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We should definitely make this canon for the album's anniversary. A whole year later can change our perspective A LOT. Celebrate its anniversary in some way, this album is such a career highlight.

A historic day in the Lanaverse….you literally just had to be there 

A historic day in the Lanaverse….you literally just had to be there 

A historic day in the Lanaverse….you literally just had to be there 

Many people overestimate Tay's chances. She has lost many major categories tho, like this year SOTY, then Evermore AOTY, and she won like one award in Folklore era out of like 6 noms or something

Yeah they are kind of everywhere these days. They are doing SNL and a bunch of magazine covers, among other things. I’m afraid Lana will not do anything to promote her album. 

Lana is getting a Grammy. It’s happening. It’s her time. 

this is crazy...

im still not over the title track from this album, it's such a beautiful sad and honest song! it breaks my heart the way lana asks when's it gonna be her turn and her need to rely on others for a "simple" self love. it breaks my heart even more when she compares herself to a tunnel, a place where people pass by without even realizing it. I always have the thought of loneliness and be forgotten while listening to "did you know that there's a tunnel under ocean blvd", but also a chance to move on. she sings that she can't but she knows she can.

It's interesting that the photoshot is her in the room, as the album sounds like secrets said inside. It's a personal album that she didn't need to force. She's wanted to tell these reflections for a long time, but only now did it come out in such an organic way (Blue Banisters was a beautiful bridge). We wanted to hear the intense adventures, but it's the type of album that a woman, at her age, would make.
 
We are still so young and so inexperienced. We have so much to learn, that I think about how this album will sound when we are adults and the same questions presented are relevant to us.
 
Another thing: it's bizarre how her discography, in chronology, sounds like a coming-of-age and discovery story, which, if she wanted to end it here, would be a great ending. At the same time, it seems like just the beginning of much more to come! It's crazy to think that she's on her NINTH album and still maintains the same level of interest from the public. We WANT to see what she does next. In the last two years, she has resurrected her career.

No like literally this was so hi-brow, I’m not shocked people don’t get it. She’s weaponizing that Metaphysics degree to the max 

I think the end of her with no candy necklace on was her saying that she will always remain true to herself and that she has broken free from the burden of “candy necklaces” that the women that proceeded her unfortunately dealt with.

No like literally this was so hi-brow, I’m not shocked people don’t get it. She’s weaponizing that Metaphysics degree to the max 

No like literally this was so hi-brow, I’m not shocked people don’t get it. She’s weaponizing that Metaphysics degree to the max 

I think the end of her with no candy necklace on was her saying that she will always remain true to herself and that she has broken free from the burden of “candy necklaces” that the women that proceeded her unfortunately dealt with.

I think the end of her with no candy necklace on was her saying that she will always remain true to herself and that she has broken free from the burden of “candy necklaces” that the women that proceeded her unfortunately dealt with.

Just think about the song and the video as describing her turbulent relationship with being a Hollywood star. 

the candy necklaces represent the glamour of stardom but also is seen as a “golden handcuff” here.

I think people’s default for Lana sometimes is to assume in her songs that she’s always singing about men but that’s only partially. A lot of the time she’s singing about her struggles with fame and critics.

No like literally this was so hi-brow, I’m not shocked people don’t get it. She’s weaponizing that Metaphysics degree to the max 

It’s the death of her persona, Lana Del Rey IS Lizzy and Lizzy IS Lana Del Rey 

I think the end of her with no candy necklace on was her saying that she will always remain true to herself and that she has broken free from the burden of “candy necklaces” that the women that proceeded her unfortunately dealt with.

It’s the death of her persona, Lana Del Rey IS Lizzy and Lizzy IS Lana Del Rey 

Just think about the song and the video as describing her turbulent relationship with being a Hollywood star. 

the candy necklaces represent the glamour of stardom but also is seen as a “golden handcuff” here.

I think people’s default for Lana sometimes is to assume in her songs that she’s always singing about men but that’s only partially. A lot of the time she’s singing about her struggles with fame and critics.

No like literally this was so hi-brow, I’m not shocked people don’t get it. She’s weaponizing that Metaphysics degree to the max 

I think the end of her with no candy necklace on was her saying that she will always remain true to herself and that she has broken free from the burden of “candy necklaces” that the women that proceeded her unfortunately dealt with.

I think the end of her with no candy necklace on was her saying that she will always remain true to herself and that she has broken free from the burden of “candy necklaces” that the women that proceeded her unfortunately dealt with.