Candy Necklace

It’s out on Apple Music!
 
it’s really beautiful, Lana sings for a little over half the song

It’s out on Apple Music!
 
it’s really beautiful, Lana sings for a little over half the song

no offence to you but the way i would have absolutely dragged this album if it was real 😭

Not surprised at all that she sang Arcadia. Wish she would’ve done Tulsa Jesus Freak instead of white Mustang though 

for a second i thought you were the one that made that post and you were making an apology

Well...yeah? Not sure what you mean by this. Most of the Western world is very much defined and influenced by the US's ideals and lifestyles. Canada, US, and the UK all have a very similar cultural identity at their core, and so does Western Europe and Australia? Capitalism, individualism, nuclear-family, suburban-bliss...these things may have originated in the US, but they're pretty far reaching now. 

Can be mad about ur phone being stolen without blaming an entire country, especially one that you’ve just earned money from, and then being petty and childish over social media about after being called out. 
 
This wasn’t the unbiased serve you thought it was

oh he actually just deactivated his account. what a fucking coward
I can't believe I even commented on his initial post about the show thanking him for his work
 

Literally everyone who is saying that isn’t the concept of the album or they “don’t see it” has said they don’t like the album😭😭 like obviously you aren’t spending the time to analyze and understand the songs on a deeper level if you don’t like the album 

I ain’t reading all of this…

to me nfr encapsulates the feel of modern america (more so the world, in my opinion as i’m not american) because the subject matter in the songs just reflects the shift in western culture over the last decade. yes it’s from lana’s pov, but the more conscious and educated lens she writes through on the record - in my opinion - sums up the change in attitudes western society accumulated by the end of the 2010s.
 
i mean, born to die was written from her pov but the commentary on excess, drugs, depression and rebellion was a universal experience for the youth at the time which were growing in subcultures across the internet - hence its popularity and solidification as the ‘american’ album of the last decade. 
 
contrast btd with the subject matter of norman and it reflects the maturity and growth of a generation, for better or for worse.
 
that’s my two cents

Then how did you completely miss the entire point of the album? Just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean it isn’t about that. The analysis @PARADIXO made perfectly captures the themes of the album.

this photo is so iconic lmao

Someone should run the entire show through an AI (like Moises or one of those similar ones) to try to separate her live vocal from everything else and then amplify it, it wouldn't be hard at all just a bit time consuming bc you'd probs have to do it in sections (per song)

A few more thoughts on why she was so emotional during The Grants going into Flipside,
We already know that whatever Sean Larkin did to her was fucked up and she still hasn't gotten over it. Proof being the A&W lyrics, car video, and the billboard in Tulsa among other things. I took The Grants to be a song about her family, but I never really payed attention to the first verse
 
So you say there's a chance for us
Should I do a dance for once?
You're a family man, but, but
 
and in the performance she added
 
there's always a but
 
I think this confirms this song is about Sean too. The she transitions into Flipside
 
Or are you gonna hurt me later?
Are you gonna go to town?
Maybe you should play it safer
 
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
Actin' like a big shot
I'm sure
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
You're actin' like a big shot
 
At first I thought it was a little random to bring out Flipside, especially after The Grants (as much as I love Flipside- she barely ever acknowledged it) but it makes sense now, she's probably feeling those emotions all over again but this time with Sean.

It’s an account called “Create Fan Made”, I don’t think so

It’s an account called “Create Fan Made”, I don’t think so

This is up there with the Cook County prison pic in pictures that scream Lana Del Rey

A few more thoughts on why she was so emotional during The Grants going into Flipside,
We already know that whatever Sean Larkin did to her was fucked up and she still hasn't gotten over it. Proof being the A&W lyrics, car video, and the billboard in Tulsa among other things. I took The Grants to be a song about her family, but I never really payed attention to the first verse
 
So you say there's a chance for us
Should I do a dance for once?
You're a family man, but, but
 
and in the performance she added
 
there's always a but
 
I think this confirms this song is about Sean too. The she transitions into Flipside
 
Or are you gonna hurt me later?
Are you gonna go to town?
Maybe you should play it safer
 
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
Actin' like a big shot
I'm sure
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
You're actin' like a big shot
 
At first I thought it was a little random to bring out Flipside, especially after The Grants (as much as I love Flipside- she barely ever acknowledged it) but it makes sense now, she's probably feeling those emotions all over again but this time with Sean.

A few more thoughts on why she was so emotional during The Grants going into Flipside,
We already know that whatever Sean Larkin did to her was fucked up and she still hasn't gotten over it. Proof being the A&W lyrics, car video, and the billboard in Tulsa among other things. I took The Grants to be a song about her family, but I never really payed attention to the first verse
 
So you say there's a chance for us
Should I do a dance for once?
You're a family man, but, but
 
and in the performance she added
 
there's always a but
 
I think this confirms this song is about Sean too. The she transitions into Flipside
 
Or are you gonna hurt me later?
Are you gonna go to town?
Maybe you should play it safer
 
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
Actin' like a big shot
I'm sure
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
You're actin' like a big shot
 
At first I thought it was a little random to bring out Flipside, especially after The Grants (as much as I love Flipside- she barely ever acknowledged it) but it makes sense now, she's probably feeling those emotions all over again but this time with Sean.

