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I'm actually fascinated by why she does that it's gonna sound hella cocky but I talked about it in my essay and I want to explore it more in my graduation thesis she's the only artist that I know of that does it I wonder what goes in her mind when doing it 

Omg, I laughed my ass off at this translation. Thank you so much for sharing

Omg, I laughed my ass off at this translation. Thank you so much for sharing

Omg, I laughed my ass off at this translation. Thank you so much for sharing

Omg, I laughed my ass off at this translation. Thank you so much for sharing

i agree 
 

Omg, I laughed my ass off at this translation. Thank you so much for sharing

Omg, I laughed my ass off at this translation. Thank you so much for sharing

Omg, I laughed my ass off at this translation. Thank you so much for sharing

Swan song sounds like a beautiful song. Can't wait for the chorus :
 
"Swaaaaaaaaan song, aaaaaaah
Swan song, ooooooh Ahhhhh oh
Swaaaaaaaan sooooOOOng ah
SwaaaAAaAn song
Ahhhhh ahh ahhhh ah Ahhhhh ah...
Ooooooh
Swan song"

She has songs called "I Can Fly", "Fucked My Way Up To The Top" and "Diet Mountain Dew".
Two of her best songs are called "Blue Jeans" and "Video Games".
People want ongs to be released because they are called "Fine China", "Trans Am" or "Roses".
So why the hell would you judge songs by their names?

TROPICO MONOLOGUE 
 
[YOUTUBE]
[/YOUTUBE] 

Are the guys in the video shirtless or nah? Basically, it all comes down to this

There's like one for every video I can't

Here's the January 2012 BBC article saying "Her left hand is tattooed with a capital letter 'M' for her grandmother, Madeleine [sic]".
 
But in a status update today, @ flagged this 2011 i-D Magazine interview where she said the 'M' stood for "Magic, 'cos I need it [laughs]".
 
I've always been skeptical of the grandmother explanation from day one. It always struck me as the kind of post hoc explanation someone might concoct for a tattoo they regret or for which they're embarrassed about the real original inspiration. That "Gramma" may be about her other grandmother and she once claimed it stood for "Magic" do nothing to lessen my skepticism that we're getting the real story here.
 
Like the OP, my pet theory had long been that it stood for Mike Mizrahi. Until I saw this:

 
This was briefly the avatar for the YouTube account that originally posted "Let My Hair Down". (Receipts here and here. Note: Alex DeLarge is not my real name.) This account apparently belongs to Adam Tagliamonte, a.k.a "Tags", from Lizzy Grant and the Phenomena. This suggests the stylized 'M' symbol may predate her relationship with Mizrahi. Unfortunately, Tags was not that helpful when I asked him some questions, including about the symbol's significance. Supposedly, those recording sessions that leaked back in January came from Tags. If whoever got those from him hasn't burned their bridges with him in the course of them leaking it'd be cool if they could try to ask him about this. Until then the magic 'M' remains a mystery...

lmao I love this
 

I'm actually so happy there's an actual release, whatever which date. This is my first era so I'm just so glad she hasn't stopped making music just when I became a fan. I'm very excited

Here's my signature, I unfortunately can't remember who made it all I know is that I found it on tumblr

i can't wait for the paradise tour

They apparently already stopped selling them 

Damn, I wanted to use the spoon to eat my granola yogurt. Déceptions, déceptions, rien que des d;éceptions!!!

They apparently already stopped selling them 

I'm actually fascinated by why she does that it's gonna sound hella cocky but I talked about it in my essay and I want to explore it more in my graduation thesis she's the only artist that I know of that does it I wonder what goes in her mind when doing it 

Hi everyone, as I presented myself in the Welcome section, I'm a fine arts student. As part of one of my second year units on fans and amateurs experts, I had to write an essay on fandoms. Being a Lana stan and being fascinated by religion, I decided to do it on how the Lana Del Rey fandom can bring criticism on the relationship between fandom and religion. I immensely enjoyed writing it and I really want to explore it much further. It's called "Kissing God - Lana Del Rey is my religion".    Please keep in mind that: _ I only got B+ for it because I only cite pop culture sources _ I was immensely depressed and suicidal during the whole time I wrote it _ English is not my first language and I'm not a particularly good writer _ I was still a pretty basic Lana stan when I started to write it.   I hope you'll like it Feedback would be much appreciated!   PS this is what my tutor said about it, it adds some insight.  
  The essay: