Dad Reacts to Lana Del Rey - Norman F***ing Rockwell

[@OfficialPrettyLittleLiars]

Nothing more pleasing than people outside of Lana’s stereotypical demo falling in love with her music

[@eleventyseven3742]

What is her stereotypical demo??? 💅🚬

[@afuantics175]

@favOriTe perfectly put lol

[@radking45]

@favOriTe Pretty much.
Insert Micki Minach “Did I Lieeeeee”

[@radking45]

ninki minjaj*

[@zachhh1217]

@favOriTe PLS I WAS JUS A BABY AT THAT TIME SO IM JUST GETTING INTO IT NOW😔😔

[@hearts6906]

the way lana would definitely fall for the dad lmfao

[@plasticcrystal8538]

💀

[@phoebebridgerton4346]

NAH

[@wurmhole]

i myself am falling for him

[@doeskinned]

respectfully, he looks extra good with the facial hair 👀

[@SC-hi6tp]

me too he can top me anyday

[@fizzyellie8]

dad’s description of her persona as a vintage hollywood heartthrob, the cigarettes, car accidents, martinis, california marilyn monroe-esque image, is so spot on. it’s been her vibe since her earliest album.

[@emilycross8994]

Yes, he literally described Born to Die! (The album *and* the music video)

[@xx-zp4mj]

it kinda made me smile internally that he got it so absolutely spot on like 4 songs in

[@its_anthonyyy2365]

He even mentioned James Dean who is a common repetition in her songs

[@moonlightbae6365]

its not a persona, its just Lana tho

[@cruisepillay3831]

The description was definitely spot on but I died when he mentioned car accidents though 🤣🤣🤣💀

[@ralphmagletof7318]

little does he know he’s lana’s type

[@a.a677]

💀💀💀

[@alanbradley4212]

HHAHAHAHA

[@itsmefen]

WHAT IS THIS COMMENT LMAOOO 💀💀💀

[@Bravelonelypeople721]

He's definitely my type lol

[@eternall0ve16]

@@Bravelonelypeople721RUGHT HES SO FINE

[@abigatorblake]

Lana reminds me of how sirens were written in fantasy novels. Sensual, dangerous, but you trust them on some level.

[@CandyNecklace6]

That's the power of a cancer 😊

[@__taylor__]

She released an album called Sirens in 06 under a different name. It’s nothing grand, but it’s pretty cool you described her that way considering that was her very first album.
‘A Star for Nick’ is a standout:
“You know it, I know it. I’m gonna be a star”

[@AstridMartin666]

@@__taylor__ omg I LOVE a star for Nick! I’m one of those people who consider Lana del Rey and Lizzy Grant to be two completely different entities

[@instrumentsmrti]

​@@AstridMartin666 really?? that's always interesting to me cause they're so connected to me

[@SHEMAGK]

Damn tell me more!!!!

[@shannondantone4724]

You absolutely need to show him ultraviolence, that album single handedly changed my life

[@drinkmoreagua8984]

Literally me too

[@matheustasso]

pleasee

[@sumeya1923]

NFR was the album that changed mine. the first album i listened to from start to finish and i didnt even know her at the time. Spotify recommended it to me and I was bored that day. God at least I did one right thing lol
Edit: ACTUALLY I’ve listened to the thank you next album (that was the first) from start to finish w a friend BUT I was aware of her ..love that too

[@amphibianadventures6267]

and Honeymoon. her most artistic work.

[@ultraviolence-]

Absolutely!

[@peteowen3539]

I just turned 70. Brought up on Beatles , Pink Floyd, Hendrix, Radiohead, Sigur Rós, Slowdive. Came to Lana recently. She knocks my socks off. This album stands out. Love Video Games etc as well.❤️

[@fennew]

i’m 17 and this makes me so happy. just people of all ages appreciating lana her art

[@rugile4660]

@@fennew I'm 19 and thinking the same!

[@daveleciel]

KING

[@user-td3sv5ds7w]

i have a sense that you are low key half of her exact target audience…she has a reverence for those artists & the era you grew up in 🥲

[@LvcifersBaby]

I gotta say, love to see people recognizing Sigur Rós and their art, they are otherwordly

[@flohohneh94]

You’re so right about the strange indescribable feeling Lana’s music gives you. That’s the magic about her art, you keep coming back over and over again because you get addicted to it. It’s a somehow luring darkness she creates that is sadness and nostalgia and glam all at the same time. She adds a mystic beauty you can find in the melancholia of her songs.

