Unpopular Lana Opinions

[Orville Peck 22,794]

not- you remembering that disastrous letter 

 

PLEASE

[prettywhenimhigh 48,476]

8 minutes ago, Orville Peck said:

not- you remembering that disastrous letter 

 

PLEASE

 

it wouldn't be lanaboards.com

[Orville Peck 22,794]

1 minute ago, prettywhenimhigh said:

 

it wouldn't be lanaboards.com

but... so many interesting things we could discuss and we chose the worst. 

[prettywhenimhigh 48,476]

5 minutes ago, Orville Peck said:

but... so many interesting things we could discuss and we chose the worst. 

 

 I agree with you. I wish we all could come to the conclusion that it's just not worth it to keep bringing it up

[West Coast 44,804]

55 minutes ago, ShadesOfFool said:

I’ve heard enough songs about her family/her dad, like I get it you love him ok

Same thing with the Patty slander, we have concrete proof that she has a poor relationship with her mother/they are estranged. She addressed the trauma--we can move forward. 

[jamesss 3,779]

37 minutes ago, prettywhenimhigh said:

 

it WAS a big deal back then lmao

but a few seconds of that will never erase the iconicness of ride mv

 

edit: it wasn't bigger only because cancel culture on twitter wasn't a thing yet but exposed tumblr blogs and pages kinda were and the headdress thing only added to her "problematic doings" list that people always loved to bring up

I wish they just never had the idea but it is what it is

also she literally gets bent and f*cked by disgusting old men. like, grody old men. other than the headdress, the ride mv is like low-key grotesque. half of it is good, but the other half is just... yikes. 

[taco truck 28,710]

2 minutes ago, jamesss said:

also she literally gets bent and f*cked by disgusting old men. like, grody old men. other than the headdress, the ride mv is like low-key grotesque. half of it is good, but the other half is just... yikes. 

isn't it supposed to be uncomfortable though? 

[Orville Peck 22,794]

that is why we are in the unpopular opinions thread. 

[genghis khan 5,079]

9 minutes ago, jamesss said:

also she literally gets bent and f*cked by disgusting old men. like, grody old men. other than the headdress, the ride mv is like low-key grotesque. half of it is good, but the other half is just... yikes. 

i think its hawt 

[West Coast 44,804]

I'm critical of Jack Antonoff, but I don't "hate" Jack Antonoff as a producer for Lana. I have issues with the execution at times, but I'm also a sucker for the NFR title track, Venice Bitch, White Dress, A&W, Grandfather, etc. However, I do think it's time for something new--regardless of the fact that he is a talented and versatile musician and how comfortable and chill she feels with him in the studio, we've heard the range and dare I say the limitations regarding his input to her music.

 

I think as an artist she'd do herself a service by getting out of her comfort zone. Like, not for nothing, the songs that actually left me shook and/or that truly felt impactful, besides A&W, were there non-Jack produced tracks: The Grants, Candy Necklace, Fingertips and Let The Light In.

[Lanaparadiserey 18,346]

14 minutes ago, jamesss said:

also she literally gets bent and f*cked by disgusting old men. like, grody old men. other than the headdress, the ride mv is like low-key grotesque. half of it is good, but the other half is just... yikes. 

 

[past the bushes 30,906]

9 minutes ago, genghis khan said:

i think its hawt 

pfp checks out 

[sempervirens 15,200]

22 minutes ago, jamesss said:

also she literally gets bent and f*cked by disgusting old men. like, grody old men. other than the headdress, the ride mv is like low-key grotesque. half of it is good, but the other half is just... yikes. 

[Party Favor 10,037]

she has songs about men liking little girls and beating her, being addicted to drugs, and playing out an other woman fantasy, yet we are drawing the ethical line at an old man brushing her hair. i pray you all had this same energy about that old ass man in the shades of cool and west coast music video at least lmao

 

[sempervirens 15,200]

some of yall..

 

[blvd 329]

2020 lana was iconic and unstoppable 

[Lanaparadiserey 18,346]

Idk if this is really unpopular or even an opinion but I don’t like the title Try Tonight reminds me of erectile dysfunction

[Party Favor 10,037]

Just now, Lanaparadiserey said:

Idk if this is really unpopular or even an opinion but I don’t like the title Try Tonight reminds me of erectile dysfunction 

 

 

this is certainly something!

[Surf Noir 188,800]

45 minutes ago, jamesss said:

also she literally gets bent and f*cked by disgusting old men. like, grody old men. other than the headdress, the ride mv is like low-key grotesque. half of it is good, but the other half is just... yikes. 

 

it is a bit uncomfortable and i honestly don't even care for that music video that much, but it's really not that big of a deal, like @Party Favor said, she has explored way more darker topics, including drugs, domestic abuse, and pedophilia, but we all understand that she's not romanticizing or promoting such topics

 

also, i just don't really get why we're still bringing up the fact that she wore a headdress, it was 11 years ago and although it was still insensitive, it was a different time, and, again, it was over a decade ago, she has donated large amounts of money to native american organizations, we know she wouldn't do this today, so why does it even matter? we as people will have such a difficult time consuming and enjoying art if we couldn't handle things that might bother us or might be controversial, especially if the piece of art, or movie, or song, is decades old and representative of the period of time it was made, if lana always played it safe, she probably wouldn't be known at all

[Lanaparadiserey 18,346]

2 minutes ago, Party Favor said:

this is certainly something!

I mean it does, like whenever I listen to Young Like Me and Try Tonight comes on  I can’t help but think of someone saying “It’s ok sweetie, we can try again tomorrow tonight”