Lina Del K

All 9 professional pictures in HD quality, uncropped -
 

Now for the full 2011/12 experience we need her to have completed 3 photoshoots in her hotel room between engagements

Transcription of her speech that I just completed:
 
"Thank you, and I'm honoured to be given my award by Jody Gerson, the chairman of Universal Publishing. Wow. I brought this up because I wanted to show you, I don't know if you can see. It says this was a 500-quid ad from my managers. I'm so proud of you and grateful for our 15-year friendship and journey together. That's 15 years of friendship from the same two managers. Ben Mawson, right there, and Ed Millett, will you stand up please? Music is hard but my managers have made it very easy. I love them. I love Jody. I have never had one glitch in my career in terms of my friendship. I've been with Polydor for 12 years and Interscope for just as long. Ben Mortimer and Steven Hallowes, thank you for being just like Ben and Ed, my dearest friends. It's amazing. I have so many things to say. Let's see. I mean, I was here 12 years ago. That's amazing. 12 years, still kicking. Not everybody is born with a passion. Not everyone is 3 years old and says, 'I want to be on Broadway!' Passion is fleeting. I don't always wake up and think 'it's so amazing that I'm still in music.' The muse is very fleeting and when those years happen it can be years. I just think to myself when I don't feel passion, what I'm going to focus on is doing a job well done and if that's not enough I do other jobs and then I come back to music and I just think that's really important because not every day is the same and one of the mottos that I go by is 'I can start my day over any time I want.' If I'm having a bad day, I start it over at 11:55pm. If it didn't go well then, I'd gotten an article written that I don't like, I think I can take a walk in the park and remember that I can start my day over at any time I want. Also, is Paloma Faith still in the room? I think I might have seen her leave, but I just wanted to say Paloma, sweetheart, that was such a good speech. I'm so happy you're here. When I had my first video out, you already had videos out, and I think it's so cool that she took a moment to say that and also, okay, a couple of things. So, when I came, when I started, I think a lot of things were written about how the songs were sort of navel-gazing and just about me and my experience with challenging relationships and now I think what we've seen is that those songs were not written about a small microcosm of people and women. We're seeing a huge amount of things written about difficult relationships and even when COVID began, the second epidemic in the United States was interpersonal relationship violence. It increased by 300%, so I just think it's amazing that female singer-songwriters have the freedom to write about absolutely whatever they want. It was always a little nerve-racking to think that writing about the relationships or maybe something that could be seen as self-gratuitous or feigning vulnerability. I heard that a lot. I mean, it is a very vulnerable thing not just for women but for men. I've learned so much in the past few years from my peers about having a challenging time in music, and like someone said my friends are doctors too, so it's not just limited to music. Okay. Yeah. There's one really important thing. So, 15 years ago when I met Ben and Ed I had already been singing in the United States for 8 years. They let me come live with them. I was up and down Kingsland Road for two years here. I didn't know anybody and I don't drink so I had absolutely no friends. It was really, really, really hard except for knowing them. I literally just flew from headlining a show in Alabama where my sister's children are from and to Louisiana where my brother lives with his wife. So, because of a lot of people in this room you gave me a career here which also allowed me to go back home where I had been trying to sing for at least 8 years. So, thank you for letting me be able to sing at the Opera House in Paris and also to go back to Alabama. It's amazing I get to go wherever I want whenever I want. I decided not to do a stadium tour this year because I want to go McCreary Country in Kentucky. I want to go meet the people. I want to say hi and have breakfast with them. It's not always about just going north and going to every island straightforward and picking up money at the stadiums. It's like I said to Ben, you know, after Coachella everyone kind of treated me like a brand new artist, you know? Like, 'oh, she's back!' I said it's like being in a new ship, but I don't just want to go forward and do a stadium tour. I want to figure out how to turn into like a glass ship that can fly, and I don't even know what that means yet, but I'm going to find out, and sometimes that means just stopping and listening to my heart and it's not always about music. It's about thinking about whether what I'm saying is actually matching up with what I'm doing. I could say I want to go on a long stadium tour, but in my heart what I really want to do is be with my family in Alabama and be with my managers in London and the people that I've worked with have given me the freedom every single year with every record. No deadlines, no pressure, so I that I have enough time to listen to my heart and be available to the people around me so I get to make music, and I know it's long winded, but anyways, thank you! Thank you so much!"

Her pose instantly reminded me of this, oh baby how far she has come I love her so so much, so proud of you, Lanita!

EXACTLY MY THOUGHTS AS WELL!!!!!

MANIFESTING HIGHWAY AESTHETICS 


 

 

I just got off the phone with my dad and he said Hi how are you and I said Good how are you and he said Good thanks.

