Make me your Dream Life 87,461 Posted June 19 Title. Maybe not so much, or to not so much even at all. Discuss. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Let the Light In 18,571 Posted June 19 I used to relate Change and Get Free so much. I was thinking like she must be reading my mind. But nowadays, when I listen to them I don’t feel the same anymore. I’m clearly at a different state of mind. 6 Quote I'd be lying if I said I wasn't sick of it Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lana Del Dufrene 10,128 Posted June 19 Tbh I’d have to think on it. I’ll edit when I come up with something 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Actor 1,943 Posted June 19 What i loved through the years, i still love 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Divisive Princess 3,754 Posted June 19 I started listening to her when I was 13 and I'm about to be 26. I've found that I consciously or unconsciously shaped my entire life around her music and so many of the same themes have played out in my adulthood. So really her music only gets more relatable as I get older. As a teenager, her music was more like fantasy and escapism but now it's literally just the story of my life. 7 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PARADIXO 32,925 Posted June 19 I agree with Divisive Princess; as I get older, I relate to her music even more, in ways I never felt before. 4 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Embach 41,054 Posted June 19 14 minutes ago, Divisive Princess said: I started listening to her when I was 13 and I'm about to be 26. I've found that I consciously or unconsciously shaped my entire life around her music and so many of the same themes have played out in my adulthood. So really her music only gets more relatable as I get older. As a teenager, her music was more like fantasy and escapism but now it's literally just the story of my life. Exactly this!!!! 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ultra Violet 18,853 Posted June 20 If I ever honestly related to a song, I never think to myself "nah not relatable anymore" once I'm in a different place, simply because I honour every part of my journey and I remember all the time that I once did relate to that song, rather than focusing on how I don't anymore. But perhaps some I can actually mention would be: Lolita (trust me I never thought of it in terms of the character, it was just me being a carefree girl and only wanting one guy- not having the time for other guys who had crushes on me) Carmen (I never truly related but I would listen to it everytime I felt sad and misunderstood as a teen lol. Maybe i wish i would have realised at that age how much I actually did NOT relate lol) WTWWAWWKD (still need this instrumental leak! But nowadays, especially since Israel started genocide in the middle east with everyone supporting it, I kinda refuse to listen to it as I think it doesn't come across in a way I want to accept, idkkk, its hard to explain) The rest I am very happy to connect with again easily. 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Quincy 4,202 Posted June 20 I wouldn’t say that there are any songs of hers that I can’t relate to anymore, but listening to her comes in waves for me. Last year I hit peak obsession and I was constantly playing her. More specifically, I feel like I played the hell out of Ultraviolence for a number of years and while I still love the record, I try not to over-listen to it. Sometimes listening to an artist, an album or even a specific song too often can dilute the effect. All of our listening habits are different. I still listen to Lana more than most other artists, but I’m in a phase right now where my listening is a bit more moderated than this time last year, for example. But it has nothing to do with not being able to relate anymore. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shadesofblue 14,866 Posted June 20 hmm well im in my mid twenties now, so some of the older unreleased like for example take me to paris. i used to relate to it a lot, but now obviously i'm an adult and no longer in school lol. also some of the born to die era like carmen, this is what makes us girls, lolita. there's a lot i still relate to but in a different way now that i've matured compared to when i was in high school. i think at least most of her music is still relatable 2 Quote ♡︎ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Make me your Dream Life 87,461 Posted June 20 I feel like really growing up with her music, and kinda sometimes having it feel a bit too close to home when it comes to personal life stuff before she releases the albums, of course I can relate, and I think that's what makes her stuff so personal for me. and not to dishonor my experiences but. I think maybe I'm just in my more Chemtrails/ Blue Banisters kind of headspace. And always pretty cerebral when it comes to Ocean Blvd. That kind of, oh no, I'm nothing without you kind of feeling when it came to Born To DIe, needing go thru the motions of UV, I think maybe personally, I'm just sensing that the heavier stuff doesn't feel as or so heavy anymore. Healing from NFR. So, perhaps a disconnect with the actual thread title, in not relating, but. more so, being able to move past certain songs that would hold a lot of intensity behind them, not so much anymore. I'm kinda wondering how fun Lasso's gonna be. Since like NFR, it felt like the stuff Lana was writing about/ going thru thru her music, reflected off of things that I was going thru those times so her music's been like a godsend thru out, but especially during these times. I'm wondering how diverse it might be, poignant maybe, but, maybe more joyful? thinking about these things, but I'm hoping the most it's got this meaningful edge to it 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites