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And now, performing 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', from her upcoming album 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', give it up to...
Lana Del Rey!
 

And now, performing 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', from her upcoming album 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', give it up to...
Lana Del Rey!
 

And now, performing 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', from her upcoming album 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', give it up to...
Lana Del Rey!
 

Oh my! 
Like I said a few months ago, this would be the right time to perform on live television since they record the performance before (at least, they were doing that a few time ago, don't know if they've changed it already). Either way, I'm so happy. 

And now, performing 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', from her upcoming album 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', give it up to...
Lana Del Rey!
 

And now, performing 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', from her upcoming album 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', give it up to...
Lana Del Rey!
 

And now, performing 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', from her upcoming album 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', give it up to...
Lana Del Rey!
 

And now, performing 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', from her upcoming album 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', give it up to...
Lana Del Rey!
 

when she premieres chemtrails OMG
 
 

Honestly I’ll take whatever we can get sis hasn’t performed on live tv in 8 years.

i know, i've kind of been on/off following this game for the past five years and i know its going to look substantial and beautiful but was the beautifully rendered trash really worth the amount of unpaid overtime the dev's had to do? that's kind of my thought process. i think for the average gamer they probably don't understand how much crunch can affect a person's life but after making games under deadlines for the past two and a half years now i can't agree with letting companies away with that. there have been times where to meet games targets i've worked between 8-10 hours a day 7 days a week and its really just not a way to live life. it's not uncommon in game crunch for people to literally be living in their workspaces and it's a shame that its an accepted/expected thing in the industry. combine that with cd projekt red being transphobic more than once during the development of this game, i think i'll be watching this series from afar unfortunately. i definitely won't be giving my money to the company but i'll happily admire the work of the hundreds of people that were forced to do mandatory overtime to get this product out.
 
just generally, even, aaa companies need to stop doing this to their employee's.

I'd really be down for all of this but what I really think they could do was like a miniseries w/ 6-ish episodes (1h each, aprox.) about every album.
Something that had her telling how was creating each album along w/ the producers and never-seen-before footage from BTS for some music videos (the whole shooting process + after production + bloopers/reels).
 
Intro: Lizzy Grant vs Lana Del Rey (30-40 min. "episode")
Elizabeth Grant, known by her stage name Lana Del Rey, and previously known as Lizzy Grant or May Jailer (and many others), speaks on pre-fame, way before her single Video Games became viral and talks about her very first studio album, Lana Del Ray, under the stage name Lizzy Grant, as well as some of her previous projects. Special Guests: David Kahne & Bob Leone.
Episode 1: The Revenge of Lana Del Rey
Lana Del Rey speaks on how she wrote her debut album, Born To Die, the meaning behind some of its tracks and her inspirations. She discusses the success of Video Games and how she edited the viral video. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Emile Haynie, Dan Heath, Rick Nowels & Chris Braide.
Episode 2: Body Electric - Destroyed by Madness
Del Rey speaks on the reissue of her debut album, Born to Die: The Paradise Edition, along with her intent to do a short film containing some of the songs from the EP. She discusses some of her inspirations such as beat poets and Whitman. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Anthony Mandler, Dan Heath & Tim Larcombe.
Episode 3: Deadly Nightshade - Beautiful yet Poisonous 
Del Rey talks about her writing process on her sophomore album, Utraviolence, the meaning behind the tracks and how meeting Dan Auerbach shifted the whole project - previously titled Melancholia. She also addresses controversy related to the album and the infamous quote, "I wish I was dead already". Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured as well as two unreleased tracks, Trans Am and Melancholia. Special Guests: Dan Auerbach & Rick Nowels.
Episode 4:  Dreaming Away Your Life
Del Rey speaks on her third album, Honeymoon, the way she started writing and recording right after her sophomore album was released. She also talks about the album's early concept, Music To Watch Boys To, as well as its video. She discusses why she chose the photo her sister, Chuck Grant, took of her and not the one originally intended for the cover. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Neil Krug, Chuck Grant & Jake Nava.
Episode 5: From Death to Life - the Pursuit of Happiness
Del Rey talks about the parallel between her debut album, Born To Die, and her fourth album, Lust For Life. She addresses how the political landscape shaped, and also shifted, the album, and how she had the urge to make a statement through her music. She also speaks on working with Rich Lee, director of Love, Lust for Life and White Mustang's videos. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured as well as some unreleased tracks. Special Guests: Rich Lee, Rick Nowels, The Weeknd, ASAP Rocky, Sean Lennon and Stevie Nicks.
Episode 6: Happy in Blue
Del Rey starts by addressing the writer's block she went through on writing Norman Fucking Rockwell!, the follow-up album to Lust For Life. She speaks on meeting Jack Antonoff, the inspirations behind the title-track and how she started to write poetry in the midst of crafting the album. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Jack Antonoff, Rich Lee & Rick Nowels.
 