A new fake insider (who in a fresh creative twist speaks directly to Lana herself)oh the pre-release prophecy is moving right along. News is coming soon!🚀

Omg the Internet really ate up my ten-minute album cover…I keep seeing it on YouTube and Twitter especially. 

Just popping in before I go to sleep for the night to say the show was incredible from an attendee perspective. This was my 19th show of hers, so I really enjoyed all of the surprise guest performances as a nice switch up. You could tell how much fun Lana was having with everyone and was really enjoying herself on stage! Her vocals were absolutely incredible, perhaps some of the best I’ve seen in person from her shows I’ve attended. Looked beautiful. Talked to the crowd more than normal which was so cute. She was so happy to be back in Alabama and it showed.
Also, this performance appealed to the non-stans in the crowd as well. I didn’t try for barricade (I knew I wouldn’t survive it in this Alabama heat & humidity) and got to Lana’s set about 3 hours before she got onstage, so I was quite a few rows back but still had a pretty decent view since I was right by the middle barricade. I was surrounded by some people who weren’t super stans and they really enjoyed the set. I also brought my friend to the show who is just a casual listener (she really only listens to Born to Die & NFR occasionally, mostly bc of my influence lol) and she loved it. It was her first Lana show and right after it ended she said “I didn’t really understand the obsession with Lana until now. Something about seeing her live really makes her music hit different. Watching her was mesmerising. I see it now - Lana is America’s princess.” As soon as we got back to the hotel, she immediately ordered a LDR flag from Amazon and started reading up on her Wikipedia lol.
So, it was a great set especially for a festival crowd even if a few songs had to be cut. However, this has made me realise I am getting way too old for festivals loool it seemed like my friend and I were among the oldest there (apparently this is a festival popular among college kids which we are not) and whew my old knees are not what they used to be looool. Currently feeling so much ache from the knees down and my head is throbbing lmaooo but I’m excited for Chappell Roan tomorrow & Reneé Rapp on Sunday!! Goodnight LanaBoards xx

It's honestly hilarious trying to figure out what's going on since I'm not watching the livestream 

Trying to get this guy I'm seeing to understand why he needs to be quiet while I watch some 70 year old man try and livestream a concert in Alabama  I'm this close to breaking up with him over this 

Things I learnt today: 
Alabama is in the Central Time Zone Alabama has an actual beach/is on the ocean?  Alabama was not part of the Louisiana Purchase I want Jambalaya. 

In some other universe she’s rehearsing I Talk to Jesus  

I wonder if we are getting southern gothic type of country

Or old Wild West style country

Or more vintage western cowgirl country

I know she'll make it her own blend, but I wonder what style it will lean towards in terms of sound and art. The word Lasso makes me think Wild West, and the website used for the Coachella live chat had a vintage western cowgirl feel. Maybe this is the delulu in me speaking, but could the emotes and art have been hints for Lasso? They bolded the songs she performed in the chat, so I think it’s possible the rest of the website’s theme could have more relevance. Since it dropped during Coachella, we kinda overlooked that website and emotes. I'm curious if they have more significance to the album like the cover art or song lyrics.

and i'm over here wondering where i can find an emotional support alligator...  

I'm not sure, it looks like the video is still in the making, because wally posted 16 hours before
"My next student is going to be @quavohuncho his talent behind the wheel will be epic! Quavo is so talented!"

So
 
-we know the car was dropped off 3 days ago because that’s when the car rental Wally tagged posted the picture 
 
-Wally posted a pic with the car two days ago, and again yesterday 
 
-Quavo posted a pic with the goats (which appears to be the same place as the car) two days ago (so when the car was there)
 
soo in conclusion, the video might have been shot Saturday and now they’re just teasing it to get the fans hyped up 

ok soo there is a car crash, fire, goats, and lana singing in the grass with a guitar  
 
if an insider told us this two weeks ago we would have laughed in their face 

530 could refer to an area code. It’s the phone number for Northern California 

Someone asked if he got in trouble for yesterday's leak and he said "I am always in trouble that's who I am! Lol"
 

 

I see this thread descending into chaos. Oh a new era really is here 

Quavo shot a video for his latest song and it came out a week later so hoping this one will be quicker then normal for lana

ATRL insider when asked if Tough is a good song or not:

"its a good song to me yes
if the idea of country rap/trap laced with lana del rey sounds good to you then u will probs like it "

It’s allegedly being filmed in ATL

Excited as FUCK that we’re gonna get a blonde Lana music video, low key sad the video is just now being shot because they take a good bit of time to make, and I’d think they’re gonna drop the song and video the same time..so a June release just got super real