Miguel Macatagal nope she said in an interview BTD was hip hop influenced. She said lust for life before it was released was going to be more like born to die with hip hop influences and that if you liked btd you would like lust for life.
✨ *time* ✨ 1:30 - Born To Die 2:43 - Off To The Races 4:40 - Blue Jeans 7:03 - Video Games 9:52 - Diet Mountain Dew 12:05 - National Anthem 14:33 - Dark Paradise 16:46 - Radio 19:40 - Carmen 23:09 - Million Dollar Man 25:58 - Summertime Sadness 27:57 - This Is What Makes Us Girls
Carmen is about her she used to have addictions as young as 14 and was sent off to boarding school by her parents because she was out of control, which is what “ this is what makes us girls” is about which is her getting into trouble.
street walker is slang for prostitute, and party favors are usually sex acts or drugs. Add that to the imagery of licking ice cream cones, tying cherry stems into knots, batting her eyes, etc. I’ve always thought she was talking about that. I don’t think she ever had a pimp or anything, but it sounds like she was known locally as a young girl who would “show you a good time” in exchange for drugs, alcohol, and attention.
And if the song isn’t explicitly about HER, I still think it describes that type of girl. I knew a few in high school. The kind that had their number written on bathroom stalls.
Lol actually she said the game the guy was obsessed with was world of Warcraft she said she hated that game because all the men In her life were consumed by that game lol.
You are right about radio. Sweet like cinnamon, a juxtaposition. Her baby loves her cos she’s on the radio, suggests her baby only loves her cos she’s famous. It’s about her fame and the unexpected bitterness fame has.
Lana’s albums are such an interesting sonic journey. Especially going through them chronologically. While a couple of them have similar vibes, each one has its own identity and the songs are easily recognizable as being from their respective album. Even so, all the albums still seem to fit together beautifully. I really hope you listen to the bonus tracks: Without You, Lolita, and Lucky Ones. Without You and Lucky Ones are two of my favorite Lana songs. I don’t know if I could pick one favorite. Maybe Born to Die, Radio, or Blue Jeans are probably the ones I listen to most. But out of my top 25 most listened to songs, 9 of them are from this album. The song I listen to least, though I still like it, is Carmen. And I think I’m most curious to see how you feel about Honeymoon. Anyway, I can’t wait to follow you on your journey to discovering Lana.
I’m so jealous I wish I could listen to born to die for the first time again. I was shook to the core when I heard it back in 2014. My first tattoo was “born to die” on my hand.
So glad you started from the beginning you’re going to be astounded by all her growth! Super excited for ultraviolence that’s my personal favorite. Least favorite is probably lust for life but still incredible. Another thing! The only album that she has any features on is lust for life, she captivates all on her own! Keep it up, much love 💜
Her debut album is actually one that was taken off the market "Lana Del Ray AKA Lizzie Grant" and it's not up on itunes or any streaming platforms but one of those songs "Yayo" was moved to her "Paradise" EP.
Officially my fav Lana reactor. Love the in depth, thorough analysis of each song. THANK YOU! CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT LANA ALBUM REACTION! We appreciate the long videos.
Born to die/paradise: alternative pop - 70`s - hip hop - orchestra - a very alternative album (strings, synthesizer) Ultraviolence: grunge - rock psychedelic - a lot of darkes in it (guitars, drums) Honeymoon: intimist dreamy pop - more indie album, (so many atmospheres and layers) Lust for life: hip hop - pop- (the most pop album i think ) Norman fucking rockwell: californian psychedelic rock - dreamy - alternative - (piano and guitars) 1. I think lana never has tried to fit e¡with all the very commercial female pop stars she build her own way and style that's a merit! 2. Lana blends a lot of musical genres and styles in one to create her own brand, there is not someone like ker,. 3. people who listen to rock, hip hop, punk, classical and more underground projects use to like her because she embraced a lot of this thinks and is not a pop diva. 4. She don't create pop generic, her brand is timeless
She said that Radio was directed towards a guy that had come back into her life once she had gotten famous, and she could have been like "fuck you, you didn't support me back then" but instead she just embraced that he was even paying attention to her. So it's a mix between both of your interpretations.
Lana has a video for her song young and beautiful you should react to it it's amazing it's not in any album it was released as a single for the movie the Great Gatsby. It was released around her born to die era so it would fit the order you're going.
i'm just at the part where you're analyzing the video game lyrics and while everyone is open to their own interpretation, i don't think it's him preferring video games over her. i think it's her being so happy and content that she's perfectly happy just sitting there hanging out with him while he plays his video games, has a couple beers, goes skateboarding, just living in the moment :)
I'm glad ypu pointed out the cinnamon part in "Radio" where cinnamon is bitter by itself, i that i was the only one who noticed that. Now it all gives new meaning to her song "Cinnamon girl" where is mentions "cinnamon on my teeth" the song is bittersweet
You have to listen to her discography in order, to appreciate her evolution and understand her stories. Especially the person « Jim » who will be referenced in many songs (either named in the track or kept nameless). She’s typically into older men (a trivial but important themes to catch). She has a fascination with psychopathy even though that has been left unsaid, but can be supported by Lolita, (BTD Deluxe) Serial Killer, (unreleased), Happiness is A Butterfly (NFR) etc. She said in an interview that her first love was alcohol, so be careful when listening to a song that you think may be about a person (when in fact it’s about alcohol). Which is why her parents sent her to boarding school, supported in “This is What Makes Us Girls” (BTD Deluxe), “Boarding School” (unreleased)). Overall, I think she is intrigued by a power dichotomy since she likes older men and Vladimir’s “Lolita” (an older man who falls for a young girl merely because she’s young, innocent, radiates, untouched of the harmful world, etc) A link to understanding her references that I highly recommend: www.google.com/amp/s/i-d.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/qvm3g3/the-ultimate-lana-del-rey-reference-guide
Great review! "Paradise" is my favorite album of her's - "Ride", "Gods and Monsters" and "Cola" are the best tracks of her entire discography (at least imho).
I'm so excited for ultraviolence and honeymoon! these are my faves. also, lana was an alcohol addict in high school, she went a boarding school and she was in rehab for a while when she was young. as you can see, *this is what makes us girls* is about her boarding school friends. there are a lot of theories about *carmen* but so many people think it's about lana because the line *"lying to herself cause her liquors top shelf,"* it can be a referance to her addiction. some people says it's about *marilyn monroe* too. *dark paradise* wasn't written for her boyfriend, it was written for lana's dead grandma *madeline,* lana has a "M" tattoo on her hand. and you should react to national anthem music video it's about jfk's conspiratorial, it's so cinematic.
Please react to the *National Anthem Music Video* she plays Marilyn Monroe and Jackie Kennedy and A$ap Rocky is her husband and Mr. President. Then react to the *Ride Music Video* arguably her best music video! It's a 10 minute long masterpiece. Also react to her *best live vocals by Popcrush* and another must is the rare moment of her perfoming live playing a guitar *Lana Del Rey Yayo live Moscow*
Yes! Agreed! The Ride video & monologue at the beginning & the end are so sublime. That song is unique, Lana needs a new category of music. Listen to Ultraviolence & take it all in! I'm jealous that u have all this new music to discover! God, g- easy is a waste of space. 😅
I love your analysis. Every Lana's song is a kind of adventure, you close your eyes and you're immediately teleported into the world she wants to take you to. You will love Ultraviolence for sure, it's still her best album, its impossible not to cry with Old Money. You missed the deluxe edition songs anyway!
In Video Games she's not telling him to play vg like he's ignoring her, it's more of her talking about good memories that she had with this guy, and then in the chorus is how she wishes things would be with another guy (she mashed two relationships in one song)
You can listen to Born To Die: The Paradise Edition (which is basically the deluxe BTD tracks + her first EP after BTD which is called "Paradise"). I think if you keep listening in order you will enjoy the whole journey, her growth and the whole Lana Del Rey persona.
Off To The Races is honestly her best song. Lyrically and the production of the song is so upbeat and dark. You can tell from the lyrics that she tells such a dark story and you can observe how in love she was. When she has a high pitch voice in the song, she’s talking about her old man but when she has a lower voice tone, she’s talking to her man. There’s just so much to take out of this amazing song.
As a 50s/60s/70s music fan that is true I love her music bc it kinda blends all of those eras into all of her different albums as well as hip hop and she dose have such a diverse crowd bc she’s so diverse in her style and how she makes her sound and I love it there’s something for everyone of almost every taste of music
fun fact: national anthem was the 1st song that made me a lana fan and get me into more music of hers. it's just something about the chorus that couldn't rid my mind after listening to it and i had to listen again and again until i was curious for more.
It’s funny how you’re reaction is everyone’s first reaction to lana. We fall in love right away and ask ourselves: “where was this music all my life?”. Her music has this cinematographic element, that makes you feel in a movie almost. Sometimes it even makes you feel nostalgic for times that you didn’t even live. She really has that power.
