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I wanna say it's a little nod to the Shangri-Las/girl group vibe she's going for-- the Shangri-Las' famous hit "Leader of the Pack" is about a girl's motorcyclist boyfriend who dies in a crash. Plus, she semi-references the Angels' hit "My Boyfriend's Back" in the lyrics.  

Still slays me every single time, TBH.

Suspicious Minds Elvis

Kali Uchis - Tyrant ft. Jorja Smith :dance: :dance:

this legendary bop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh5MeAuXf-8

Kali Uchis - Melting   

Kali Uchis - Know What I Want

EDIT sorry it was way too tragic

HONEYMOON BOLLYWOOD
 

TRAGIC 
MONEY POWER GLORY
 

 
 
i feel like deleting the others, they look like shit compared to this  

today i cried 2 times so i made lana crying 

 
 
 

2016

BAR >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Love > LFL. Hope she releases it

Regardless of the outcome, Valentina still won season 9. Just like Katya won season 7. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

omg i first read this status as "lana in tragic bmw accident"

sooo... i am tragic.
 
whats new lol
 
hi boys n girls n genderless's n bigenders n queers n androgynes n aliens
 
 
i forget to relax and i remembered how calming doing lana art is
 
 
you can use anything, or suggest me crazy ideas ..... idk it will all be TRAGIC ok
tragic
 
(sorry for huge sizes??)
 

I absolutely loved it-- to me, this perfectly embodies Lana's concept of "retro sensibility, with a futuristic flair." Both the more literal callbacks (Lana's outfit, the TV performance-esque setup at the beginning, plus backup dancers) and the more subtle (the sweetness and simplicity, the peace sign imagery) really hearken back to the sixties, while keeping a grip on Lana's current message of hope and stability in today's world. 
 
I also appreciated the connecting sequence to Love-- my theory, like others that've posted here, is that the Love video is what's taking place in her mind as she's performing in the LFL video, ostensibly for TV. I think she and Abel represent almost god-like characters (I don't feel that they're dead, necessarily), and their jump off the sign is not suicide, but descending "down to Earth" to bring their message to the youth of America. It's almost a Ziggy Stardust-type setup, imo-- an alien/supernatural singer comes to Earth to spread a message of peace and love to a troubled and receptive group of young people. I really like the concept, and I'm enjoying seeing how the various themes Lana's presented thus far (1960s, witchcraft, peace/love, space) are tying together. 
 
All in all, I think it's a very lovely treatment, and it's really made me appreciate the song and era more. I'm finally, officially excited for what's to come!
 
(also, I think it's too common for people today to claim things are "cringey" just because they're whimsical, silly, or fun-- you're welcome to your opinion, but I find little touches like the ribbon boat to be really cute. There's nothing wrong with having a little bit of wonder, and nothing wrong with Lana doing something lighthearted and sweet, even if it borders on childish, imo. We could all use some lightening up, I think )

The last album of Lana's that I would consider "jumped around a lot" in terms of sound was a certain 2010 release that's very, very important to me...
 
it's AKA pt. 2, ladies
 
:rollin: :rollin:
 
Praying that LFL delivers that kind of diversity. I'm hyped again

The last album of Lana's that I would consider "jumped around a lot" in terms of sound was a certain 2010 release that's very, very important to me...
 
it's AKA pt. 2, ladies
 
:rollin: :rollin:
 
Praying that LFL delivers that kind of diversity. I'm hyped again

I stg... that must mean the vinyl will be like 4 records... MESS.(confirmed: box set will include witchcraft tutorials, a strand of Lana hair, 1 gram of weed, a bong, the lust for life CD, probably a single 7" record, and one alien fetus)

Vintage toddlers at this very moment
 

18 tracks!!! Ultraviolence (Japanese iTunes Deluxe Edition) is shook, suddenly I'm back on this Lust for Life that keeps me alive. 2 months will be nothing, I'm legit crying OMG.      

The last album of Lana's that I would consider "jumped around a lot" in terms of sound was a certain 2010 release that's very, very important to me...
 
it's AKA pt. 2, ladies
 
:rollin: :rollin:
 
Praying that LFL delivers that kind of diversity. I'm hyped again

The last album of Lana's that I would consider "jumped around a lot" in terms of sound was a certain 2010 release that's very, very important to me...
 
it's AKA pt. 2, ladies
 
:rollin: :rollin:
 
Praying that LFL delivers that kind of diversity. I'm hyped again