Bluelake

Aww they’re both so beautiful and I absolutely adore their outfits  I wonder if Lana met up with Sofia as well

Omg beauty queen 

I saw her tiktok.. she said she's missing summer so maybe it's from last month.. 

Illuminati.....it must be the Illuminati
The Del Rey Paradox

https://x.com/SeasonOfLana/status/1836940984074051905
 

what ritual has she performed to reverse the clock. She looks unbelievable. Also, obsessed with her outfit. 

And I won't cry myself to sleep like a sucker
I won't cry myself to sleep
If I do, I'll die
I pray your life is sweet, you fucker
Damn you

 vs
 
Let me love you like a leak
Let me hold you like a snippet
Let me shine like a demo
Let me be the insider I'm meant to be
Talk to me in Violet Sings The Blues
Don't make me be a hoarder
Let me love you like a Heroin (Demo)
Let me hold you like Gucci On My Body

“Tongue-in-cheek” was the  phrase I was looking for! And I love the quote. It explains why Lana exploring country is an awesome thing. I think we are on the same page on about what to expect. Lana’s music, and she has said this herself, already has some country sensibilities, so for her, “going country” can definitely imply moments of irony. There’s so many corners within the genre that can be touched and I’m very excited for what Lana does with it. 

Do you guys think Lasso’s “country” means fun and lighthearted parodies of the genre, with a lot of references to things like rodeos, guns, horses? (Thinking of “Tough”) 
 
Or will it lean towards a more authentic approach? With themes like family legacy, relationships, faith. So basically Lana’s usual style but of course with country music production.
(Songs like George Jones' "He Stopped Loving Her Today," Miranda Lambert's "The House That Built Me," or Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance.")
 
Maybe both? Henry seems to have a heartfelt sentiment but also has the giddyup cowgirl line. “Country” could really mean anything and I’m sure this topic has already been talked to death but I want to know what everyone’s expecting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTP_9kF_5es
 
https://plwcse.top/f/8fb3f3c632c2d3c4f0f538cdc2a26716 

“Tongue-in-cheek” was the  phrase I was looking for! And I love the quote. It explains why Lana exploring country is an awesome thing. I think we are on the same page on about what to expect. Lana’s music, and she has said this herself, already has some country sensibilities, so for her, “going country” can definitely imply moments of irony. There’s so many corners within the genre that can be touched and I’m very excited for what Lana does with it. 

“Tongue-in-cheek” was the  phrase I was looking for! And I love the quote. It explains why Lana exploring country is an awesome thing. I think we are on the same page on about what to expect. Lana’s music, and she has said this herself, already has some country sensibilities, so for her, “going country” can definitely imply moments of irony. There’s so many corners within the genre that can be touched and I’m very excited for what Lana does with it. 

“Tongue-in-cheek” was the  phrase I was looking for! And I love the quote. It explains why Lana exploring country is an awesome thing. I think we are on the same page on about what to expect. Lana’s music, and she has said this herself, already has some country sensibilities, so for her, “going country” can definitely imply moments of irony. There’s so many corners within the genre that can be touched and I’m very excited for what Lana does with it. 

Do you guys think Lasso’s “country” means fun and lighthearted parodies of the genre, with a lot of references to things like rodeos, guns, horses? (Thinking of “Tough”) 
 
Or will it lean towards a more authentic approach? With themes like family legacy, relationships, faith. So basically Lana’s usual style but of course with country music production.
(Songs like George Jones' "He Stopped Loving Her Today," Miranda Lambert's "The House That Built Me," or Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance.")
 
Maybe both? Henry seems to have a heartfelt sentiment but also has the giddyup cowgirl line. “Country” could really mean anything and I’m sure this topic has already been talked to death but I want to know what everyone’s expecting.

“Tongue-in-cheek” was the  phrase I was looking for! And I love the quote. It explains why Lana exploring country is an awesome thing. I think we are on the same page on about what to expect. Lana’s music, and she has said this herself, already has some country sensibilities, so for her, “going country” can definitely imply moments of irony. There’s so many corners within the genre that can be touched and I’m very excited for what Lana does with it. 

Do you guys think Lasso’s “country” means fun and lighthearted parodies of the genre, with a lot of references to things like rodeos, guns, horses? (Thinking of “Tough”) 
 
Or will it lean towards a more authentic approach? With themes like family legacy, relationships, faith. So basically Lana’s usual style but of course with country music production.
(Songs like George Jones' "He Stopped Loving Her Today," Miranda Lambert's "The House That Built Me," or Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance.")
 
Maybe both? Henry seems to have a heartfelt sentiment but also has the giddyup cowgirl line. “Country” could really mean anything and I’m sure this topic has already been talked to death but I want to know what everyone’s expecting.

Can anyone bring some tongue in cheek examples from Lana, trying to think about one right now but can't really recall (only besides FMWUTTT or MPG).

“Tongue-in-cheek” was the  phrase I was looking for! And I love the quote. It explains why Lana exploring country is an awesome thing. I think we are on the same page on about what to expect. Lana’s music, and she has said this herself, already has some country sensibilities, so for her, “going country” can definitely imply moments of irony. There’s so many corners within the genre that can be touched and I’m very excited for what Lana does with it. 

“Tongue-in-cheek” was the  phrase I was looking for! And I love the quote. It explains why Lana exploring country is an awesome thing. I think we are on the same page on about what to expect. Lana’s music, and she has said this herself, already has some country sensibilities, so for her, “going country” can definitely imply moments of irony. There’s so many corners within the genre that can be touched and I’m very excited for what Lana does with it. 

Hundreds of pagers exploded simultaneously in Lebanon and Syria, reportedly targeting people affiliated with terrorist group Hezbollah. Some of the dead and injured are innocent/civilians. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but Hezbollah blames Israel
 
https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/09/8-dead-2700-injured-after-simultaneous-pager-explosions-in-lebanon/
 
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/hezbollah-lebanon-explosions-pagers-israel-hamas-war/

Do you guys think Lasso’s “country” means fun and lighthearted parodies of the genre, with a lot of references to things like rodeos, guns, horses? (Thinking of “Tough”) 
 
Or will it lean towards a more authentic approach? With themes like family legacy, relationships, faith. So basically Lana’s usual style but of course with country music production.
(Songs like George Jones' "He Stopped Loving Her Today," Miranda Lambert's "The House That Built Me," or Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance.")
 
Maybe both? Henry seems to have a heartfelt sentiment but also has the giddyup cowgirl line. “Country” could really mean anything and I’m sure this topic has already been talked to death but I want to know what everyone’s expecting.

Genres are a funny little concept, aren't they? Yes, they are. In theory, they have a simple definition that's easy to understand. But in practice, well, some may feel confined.
 
I can’t imagine there won’t be some “tongue-in-cheek” elements of Lana going country. Even if her instrumentation, melodies, and production are traditionally country - I imagine the visuals, lyrics, etc. would def have elements of irony 
 

Do you guys think Lasso’s “country” means fun and lighthearted parodies of the genre, with a lot of references to things like rodeos, guns, horses? (Thinking of “Tough”) 
 
Or will it lean towards a more authentic approach? With themes like family legacy, relationships, faith. So basically Lana’s usual style but of course with country music production.
(Songs like George Jones' "He Stopped Loving Her Today," Miranda Lambert's "The House That Built Me," or Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance.")
 
Maybe both? Henry seems to have a heartfelt sentiment but also has the giddyup cowgirl line. “Country” could really mean anything and I’m sure this topic has already been talked to death but I want to know what everyone’s expecting.

same 

Unpopular opinion but I don’t like the title lasso 🙈 I hope it gets changed