[@adrianoooo10000]

Lana brings me to an atmosphere that ONLY her can take me. It's a little magic universe that I simply love

[@cyncerewinston]

yesss

[@carolinek9525]

best way i’ve ever heard this described

[@rosietrevitt228]

this is the most beautiful description of her music i've seen on the internet

[@chandler_martian]

This album feels like Lana Del Rey at her most fully formed and mature. Her song writing combined with the gorgeous production from Jack Antonoff really brought out the best from both of them.

[@c.m.b.7567]

more like honeymoon

[@f4gsforpele]

@@c.m.b.7567 both her best albums

[@c.m.b.7567]

@@f4gsforpele i cant get into nfr at all. like im not tryna be different or hateful but i seriously cant get into nfr ever since it came out :/ i have tried lots of times i only like title track and doin time. lana said honeymoon is some of her best work idk

[@f4gsforpele]

@@c.m.b.7567 NFR! is a borderline (and on some days I might say outright) masterpiece, I think it’s just as good as HM if not better. Lyrically it’s easily her best work and vocally, sonically, melodically just so good. Lana does concept albums really well and NFR! manages to be the best concept bc it’s not only genius but it’s also not reliant on the concept to be an enjoyable album (whereas with albums like UV & HM you really have to follow the concept to “get” the music and the flow as a whole). But I digress. NFR! receives plenty of praise, I’m not offended by some people disliking it. And every Lana album is so singularly unique that I can totally understand such a diversity of opinion on them.

[@alexmcmunn9390]

I think every new album she releases is more formed and mature than the last- that’s why blue banisters is my favorite album of hers

[@polaroideyes]

you guys gotta do her ultraviolence album

[@emmamarie6444]

yess

[@cdunc4840]

I second this

[@buttcheeksguy]

THIS THIS THIS

[@ben-ze7on]

yes!

[@Stanks7]

@@ben-ze7on and also born to die

[@athenakay]

I’ll never forget that the pandemic robbed us of a full out tour of this album 🥲

[@drinkmoreagua8984]

It did 😳😭

[@chicken6727]

😭😭😭😭😭

[@AstridMartin666]

😭

[@tap3r148]

😭

[@nandoelsiguientejamesdean2011]

😭😭😭😭

[@Cami_2006.]

This album deserved a grammy 😭

[@yasaaba1]

No offense but In what universe does Billie Eilish's album deserve that grammy 😭

[@thetunnelunderoceanboulevardd]

@@yasaaba1 RIGHT?!

[@rxmiree]

I love wwafawdwg but like not giving AOTY to nfr was so unserious. we'll never see a record as good as this I fear

[@thetunnelunderoceanboulevardd]

@@rxmiree yk grammys are a mess when an album like harry's house can win an aoty but not nfr or any of lana's albums.

[@cece6652]

@@yasaaba1I just got into Lana del Rey (I’ve listened to her back in 2012 but didn’t stan) and I seriously thought she had a couple of Grammys under her belt tf

[@lydia1795]

cinnamon girl is such a work of art. one of my favorite songs of all time

[@eviebunnyxo]

that’s my fave song from her too 🥰

[@ajj2468]

same

[@savsonnet]

it’s my most favorite song of hers, i wish i could listen to it again for the first time

[@aleeh2109]

Favorite song of the entire album, top 10 songs ever. It’s so good

[@minttu-6613]

yes it’s pretty much a perfect song

[@matheussampaioo]

23:00 not him describing her entire aesthetic and discography after listening to half of the album

[@duncangagnon8907]

LMAOOOO he was so on point

[@erfyw]

How did he even get James Deen out of that LMFAO

[@sadheaux579]

Bro literally he was so spot on

[@sydneysarai]

@@erfyw lol bc james dean was a heart throb back in that time (50s/60s) so it makes sense

[@thealexxlopez]

HE GETS IT LMFAOO

[@coleyb212]

Venice Bitch is my all time favorite Lana song. The way it makes me feel is indescribable.

