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tbh i think she was worried people would find purge the poison and those songs insincere and cash grabby if she was “supporting lana” or whatever, but gag is the uninspired lyrics already did that.  but we’re getting off topic

I wish lanaboards had the front page comments leaderboard so we could all like this comment and make it the most popular post on the site. This cannot be real 

I’m trying to be nice but I think you’re barking up the wrong tree cause I don’t think many people took Blue ivy seriously.. as watched it to laugh at it and called it nonsense

I’m trying to be nice but I think you’re barking up the wrong tree cause I don’t think many people took Blue ivy seriously.. as watched it to laugh at it and called it nonsense

I’m trying to be nice but I think you’re barking up the wrong tree cause I don’t think many people took Blue ivy seriously.. as watched it to laugh at it and called it nonsense

That’s kind of the opposite thing of a documentary
 
Documentary is based in fact. Mockumentary is mocking the subject, poking fun, making wild conspiracy theories 

yep, and rob was posting her with “my 3rd daughter” or something. marina unfollowed after qftc i wanna say

yep, and rob was posting her with “my 3rd daughter” or something. marina unfollowed after qftc i wanna say

I’m trying to be nice but I think you’re barking up the wrong tree cause I don’t think many people took Blue ivy seriously.. as watched it to laugh at it and called it nonsense

I remember watching this old one like years ago and I remember there were two things mentioned about Lana's albums that weren't true:
- the artwork for Sirens is fan-made, @Trash Magic created it, if I'm not wrong;
- Die For Me is also a fan-made album which never existed.

documentary is not the word for this, just say it’s a fan made entertainment deep dive or something. documentary is factual- this is more of a fun project you did, and no hate to that! 

this the wrong neighborhood to be preaching this video 

First thought : Wow a fan 1 hour long documentary, so cool.
Second thought : Just another slice of american religious x aliens conspiracy bs

I’m trying to be nice but I think you’re barking up the wrong tree cause I don’t think many people took Blue ivy seriously.. as watched it to laugh at it and called it nonsense

I’m trying to be nice but I think you’re barking up the wrong tree cause I don’t think many people took Blue ivy seriously.. as watched it to laugh at it and called it nonsense

I’m trying to be nice but I think you’re barking up the wrong tree cause I don’t think many people took Blue ivy seriously.. as watched it to laugh at it and called it nonsense

I’m trying to be nice but I think you’re barking up the wrong tree cause I don’t think many people took Blue ivy seriously.. as watched it to laugh at it and called it nonsense

I’m trying to be nice but I think you’re barking up the wrong tree cause I don’t think many people took Blue ivy seriously.. as watched it to laugh at it and called it nonsense

“She’s unearthly suburban and unreasonably talented, and she can pretend to be a normal person,” the filmmaker and writer John Waterstells me. “I think of the ad campaign for Russ Meyer’s Lorna,” he says admiringly, referring to the 1964 sexploitation film. “[The tagline] could go for her: ‘Longing, love, lust, life, Lana. Too much for one man.’ ” Director David Lynch is also a fan. “She tells a story in her music,” Lynch says. “She gives a mood and a story and a way to think, and she paints a picture in your brain.”
 
John Waters AND David Lynch (and Joan Baez) like the rest of the interview aside from setting the scene (also chefs kiss) was bad but this is everything I’m so serious.