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[rightofjupiter 16,596]

lana ily 5ever but who cares, she is living the life of an artist with fans who are beyond dedicated to worshipping her talent this is not worth commenting on, esp at this point...obviously she feels opposite, but like these are total strangers and online trolls and they really mean nothing and say nothing about her or her work.

 

anyways she looks gorgeous, new holly mcvae song is lovely, excited for whatever is next

[SuperMegaStan 9,985]

i dont know why she has to bother to feed the trolls like GIVE US NEW TOUR DATES instead please

[Veinsineon 76,874]

ALSO LG FROM LP (LIZZY GRANT FROM LAKE PLACID) IS COMING LDR10 "LIZZIE" RENAISSANCE  HALLO OOOO ITS SO CLEAR 

 

GIRLS IM

[Stoned Mary in the Garden 6,787]

Good for her. 

[Embach 42,552]

It sux that she still has to explain this shit, even after 12 years her breakthrough.

[Beautiful Loser 48,845]

I think she wants to tell this because she’s tired of people taking the narrative from her. Just listen to Grandfather… “it took somebody else to make me beautiful, as they intended me to be”… It gets tiring and this is her try to be heard.

[Pedriko 1,820]

five minutes of Lana talking is all I needed this Thursday

[The Stargirl Pinky 71,658]

24 minutes ago, Orville Peck said:

with a cover of Fancy by Bobbie Gentry. 

 

 

[colaandvideogames 3,083]

Lana... if you're reading this.... I know one way you can tell your story the way it truly happened....

WRITE THAT MEMOIR BABYYYYYYYYY WE BEEN WAITING 

[Unknown 3,175]

Just now, colaandvideogames said:

Lana... if you're reading this.... I know one way you can tell your story the way it truly happened....

WRITE THAT MEMOIR BABYYYYYYYYY WE BEEN WAITING 

I neeeeed Lana to write a memoir 

[colaandvideogames 3,083]

Just now, Unknown said:

I neeeeed Lana to write a memoir 

Anyone who doesn't want this is crazy! We neeeeeed it... Followed by her 30 hour mini series documentary on her life 

[The Missing Shade of Blue 2,400]

She's particularly mesmerising in this clip. Her way of speaking is so evocative. And what she's revealed hits a little bit too close to home. But she also looks so stunning holy shit? Love this woman to death and will always defend her. I'd actually die if we were ever to get a memoir from her. 

[The Missing Shade of Blue 2,400]

On a darker note, her being ostracised by her peers at school makes it all the more eerie and all the more likely that that English teacher's intentions were perhaps a bit more nefarious than innocuous.

[jealous girl 2,165]

1 hour ago, SuperMegaStan said:

the bigger question is when did he start all these ventures and how well he's doing all these juggling..... it just sounds like he had a luck for being an early adaptor to the internet era and turned some domain names into some money in the mid 90s where she's already a teen 

 

plus, it's always the disposable income and liquid cash that make one feel financially secure, which their household dont see BIG money flowing around back in the days

To add to this, him buying domain names in the mid 90s was simply a smart investment as he bought domains that he thought were likely to be valuable later... He had to wait until the 00s until any of them were actually worth anything, some are probably still not worth much

 

Edit: oh she literally said this in her post, thanks Elle for the transcription x

[Elle 121,284]

Good for her for standing up for herself. I remember she said a couple of years ago that she was never going to let anyone try to rewrite her story for her, and I love that sentiment. I think it's something important everyone should stand by x

 

I also wrote out a full transcript of her video for anyone who wants to read it - 

 

