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Chateau Marmont has a nice bar (altho I don't think you're 21 yet so...), and if you have time to go to Malibu it can be a fun day trip. Venice is nice as well. 
 
It really depends on where you're staying. If you're gonna be on the westside, all of these things should be doable with a car and some well timed driving to avoid the rush hours. 

I went to Mel’s last time!! I think I went to the wrong location though. They do still have the Lana shake, and they have a Ocean Blvd shake that I’m going to get this time

Go to Mel’s! Idk if they’re still serving the Lana shake tho?

Go to Mel’s! Idk if they’re still serving the Lana shake tho?

I don’t think she’s been singing it at all except for the first few shows and one exception in Nashville 

personally my favorite moment was  
 

no she singin honeymoon rn

The cola was found flat

lana singing cola:

She really said happy pride twinks

YOU ARE A MINOR 

Just to get ahead of it, can we all agree to call it “Glass Castle” (if it’s real). 

YOU ARE A MINOR 

Dragonslayer’s older sister 

What does this have to do with interpreting a Lana Del Rey album? No one is being hurt by any one interpretation so I really don’t see the need for dog whistling conservative talking points in a LGBTQ safe space. 

What does this have to do with interpreting a Lana Del Rey album? No one is being hurt by any one interpretation so I really don’t see the need for dog whistling conservative talking points in a LGBTQ safe space. 

In all honesty I see both Born To Die and Norman Fucking Rockwell to be tongue-in-cheek exaggerations of certain aspects of modern Western culture. 
 
On BTD, even the title itself seems to make fun of both the nihilism in American culture and the consumerism of drugs, glamor, etc. (I.e., you aren't born to live or born to succeed, you're born to live fast, consume as much as possible, and die doing so). The songs explore this teenage-fantasy-wasteland where a lot of life's problems can be escaped by having sex, doing drugs, and constantly living on the run. It's about the extremes of the excess in our culture. 
 
On NFR, the title is sarcastic. Norman Rockwell was an American propagandist who drew picturesque scenes of rural American life, and helped sell the idea of "the simple life" in suburbs and rural areas. Putting the "fucking" between his name expresses mockery and disdain of Norman and what he stood for. The songs themselves are softer, calmer, and the subject mature more introspective. The songs discuss the burnout caused by trying to create this perfect little suburban life for yourself, and in a way it echos the theme of BTD--in that whether you embrace the teenage-fantasy-wasteland of degeneracy, or try to embrace the Norma Rockwell suburban utopia, you still end up empty, alone, and craving something more concrete than either empty version of Western culture. 

Sorry to this man but he has the most grating, annoying voice ever and he's singing the words wrong. Won't be streaming. Hopefully someone uploads the official stream to YouTube later. 

These bitches don't even know the lyrics FFS 

OUCH the mic feedback 

Nature Boy

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. 

What does this have to do with interpreting a Lana Del Rey album? No one is being hurt by any one interpretation so I really don’t see the need for dog whistling conservative talking points in a LGBTQ safe space.