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Great and intelligent post. Thank you slang. Going to send you a "follow".

To be honest while a funny clip it is sad. Thankfully she is doing better and hopefully she can deliver a good performance this year. Thanks.

What's her pants say?

Hi. What show is this? Thanks.

Are you saying when she comes back to USA you think she will do a tour?

Why would she do a solo show in Europe and not in USA?

She had this one performance where she had lot of strange body language going on and many speculate drugs. Sky was grinding her teeth and took off her shoes I believe. I don't speculate Lana was on drugs but something very strange was going on I think. Her vocals were crazy impressive, meanwhile the dancers were all over the place... Just a very unique and strange performance in my opinion. She tried to say the hair thing as a joke which came off very negative. Almost like, it doesn't matter I am late. Because of my... hair. OMG. That exact GIF HAHA!

These seems so cheap. Why?

The performance was honestly giving Sky Ferreira at that one show.

It would be so sick if she only did a European tour... not in a good way. Hopefully more information surfaces tomorrow.

Tickets are only $70. Glad to hear they'll be accessible to fans. Just praying for a USA show now. Maybe her European fans deserve these shows though. What did she do to you?

Maybe she will do it on oceanblvd IG account.

Does this mean USA tour? Oh wow! Why is it announced so late? That's very strange.

Is she going on tour!? This makes me excited. Hopefully she comes to USA for solo shows.

Hi. It is exploring the "why" of this phenomenon which I believe is due to numerous psychological biases. Of course people prefer music based on their perceived quality. But there's a deeper conversation regarding perception and reality (sugar pills, Soviet nostalgia, designer shoes prank etc.) Why do we have preference? To what degree is it influenced by nature? How aware are we of our biases? Etc. Even some members here have expressed experiencing or resonating Unreleased Syndrome. I haven't found anything in Lana's unreleased music even by the most objective measures fans would find themselves preferring it. Of course I am open to the idea fans just think the unreleased music is better. I understand some are feeling that way. But I really don't think the explanation is accurate or with context. Lana has had a very long history with leaks and I think this has impacted how fans percieve her music as well. I also think I am lacking the right verbage for this topic. Other users have touched up upon my point a bit swiftly. But... without a proper study it's just an idea and discussion though.

What is SYTH the first of? Also from what I read on the website she was thinking about releasing that song for a long time. You're not giving Lana her flowers I fear. She's very smart and I think if she really wanted to release SYTH it would've been on the setlist. Just my view though.

It's normal to like something else over the other. But its likely in a controlled study people would be more inclined to find the unreleased shoes more appealing just because it has a unique element to it versus the shoes being presented as is. Likewise there is a certain appeal to vintage cars and clothing. It has nothing to do with actually liking it better - it's that branding of the "label" I have discussed. Nobody wants a car made in 2022 that runs like a 1970 one. Someone can genuinely feel better after digesting a sugar pill. I've even seen stories of bartenders serve patrons the same exact drink and the patrons saying the drink is now better... Feelings often correlate to a person's bias of impression. Fans may genuinely think a song is better and also be affected by something like Unreleased Syndrome - the two don't contradict each other. Multiple users have expressed they prefer songs to retain their unreleased label in this topic. So you can refer to their experiences as well.

What a strange response. But now that I think about it, Kim kind of is in a Boom Clap situation. She does have to play her cards right to continue this ride of fame. But the way Charli types is like a gossip blogger responding.

That comment was expanding on how another user felt. It wasn't meant to explain how you or others feel. Also, why we find music enjoyable can be explained by pyschology. I think you are finding the psychological aspect of the conversation not interesting and just dismissing it. Of course I'm not diagnosing anyone or making it a serious discussion so I don't think there's much use in dismissing the topic.

Hi. I feel the same way about Britney Spears to be honest. I think unreleased music is loads better than what her label had her put out. It's ballads and soft songs. At the funny same time I despise so many of her released ballads. I can't help but to think it was meant to be unreleased so I couldn't think to myself why did this make the album. Britney is a whole another topic though. If you like slower less pop stuff check out "State Of Grace" on YouTube. It's very unreleased Lana.

Hi. Just seeing this. Yes, I notice this happened with Blue Bannisters and Lindsay Lohan expressed a similar thought. Once the song loses the unreleased label the song loses that appeal. Despite the actual song not changing whatsoever. Thanks for your post joeboe30.

Those songs are still unreleased though. What are you trying to say? Yes she has discussed releasing unreleased songs. But she has performed unreleased songs before, such as Us Against The World. It's odd she wouldn't want to perform a song she released that was unreleased for so long.

I am hoping someone with a degree or studying Pyschology or Sociology or Music Theory could give their opinion on it. I think it could be better conveyed but someone more familiar with the topic.

Is there a Lana songs that make you cry thread. Thanks all.

I have seen fans online say the Did You Know There's A Tunnel Under Ocean Boulevard version is better than the other released one in YouTube and IG comments. I don't know if that is the fan consensus here.