Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 24th, 2023

[Dark Angel]

2 minutes ago, Writer In The Dark said:

BOZ on ATRL:

MAC is still her best song to me, I'm so happy it became the visual reference for the NFR cover since the whole You're lost at sea, then I'll command your boat to me again part always gives me goosebumps.

It's interesting though, I remember all of us suspecting the song is sort of Lana's clap-back at the public misunderstanding her messages, lyrics, intentions and she denied all of that in the BBC interview. Perhaps she took some inspiration from those speculations, cause that one song with the longest title that I teased before seems to be touching that topic for real this time. Public's doubt of Lana's persona, of her artistry being genuine and not just controversial fabricated public image, and most importantly that she is a woman in charge, female artist who can also be the master behind her own craft. At least that's how I see it, but I'm anxiously waiting for Lana to speak about this song. It might as well be another MAC situation since it's again a poetic song bathed in various allegories I can't fully grasp on my own. Interestingly it has sea theme again as well 

 

 this is so intriguing and exciting! so excited to hear every song off of this album, this time around, it truly feels special <3

[littleredpartydress]

4 minutes ago, Writer In The Dark said:

BOZ on ATRL:

MAC is still her best song to me, I'm so happy it became the visual reference for the NFR cover since the whole You're lost at sea, then I'll command your boat to me again part always gives me goosebumps.

It's interesting though, I remember all of us suspecting the song is sort of Lana's clap-back at the public misunderstanding her messages, lyrics, intentions and she denied all of that in the BBC interview. Perhaps she took some inspiration from those speculations, cause that one song with the longest title that I teased before seems to be touching that topic for real this time. Public's doubt of Lana's persona, of her artistry being genuine and not just controversial fabricated public image, and most importantly that she is a woman in charge, female artist who can also be the master behind her own craft. At least that's how I see it, but I'm anxiously waiting for Lana to speak about this song. It might as well be another MAC situation since it's again a poetic song bathed in various allegories I can't fully grasp on my own. Interestingly it has sea theme again as well 

Is this the GSPSOFOOSOFIDUHTFHSJOW song then?

 

im intrigued 

[Make me your Dream Life]

I’ve grasped a lot from the first and several listens, but the more i grasp the song, the more beautiful it gets. Believe what you want, but its honestly so spiritual and just hopeful. 

[Fingertips]

3 minutes ago, Writer In The Dark said:

BOZ on ATRL:

MAC is still her best song to me, I'm so happy it became the visual reference for the NFR cover since the whole You're lost at sea, then I'll command your boat to me again part always gives me goosebumps.

It's interesting though, I remember all of us suspecting the song is sort of Lana's clap-back at the public misunderstanding her messages, lyrics, intentions and she denied all of that in the BBC interview. Perhaps she took some inspiration from those speculations, cause that one song with the longest title that I teased before seems to be touching that topic for real this time. Public's doubt of Lana's persona, of her artistry being genuine and not just controversial fabricated public image, and most importantly that she is a woman in charge, female artist who can also be the master behind her own craft. At least that's how I see it, but I'm anxiously waiting for Lana to speak about this song. It might as well be another MAC situation since it's again a poetic song bathed in various allegories I can't fully grasp on my own. Interestingly it has sea theme again as well 

I've also been wanting a song like this since QFTC happened. Wow. Excited for the song with the longest title 

[blackestday x tough]

I think American whore has an Art Deco vibe. I hope so. Or mtwbt

[prettywhenimhigh]

4 minutes ago, Writer In The Dark said:

BOZ on ATRL:

MAC is still her best song to me, I'm so happy it became the visual reference for the NFR cover since the whole You're lost at sea, then I'll command your boat to me again part always gives me goosebumps.

It's interesting though, I remember all of us suspecting the song is sort of Lana's clap-back at the public misunderstanding her messages, lyrics, intentions and she denied all of that in the BBC interview. Perhaps she took some inspiration from those speculations, cause that one song with the longest title that I teased before seems to be touching that topic for real this time. Public's doubt of Lana's persona, of her artistry being genuine and not just controversial fabricated public image, and most importantly that she is a woman in charge, female artist who can also be the master behind her own craft. At least that's how I see it, but I'm anxiously waiting for Lana to speak about this song. It might as well be another MAC situation since it's again a poetic song bathed in various allegories I can't fully grasp on my own. Interestingly it has sea theme again as well 

 

the revenge is finally coming 

[tulsa]

Just now, littleredpartydress said:

Is this the GSPSOFOOSOFIDUHTFHSJOW song then?

 

im intrigued 

idk if this is a real song or if you're just playing cause after HIADTFAWLMTHBIHI nothing surprises me

[littleredpartydress]

Just now, tulsaglory said:

idk if this is a real song or if you're just playing cause after HIADTFAWLMTHBIHI nothing surprises me

The acronym I used isn’t exactly right I just key spammed cause I don’t know it for sure   But it’s pretty long lol

[ultrablvds]

7 minutes ago, Writer In The Dark said:

BOZ on ATRL:

MAC is still her best song to me, I'm so happy it became the visual reference for the NFR cover since the whole You're lost at sea, then I'll command your boat to me again part always gives me goosebumps.

