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I don't understand the criticism for the homemade videos. They're part of what made her blowup in the first place, and we know we have a high budget one coming. (Like with NFR sure we got some phone-shot ones, but we also got Doin Time?) 

It’s a really homemade video, but I think it’s cute cause it shows her family and friends and people she cares about . I liked it. Remember that she has shot already a professional video for the title track, so let her do her beloved homemade videos lol 

This is an absolute banger. Probably her best feature minus Stargirl.

I couldn't stop listen to this song the whole day long and I met a friend today and I showed him the song and he really liked it. He is not a Lana fan but he asked if this is Lana and yeah  he really  loved her voice in it and the voice of Matt.  This made me happy and so glad we got this collab

thank you!!!!! that’s cause he’s NOT at all a Christian artist. literally not even close I’ve been a fan of matt maeson since his EP days. y’all should really listen to “cringe.” his whole catalogue is super dark and mostly about drug use and addiction. “go easy,” “i just don’t care that much,” and “straight razor” are my other faves aside from hallucinogenics.

thank you!!!!! that’s cause he’s NOT at all a Christian artist. literally not even close I’ve been a fan of matt maeson since his EP days. y’all should really listen to “cringe.” his whole catalogue is super dark and mostly about drug use and addiction. “go easy,” “i just don’t care that much,” and “straight razor” are my other faves aside from hallucinogenics.

thank you!!!!! that’s cause he’s NOT at all a Christian artist. literally not even close I’ve been a fan of matt maeson since his EP days. y’all should really listen to “cringe.” his whole catalogue is super dark and mostly about drug use and addiction. “go easy,” “i just don’t care that much,” and “straight razor” are my other faves aside from hallucinogenics.

thank you!!!!! that’s cause he’s NOT at all a Christian artist. literally not even close I’ve been a fan of matt maeson since his EP days. y’all should really listen to “cringe.” his whole catalogue is super dark and mostly about drug use and addiction. “go easy,” “i just don’t care that much,” and “straight razor” are my other faves aside from hallucinogenics.

That song Hallucinogenics was already nice before Lana jumped on, and from the snippet her vocals sound gorgeous and she fits the song's vibe perfectly. More importantly, the song fits her vibe perfectly if this is an indicator of her headspace for Chemtrails. And no this is not Christian music at all lmao, the entire song is about drug use. The implication of the line "Go find yourself a man who's tall and strong and Christian" is basically "go find a safe and stable man because I'm fucked up on drugs and I'm no good for you".

thank you!!!!! that’s cause he’s NOT at all a Christian artist. literally not even close I’ve been a fan of matt maeson since his EP days. y’all should really listen to “cringe.” his whole catalogue is super dark and mostly about drug use and addiction. “go easy,” “i just don’t care that much,” and “straight razor” are my other faves aside from hallucinogenics.

thank you!!!!! that’s cause he’s NOT at all a Christian artist. literally not even close I’ve been a fan of matt maeson since his EP days. y’all should really listen to “cringe.” his whole catalogue is super dark and mostly about drug use and addiction. “go easy,” “i just don’t care that much,” and “straight razor” are my other faves aside from hallucinogenics.

thank you!!!!! that’s cause he’s NOT at all a Christian artist. literally not even close I’ve been a fan of matt maeson since his EP days. y’all should really listen to “cringe.” his whole catalogue is super dark and mostly about drug use and addiction. “go easy,” “i just don’t care that much,” and “straight razor” are my other faves aside from hallucinogenics.

thank you!!!!! that’s cause he’s NOT at all a Christian artist. literally not even close I’ve been a fan of matt maeson since his EP days. y’all should really listen to “cringe.” his whole catalogue is super dark and mostly about drug use and addiction. “go easy,” “i just don’t care that much,” and “straight razor” are my other faves aside from hallucinogenics.

thank you!!!!! that’s cause he’s NOT at all a Christian artist. literally not even close I’ve been a fan of matt maeson since his EP days. y’all should really listen to “cringe.” his whole catalogue is super dark and mostly about drug use and addiction. “go easy,” “i just don’t care that much,” and “straight razor” are my other faves aside from hallucinogenics.

just read the lyrics and it literally isn't a christian song lmao

Been an LB lerker from Reddit but after the video was posted yesterday I had so many thoughts I needed to share!
 
