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This whole fandom cannot count

it's such a hard expression to translate the literal would be "Lana arrache les perruques de tout le monde"

it's such a hard expression to translate the literal would be "Lana arrache les perruques de tout le monde"

Haha it will be "Lana va nous décoiffer" I think !
 
A surprise, but no more informations

it's such a hard expression to translate the literal would be "Lana arrache les perruques de tout le monde"

je suis excite yasss lana prend les weaves de toute le monde
(can anyone tell how bad my french is )

That song they are playing is really famous and popular here ! (Stromae - Formidable)

I do record in the highest quality yes. Ok, 2 hours to listen horrible music from my country (such a shame you have to hear that). I hate this radio

Thank you so much Well I'm gonna use a big word, but I think it has spiritual connotations. I'm absolutely not into the whole Lolita-nymphet aesthetic, and I don't have particular affinities for the whole tumblry soft grunge thing, I just passionately love Lana, like really as a love interest, and as she's completely unattainable I find my brain trying to do everything I can to feel closer to her. And I know she really loves coffee, and drinking coffee makes me feel... a bit more like her? It makes me feel like if she was a normal person, like Lizzy in New York, I could one day run over her in a coffee shop and start talking to her. I don't like coffee, I love drinking it, because I'm always feeling like, Lana might be drinking coffee somewhere in the world right now, and I feel a connection with that that's keeping me alive. I'm ashamed to say it's more than just about music but it is. I've never thought I'd be this in love and she'll probably not read my letter but it's a fact, I'm drinking coffee as a ritual.

I hope she does GKIT or Salvatore, and I think she will do TLY cause it's acoustic and her fav, and she'll prolly do one from UV and one from BTD

Lmao I'm sorry for anyone listening that isn't French, French music is    t   r   a g  i    c

yeah sorry I cannot count for the life of me

Lmao I'm sorry for anyone listening that isn't French, French music is    t   r   a g  i    c

OK GUYS SO THEY SAID SHE WILL BE HERE IN 1H30 AT 10PM30

Ditch the italian sausage and write songs about your aggressive manager Lizzy omfg take off your business suit sitting on your lap for my interviewwwww

Reggaeton.

Ditch the italian sausage and write songs about your aggressive manager Lizzy omfg take off your business suit sitting on your lap for my interviewwwww

I apologise in advance about how much fake deep and arrogant this is going to sound, which is a shame considering how dead serious I am, this is the realest talk ever for me and I'm genuine.
 
I've thought really deeply about this, I've had this thread in mind for days, and actually, I can count people that physically changed my life on the fingers of one hand and she's most definitely amongst them. I realised that in the 8 months that I known about her, I've wrote a twenty pages academic essay on her, I've read several books and watched countless movies when I dislike doing both just because of her, I have 5000 pictures of her on my computer meticulously classed, and I entirely based my first public exhibition of my career as an artist on her and the ghosts of her. My essay also is leading me directly to my thesis subject which hasn't been researched yet so she may be at the origin of my potential career success. And yes, on top of that, she changed my very tastes, she made me appreciate coffee when I despise it and I switched from Coca Cola to Pepsi, Diet Mountain Dew is now my favourite drink ever, she made me discover that I have kind of a daddy kink but for women and because of her intense femininity she made me realise I was definitely bisexual and she taught me to accept it by teaching me to unapologetically accept who I am. I've never, in my entire life, related to someone that much. This is for another thread but it blows my mind how different yet strikingly similar we are. The most ironical part for me is that I hated her with a passion back in 2012, I remember despising how cliché and plastic and "tumblr hipsterical grunge" she sounded and looked, but in December 2014 I was looking for a subject of research for my essay for my course at uni on fans and amateurs experts, and out of pure sheer genuine curiosity I decided out of the blue to do the experiment of "taking the place of a Lana Del Rey fan" and see how it would go, as for example I have an incredible, extreme fascination for the pictures of fans kneeling in front of the H&M adverts. Needless to say, about 30 pages into Lanalysis I was so hooked that I dreamt about her constantly. I remember, I think I became a fan the exact second she points the microphone at the crowd crying in the chorus in the Video Games Vicar Street video. It was like touching her soul. I started watching and listening to her music and interviews compulsively and was so taken aback by the quantity as well as quality of it, it made me respect her so much as a creative hard working person. I'm so glad I've been through this. She's too famous for me, she'll never know I exist and I probably will never go to a concert of hers because I couldn't bear the preparation emotionally, but it's cool, I prefer to keep the perfect idea of her I have in mind and for some reasons I honestly can't explain I'm extremely seriously in love with both her and the idea of her. I've never been a fan of any """famous popstar""" before. This is still so new for me, and so delightful, I think that one of the biggest things she changed is my acceptance towards my own tastes, like I'm *mostly* still ashamed to say I'm a fan of hers and I really don't look like a lipster at all for whatever that means, but I used to dislike pop and charts music by default just because it was mainstream and I facepalm at my old self every time I have the extreme pleasure of listening  to practically any of the around 500 songs of hers I now have in my library.
 