[@leslieenriquez4085]

Yes 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@ohhhplease8112]

Finally someone with taste hands down the best Lana song

[@celiasdream]

literally my favourite song of all time

[@ClarinhaFarias]

sameee

[@sea1tie1]

I like how NFR just sounds *good*. Like sonically. The violins, the whispers, the smooth transitions but in some parts, experimental. She really went into the studio and said “lets make them cry”

[@kelseyocon]

Followed her whole career but always come back to this album. Beautiful songwriting, production, and sequencing. A 10!

[@nickypoohh]

in my opinion pretty much all her albums are a 10

[@waulau8312]

I'd be happy if she only released this album ever, it's that good.

[@kjws0809]

Yes for me this is best album, then chemtrails then lust for life

[@pedroa7224]

This album is a masterpiece, art, monumental, one of a kind. She's one the best artists that have walked on earth

[@TheWrldIsSquare]

I've been listening to her from the beginning and I honestly find it crazy that people can discuss her best albums. I understand it's fun and do the same with many of my favorite artists, but NFR seems so clearly to be her magnum opus, it's hard to even compare the rest of her discography to it. It really stands out from the rest and most of the rest is good to great.
It's an all-time great.

[@MickieMorganOfficial]

@@TheWrldIsSquarefor real !!! and people say that she’s not a great artist , she’s just boring 🥱 well i know the type of music most of people like …. for example they prefer dua lipa’s songs or ariana grande’s songs you know what i mean 😃 but they have no idea of how good she can sing and write about things professionally and deeply without being similar or almost like every artist ! she’s her own legacy & her own aesthetic and one of the unforgettable artists for sure 👌🏻her and taylor swift are both legends ( I’m talking about taylor when she sings poetry songs like her whole album ttpd and evermore ) i said what i said .

[@paulaJaramillo1000]

He described her music as: cigarettes, martinis, 50s, Hollywood scene, car accidents, old cars, james dean and marilyn monroe. The man was on point. Literally her music videos and music have all those 😂❤
Loved this

[@christopherhood7763]

I’m 59. I’ve known about Lana through my kids. I’d describe NFR as a modern masterpiece. California is my fav.

[@danielar1975]

taste

[@cherry80884]

❤️

[@plasticcrystal8538]

Same, California is so good

[@virginiabrigita29]

Yes! California is my fav too

[@kelseyocon]

Feel like Kevin might love the production on Ultraviolence if you want to do more Lana.

[@archanashroff4977]

Aaah, Shades of Cool. Brooklyn baby... damn it... all her songs!!!

[@phillyflinguo311]

@@archanashroff4977 sad girl too

[@duncangagnon8907]

he would absolutely fall in love with the production on that album

[@letsgoppl8]

you're 100% right. I really want them to do UV now.

[@zeldalovermariopizza]

Your father is possibly the most Canadian man I have ever seen and I mean that with the utmost respect. He is the epitome of class and candour.

[@charmedprince]

He's our daddy now

[@floppy_hands1770]

@@charmedprince e be respectful

[@thehorsesnamewasfriday8695]

@@floppy_hands1770😭💀

[@charmedprince]

​@@floppy_hands1770nope. It's 2024 an still he's our zaddy

[@artfternoon]

My dad had cancer and when this album was coming out he was already feeling very bad. I miss him so much and I believe that he would like it. This video made me feel a bit like he's alive and he’s listening to it with me. The Greatest is the song, from this album, that reminds me of him the most... “Don't leave, I just need a wake-up call
I'm facing the greatest
The greatest loss of them all…”

[@pcbusby]

I'm sorry. I hope you have found peace.

[@reggieswift5214]

God loves you..

[@friendlyotter60]

@artfternoon I played the greatest a lot when my grandpa passed in Feb 2020-just before the pandemic. That song makes me think about all the good things and how easy things were before he passed and before the pandemic-it’s perfect!
Now kintsugi reminds me of the time needed to heal from everything

[@gpettey19]

“Could we pretend that airplanes in the night sky are like shooting stars?” HAHAHA and your dad’s super sincere reaction, that was awesome.

[@calebehr]

in wich part of the video he says that?