It's interesting though, I remember all of us suspecting the song is sort of Lana's clap-back at the public misunderstanding her messages, lyrics, intentions and she denied all of that in the BBC interview. Perhaps she took some inspiration from those speculations, cause that one song with the longest title that I teased before seems to be touching that topic for real this time. Public's doubt of Lana's persona, of her artistry being genuine and not just controversial fabricated public image, and most importantly that she is a woman in charge, female artist who can also be the master behind her own craft. At least that's how I see it, but I'm anxiously waiting for Lana to speak about this song. It might as well be another MAC situation since it's again a poetic song bathed in various allegories I can't fully grasp on my own. Interestingly it has sea theme again as well 

this might actually shape up to be her best album i’m going to faint 

[palemoonbaby]

8 minutes ago, Writer In The Dark said:

BOZ on ATRL:

MAC is still her best song to me, I'm so happy it became the visual reference for the NFR cover since the whole You're lost at sea, then I'll command your boat to me again part always gives me goosebumps.

It's interesting though, I remember all of us suspecting the song is sort of Lana's clap-back at the public misunderstanding her messages, lyrics, intentions and she denied all of that in the BBC interview. Perhaps she took some inspiration from those speculations, cause that one song with the longest title that I teased before seems to be touching that topic for real this time. Public's doubt of Lana's persona, of her artistry being genuine and not just controversial fabricated public image, and most importantly that she is a woman in charge, female artist who can also be the master behind her own craft. At least that's how I see it, but I'm anxiously waiting for Lana to speak about this song. It might as well be another MAC situation since it's again a poetic song bathed in various allegories I can't fully grasp on my own. Interestingly it has sea theme again as well 

she is coming for blood

[Lustformoney]

8 minutes ago, Writer In The Dark said:

BOZ on ATRL:

MAC is still her best song to me, I'm so happy it became the visual reference for the NFR cover since the whole You're lost at sea, then I'll command your boat to me again part always gives me goosebumps.

It's interesting though, I remember all of us suspecting the song is sort of Lana's clap-back at the public misunderstanding her messages, lyrics, intentions and she denied all of that in the BBC interview. Perhaps she took some inspiration from those speculations, cause that one song with the longest title that I teased before seems to be touching that topic for real this time. Public's doubt of Lana's persona, of her artistry being genuine and not just controversial fabricated public image, and most importantly that she is a woman in charge, female artist who can also be the master behind her own craft. At least that's how I see it, but I'm anxiously waiting for Lana to speak about this song. It might as well be another MAC situation since it's again a poetic song bathed in various allegories I can't fully grasp on my own. Interestingly it has sea theme again as well 

Sea theme as in the spongebob guitar again? No thank u

[13beachess]

90 days left for me now (or well yeah still 91 if it'll be a world wide time release or whatever it's called)

[Dark Angel]

could somebody ask him about "sweet"? we know nothing about it and i'm curious about it

[palemoonbaby]

according to what BoZ said title track is giving me kind of revenge vibes too.

 

Open me up

Tell me you like it
Fuck me to death

 

it gave me strong UV vibes and "god bless you and fuck off, i'm gonna sing whatever i want"

[The Stargirl Pinky]

3 minutes ago, Lustformoney said:

Sea theme as in the spongebob guitar again? No thank u

Squidward Nicks feature confirmed!!!

[Pico Ocean Boulevard]

12 minutes ago, Writer In The Dark said:

BOZ on ATRL:

MAC is still her best song to me, I'm so happy it became the visual reference for the NFR cover since the whole You're lost at sea, then I'll command your boat to me again part always gives me goosebumps.

It's interesting though, I remember all of us suspecting the song is sort of Lana's clap-back at the public misunderstanding her messages, lyrics, intentions and she denied all of that in the BBC interview. Perhaps she took some inspiration from those speculations, cause that one song with the longest title that I teased before seems to be touching that topic for real this time. Public's doubt of Lana's persona, of her artistry being genuine and not just controversial fabricated public image, and most importantly that she is a woman in charge, female artist who can also be the master behind her own craft. At least that's how I see it, but I'm anxiously waiting for Lana to speak about this song. It might as well be another MAC situation since it's again a poetic song bathed in various allegories I can't fully grasp on my own. Interestingly it has sea theme again as well 

Fuck we are not ready for this masterpiece

 

[hotshot2am]

He added a bit more:

 

I really do, it's between that and AW for my #1 from the album

 

I don't think anything else does, the album is mostly about her closest circle - family, friends, her memories with them. There is a lot of retrospection so I guess she felt like this was also something that shaped her as a person, maybe taught her to be tough, or was pulling her down for the longest. I personally don't see Lana being seen like that for years now, she is really well respected as an artist. But she definitely was really judged early on, the entire BTD era so it's probably a reflection on that.

 

The Tommy "collab" is also not what people think it is   but I want to listen to it a bit more before I write about it

[rosemeadexclusivebbnewyorkcity]

What was the acronym again?

[Veinsineon]

TOMMY GENESIS IS JUST ON AN INTERLUDE WE WON 

2 minutes ago, takemetothegasstation said:

What was the acronym again?

GPSOTSOMFWHDSF

[ultrablvd]

5 hours ago, TropicoHeart said:

It’s just inch restin how yall choose to follow what Ben calls it and not what the ARTIST HERSELF calls it. She’s always seen Violet as part of her album discography, but sadly she got bullied into calling Ocean Blvd LDR9.
That’s why some of us ”give a fuck” bc you’re basically shitting on the integrity and artistry of Violet, and we will not have that  

it's so not that serious i promise you lets just enjoy the masterpiece she gave us instead of arguing about literal numbers