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I’m tired of people saying A&W is “NFR quality.” NFR isn’t the quality that should be aimed for. It’s watered down Lana. I am glad that A&W is unique and just screams Lana like Honeymoon does. 

I don’t hate NFR, I love all her albums. It’s definitely in my bottom 3 though, maybe bottom 2. It doesn’t have as much of that “Lana” charm that my favorites have (but some of the songs do). And Ocean Blvd definitely has that charm so far which makes me very excited.
 
so I don’t understand people (especially on reddit) praising that this has “NFR quality.” I don’t think that’s a good thing to aim for! 
 

I’m tired of people saying A&W is “NFR quality.” NFR isn’t the quality that should be aimed for. It’s watered down Lana. I am glad that A&W is unique and just screams Lana like Honeymoon does. 

I’m tired of people saying A&W is “NFR quality.” NFR isn’t the quality that should be aimed for. It’s watered down Lana. I am glad that A&W is unique and just screams Lana like Honeymoon does. 

I don’t hate NFR, I love all her albums. It’s definitely in my bottom 3 though, maybe bottom 2. It doesn’t have as much of that “Lana” charm that my favorites have (but some of the songs do). And Ocean Blvd definitely has that charm so far which makes me very excited.
 
so I don’t understand people (especially on reddit) praising that this has “NFR quality.” I don’t think that’s a good thing to aim for! 
 

I don’t hate NFR, I love all her albums. It’s definitely in my bottom 3 though, maybe bottom 2. It doesn’t have as much of that “Lana” charm that my favorites have (but some of the songs do). And Ocean Blvd definitely has that charm so far which makes me very excited.
 
so I don’t understand people (especially on reddit) praising that this has “NFR quality.” I don’t think that’s a good thing to aim for! 
 

I’m tired of people saying A&W is “NFR quality.” NFR isn’t the quality that should be aimed for. It’s watered down Lana. I am glad that A&W is unique and just screams Lana like Honeymoon does. 

This take is gonna make people mad but I agree with you. I still love Nfr, but the hype around it absolutely stunned me 

everyone disagreeing despite this being a spill 

I’m tired of people saying A&W is “NFR quality.” NFR isn’t the quality that should be aimed for. It’s watered down Lana. I am glad that A&W is unique and just screams Lana like Honeymoon does. 

I’m tired of people saying A&W is “NFR quality.” NFR isn’t the quality that should be aimed for. It’s watered down Lana. I am glad that A&W is unique and just screams Lana like Honeymoon does. 

I’m tired of people saying A&W is “NFR quality.” NFR isn’t the quality that should be aimed for. It’s watered down Lana. I am glad that A&W is unique and just screams Lana like Honeymoon does. 

I’m tired of people saying A&W is “NFR quality.” NFR isn’t the quality that should be aimed for. It’s watered down Lana. I am glad that A&W is unique and just screams Lana like Honeymoon does. 

I’m tired of people saying A&W is “NFR quality.” NFR isn’t the quality that should be aimed for. It’s watered down Lana. I am glad that A&W is unique and just screams Lana like Honeymoon does. 

i haven't been very active in this thread, but i just wanted to express my thoughts on A&W, firstly, this song is most definitely already one of my favorite lana songs of all-time, it is INCREDIBLE, it is dark, complex, psychedelic, 5+ minutes long, abstract, yet specifically honest, it's insane, it's something we haven't heard yet from lana at all, there are so many things i love about it, it feels like every other past album, song, and period of lana's artistry has led up to this particular song/moment in her discography, we couldn't have this track without all of the others which came before it, A&W is very revealing, yet still keeps it abstract, and wondering more about her past and her history, that's what is amazing about lana is that we know so much about her, yet she is still so mysterious and elusive, there's so many questions you'll still have after listening to this track
if i'm correct, i believe the pitchfork review of this track described the second part of the song as a feeling of accepting yourself as an outcast, and i've been holding onto that, because this track is so eerie, it's not just a song detailing her frustrations and her troubles throughout her life, it feels dirty, there's a taboo undertone lingering in the energy of this song, there's a very subtle, yet palatable essence of horror and despair in this track which makes it so much more rich and more of an experience, i feel like i can relate to the grimy chaos in this track, but also the parts of this track that feel more careless and almost ironically enjoying and embracing the mess and the chaos, because if you've dealt with complicated, strange experiences, or are just a complicated, strange person, you probably feel like, or even know, that that will never change, so you just have to face the darkest parts of yourself, and try your best to view them as something that is beautiful, something that makes you who you are, and sometimes, that's how you survive

honestly my favorite part is the "okay" at 3:45 when the transition begins. It sounds like both "okay enough with the ramblings" and "okay here we go"

i think whoever wrote these was trying to make lana’s lyrics make grammatical sense 

lana’s videos are iconic and unique what are you talking about? I still watch them. 

Does anyone else think Lana purposely pronounces certain words strangely so they can carry multiple meanings? 

Does anyone else think Lana purposely pronounces certain words strangely so they can carry multiple meanings? 

Does anyone else think Lana purposely pronounces certain words strangely so they can carry multiple meanings? 

Does anyone else think Lana purposely pronounces certain words strangely so they can carry multiple meanings? 

Does anyone else think Lana purposely pronounces certain words strangely so they can carry multiple meanings? 

Does anyone else think Lana purposely pronounces certain words strangely so they can carry multiple meanings? 

Does anyone else think Lana purposely pronounces certain words strangely so they can carry multiple meanings?