[@fabianasalas929]

@@calebehr 31:52

[@newcarlton]

best part lol

[@eceptamusic]

hahaha yess i laughed so hard

[@SETH5641]

Kevin was clueless hahaha

[@eddiep118]

If Kevin likes Lana's squeal, he would have a blast with the albums Born To Die and Blue Banisters they would show him a good range of what she can do bc he mentioned how she stays in this one vocal range. You guys have to do her other albums they're sooo good Lana is such a poet

[@chloejones6240]

he may also enjoy white dress from chemtrails

[@chandler_martian]

@@chloejones6240 Almost said the exact same thing. Her vocals on that song sound so unique to anything else I've heard from her.

[@eddiep118]

@@chloejones6240 you’re right that’s definitely a unique song

[@visceraeyes525]

she did NOT have good range in born to die LOL

[@cd3xp]

dealer and white dress alright

[@michaelsanantonio6971]

The reacting TH-cam community has slowly started falling off over the years but, you guys and Jon Denton are single handedly carrying right now.

[@justin9571]

And Bob the Pop Pop!!!!!

[@rommelgoodie]

a lot actually followed suit and copied the formula that this channel laid out. There have been a lot of dad/son, mom/daughter, mom/son channels but this one laid out the foundation (focus is on music and not clickbaity reactions).

[@esra7194]

Definitely

[@frankoceanstanaccount7126]

@@rommelgoodie yeah, most of those channels are hard to watch cause the reactions look fake af, either the parent is just not comfortable or doesn't have anything to say (they're just there for their sons lmao)

[@W4LT3Rego]

Jon Denton has become a little bit too much "in your face" to me, personally, but it works well for his channel.

[@ivurivurivur]

LDR feels like an angel, midway through falling. She's that girl who is going downwards in a spiral, and you want her to stop, but you dont want to stop her, because her fall is so beautiful, you'd rather just watch the show.

[@Miakruger]

that is the best description i have ever heard.

[@fennew]

wow

[@pinkpilatesprincess]

ugh wow

[@ale3386]

literally the best way to describe her music

[@recvq6158]

that’s literally perfect

[@evamelikk]

this chanel is honestly my safe place. it's just so comforting to see these two nice men talk about your fav artists. no negativity, just comfy vibes and music. also love the father-son relationship they have

[@elenaarellano8314]

Please react to more of Lana’s discography! Specifically her Ultraviolence album and Born to Die era.

[@gabrielmoreirarocha480]

YESSSS UP

[@sjsodbs]

like, plss, they STILL haven't reacted to born to die together, at least on this channel

[@elitmi6346]

norman fucking rockwell is my most replayed album of all times. i cant count the amount of hours i've spent on the beach, listening to venice bitch or the greatest on repeat, just closing my eyes and enjoying lana's angelic voice without never get tired of it. i think it's her best and most mature piece of work so far. i remember not liking it at first, thinking that all the songs sounded the same. i just kept using it as a background music when i was reading books (just because lana's sweet voice fitted well the late night reading sessions) and then it kept growing on me and it became my all time favorite. when it sounds at first like a chill record, that you can jam to or use as a background music it is actually a result of hard work and well-thought composition of music where every element of the instrumentation is so precisely researched and well paced in the song, in resonance with lana's beautiful voice and great, mature writing. it's an album that is so perfect to listen as a whole and you have to let yourself getting transported by the eerie, dreamy vibe of it to enjoy the experience even more. so thanks for reacting to my favorite record and giving an honest, spotaneous reaction to it, as always :) if you guys like rock music (which i think you do), i recommend you to listen to ultraviolence, another masterpiece of lana with heavy instrumentation, lots of basses, and a very assumed excentric style. (or also born to die, if you want more experimental music)

[@mlancholia3920]

you're on point here because she did described nfr as a mood album, the kind of album you would put it in the background while doing house chores or something you would listen to while having long walks on the beach

[@honeymoonn391]

no literally I would probs have to say that NFR is my fav album I’ve listened to it so many times it’s just soo good and I love it

[@Obamasthong]

Venice B is my favorite song of all time. When the beat drops, it literally gives me chills every single time. It’s such a masterpiece and I find it underrated. It just doesn’t seem long enough lol. It makes me cry every time

[@gggabi653]

so how are you feeling about taco truck x vb?
i swear to god my jaw was on the floor

[@oliviao8523]

The lyricism in this album is beautiful

[@hi-co2pf]

real

[@buttcheeksguy]

THIS VIDEO JUST LITERALLY MADE MY ENTIRE DAY. I've been waiting for LDR reactions!!! thnaks for this

[@chrislove5651]

your username is absolutely legendary, two thumbs up 😆😆

[@buttcheeksguy]

@@chrislove5651 😆 thank youuuu

[@ghuleh969]

Lana voice just hits different, there is something very unique about her and that's what you want in a singer, all her albums are top tier for me.
Loving the pink nails btw.

[@lunaterra6406]

17:54 the funniest part is that he is totally Lana’s type. silver hair crystal blue eyes slightly older that’s Lana’s m.o

[@aluvslanadelrey]

i’m rewatching this and i’m so ready for him to hear Ultraviolence

[@aliisimmonds6056]

NO I ACTUALLY JUST YELLED FOR JOY WHEN I SAW U GUYS ARE DOING LANA IM ACTUALLY GOING TO CRY!!! I love watching your videos so much and she’s my favorite artist so this means so much!!

[@Heavymetall1233454]

DYING to see the blue banisters reaction, i think your dad would be surprised by the rough and rispy vocals on Dealer

[@oliviao8523]

Exactly

[@chaosmos24]

'Chemtrails Over the Country Club' and 'Blue Bannisters' are both worth reacting to, especially if you like her going into a higher register. Clever writer too. A lot of tasteful references to other artists' songs.

[@aziara369]

I SECOND THIS ✨

[@donnybuoy]

I listened to this album going to and coming home from work literally every single day for six months straight. It's hypnotic, alluring and most of all nostalgic. Probably my favorite album of all time.

[@Angel-xi6vv]

Lana actually has a cover of the old summertime song too! It's called summertime the Gershwin version and it's soooo good I love it. You guys should give it a chance

[@c.m.b.7567]

yes that song is so good and underrated af

[@Angel-xi6vv]

@Nes Ally no way! Well you know how Lana is with her non promoting self lol

[@thedavid8426]

So glad you chose this album

[@artrules26]

LOVING THE NAILS, YOU ABSOLUTE ICON

[@aleeh2109]

I love watching people fall in love with Lana’s work.. she really is underrated but her body of work is amazing. Born to die, Ultraviolence and Paradise have such a hold on me.. I could listed to those albums on repeat forever.

[@johnpatrick7426]

One of the best albums of the last 5 years

[@ethanaddams7137]

easily

[@c.m.b.7567]

i was gonna say its honeymoon and then realized that was 7 years ago... damn it feels like 3

[@AbbeyEtringer]

Off topic, but I really like Connor’s pink nails lol. Also Doin time is a hidden gem

[@riversfrank826]

I don’t know about hidden gem, it’s all over TikTok

[@justin9571]

it's like the most played song on the album dude so much for hidden

[@AbbeyEtringer]

@@riversfrank826 oh that’s my bad

[@madmaxisstranger]

mariners apartment complex more like a hidden gem to me

[@oliviao8523]

It’s the most popular on nfr so def not hidden

[@libbyhelms3311]

i think they may have missed the mark a little bit regarding track 9, california. her lines of seeming uncertainty is her covering up how much she is truly is longing for him coming back. she’s trying to seem nonchalant about it by saying things like “you should just hit me up” but her desperation reveals itself shortly after in lines like “we’ll do whatever you want, travel wherever” and “your favorite liquor off the top shelf, we’ll have a party all night long”. she’s TRYing not to cling. but she wants him back badly. and this is what makes the track so interesting. it has depth that isn’t blatantly sung; it’s realized by the listener in it’s time if it is

[@chrisklar9103]

The depth is also revealing in the metaphorical meaning of him coming back: out of his blues, coming back to california means getting over his struggles and Depression and Just having a good time again together. But she knows this will Not happen

[@libbyhelms3311]

@@chrisklar9103 yes!!! wow

[@amoraisonguyo9618]

i am subscribing solely because of your dad's description of lana, and her voice, and how amazing everything that she does is.

