Lana to present Jack Antonoff with "Producer of the Decade" award at the 8th annual Variety Hitmakers event - December 7th, 2024

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Just now, vicdelrey said:

someone summarize what happens 

She basically thanked Jack for making her experience with music lovable again, showing her the ropes of Hollywood, and making music fun. She also thanked the relationship between him and Qualley, and how it's an example for her and her husband. And then she talked about how Jack does rich things more her and stuff. The congratulated him on his award. Nothing about the upcoming album or singles though.

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5 minutes ago, vicdelrey said:

someone summarize what happens 

- Lana Didn’t Get Interviewed 

- Lana made some photos on the red carpet (alone, with jack, with Lainey Wilson)

- she got photographed with jack and charli 

- she held a speech for jack about 6minutes about her marriage, the grammys and how jack is a huge supporter of her etc.

- she got photographed with raye 

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does anyone know if they do interviews after the award show? maybe we'll get a sliver of info on TRPWS

prob not 

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This is Video Games Lana reincarnated  Old Hollywood face card 

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Beautiful angel wow x

 

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27 minutes ago, imbennett said:

trying to decipher the husband/morals aligning with hollywood thing and honestly let me just mind my business

I don’t think that’s what she was saying at all? I thought she was saying someone who “has no leg in the race” or whatever saying it’s hard to find someone who doesn’t give a shit about all the Hollywood stuff lol

edit: and by Hollywood I mean CELEBRITY not liberal lmao😭😭😭😭😭

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Lowk her speech just confirms that Lana and Jack aren't going anywhere  Jack is probably going to be here for another 10 years, unless something big happens... so we better get used to the dull sounding music

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off topic: i wish jack and lana were a couple 

judge me 

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7 minutes ago, somber said:

Lowk her speech just confirms that Lana and Jack aren't going anywhere  Jack is probably going to be here for another 10 years, unless something big happens... so we better get used to the dull sounding music

Yep, they are almost like a couple at this point

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40 minutes ago, venicebitch said:

ohhhhh wait this picture is so beautiful......

this is so cinematic omg she looks so good i love her 

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Full transcription of her speech:

 

Hello. So happy to be here. Congratulations to everybody. Jack, you're such a big reason for why I'm friends with so many of the people I know in this room. I knew nobody when I started. That's why the first time I was ever nominated for any Grammy, I just didn't go. I didn't know how to do it. I really didn't. I didn't know a person. Then when I met Jack in 2018, he dragged me from the Clive Davis party, which is like one of the few things I actually love to do, to people watch, and he brought me to a diner and he was like, "if you just come to my home studio, I think we could write something really amazing." And I was not convinced. He is the most persistent, convincing person. I needed that. There are things, there are so many things I would not have done if he hadn't made me. After his wedding, he told me to stay at the Seaside Motel last year for five days because there was only one slot left on the Zoom session to submit to the Grammys. I at the time didn't even know that you personally had to submit. I thought that if your song was good, people just put it on a ballot, and if people voted for it the most, you won. So I waited for five days. I did a Zoom session with, you know, I started seeing like anonymous people enter the Zoom room with no names and thousands and thousands of them. We had taken an hour to practice a song that wasn't even the song that was being submitted because I didn't know how to do like, "Jimmy Jimmy Cocoa Puff, Jimmy, Jimmy, ride," so I just did my favourite song. We ended up being nominated for, was it maybe five nominations last year? So, you know, I mean, there's so many things that I learn every year. I'm so happy for everybody who has won an award. I'm hearing words tonight like innocence, is the most important thing to hold on to. Truth prevails above all. Follow your heart. This is a way different climate than 15 years ago. I'm just, you know, I have so many thoughts in my head, and I'm hoping that everyone who is here tonight who received an award will just fly with the confidence that getting it has instilled in you, if it means anything to you. Because, you know, if you have momentum, keep it up. Don't ever let it stop. Jack is a big reason why part of my story and the perception of me turned around. If it did at all, it is in part because of the music that he helped bring out in me. I love to sing. I love to write. It kind of diminished a little bit over those 10 years before I met him. Most of all, I'm grateful for him, for his example that he gave me in his marriage to Margaret. I saw the way he looked at her when he met her. He's a big reason why I waited so long to get married and why I met my amazing husband. I really feel like there's kind of a singer's curse around meeting an honest partner who has no skin in the game, no dog in the race. It's super nerve-racking to have to kind of hold on to an innocent perception of how things could go when you're in an industry where maybe your values and your morals don't quite match up with what's going on, especially when people think that you probably don't have any morals or values. So it can get all twisted up. So, Jack, thank you so much for maybe helping other people look at me in a way that is a little bit closer to how I percieve myself. Freud would say that that's very important, considering 30% of how you feel about yourself is what you hear other people say about you. Regardless of whether you care or not, that's just true. So, other than my managers who really have turned my life around in the way that I still think making music is fun, you have so many friends. You've just really made it feel like Hollywood can be glamourous still, and you can still have a very rich home life even when you get rich. I was talking about me, not you! You'll be richer than all of us with your 50% on everything! Jack has more marble in his house, more herringbone-patterend wood floors, more shiplap, more farmhouse sinks, and car elevator lifts in Brooklyn than I could ever imagine he'd be interested in. Congratulations! 