There's really some pictures where Margot is brunette and she really looks like Lana at Met Gala 2012
Nah, your casting ideas were actually kinda of spot on, except for Kit (I can't see him as Barrie lmao) and if that were to happen, in a series or a movie, it would be great but I guess she won't ever give the rights tho
Yeah I know, I'd love like a "docuseries", something like what Taylor did for Folklore (haven't watched tho) and many other artists. Imagine her talking about stuff w/ the producers (esp. Kahne and Auerbach) 

There's really some pictures where Margot is brunette and she really looks like Lana at Met Gala 2012
Nah, your casting ideas were actually kinda of spot on, except for Kit (I can't see him as Barrie lmao) and if that were to happen, in a series or a movie, it would be great but I guess she won't ever give the rights tho
Yeah I know, I'd love like a "docuseries", something like what Taylor did for Folklore (haven't watched tho) and many other artists. Imagine her talking about stuff w/ the producers (esp. Kahne and Auerbach) 

Am I crazy to think that Margot Robbie would actually pull it off? 

Yes that's who I thought but because we're both Australian I thought I was being biased so I didn't post it lmao
My concept is like a fictitious series "based on true events" but your ideas from your previous post are rad ... she'd never participate, though
Dare I say that I think A***r H***d would work but she's a psychopath and I wouldn't hire her

I'd really be down for all of this but what I really think they could do was like a miniseries w/ 6-ish episodes (1h each, aprox.) about every album.
Something that had her telling how was creating each album along w/ the producers and never-seen-before footage from BTS for some music videos (the whole shooting process + after production + bloopers/reels).
 
Intro: Lizzy Grant vs Lana Del Rey (30-40 min. "episode")
Elizabeth Grant, known by her stage name Lana Del Rey, and previously known as Lizzy Grant or May Jailer (and many others), speaks on pre-fame, way before her single Video Games became viral and talks about her very first studio album, Lana Del Ray, under the stage name Lizzy Grant, as well as some of her previous projects. Special Guests: David Kahne & Bob Leone.
Episode 1: The Revenge of Lana Del Rey
Lana Del Rey speaks on how she wrote her debut album, Born To Die, the meaning behind some of its tracks and her inspirations. She discusses the success of Video Games and how she edited the viral video. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Emile Haynie, Dan Heath, Rick Nowels & Chris Braide.
Episode 2: Body Electric - Destroyed by Madness
Del Rey speaks on the reissue of her debut album, Born to Die: The Paradise Edition, along with her intent to do a short film containing some of the songs from the EP. She discusses some of her inspirations such as beat poets and Whitman. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Anthony Mandler, Dan Heath & Tim Larcombe.
Episode 3: Deadly Nightshade - Beautiful yet Poisonous 
Del Rey talks about her writing process on her sophomore album, Utraviolence, the meaning behind the tracks and how meeting Dan Auerbach shifted the whole project - previously titled Melancholia. She also addresses controversy related to the album and the infamous quote, "I wish I was dead already". Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured as well as two unreleased tracks, Trans Am and Melancholia. Special Guests: Dan Auerbach & Rick Nowels.
Episode 4:  Dreaming Away Your Life
Del Rey speaks on her third album, Honeymoon, the way she started writing and recording right after her sophomore album was released. She also talks about the album's early concept, Music To Watch Boys To, as well as its video. She discusses why she chose the photo her sister, Chuck Grant, took of her and not the one originally intended for the cover. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Neil Krug, Chuck Grant & Jake Nava.
Episode 5: From Death to Life - the Pursuit of Happiness
Del Rey talks about the parallel between her debut album, Born To Die, and her fourth album, Lust For Life. She addresses how the political landscape shaped, and also shifted, the album, and how she had the urge to make a statement through her music. She also speaks on working with Rich Lee, director of Love, Lust for Life and White Mustang's videos. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured as well as some unreleased tracks. Special Guests: Rich Lee, Rick Nowels, The Weeknd, ASAP Rocky, Sean Lennon and Stevie Nicks.
Episode 6: Happy in Blue
Del Rey starts by addressing the writer's block she went through on writing Norman Fucking Rockwell!, the follow-up album to Lust For Life. She speaks on meeting Jack Antonoff, the inspirations behind the title-track and how she started to write poetry in the midst of crafting the album. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Jack Antonoff, Rich Lee & Rick Nowels.
 