[@anonanon5364]

If you react to another album of hers then would highly recommend Ultraviolence, the songs are darker, sardonic and the guitars/production is gorgeous.

[@weeeeeektoria]

i have a feeling you would love "honeymoon". probably her most underrated project, with beautiful production and lyrics almost as good as on nfr:)

[@ChanRawrer]

Honeymoon is not underrated... Adele fckin loved it ffs!

[@islessaywell452]

came to comment this, honeymoon is so good

[@RafaelMontoyaEscritor]

her best

[@c.m.b.7567]

YES honeymooon her best album

[@hrctdelrey9540]

Honeymoon is a Masterpiece

[@keelyandere4956]

I'm so jealous 😫 like I wish I could experience this album for the first again. Lana makes me feel like water in fire but not boiling just there ... existing in calm chaos

[@WhitneySutherland]

my 77 year old dad is obsessed with Lana,too!! she is pure magic

[@turningthetables]

that's awesome! :)

[@Luna-rh5fb]

Great reaction!! So glad your dad liked it!!
The greatest definitely grows on you cause it’s so gentle but powerful and the last verse is one of her best lyrics ever
“LA’s in flames is getting hot, Kanye West is blond and gone, Life on Mars ain’t just a song”
And the album as a whole ages sooo well. I heard it a thousand times front to back and still haven’t gotten tired of it.

[@upturned.jungle9103]

My favorite on the album and probably my favorite lana song, it has an old/nostalgic feel to it and when that's juxtaposed with the lyrics describing modern life it just creates a beautiful effect

[@Luna-rh5fb]

@@upturned.jungle9103 exactly!!

[@leovillaverde7547]

In Blue Banisters she explores her voice beautifully and she sang in ways I've never heard from her

[@nandoelsiguientejamesdean2011]

in Chemtrails too, was just amazing❤️

[@RandomxNachos]

This is her best and most complete album, but Ultraviolence is a must listen to. It’s such ground breaking album imo

[@Mrosey7]

Connor has absolitely impeccable taste in music. Every single video's choice of ablum is a masterpiece.

[@outplayedmk]

The album is one that grows on you with repeated listens, it took me about 3 or 4 before I fully appreciated it, the lyricism, the emotions. I also cried at a few of the songs at various times when it hits just right

[@archanashroff4977]

Lana is my absolute favorite. Fabulous writing, Fabulous singing, Fabulous production. Every song feels cinematic and magnificent. Thank you for this video. Love listening to elder's opinion of her :)

[@FernStone]

This is my fav type of reaction ! so nice to see two generations enjoying beautiful music together ! Thank you for this !

[@monkeycottage]

Normal Fucking Rockwell is my fave lana song, makes me cry every time. This album is so mature, it really feels like she knows who she is

[@jaredvlogs8891]

wow the album that changed my life and i listen to almost daily every summer since. gives me so much joy just watching you guys loving the same parts i love. this album is just 'the greatest'

[@rogue3143]

That’s so cool! I always listen to Honeymoon during the cold winter season 😅

[@reese7460]

You should definitely do more Lana albums each album is different from the last. Also her album honeymoon is very good but underrated

[@c.m.b.7567]

yess honeymoon is her best

[@plasticcrystal8538]

@@c.m.b.7567 *Ultraviolence

[@f4gsforpele]

@@plasticcrystal8538 third best

[@luedlamas444]

Honeymoon has aged well!

[@theintrosproject8598]

Norman Rockwell is one of the best albums I've ever listened to! It will forever be in my Top 3.

[@tonysienzant6717]

For me, nothing Lana has ever done matches the classiness, the beauty, the depth & the perfection of this album. Every single note is just the right one, where it's supposed to be, evoking this aura of loneliness, romanticism, yearning & the bittersweet memories of lifelong friendships. It would definitely be in my list of top ten best albums of all time. The production & combinations of acoustic guitar, piano & synths, not to mention the stellar lyrics that places the listener inside a story, all add up to one fine CLASSIC album that holds together as a unified whole. The moods are chill ecstasy !!