 

 

More photos of her presenting:

Spoiler

 

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10 minutes ago, honeymoon is alive said:

this is so cinematic omg she looks so good i love her 

 

okay but who's mr beard man right there in that photo because  science

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She looks like Nicole roberts (ten era) mixed with nadine coyle (chemistry era) niche

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14 minutes ago, Elle said:

Full transcription of her speech:

 

Hello. So happy to be here. Congratulations to everybody. Jack, you're such a big reason for why I'm friends with so many of the people I know in this room. I knew nobody when I started. That's why the first time I was ever nominated for any Grammy, I just didn't go. I didn't know how to do it. I really didn't. I didn't know a person. Then when I met Jack in 2018, he dragged me from the Clive Davis party, which is like one of the few things I actually love to do, to people watch, and he brought me to a diner and he was like, "if you just come to my home studio, I think we could write something really amazing." And I was not convinced. He is the most persistent, convincing person. I needed that. There are things, there are so many things I would not have done if he hadn't made me. After his wedding, he told me to stay at the Seaside Motel last year for five days because there was only one slot left on the Zoom session to submit to the Grammys. I at the time didn't even know that you personally had to submit. I thought that if your song was good, people just put it on a ballot, and if people voted for it the most, you won. So I waited for five days. I did a Zoom session with, you know, I started seeing like anonymous people enter the Zoom room with no names and thousands and thousands of them. We had taken an hour to practice a song that wasn't even the song that was being submitted because I didn't know how to do like, "Jimmy Jimmy Cocoa Puff, Jimmy, Jimmy, ride," so I just did my favourite song. We ended up being nominated for, was it maybe five nominations last year? So, you know, I mean, there's so many things that I learn every year. I'm so happy for everybody who has won an award. I'm hearing words tonight like innocence, is the most important thing to hold on to. Truth prevails above all. Follow your heart. This is a way different climate than 15 years ago. I'm just, you know, I have so many thoughts in my head, and I'm hoping that everyone who is here tonight who received an award will just fly with the confidence that getting it has instilled in you, if it means anything to you. Because, you know, if you have momentum, keep it up. Don't ever let it stop. Jack is a big reason why part of my story and the perception of me turned around. If it did at all, it is in part because of the music that he helped bring out in me. I love to sing. I love to write. It kind of diminished a little bit over those 10 years before I met him. Most of all, I'm grateful for him, for his example that he gave me in his marriage to Margaret. I saw the way he looked at her when he met her. He's a big reason why I waited so long to get married and why I met my amazing husband. I really feel like there's kind of a singer's curse around meeting an honest partner who has no skin in the game, no dog in the race. It's super nerve-racking to have to kind of hold on to an innocent perception of how things could go when you're in an industry where maybe your values and your morals don't quite match up with what's going on, especially when people think that you probably don't have any morals or values. So it can get all twisted up. So, Jack, thank you so much for maybe helping other people look at me in a way that is a little bit closer to how I percieve myself. Freud would say that that's very important, considering 30% of how you feel about yourself is what you hear other people say about you. Regardless of whether you care or not, that's just true. So, other than my managers who really have turned my life around in the way that I still think making music is fun, you have so many friends. You've just really made it feel like Hollywood can be glamourous still, and you can still have a very rich home life even when you get rich. I was talking about me, not you! You'll be richer than all of us with your 50% on everything! Jack has more marble in his house, more herringbone-patterend wood floors, more shiplap, more farmhouse sinks, and car elevator lifts in Brooklyn than I could ever imagine he'd be interested in. Congratulations! 

 

 

More photos of her presenting:

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wonderful speech and a little more insight into her story

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Lana being photographed w Charli makes me wonder if they realize that just them 2 dominate all of lanaboards 

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Motherrrr x

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54 minutes ago, Elle said:

 

legit looks like a frame from her mink coat set with Nicole Nodland…. Lana you are seriously insane 

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Raye’s speech of how Lana’s beginnings in the industry inspired her 

 

https://x.com/variety/status/1865546774892437812?s=46

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7 minutes ago, venicebitch said:

Raye’s speech of how Lana’s beginnings in the industry inspired her 

 

https://x.com/variety/status/1865546774892437812?s=46

lizzy mentioned!

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UGH MOTHER