I think the Grey Gardens vibes is an aesthetic preview! I think the video was intended to be a kitschy/satirical play on that documentary (as opposed to some people saying it seemed weird/sad). Grey Gardens is about two lost cousins of Jackie Kennedy living in poverty (literally hidden in a decaying house surrounded by rich folk of the Hamptons)! She even calls Jack “Little Edie,” a person from the documentary, in one of her captions. I think it could possibly be a hint of the COTCC aesthetic, like focusing on the run-down area or decay around a nice country club (i.e. those who are only able to see the chemtrails over it and will never be invited inside). Which is maybe why she’s referencing Midwestern states like Arkansas in her sound and vibe and saying the record feels very Midwestern. It would be a throwback to her trailer park and “Queen of the Gas Station” kitschy glamor vibes !!!!! WE ARE  *L I V I N G* ~

Also, singing about the people who will never be in the country club but can see the chemtrails over it kind of parallels what she‘s been saying about dying an underdog (cough cough fruitless Grammy noms), or acting the same way as other artists but not being accepted in the same way, etc (her question for the culture ideas)
 

Been an LB lerker from Reddit but after the video was posted yesterday I had so many thoughts I needed to share!
 
I think the Grey Gardens vibes is an aesthetic preview! I think the video was intended to be a kitschy/satirical play on that documentary (as opposed to some people saying it seemed weird/sad). Grey Gardens is about two lost cousins of Jackie Kennedy living in poverty (literally hidden in a decaying house surrounded by rich folk of the Hamptons)! She even calls Jack “Little Edie,” a person from the documentary, in one of her captions. I think it could possibly be a hint of the COTCC aesthetic, like focusing on the run-down area or decay around a nice country club (i.e. those who are only able to see the chemtrails over it and will never be invited inside). Which is maybe why she’s referencing Midwestern states like Arkansas in her sound and vibe and saying the record feels very Midwestern. It would be a throwback to her trailer park and “Queen of the Gas Station” kitschy glamor vibes !!!!! WE ARE  *L I V I N G* ~

Also, singing about the people who will never be in the country club but can see the chemtrails over it kind of parallels what she‘s been saying about dying an underdog (cough cough fruitless Grammy noms), or acting the same way as other artists but not being accepted in the same way, etc (her question for the culture ideas)
 

Been an LB lerker from Reddit but after the video was posted yesterday I had so many thoughts I needed to share!
 
I think the Grey Gardens vibes is an aesthetic preview! I think the video was intended to be a kitschy/satirical play on that documentary (as opposed to some people saying it seemed weird/sad). Grey Gardens is about two lost cousins of Jackie Kennedy living in poverty (literally hidden in a decaying house surrounded by rich folk of the Hamptons)! She even calls Jack “Little Edie,” a person from the documentary, in one of her captions. I think it could possibly be a hint of the COTCC aesthetic, like focusing on the run-down area or decay around a nice country club (i.e. those who are only able to see the chemtrails over it and will never be invited inside). Which is maybe why she’s referencing Midwestern states like Arkansas in her sound and vibe and saying the record feels very Midwestern. It would be a throwback to her trailer park and “Queen of the Gas Station” kitschy glamor vibes !!!!! WE ARE  *L I V I N G* ~

Also, singing about the people who will never be in the country club but can see the chemtrails over it kind of parallels what she‘s been saying about dying an underdog (cough cough fruitless Grammy noms), or acting the same way as other artists but not being accepted in the same way, etc (her question for the culture ideas)
 

Been an LB lerker from Reddit but after the video was posted yesterday I had so many thoughts I needed to share!
 
I think the Grey Gardens vibes is an aesthetic preview! I think the video was intended to be a kitschy/satirical play on that documentary (as opposed to some people saying it seemed weird/sad). Grey Gardens is about two lost cousins of Jackie Kennedy living in poverty (literally hidden in a decaying house surrounded by rich folk of the Hamptons)! She even calls Jack “Little Edie,” a person from the documentary, in one of her captions. I think it could possibly be a hint of the COTCC aesthetic, like focusing on the run-down area or decay around a nice country club (i.e. those who are only able to see the chemtrails over it and will never be invited inside). Which is maybe why she’s referencing Midwestern states like Arkansas in her sound and vibe and saying the record feels very Midwestern. It would be a throwback to her trailer park and “Queen of the Gas Station” kitschy glamor vibes !!!!! WE ARE  *L I V I N G* ~

Also, singing about the people who will never be in the country club but can see the chemtrails over it kind of parallels what she‘s been saying about dying an underdog (cough cough fruitless Grammy noms), or acting the same way as other artists but not being accepted in the same way, etc (her question for the culture ideas)
 

Been an LB lerker from Reddit but after the video was posted yesterday I had so many thoughts I needed to share!
 