A few more thoughts on why she was so emotional during The Grants going into Flipside,
We already know that whatever Sean Larkin did to her was fucked up and she still hasn't gotten over it. Proof being the A&W lyrics, car video, and the billboard in Tulsa among other things. I took The Grants to be a song about her family, but I never really payed attention to the first verse
 
So you say there's a chance for us
Should I do a dance for once?
You're a family man, but, but
 
and in the performance she added
 
there's always a but
 
I think this confirms this song is about Sean too. The she transitions into Flipside
 
Or are you gonna hurt me later?
Are you gonna go to town?
Maybe you should play it safer
 
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
Actin' like a big shot
I'm sure
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
You're actin' like a big shot
 
At first I thought it was a little random to bring out Flipside, especially after The Grants (as much as I love Flipside- she barely ever acknowledged it) but it makes sense now, she's probably feeling those emotions all over again but this time with Sean.

A few more thoughts on why she was so emotional during The Grants going into Flipside,
We already know that whatever Sean Larkin did to her was fucked up and she still hasn't gotten over it. Proof being the A&W lyrics, car video, and the billboard in Tulsa among other things. I took The Grants to be a song about her family, but I never really payed attention to the first verse
 
So you say there's a chance for us
Should I do a dance for once?
You're a family man, but, but
 
and in the performance she added
 
there's always a but
 
I think this confirms this song is about Sean too. The she transitions into Flipside
 
Or are you gonna hurt me later?
Are you gonna go to town?
Maybe you should play it safer
 
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
Actin' like a big shot
I'm sure
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
You're actin' like a big shot
 
At first I thought it was a little random to bring out Flipside, especially after The Grants (as much as I love Flipside- she barely ever acknowledged it) but it makes sense now, she's probably feeling those emotions all over again but this time with Sean.

A few more thoughts on why she was so emotional during The Grants going into Flipside,
We already know that whatever Sean Larkin did to her was fucked up and she still hasn't gotten over it. Proof being the A&W lyrics, car video, and the billboard in Tulsa among other things. I took The Grants to be a song about her family, but I never really payed attention to the first verse
 
So you say there's a chance for us
Should I do a dance for once?
You're a family man, but, but
 
and in the performance she added
 
there's always a but
 
I think this confirms this song is about Sean too. The she transitions into Flipside
 
Or are you gonna hurt me later?
Are you gonna go to town?
Maybe you should play it safer
 
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
Actin' like a big shot
I'm sure
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
You're actin' like a big shot
 
At first I thought it was a little random to bring out Flipside, especially after The Grants (as much as I love Flipside- she barely ever acknowledged it) but it makes sense now, she's probably feeling those emotions all over again but this time with Sean.

A few more thoughts on why she was so emotional during The Grants going into Flipside,
We already know that whatever Sean Larkin did to her was fucked up and she still hasn't gotten over it. Proof being the A&W lyrics, car video, and the billboard in Tulsa among other things. I took The Grants to be a song about her family, but I never really payed attention to the first verse
 
So you say there's a chance for us
Should I do a dance for once?
You're a family man, but, but
 
and in the performance she added
 
there's always a but
 
I think this confirms this song is about Sean too. The she transitions into Flipside
 
Or are you gonna hurt me later?
Are you gonna go to town?
Maybe you should play it safer
 
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
Actin' like a big shot
I'm sure
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
You're actin' like a big shot
 
At first I thought it was a little random to bring out Flipside, especially after The Grants (as much as I love Flipside- she barely ever acknowledged it) but it makes sense now, she's probably feeling those emotions all over again but this time with Sean.

A few more thoughts on why she was so emotional during The Grants going into Flipside,
We already know that whatever Sean Larkin did to her was fucked up and she still hasn't gotten over it. Proof being the A&W lyrics, car video, and the billboard in Tulsa among other things. I took The Grants to be a song about her family, but I never really payed attention to the first verse
 
So you say there's a chance for us
Should I do a dance for once?
You're a family man, but, but
 
and in the performance she added
 
there's always a but
 
I think this confirms this song is about Sean too. The she transitions into Flipside
 
Or are you gonna hurt me later?
Are you gonna go to town?
Maybe you should play it safer
 
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
Actin' like a big shot
I'm sure
So you think you're in charge?
Do you?
You're actin' like a big shot
 
At first I thought it was a little random to bring out Flipside, especially after The Grants (as much as I love Flipside- she barely ever acknowledged it) but it makes sense now, she's probably feeling those emotions all over again but this time with Sean.