Random Lana Discussion Thread

[Louise 1,475]

9 hours ago, American Whore said:

not the conversation moving here 

You're right! Trying to keep up, and got sent to Random Lana Discussion Thread.

[sadness is a butterfly 5,796]

Some folks were talking about The Trio single cover art (and how bad it was). I wasn’t quite as *involved* back then and i couldn’t find it, or don’t know what I’m looking for. Could someone share it?

 

 

[lanaismamom 11,564]

42 minutes ago, sadness is a butterfly said:

Some folks were talking about The Trio single cover art (and how bad it was). I wasn’t quite as *involved* back then and i couldn’t find it, or don’t know what I’m looking for. Could someone share it?

 

 

there definitely isnt one idk what they talked about

[anwdelrey 9,272]

❤️

[Poor Stacy 12,096]

[one time beauty queen 18,486]

32 minutes ago, Poor Stacy said:

woah thief 

[one time beauty queen 18,486]

i  sometimes think back on what a fucking feeding the 3 track blue banisters drop was. BB, TB & WW all at once was like a grand buffet, they are still some of her most personal&lyrically strongest to date

[Sweet 966]

I truly think some big Lana twitter accounts are so vain and delusional but I’m here for the drama 

[Fingertips 72,053]

SMASH SMASH SMASH

 

[littleredpartydress 49,903]

her best song

 

argue with the WALL

[sadness is a butterfly 5,796]

Has anyone been watching this guys reaction series? He did all of NFR and has moved on to COTCC. He goes pretty in depth and seems to legitimately love every single song. His style is great too, doesn’t pause too much, etc. A lot of the NFR series he did music videos and live performances too. 

 

[Fingertips 72,053]

14 minutes ago, sadness is a butterfly said:

Has anyone been watching this guys reaction series? He did all of NFR and has moved on to COTCC. He goes pretty in depth and seems to legitimately love every single song. His style is great too, doesn’t pause too much, etc. A lot of the NFR series he did music videos and live performances too. 

 

Thanks for sharing this, he's great and gives thoughtful commenrary! Do you know if he's doing all of her albums?

[sadness is a butterfly 5,796]

3 minutes ago, Fingertips said:

Thanks for sharing this, he's great and gives thoughtful commenrary! Do you know if he's doing all of her albums?

He decided to try and get through COCC and BB before Tunnel comes out and then do that one, then go back to BTD and go in order from there. He’s also doing Red Taylor’s Version right now, and has done Folklore, Evermore, and Midnights. I usually can’t stand these kind of channels but his delivery is really really good.

[Venice Peach 54,508]

18 minutes ago, sadness is a butterfly said:

Has anyone been watching this guys reaction series? He did all of NFR and has moved on to COTCC. He goes pretty in depth and seems to legitimately love every single song. His style is great too, doesn’t pause too much, etc. A lot of the NFR series he did music videos and live performances too. 

 

Yayyy. I've been watching him since he started NFR and I love him 

 

I love how he does one song for each video so he can go in depth and that he actually says interesting stuff and reads interviews and such for more context on each track and album 

[sadness is a butterfly 5,796]

5 minutes ago, Venice Peach said:

Yayyy. I've been watching him since he started NFR and I love him 

 

I love how he does one song for each video so he can go in depth and that he actually says interesting stuff and reads interviews and such for more context on each track and album 

I agree, he has helped me appreciate the songs even more. 

 

I may have shed a tear or two along with him in some of those NFR videos. 

[Sweet 966]

28 minutes ago, sadness is a butterfly said:

Has anyone been watching this guys reaction series? He did all of NFR and has moved on to COTCC. He goes pretty in depth and seems to legitimately love every single song. His style is great too, doesn’t pause too much, etc. A lot of the NFR series he did music videos and live performances too. 

 

I love his Lana content!

[Eugene 26,678]

33 minutes ago, sadness is a butterfly said:

Has anyone been watching this guys reaction series? He did all of NFR and has moved on to COTCC. He goes pretty in depth and seems to legitimately love every single song. His style is great too, doesn’t pause too much, etc. A lot of the NFR series he did music videos and live performances too. 

 

YES! I love his reactions. The way he analyzes songs and makes comments without talking nonsense. 

[hehitmeanditfeltlikeakis 18]

I wrote a short paper for my media course:

 

Lana Del Rey's "Ultraviolence" from her 2014 album has sparked a great deal of debate and criticism in recent years. Many people have accused the title track of romanticizing abuse and toxic relationships. However, as a music critic and a person with common sense, I strongly disagree with these accusations and believe that Lana Del Rey is one of the most talented and insightful songwriters of our time.

 

It's essential to understand the background behind "Ultraviolence." The song is a ballad that delves into the darker side of love and desire. Its lyrics depict a toxic relationship, but instead of celebrating it, they serve as a cautionary tale. They highlight the complexities and pain of love, warning listeners about the risks of unhealthy relationships. One of the most remarkable things about "Ultraviolence" is its musicality. Lana's haunting voice and atmospheric production create a spellbinding mood that's both captivating and ominous. The melody is straightforward but powerful, drawing the listener in and heightening the emotional impact of the lyrics. The result is a mesmerizing listening experience that's unique in contemporary music.

 

Additionally, Lana's song writing skills are on full display in "Ultraviolence." Her lyrics are carefully crafted to convey a specific message, and they succeed in doing so in a way that's both relatable and universal. She sings about a toxic relationship with raw honesty, capturing the confusion and pain that often accompany such relationships.

 

It's worth mentioning that the controversy surrounding "Ultraviolence" is part of a broader cultural conversation about the role of women in popular music. Some people have suggested that Lana's image and music are intentionally provocative, and that the controversy surrounding her work is an attempt to silence a strong female voice. This is a flawed perspective, and it fails to recognize the vital message that Lana is trying to communicate through her music.

 

In conclusion, "Ultraviolence" is a powerful and thought-provoking song that deserves to be recognized for its musical and lyrical brilliance. The allegations that it romanticizes abuse and toxic relationships are misguided, and they overlook the context and significance of the lyrics. "Ultraviolence" is a commentary on the complexities and dangers of love, and it showcases Lana's talents as a singer and songwriter.

[kraljicabenzinske 11,506]

i'm more shocked by the length of the essay in your profile section under "fan since"

[The Grants 13,563]