[@lorenheckard5146]

No possible fricking way! No shot. Connor I had no idea you listened to Lana, but I've been suggesting & hoping for a Lana reaction for just about over a year now, and to see this come up in my feed, I just feel like I'm dreaming. Thank you for this. You literally made my entire month, if not year. Please make this a Lana series like you did with Ye & go over her entire catalog! Much love & respect to you two

[@adamhall7753]

Cola is definitely her most vocally demanding song if you haven’t heard it. Her vocal range is insane

[@indiatastic]

Yes! And God Knows I Tried as well - you can hear the church cantor in her voice.

[@katieo.6066]

Or dealer!!!

[@celldavonlyrica5976]

Nah, I think that by far it would be off to the races

[@leodelreyy]

@@katieo.6066 Not even close

[@xunana1211]

@@leodelreyy LMFAOO DEALER T.T EW EUGHHH

[@YoungCoconuttt]

i’m sure it’s been talked about before but what’s your dads musical background? he (you as well) gives me so much insight into things i wouldn’t necessarily listen for in a song and i really appreciate it, you’re both so knowledgeable and passionate about music

[@georgejones9064]

Watching him do the tapping with his fingers during Venice Bitch instrumental is MEEEEEE! I’ve never seen anyone else do it before omg

[@melroseface1819]

Albums I’d love y’all to review:
Melodrama - Lorde
Friends that break your heart - James Blake
Magdalene - FKA Twigs
Renaissance- Beyoncé
If I Can’t Have Love I Want Power - Halsey
Anti - Rihanna

[@j.o3seph]

Melodrama and Magdalene yes🤞🏻🤞🏻

[@__taylor__]

Magdalene 😳😳😳 That’s an album I’ve NEVER heard sound like anything else…. And I say that in the most positive way possible lol.

[@erfyw]

Magdalene is such an amazing and unique album I'm on board for that one

[@ben_nowak]

Yessss

[@tandp7858]

Melodrama supremacy

[@AGIJSM]

Oh my god thank you guys so much for this album, it’s one of my favorite of all time. The way this channel caters to all

[@julianmartinez3060]

Cool name ☺️🤗

[@thiccjuicyratasf6886]

im blown away that the dad perfectly read what kind of aesthetic lana puts out bc she literally references so many of the things that she has in her earlier music. like i desperately need them to listen to her other albums in order.

[@marlins_moon]

The commentary, the album, this whole video is so slay

[@csCherry]

Re-listening to NFR makes me realize that this is one of my favorites ever. Your dad described it perfectly. There's this uncertainty about her that makes the sound so fascinating and beautiful.

[@juliapixie95]

i let out a silent scream when i saw this in my feed. so excited !!!! she has such a unique sound

[@Kuriouser.kuriouser]

My dad is 72 and loves her music. At times he has compared her music to The Moody Blues, and he loves her jazzy voice. My dad doesn’t like most modern music but he always gets excited when he rides with me and I’m playing Lana in the car.

[@luisgutierrez274]

Ultraviolence by Lana next, I have a feeling yall would love the production

[@vincenzotenneriello4304]

this album means a lot to me, it reminds me of a very happy time in my life and brings me so much nostalgia

[@daviddelgadillo4881]

I will never forgive the Scammys for not giving the Album of The Year award to the truly AOTY.

[@evermore.18]

the whole album sounds like you’re on a boat on the ocean with a slight view of the land and the water just spritzing on your face right before sunset 💚💚

[@chiara-iy3bd]

wow! I've a huge hip hop and lana del rey fan and never expected you guys to review this album, so excited!!!

[@bergioh]

thank you for doing lana del rey! love that you guys are doing different genres

[@alexissalinas263]

I would love Kevin’s reaction to “Dealer” if he loves Lana’s squeaky/high belty vocal range

[@thattoiletpaperyoucouldntb7819]

I wholeheartedly recommend you guys to do a reaction to her whole released discography as in my opinion, her discography is one of the best musical works that I've heard in modern music and I'm sure that you guys would enjoy every bit of it. If you do decide to do at least one more Lana Del Rey album reaction, I would recommend either Ultraviolence and Born To Die as firsts.

[@callum8893]

love the album and loving the nails too

[@uhcrackwh0re]

literally never expected this Thank you!!