I want Sarah Paulson to play Lana in her mid 40s Otherwise I believe that Anne Hathaway as Lana would be a win, because she has the range to either go completely bonkers or keep it real and tbh I just love her.
Let's get Robert Redford for Robert Grant, while we're at it

I'd really be down for all of this but what I really think they could do was like a miniseries w/ 6-ish episodes (1h each, aprox.) about every album.
Something that had her telling how was creating each album along w/ the producers and never-seen-before footage from BTS for some music videos (the whole shooting process + after production + bloopers/reels).
 
Intro: Lizzy Grant vs Lana Del Rey (30-40 min. "episode")
Elizabeth Grant, known by her stage name Lana Del Rey, and previously known as Lizzy Grant or May Jailer (and many others), speaks on pre-fame, way before her single Video Games became viral and talks about her very first studio album, Lana Del Ray, under the stage name Lizzy Grant, as well as some of her previous projects. Special Guests: David Kahne & Bob Leone.
Episode 1: The Revenge of Lana Del Rey
Lana Del Rey speaks on how she wrote her debut album, Born To Die, the meaning behind some of its tracks and her inspirations. She discusses the success of Video Games and how she edited the viral video. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Emile Haynie, Dan Heath, Rick Nowels & Chris Braide.
Episode 2: Body Electric - Destroyed by Madness
Del Rey speaks on the reissue of her debut album, Born to Die: The Paradise Edition, along with her intent to do a short film containing some of the songs from the EP. She discusses some of her inspirations such as beat poets and Whitman. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Anthony Mandler, Dan Heath & Tim Larcombe.
Episode 3: Deadly Nightshade - Beautiful yet Poisonous 
Del Rey talks about her writing process on her sophomore album, Utraviolence, the meaning behind the tracks and how meeting Dan Auerbach shifted the whole project - previously titled Melancholia. She also addresses controversy related to the album and the infamous quote, "I wish I was dead already". Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured as well as two unreleased tracks, Trans Am and Melancholia. Special Guests: Dan Auerbach & Rick Nowels.
Episode 4:  Dreaming Away Your Life
Del Rey speaks on her third album, Honeymoon, the way she started writing and recording right after her sophomore album was released. She also talks about the album's early concept, Music To Watch Boys To, as well as its video. She discusses why she chose the photo her sister, Chuck Grant, took of her and not the one originally intended for the cover. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Neil Krug, Chuck Grant & Jake Nava.
Episode 5: From Death to Life - the Pursuit of Happiness
Del Rey talks about the parallel between her debut album, Born To Die, and her fourth album, Lust For Life. She addresses how the political landscape shaped, and also shifted, the album, and how she had the urge to make a statement through her music. She also speaks on working with Rich Lee, director of Love, Lust for Life and White Mustang's videos. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured as well as some unreleased tracks. Special Guests: Rich Lee, Rick Nowels, The Weeknd, ASAP Rocky, Sean Lennon and Stevie Nicks.
Episode 6: Happy in Blue
Del Rey starts by addressing the writer's block she went through on writing Norman Fucking Rockwell!, the follow-up album to Lust For Life. She speaks on meeting Jack Antonoff, the inspirations behind the title-track and how she started to write poetry in the midst of crafting the album. Never-seen-before BTS footage is featured. Special Guests: Jack Antonoff, Rich Lee & Rick Nowels.
 

Chase can play himself considering he's probably unemployed rn

Her technique is better in You’ll Never Walk Alone than it was in Cola, but she had more ease in Cola because it was recorded back in 2012 and her voice has matured in 8 years. However she strains way less than she used to and it’s actually been noticeable in her live performances since the LATTM tour where she sang more open and healthy belts than before

Me searching for the lies tho:

boom like that leak of the year wbk

that cover art is so musty

Me searching for the lies tho: