Dark Angel Posted June 15 Posted June 15 maybe it's a cop-out to say, but i genuinely do not believe it was ever possible for me to not have discovered her music, sooner or later, i surely would've, and i do believe i was meant to discover it, it was written in the stars 24 Quote
Honeymoonwitch Posted June 15 Posted June 15 I would probably be a Gaga Stan. I’m a fan but not like it is with Lana. 2 Quote
Make me your Dream Life Posted June 15 Author Posted June 15 2 hours ago, Dark Angel said: maybe it's a cop-out to say, but i genuinely do not believe it was ever possible for me to not have discovered her music, sooner or later, i surely would've, and i do believe i was meant to discover it, it was written in the stars When ur actually lana herself 1 hour ago, jimmyjimmycocoapuff said: probably straight, I fear Stream ocean blvd! 2 Quote
Let the Light In Posted June 15 Posted June 15 I would not be in the US with a soon to be husband daddy 6 Quote I'd be lying if I said I wasn't sick of it
hawaiianglammetal Posted June 15 Posted June 15 she improved my artistic vision and without her my hard times wouldn't have gone by so easily. I think she made me someone who sees more detail in life 11 Quote
Embach Posted June 15 Posted June 15 One thing is to discover but another thing is to rediscovered. I did discover her in 2011 but I rediscovered her in 2016 which got me into this rabbit hole. If I hadn't gone to rediscover her music, I would be still busy listening to Emma Louise (without her, I wouldn't have rediscovered Lana). But if I hadn't discovered her in 2011 I think my early 2010s would have been the same, maybe with less memories attached to some of her songs like Video Games and Summertime Sadness. But like @Dark Angel, I think that I would have discovered Lana either way, it was meant to be like that. Because I cannot imagine the other route at all. Without Lana, I wouldn't have been that keen and interested into music and cinema. Thanks to Lana, I discovered to many musicians (Marina Diamandis, Princess Chelsea, PJ Harvey) and I found my love for alternative music and also cinema. Similarly to what @hawaiianglammetal said that Lana also kind of helped to create my artistic vision and the 'persona' I've become today. Without her, the other half of myself would not exist. 8 Quote
hawaiianglammetal Posted June 15 Posted June 15 11 minutes ago, Embach said: One thing is to discover but another thing is to rediscovered. I did discover her in 2011 but I rediscovered her in 2016 which got me into this rabbit hole. If I hadn't gone to rediscover her music, I would be still busy listening to Emma Louise (without her, I wouldn't have rediscovered Lana). But if I hadn't discovered her in 2011 I think my early 2010s would have been the same, maybe with less memories attached to some of her songs like Video Games and Summertime Sadness. But like @Dark Angel, I think that I would have discovered Lana either way, it was meant to be like that. Because I cannot imagine the other route at all. Without Lana, I wouldn't have been that keen and interested into music and cinema. Thanks to Lana, I discovered to many musicians (Marina Diamandis, Princess Chelsea, PJ Harvey) and I found my love for alternative music and also cinema. Similarly to what @hawaiianglammetal said that Lana also kind of helped to create my artistic vision and the 'persona' I've become today. Without her, the other half of myself would not exist. this 2 Quote
Make me your Dream Life Posted June 15 Author Posted June 15 I grew up in some areas where she really romanticized california in, and if not, easily accessible to cus it's my home state but. tropico? that part with the market, growing up and having friends who we're all just so familiar with that kind of atmosphere. hiking up listening to Love before golden hour. understanding honeymoon and the tourism and walk of fame. santa monica and uv. I dunno I, I always just kinda felt so understood bc of her music, and I think, and well know actually, is that I think I probably would've ended up being a really, harder more crystalized version of myself. someone who probably would just harden and not face my emotions and just channel it thru work or something even more that I would to avoid feeling. I always liked emulating the night and enjoyed the beauty that I would try to create, so for me, it really just helped give it more of a heart. I don't really think it would've affected my sense of fashion cus I already dressed how I would, gay closet. but I think I'd really be a lot more of a hard ass, and would've just been more emotionally stubborn in a worse kind of way if I hadn't continued listening to her stuff. I don't think I'd be as sensitive to the smaller things as well if I hadn't listened to her stuff as much. I'd probably would've been a lot more rowdier. 6 Quote
laurita Posted June 15 Posted June 15 I might be richer (definitely😅), but my life would for sure be poorer without her. Ever since I started really taking in Lana's lyrics, I feel like I've learned to enjoy life so much more ❤️ and what's even worse, I wouldn't be on LB.. which, as I always say, has the best community of people on the entire internet right now : ) in this fucked up time when the internet feels more toxic than ever, LB is one of the few places that's still full of kind people 🫶🏼 10 Quote please stop with the song acronyms they're hard to read. thank you <3
Taco Truck x VB Posted June 15 Posted June 15 or if lana's music was harder to find, more underground lets say. because i agree with an above post that its almost impossible to not know who she is these days. i would say my entire 15+ trajectory would be different. i'm a singer and a lot of everything i do has been so deeply inspired by having such an amazing inspiration in lana. like imagine if lana hadn't found half of her muses how different her career would be.. i feel like my music as it is wouldn't exist without lana. i already had lots of alt idols like marina, billie etc but lana was the cherry on top. i'll always love her and her music especially because of how much it's subconsciously influenced me. rare non shitpost from Taco Truck x VB i know 3 Quote
Make me your Dream Life Posted June 15 Author Posted June 15 and matter of factly? I think that I wouldn't really be having visions of wanting a family if it weren't for her? you grow up looking a certain way and enjoying that, and it can just be real easy to fall into easier paths, so in my very own gay kind of way, it's made me a lot more respecting of spirituality as a concept, and wanting a lot more of more wholesome things. it feels like a pipe dream and I never really thought of it as much cus a lot of us have very real problems, but being in touch w her music kind of makes me admit that I want the simpler and more fundamental things. and her story of just living in a trailer and following her dream's always just so inspiring to me. not everyone's born with privilege and the fact that she really followed her dreams to now is such an inspiring feat. 3 Quote
Cult Leader Posted June 15 Posted June 15 I can’t imagine life without her art, she introduced me to so many other artists, movies and even books. Life would definitely be so boring without her, but like @Dark Angel said, I think I was also meant to find her music, it was always meant to happen 3 Quote I don't sleep. I just dream.
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