Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll

[bluechemtrails 26,751]

30 minutes ago, mssainttropez said:

The locals and tiktok fans eating up Paris, Texas was so unexpected but it’s racking up streams  

because it's the shortest song, they have only a short attention span

[imaginist 2,019]

Judah isn’t even preaching to us, he’s preaching to Lana 

[cominguplavender 295]

2 minutes ago, Harry Nilsson said:

because it's the shortest song, they have only a short attention span

yep and it's also one of the tightest, like traditionally structured with a hook and such so it's very palatable (still a great song) compared to a lot of the songs on here that through structure out the window lol

[Dark Angel 202,319]

i liked paris, texas but i kinda feel like it was a bit short and didn't really go anywhere, not gonna lie  it's still really pretty though

[Corona 1,949]

So many people hating the Judah interlude and skipping it on reactions…

 

I am personally very anti-religion and all the church stuff, but the interlude wasn’t at all as bad as I expected. The production makes it very eerie, it sounds like a movie scene, and what he’s saying isn’t that bad as well - if you take out the whole “god and bible” aspect of it - he’s talking about trying to live a better life, live in the moment, appreciate things around himself and not chase after more materialistic things. 
 

and the ending is very reflective of the album itself - Lana’s preaching is not about us, it’s about her. The interlude is a key part of understanding this album and people who’re skipping it are missing out, I said what I said

[Honeyyoung 17,096]

8 minutes ago, Surf Noir said:

it doesn't look like donald trump, elon musk, or andrew tate are saying anything about this album

girl delete 

[imaginist 2,019]

Just now, Corona said:

So many people hating the Judah interlude and skipping it on reactions…

 

I am personally very anti-religion and all the church stuff, but the interlude wasn’t at all as bad as I expected. The production makes it very eerie, it sounds like a movie scene, and what he’s saying isn’t that bad as well - if you take the whole “god and bible” aspect of it - he’s talking about trying to live a better life, live in the moment, appreciate things around himself and not chase after more materialistic things. 
 

and the ending is very reflective of the album itself - Lana’s preaching is not about us, it’s about her. The interlude is a key part of understanding this album and people who’re skipping it are missing out, I said what I said

It’s also very annoying when most YouTube reactioners skip the interlude right before it gets to the most important part and then they’re like “I don’t know why she had to put that there” 

[Dark Angel 202,319]

Just now, Honeyyoung said:

girl delete 

 

are you saying you like elon musk?

[TrashMagiq 58,574]

3 minutes ago, Surf Noir said:

 

are you saying you like elon musk?

 

 

 

[Pink Champagne 9,480]

3 minutes ago, Surf Noir said:

 

are you saying you like elon musk?

Elon said he likes Lana’s music 

[Honeyyoung 17,096]

2 minutes ago, Surf Noir said:

 

are you saying you like elon musk?

no i'm saying he commented on the album 

 

[one time beauty queen 18,411]

14 minutes ago, cominguplavender said:

not gonna get into this but the american christian culture that judah smith is a part of is completely enmeshed with the way capitalism operates and oppresses in America and it's probably similar elsewhere. and judah smith is not a feminist, the lines about lust and infatuation sound a lot like the rhetoric used to suppress female sexuality

i think youre getting way too hung up on judah smith himself/his church or whatever- i could care less about the guy lmao, what is interesting to me is what is said & Lana's choice to include it right after A&W...like that says a lot. & i think thats where the feminist standpoint could easily come in. 

 

like no one is saying *he's* a feminist or anti capitalist, they're saying Lana's artistic choice can be interpreted that way

 

but anyways, it's not black or white, its obv nuanced & i get the people who appreciate it less too

[Dark Angel 202,319]

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[landofGodsandMonsters 1,723]

Not her fighting with BTS random for #1, according to HDD. Lemme go buy a few cd’s

[bluechemtrails 26,751]

2 minutes ago, TrashMagiq said:

 

 

 

he actually didn't answer the question

[cominguplavender 295]

1 minute ago, burthday kake said:

i think youre getting way too hung up on judah smith himself/his church or whatever- i could care less about the guy lmao, what is interesting to me is what get's said & Lana's choice to include it right after A&W...like that says a lot. & i think thats where the feminist standpoint could easily come in. 

 

like no one is saying *he's* a feminist or anti capitalist, they're saying Lana's artistic choice can be interpreted that way

k yes i agree 💗 i see those perspectives with lana's decision to put it in but thought that what was being said was that his literal words expressed that

[DinahLee 6,207]

Paris, Texas is such a career highlight. The lizzy we deserve.

[Yameena Khatri 3,219]

Not @sylvaniandrama using A&W. I love their videos so much. 😭

[The Siren 30,521]

current rank

group 1 - solid top tracks

group 2 - amazing songs that just missed my top favs

group 3 - good songs but not ones i seek out

group 4 - no thank you

group 5 - why?

1. Peppers
2. Tack Truck
3. Fingertips
4. A&W
5. Candy Necklace
6. Did You Know...
7. The Grants (would be better without the intro)
8. Fishtail
9. Kintsugi
10. Sweet
11. Margaret (would be better solo)
12. Grandfather...
13. Let the Light in
14. Paris, Texas
15. both interludes

[Make me your Dream Life 87,836]

18.3 million peppers 18.3 million taco trucks 18.3 million sushi rolls