"I wanna make this video really short and sweet just ‘cause the conversation keeps coming up about me coming from money, and my family having money, and this whole thing. I just want to say, like, coming from the most rural spot inarguably in one of the most rural spots of America that was not a wealthy town and having gone to a boarding school where I didn’t even know I was going or didn’t have any concept of and got financial aid for because my uncle worked in the administrative building and also being completely alienated from all the kids who already knew each other from New York City. I had such a tough time there because everyone knew how much money everyone had. So, unfortunately, my experience every day was having people call me WT from LP - White Trash from Lake Placid. So, I’m just saying this constant narrative when my parents were arguing about money every single day, and my dad working as a woodworker and in real estate and my mom working in education. Like, although he bought domain names later on, it doesn’t mean that they were worth anything until more recently. So, he was eccentric and amazing and ahead of his time in terms of what he was doing, but it doesn’t mean there was any money for us or to be made at the time. So, I didn’t even have any experience having anything until I was 26 and made my own money. I was living in a hostel on 17th St when I played Saturday Night Live, and how I played Saturday Night Live was because I’d gotten a publishing deal in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the guest territories. So, it’s just very challenging because I think had we had money I would have had a completely different experience and not fought so hard to be a singer probably to my detriment because I didn’t want me or my family to struggle financially. Like, the music that comes from me comes from a place at that time of concern that we would not have money. That’s the experience that I know. I didn’t know anyone who had money until I went to a private school where I couldn’t even make any friends except my roommate Christina and a couple girls - Annie and Jen who accepted me and were cool. But, you know, you can’t even find anyone from those schools who knew me because they wouldn’t talk to me. So, to say that, you know, this is the narrative, it’s just important that you know it’s not. It’s not like it was fun living in the trailer park necessarily. I signed my life away, ten records for $10,000 to 5 Points Records that Ben got me out of and I made that stretch for a year and one month by getting to stay at the Manhattan RV Mobile Home in North Bergen. It’s not a shtick. It’s not like it was some glamourous getaway. Like, I really didn’t know what to do and depended on the boyfriends that I had to let me stay with them all that while up until 26. You can ask Steven Mertens. You can ask Josh Kemp. Like, I didn’t have a chance hardly. All of the cards were stacked against me other than my voice, and my parents didn’t even know I was singing until I was on Saturday Night Live. So, why this is important is just because it’s not my truth. I would have no idea what it felt like to grow up with anything other than hearing fighting about money, and even on our monthly, like, spring break vacation every year we drove to Daytona, not flew ‘cause it was too expensive. So, I had a challenging experience all the way through, and to make it even more challenging, now I don’t even get to have my authentic story told so that the music can be listened to and interpreted in a clear manner. So, that’s my spiel. You know, it’s been going on for 13 years now. It’s just it’s so sad that I can’t own coming from, like, this beautiful rural mountain town where the character of people is completely different from anywhere I went afterwards. It’s actually disrespectful to me and to my town where we worked so hard and where I myself worked four jobs. I had a time just to even be like — if you wanna know, why don’t you go to my local town? Why don’t you ask them? Like, they knew I got sent away. They knew it was on financial aid. There’s no fact that checks out, like, that it wasn’t. So, it just sucks to have to explain myself over and over again, because if that was the story I knew, I would love to tell it. I wish it was honestly. Things would have been so much better."

[evalionisameme 13,889]

It makes it difficult when she cosplays different accents for her stories- it’s so meta 

[Thats why they call me Dita 9,782]

She stayed in more ways than one 

 

and honestly as others have said, I think some people think that “not rich” is living hand to mouth.. maybe because that’s a big narrative with successful artists, you either started out rich or you were dirt poor and that motivated you so much to get what you want.. the middle class just don’t fit anywhere 

 

and honestly, middle class feels poor half the time anyway 

[evalionisameme 13,889]

Like I’m in South America- let’s use the Latina voice.

 

Im in London- let me play up the breathy songstress 

[111 36,681]

i'd be fuming if people attributed my success story to my family's middle class means when i spent 7 years working 4 odd jobs living in a trailer park and my parents had no idea that i was trying to make it as a singer. patty hated her and she was estranged from rob when she was in new york. queen built her life for herself from ground up with little if not zero financial support. she had her sugar daddies and boyfriends helping her out to make ends meet. 

 

it's infuriating when people gloss over the fact that lizzy grant was financially and emotionally abandoned by her parents. estranged from them for years while trying to make ends meet with sugar daddies and boyfriends and odd jobs. how many times does she have to tell you about her traumas and her mom for it to click... 

[rosemead ramada 6,715]

I found interior pictures of Lana's childhood house while it was still owned by her parents

Also, her dad is still a licensed real estate broker in New York, just like she mentions him doing real estate in the video

HER STORY ADDS UP