[@charlottesimpson5023]

SO GLAD YOU GUYS ARE LISTENING TO SOME LANA! definitely one of my favourite albums of all time

[@jesslynx]

It’s funny you say that about driving while listening to Venice Bitch because that’s exactly why she wrote that song. She imagined it to be the soundtrack to a chill drive along the coast ❤️

[@02Prii]

Had to click that like button before even watching the reaction. I already knew this is going to be good! 😁 (Should start your dad off with Born to Die the Paradise Edition)

[@marlikauffman4994]

soooo excited for this video. By far my favorite album of hers, and easily in my top 5 albums ever

[@maeyham4336]

This is my favorite album of all time. She aint even in my top 5 all time artists but this album has no skips and is perfect for when you're in that chill calm mood.

[@pepsicola0786]

It's so cool you can listen to her music with your dad! My dad really doesn't really find her music all that appealing so to see your dad break down some parts of her music and enjoy himself is so nice to watch! More LDR album listens w your dad please! 💛

[@midi_enjoyer]

Venice B!tch might be one of my favourite if not then my top. Just the simple word drops like 'Hallmark' brings back so much memories and its not just about a lover, but about loss to me. It's like guiding me to some other place within my memories but merging my not-so-happy memories with what she envisions, the lyrics can get so ambiguous that that duration is long with soothingly lifting melodies that enhance all these imaginative or remiagination of memories. To me this is my sad song, but my happy one together.

[@isabelamelo530]

love seeing people fall in love with her music! you guys should do ultraviolence next

[@pjhill5452]

Yeah dude NFR is one of her best. It’s mature, and Lana really showing once again why she is an icon. So many tracks that are amazing but if I had to pick my favorite would probably be Happiness is a Butterfly.
Ultraviolence is her rebellious, wild side. Lana is pissed off at something lol amazing album that follows Born to Die so there was a high expectation and she knocked it out of the park. Favorite track probably Brooklyn Baby but it’s a close call, so many good ones on this album.
Born to Die is unbeatable IMO, her breakthrough album that put her on the map overnight. Hands down her best work, favorite track probably Radio or Summertime Sadness. Would listen ten times over.
Honeymoon is a good album, released very shortly after Ultraviolence. Not a let down per say, but there are a few tracks I would skip. Favorite track is Honeymoon.
Lust for Life is okay, a couple tracks I’m not a fan of. Favorite track is White Mustang.
Chemtrails Over the Country Club is a fantastic album, Lana has found happiness and it shows in this album. It’s definitely her most uplifting album. The first 5 songs are solid, highly recommend giving it a listen. Favorite track probably Let Me Love Like A Woman or Wild at Heart.
Blue Bannisters I haven’t gotten the chance to dive into, so if anyone recommends some tracks off of it let me know!

[@ashokbabu694]

If you were to listen to Blue Banisters, start with Black Bathing Suit, Thunder, Dealer, Nectar of the Gods and Wildflower Wildfire. These are some of the best tracks of the record. The album is not as rebellious as UV or popular as NFR, but it has its own elements that are appreciable. I didn't like the album much the very first time that I listened to it, but slowly I started to like it. I'd say it's a step up from COCC.

[@pinkpilatesprincess]

you are so right i love happiness is a butterfly

[@pinkpilatesprincess]

@@ashokbabu694 also agreed especially wildflower wildfire and thunder!

[@ose5226]

Blue Banisters definitely takes a while to get into. My favorites are probably wildflower wildfire, black bathing suit, if you lie down with me & thunder

[@ashokbabu694]

@@ose5226 b!tch, you're my soulmate ✨

[@feekfilms]

Your Dads mind will be blown when he hears some of her recent stuff. Man, the last two albums blew me away!

[@ihatemickiegee]

she would love to hear this description about herself (particularly the girl taking you to the secret club then disappearing part)

[@ryandimino8815]

When this dropped I heard the project as her goodbye, I'm done to California. So dad you got the same vibes as I did at 1st listen. Huge fan, she paints such a cool picture of nostalgic Americana

[@kobemassey3579]

He mentioned the older version of “Summertime” Lana actually did a cover for that version as well! She has a video uploaded to TH-cam and it’s on streaming services!

[@arthurcarvalho5354]

this is her best album but y'all need to hear the others, they're perfect together!

[@WalterDEgger]

31:50 "we should pretend that airplanes in the night sky are like shooting stars" 😫😫