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Was the movie great?

At this point Twitter finds reasons to be angry at. The whole platform needs an anger management

Meanwhile Twitter is "cosplaying" stupidity

It's such a shame that Paradise never had a colored vinyl. It should've had a golden vinyl. It's controversial but I have to say it: Question For The Culture was a necessary post. People outside the fandom like music critics, journalists or other musicians constantly criticized her in BTD and UV (also about Lizzy era) era for glamorizing abuse, for being sad and wanting to die and for not being a feminist or for not being a great example for young people. And when she dropped NFR they like pretended that her other work doesn't exist and were happy that she wasn't singing about abuse. Lana had every right to be mad and had to clarify everything but ofc everybody misread it and the message was overshadowed by the fact that she namedropped Bey and Ari...

So does that mean that: Aug 30 - NFR pink UO vinyl or blue/lime vinyl? Sept 18 - HM red vinyl Oct 22 - BB white/yellow vinyl Nov 9 - Paradise new colored vinyl!? Jan 27 - BTD red/blue vinyl March 19 - COTCC alt cover blue vinyl? March 24 - new OB press? Possibilities? Delulu? Hope is a dangerous thing?

Fair but we have post release thread too though. But its a merch so yea

Why are we talking about this in the uv thread tho

I'm hoping for more Jon Batiste collabs. But if Lana likes to do more piano ballads in the future (nothing agaist it) then I can see her working with Tobias Jesso Jr in the future. Like Jack Antonoff, he has produced and co-written for many many different artists. He has produced many piano ballads and he has worked with a lot of female artists like Adele, FKA Twigs, Florence Welch and I believe he once worked with Lykke Li too. When Jack won producer of the year at Grammys then he won songwriter of the year at Grammys (he was the first winner too). So it's just me half manifesting a collab.

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Thank you dear!

She was so active and excited about that album. She even wanted to release her favorite outtakes from it. She must've been so proud of the album then then later she made more albums to be proud of like NFR and Ocean Blvd (I remember she said she was proud of NFR and later OB or something)

I still think why did she make that typo Lost For Life, was it on purpose?

KIDS WE GOT SOME CRUMBS TO EAT

I love that line "all seems stranger than a stranger" so much I don't know why people hate that so much? It has a cool wordplay in it that mean that "all seems more strange than a strange person" which suits the song very nice in the themes of "screwing anonymity". Are people having difficulties understanding this line or why do they hate this so much!?

The fact I'm still obsessed with this album after all of these years I think that loving Honeymoon and Lust For Life right from the start is something that I can flex with...

He was a legend, he loved Amy and Gaga too 💔

Oh shit

I did see a fan commenting under a Lanaboards post about that in Insta saying that she's filming a MV there but I think it's just their speculation...

Sorry but this post gave me a mini heart attack thinking that she posted something new 😭

Cohesion is overrated, idk why people need cohesive albums. Imo when albums are too covesive it can get really boring and monotonous. I need so diversity so the album has show itself from different angles. I also don't when an album has only 11-13 tracks without a deluxe. It's more empty and may look like an EP. I think it's more perfect when an album has 14-16 tracks because then the album has showed itself in every way possible and then there is no room left more, if u understand what I mean. So my unpop opinion is that none of Lana's albums are 100% cohesive and there is always some nice and enjoyable diversity in sounds and it's what I love a lot about her albums. Also I love that Lana keeps making 14-16 track long albums and she should keep doing this. I never really consider BTD with 12 tracks and UV 11 tracks, I always consider them full with the deluxe tracks, as BTD w 15 tracks and UV with 16 tracks. That's why i love her long albums. Okay i may have worded this shit too but i am in hurry so yeah, u got my point

Rhymes in music are so unnecesssary imo, they feel forced and make songs predictable. And remind me of elemantary school poems. Rhymes fit in rap songs better to help w the flow. Also I never really considered Marina Diamandis and Lorde alternative or indie pop (I love them btw this is not a hate post). Only maybe The Family Jewels from Marina's and of course Solar Power is like the only album from Lorde I'd consider alternative/indie. Pure Heroine is electronic music w hip hop influence and Melodrama is just pop/electropop and there's nothing wrong with it, it's one of my top favorites. I'd consider Marina and Lorde more electronic pop or dark pop but there seems to be a consensus in the music world that dark pop = alternative/indie but actually dark pop ≠ alt/indie music. Also I love love Lorde and her lyrics but I don't really find her lyrics (from Pure Heroine/Melodrama era) revolutionary they're just great lyrics from a teen's pov, but not revolutionary. Many people like considered her lyrics revolutionary. I think we should drop the idea that young people can't write lyrics - they can write great lyrics, they were just overshadowed by the "crappier" ones the media pushed to people, so they could hate those and start "worrying" about younger generation. Idk if I really worded it great but idc since I wrote it really fast. Also can mods pin this thread in the music topic, I had to dig the whole forum up to find this thread. (Also can the mods pin the Unpopular World Opinions thread too).

Her old thumbnails in YouTube from 2013, when you searched her: Also, when you searched Lana Del Rey in YouTube in 2015, this is how it looked like: Those big old neon VEVO logos were so ugly thank god they changed it, like around in 2016?

I love her for this. Her randomness is the best. She looks beautiful there as always, she's always glowing and radiant when she's travelling! This is why I love her out of all the Hollywood celebrities - she's down to earth, she's not a diva. She's having fun doing other things too besides her main career. She's adventurous, daring and willing to learn new cool stuff. It was also a nice moment for White Dress/May Jailer-Lizzy waitress era throwback. She's just so fucking awesome for this and every day i just love her more. This is THE Lana Del Rey. A national treasure.