I think the Grey Gardens vibes is an aesthetic preview! I think the video was intended to be a kitschy/satirical play on that documentary (as opposed to some people saying it seemed weird/sad). Grey Gardens is about two lost cousins of Jackie Kennedy living in poverty (literally hidden in a decaying house surrounded by rich folk of the Hamptons)! She even calls Jack “Little Edie,” a person from the documentary, in one of her captions. I think it could possibly be a hint of the COTCC aesthetic, like focusing on the run-down area or decay around a nice country club (i.e. those who are only able to see the chemtrails over it and will never be invited inside). Which is maybe why she’s referencing Midwestern states like Arkansas in her sound and vibe and saying the record feels very Midwestern. It would be a throwback to her trailer park and “Queen of the Gas Station” kitschy glamor vibes !!!!! WE ARE  *L I V I N G* ~

Also, singing about the people who will never be in the country club but can see the chemtrails over it kind of parallels what she‘s been saying about dying an underdog (cough cough fruitless Grammy noms), or acting the same way as other artists but not being accepted in the same way, etc (her question for the culture ideas)
 

Been an LB lerker from Reddit but after the video was posted yesterday I had so many thoughts I needed to share!
 
I think the Grey Gardens vibes is an aesthetic preview! I think the video was intended to be a kitschy/satirical play on that documentary (as opposed to some people saying it seemed weird/sad). Grey Gardens is about two lost cousins of Jackie Kennedy living in poverty (literally hidden in a decaying house surrounded by rich folk of the Hamptons)! She even calls Jack “Little Edie,” a person from the documentary, in one of her captions. I think it could possibly be a hint of the COTCC aesthetic, like focusing on the run-down area or decay around a nice country club (i.e. those who are only able to see the chemtrails over it and will never be invited inside). Which is maybe why she’s referencing Midwestern states like Arkansas in her sound and vibe and saying the record feels very Midwestern. It would be a throwback to her trailer park and “Queen of the Gas Station” kitschy glamor vibes !!!!! WE ARE  *L I V I N G* ~

Also, singing about the people who will never be in the country club but can see the chemtrails over it kind of parallels what she‘s been saying about dying an underdog (cough cough fruitless Grammy noms), or acting the same way as other artists but not being accepted in the same way, etc (her question for the culture ideas)
 

hmmmmm interesting i'll watch that

Well spotted! On a topical note, Little Edie's outfit here with the deep cleavage bodysuit is sending me. 

Been an LB lerker from Reddit but after the video was posted yesterday I had so many thoughts I needed to share!
 
I think the Grey Gardens vibes is an aesthetic preview! I think the video was intended to be a kitschy/satirical play on that documentary (as opposed to some people saying it seemed weird/sad). Grey Gardens is about two lost cousins of Jackie Kennedy living in poverty (literally hidden in a decaying house surrounded by rich folk of the Hamptons)! She even calls Jack “Little Edie,” a person from the documentary, in one of her captions. I think it could possibly be a hint of the COTCC aesthetic, like focusing on the run-down area or decay around a nice country club (i.e. those who are only able to see the chemtrails over it and will never be invited inside). Which is maybe why she’s referencing Midwestern states like Arkansas in her sound and vibe and saying the record feels very Midwestern. It would be a throwback to her trailer park and “Queen of the Gas Station” kitschy glamor vibes !!!!! WE ARE  *L I V I N G* ~

Also, singing about the people who will never be in the country club but can see the chemtrails over it kind of parallels what she‘s been saying about dying an underdog (cough cough fruitless Grammy noms), or acting the same way as other artists but not being accepted in the same way, etc (her question for the culture ideas)
 

Been an LB lerker from Reddit but after the video was posted yesterday I had so many thoughts I needed to share!
 
I think the Grey Gardens vibes is an aesthetic preview! I think the video was intended to be a kitschy/satirical play on that documentary (as opposed to some people saying it seemed weird/sad). Grey Gardens is about two lost cousins of Jackie Kennedy living in poverty (literally hidden in a decaying house surrounded by rich folk of the Hamptons)! She even calls Jack “Little Edie,” a person from the documentary, in one of her captions. I think it could possibly be a hint of the COTCC aesthetic, like focusing on the run-down area or decay around a nice country club (i.e. those who are only able to see the chemtrails over it and will never be invited inside). Which is maybe why she’s referencing Midwestern states like Arkansas in her sound and vibe and saying the record feels very Midwestern. It would be a throwback to her trailer park and “Queen of the Gas Station” kitschy glamor vibes !!!!! WE ARE  *L I V I N G* ~

Also, singing about the people who will never be in the country club but can see the chemtrails over it kind of parallels what she‘s been saying about dying an underdog (cough cough fruitless Grammy noms), or acting the same way as other artists but not being accepted in the same way, etc (her question for the culture ideas)