I'm a very lambda fan, really the basic fangirl, but I know for a crystal clear fact that without her I would never have had the balls to accept that it's not necessarily something to be ashamed of and that it can be turned into raw, pure creative and artistic energy. God, I'm so thankful for her existence 

I completely agree, she's more and more eloquent and less and less apologetic. And no worries

It's really one of the things I love the most about Lana, her obstinacy, her obsessive passion for what she does best. This is so extremely inspiring as a person wanting to succeed in my own craft. She's got absolute blind trust in what she's doing and she works her ass off. It may have took her ten years to get what she wanted and it might not have been what she expected, she still made it. And that's the biggest goals I can think about. She makes me believe in my dreams and I adore her for that and so many other reasons.

Ditch the italian sausage and write songs about your aggressive manager Lizzy omfg take off your business suit sitting on your lap for my interviewwwww

I apologise in advance about how much fake deep and arrogant this is going to sound, which is a shame considering how dead serious I am, this is the realest talk ever for me and I'm genuine.
 
I've thought really deeply about this, I've had this thread in mind for days, and actually, I can count people that physically changed my life on the fingers of one hand and she's most definitely amongst them. I realised that in the 8 months that I known about her, I've wrote a twenty pages academic essay on her, I've read several books and watched countless movies when I dislike doing both just because of her, I have 5000 pictures of her on my computer meticulously classed, and I entirely based my first public exhibition of my career as an artist on her and the ghosts of her. My essay also is leading me directly to my thesis subject which hasn't been researched yet so she may be at the origin of my potential career success. And yes, on top of that, she changed my very tastes, she made me appreciate coffee when I despise it and I switched from Coca Cola to Pepsi, Diet Mountain Dew is now my favourite drink ever, she made me discover that I have kind of a daddy kink but for women and because of her intense femininity she made me realise I was definitely bisexual and she taught me to accept it by teaching me to unapologetically accept who I am. I've never, in my entire life, related to someone that much. This is for another thread but it blows my mind how different yet strikingly similar we are. The most ironical part for me is that I hated her with a passion back in 2012, I remember despising how cliché and plastic and "tumblr hipsterical grunge" she sounded and looked, but in December 2014 I was looking for a subject of research for my essay for my course at uni on fans and amateurs experts, and out of pure sheer genuine curiosity I decided out of the blue to do the experiment of "taking the place of a Lana Del Rey fan" and see how it would go, as for example I have an incredible, extreme fascination for the pictures of fans kneeling in front of the H&M adverts. Needless to say, about 30 pages into Lanalysis I was so hooked that I dreamt about her constantly. I remember, I think I became a fan the exact second she points the microphone at the crowd crying in the chorus in the Video Games Vicar Street video. It was like touching her soul. I started watching and listening to her music and interviews compulsively and was so taken aback by the quantity as well as quality of it, it made me respect her so much as a creative hard working person. I'm so glad I've been through this. She's too famous for me, she'll never know I exist and I probably will never go to a concert of hers because I couldn't bear the preparation emotionally, but it's cool, I prefer to keep the perfect idea of her I have in mind and for some reasons I honestly can't explain I'm extremely seriously in love with both her and the idea of her. I've never been a fan of any """famous popstar""" before. This is still so new for me, and so delightful, I think that one of the biggest things she changed is my acceptance towards my own tastes, like I'm *mostly* still ashamed to say I'm a fan of hers and I really don't look like a lipster at all for whatever that means, but I used to dislike pop and charts music by default just because it was mainstream and I facepalm at my old self every time I have the extreme pleasure of listening  to practically any of the around 500 songs of hers I now have in my library.
 
I'm a very lambda fan, really the basic fangirl, but I know for a crystal clear fact that without her I would never have had the balls to accept that it's not necessarily something to be ashamed of and that it can be turned into raw, pure creative and artistic energy. God, I'm so thankful for her existence 

Ditch the italian sausage and write songs about your aggressive manager Lizzy omfg take off your business suit sitting on your lap for my interviewwwww

I completely agree, she's more and more eloquent and less and less apologetic. And no worries

I'm violently bawling this is a God sent thank you so much for sharing