Eugene

BoZ's description of the first single was spot on in my opinion 

Y'all are never happy 

sometimes I wish Lana wouldn't release any singles from her albums until her release date, so the gays would stop whining and crying. 

girl, the album isn't even out yet and they're already giving off that bad vibe. If they don't like it, let those of us who did like it enjoy it in peace.

girl, the album isn't even out yet and they're already giving off that bad vibe. If they don't like it, let those of us who did like it enjoy it in peace.

sometimes I wish Lana wouldn't release any singles from her albums until her release date, so the gays would stop whining and crying. 

sometimes I wish Lana wouldn't release any singles from her albums until her release date, so the gays would stop whining and crying. 

sometimes I wish Lana wouldn't release any singles from her albums until her release date, so the gays would stop whining and crying. 

sometimes I wish Lana wouldn't release any singles from her albums until her release date, so the gays would stop whining and crying. 

girl, the album isn't even out yet and they're already giving off that bad vibe. If they don't like it, let those of us who did like it enjoy it in peace.

girl, the album isn't even out yet and they're already giving off that bad vibe. If they don't like it, let those of us who did like it enjoy it in peace.

This is going to be one of her best records, bookmark this post 

When's it gonna be my turn? 
 

I would like a music video like The greatest for this song. 

When's it gonna be my turn? 
 

I would like a music video like The greatest for this song. 

I just wanted to share with you all a really formative & impactful moment I had tonight with the title track from this record.
My wifey and I went out to our favourite bar that we frequent tonight until it closed at 3am, but we were still trying to keep the night going, so we hit up a friend of ours who works security at clubs to see where he was at tonight to let us in. He ordered us an Uber to meet him at his club for the night, and about 10 minutes into the drive while we were on the highway, there was a terrible accident a few cars ahead of us. We were stuck sitting there behind it as police cars and ambulances piled through, so my girl & I started chatting with the Uber driver about random stuff to pass time. I brought up Lana somehow (as I tend to do in every conversation) and the driver was like “Lana Del Rey? She’s so cool!” So ofc I asked him if he had heard her latest single yet and he said he hadn’t, so naturally, I played it on his aux & sang along to every word. Afterwards he said, “she killed that!” so I played a couple more of my favourite meaningful Lana songs for him such as Hope, California, 13 Beaches, Heroin, etc. The minutes kept passing and we began to sober up, and all of Lana’s lyricism got us in the mood to have some really deep conversations. The three of us ended up being stuck in that same spot on the road for nearly two hours as the accident was being dealt with, and during that time the three of us all talked together about the most intimate details of ourselves - our beliefs in afterlives/reincarnation, hopes & plans for the future, hallucinatory experiences, insecurities, darkest moments in our lives, happiest times, inner passions, family history, etc etc. Finally after almost two hours of no movement on that road, they eventually opened the lanes to get everyone off the road so they could close the entire highway, but by that time it was 4:45am and we decided to just head home instead of going to the club that would be closing in 15 minutes anyway. As we were only a couple minutes from our residence, I was like, “you know what, this calls for a full circle moment” and I played Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd once again. As we drove home in the final moments after all that we had just spoken about together, the three of us all sang along, even our driver to the chorus, us all shouting “DON’T FORGET ME” like it was the most important sentence we would ever say, hands in the air full on gospel-style (with our driver still keeping one hand on the wheel of course), as we reflected and relished in the final moments of the special time the three of us as two lovers and a stranger had just shared together. As the song began to fade out, he pulled into the driveway. We all exchanged hugs, and I told him that I would never forget him - and I meant it. He said he’ll always think of us when he listens to that song now, and I absolutely will always think of him & this moment too.
Who knew that a two-hour traffic jam in the middle of the highway on the way to a club on a Saturday night would lead to one of the most meaningful and memorable experiences I had this year, perhaps even in all my years. I’ll never forget this moment - or our driver John, shout-out to him.
I can’t wait for other memorable moments that I’m yet to experience with other tracks from the record, as there’s so many songs across Lana’s discography that I have such special ties too. However, this one is marking near the top of my list.
Anyway, it’s 7:30am now so I’m getting ready to go off to sleep. See you all tomorrow. Love u xx

hope is a dangerous thing for someone like me to have - but I have it

This guy really loves Lana's music