what lana song did you not fully grasp at first?

[ultravyvanse 864]

a lana song(s) that you didn’t fully grasp at first and took a couple listens to understand/appreciate its beauty completely

 

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or to put in simple terms: 

 

 

[Surf Noir 188,810]

madly and earthquakes, at first i thought they were okay, but now, i'm obsessed  i'm actually quite obsessed with a lot of the tropico/ultraviolence outtakes right now, they're just so good  

[That Venice Bitch 23,747]

Bel Air. I used to hate that song  Now I’m hoping for my first tattoo to be lyrics from this one 

[DeadSeaOfMercury 19,253]

White Dress.

[cherryblossoms 10,274]

Young & Beautiful

[shadesofloveduthenandnow 20,588]

A&W 

Reading the lyrics while relistening definitely helped

[American Whore 47,568]

for me it's hope is a dangerous thing but i think a cracked a lot of it's code. also, kintsugi took some time but eventually it all hit me at once

[Escapism 5,400]

cruel world unfortunately… it took her singing it at the endless summer or her 2016 festival tour for it to finally hit 

[PARADIXO 31,607]

American - I used to always skip it, but now I always come back to it

Brooklyn Baby - I still don't love it, but it used to be one of my least favorites

Cinnamon Girl - I used to absolutely hate the outro

[Doll Harlow 12,350]

Blue Banisters. I was thrown off by how wordy it was. Now I fully love and appreciate it as a classic Lana song. It's one of her grower songs.

[Ramada Hydrangea 431]

Carmen - I always liked it but it wasn’t one of my favorites from BTD. Eleven years later and it finally grew to be one of my favorites from the album

[The Siren 29,067]

1 hour ago, DeadSeaOfMercury said:

White Dress.

i didnt think about this one but i HATED White Dress at first and its become one of my favourites from Lana's recent few albums.

 

also Brooklyn Baby. for a while it was the one i'd skip.

[BartenderDeco 19,402]

1 hour ago, Surf Noir said:

madly and earthquakes, at first i thought they were okay, but now, i'm obsessed  i'm actually quite obsessed with a lot of the tropico/ultraviolence outtakes right now, they're just so good  

i thought earthquakes was terribleeeee

[lanaismamom 11,150]

radio, this song just existed for me in the past, but after i decided to revisit this album again in 2023 it just opened up for Me, its so happy and light to listen to, its insyantly giving u a vibe, not telling of that one of the prettiest into that lana song can have, and it became my favorite off of born to die and took a place in top10 lanas songs from The whole discigraphy, an immaculate gem 

[whitelines 1,191]

LOLITA omg i used to skip it every single time but now I just fucking love it

 

[violentvioletsky 1,391]

Dark But Just A Game but I've grown to appreciate it, a very underrated song

[ultrabanisters 37,072]

cruel world at first but it ended up being one of my favs

 

also recently kintsugi. didn't get it on first listens but again its one of my favourites off tunnel

[Surf Noir 188,810]

i also didn't really care for the studio version of 1949 at first, which is just so crazy to me now because i really love it and it's such a lizzy grant vibe, the fact that it's inspired by lolita gives it a slightly dark, seedy undertone which gives it a little bit more depth, but it generally is a cute, fun song which can be especially enjoyed on nice summer days <3

[finalgirl 2,359]

most of Paradise, ESPECIALLY Bel Air and American. I’m so glad they clicked later on. 

[ivory almond 10,487]

Sad Girl

i thought it was rly cringe at first
but now i love how much of a sexy bop it is