Are you just now hearing of her? She's everything. Ultraviolence and honeymoon are both very good CDs to. She just keeps pumping out them hits to me she's a miracle song bird. I met her one time in Chicago and let me tell you she was cool AF. Like a f
My favourite song is without a doubt Blue Jeans, with my least favourite Million Dollar Man. It's not that I dislike it, but one song had to be at the bottom. As for albums, I'm actually quite excited to see you react to Lust for Life. I don't think it gets the recognition it deserves from Lana fans as (unlike with B2D, Paradise, Ultraviolence, Honeymoon and NFR) it plays with genres in a different way and has 5 features when the other albums have none.
Summertime Sadness was the 4th single from the album and I don;t even think it was formally released until Cedric Gervais released his remix that charted on Billboard.
The 3rd album, Ultraviolence. its my favorite after Born To Die (don't get me wrong, all her music is amazing) It has a lot of dark elements and rock influences
Carmen is a moment mixed with fantasy. A persona sparked by an instance. Alot of her music is fantasy and truth. Also she wasn't on the streets she just loved being on them in new york.
I think fans really want you to listen to Born to Die first so you can see how she grew as an artist. Norman Fucking Rockwell was an amazing album! Can't wait until you get to it
Also the remix isn’t a part of the official album I’m not sure if that was just a Spotify thing or something. But the deluxe tracks for BTD are amazing as well!!
I love your reactions to lana, it feels like you really appreciate her the way she deserves! You've just gained a new sub! ♥ and I agree with everyone that says you will love ultraviolence
Lana said Born to die was hip hop influenced if you’re into rock you’ll love ultraviolence. Her 3rd album.
!!!!!!!!!! 100%
@Norman Fucking Rockwell she considers paradise an album because she has said in interviews nfr is her 6th album otherwise she would say fifth.
@@mikeymike9948 She doesn't consider Paradise as an album, by her stating NFR is her 6th she includes her debut album "Lana Del Ray"
BTD was more indie pop. Lust for Life is the hip hop influenced one
Miguel Macatagal nope she said in an interview BTD was hip hop influenced. She said lust for life before it was released was going to be more like born to die with hip hop influences and that if you liked btd you would like lust for life.
✨ *time* ✨
1:30 - Born To Die
2:43 - Off To The Races
4:40 - Blue Jeans
7:03 - Video Games
9:52 - Diet Mountain Dew
12:05 - National Anthem
14:33 - Dark Paradise
16:46 - Radio
19:40 - Carmen
23:09 - Million Dollar Man
25:58 - Summertime Sadness
27:57 - This Is What Makes Us Girls
Norman Rockwell is SOOO good but you will appreciate it more fully after listening to her whole discography
Carmen is about her she used to have addictions as young as 14 and was sent off to boarding school by her parents because she was out of control, which is what “ this is what makes us girls” is about which is her getting into trouble.
street walker is slang for prostitute, and party favors are usually sex acts or drugs. Add that to the imagery of licking ice cream cones, tying cherry stems into knots, batting her eyes, etc. I’ve always thought she was talking about that. I don’t think she ever had a pimp or anything, but it sounds like she was known locally as a young girl who would “show you a good time” in exchange for drugs, alcohol, and attention.
And if the song isn’t explicitly about HER, I still think it describes that type of girl. I knew a few in high school. The kind that had their number written on bathroom stalls.
I thought NFR was coming today--this is the plot twist of the century. Still so pumped for this
I'm a clown for missing that survey so guess this wasn't much of a plot-twist lmaoo
You need to react to the deluxe edition tracks from Born To Die: Without You, Lolita, Lucky Ones
yup especially after listening to that horrid BTD remix, i dont get why he thought it was part of the album
@@quantumwitcher9376 bc it's the last track on the regular edition of the album on Spotify
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Lol actually she said the game the guy was obsessed with was world of Warcraft she said she hated that game because all the men In her life were consumed by that game lol.
Listen to her discography in order...
National anthem was actually how I became a massive fan of Lana. You’re right, after that song how can you not???
same !!! 😉
I used to hate that song and some others from BTD when i wasn’t a big fan of hers, but right after UV i fell in love with everything she create
It was video games and national anthem for me😭
@@lennoxbonnie5210 for me it was .....FLIPSIDE :) , such a vibe , I realize that nothing sound likes this in y playlist and I got into her world
You are right about radio. Sweet like cinnamon, a juxtaposition. Her baby loves her cos she’s on the radio, suggests her baby only loves her cos she’s famous. It’s about her fame and the unexpected bitterness fame has.
"Radio" never fails. 🤗
I can relate to that, heard the first time last week and have been listening to it everyday since then
One of the best analysis videos I've seen on this album
Steven's little rant about G-Eazy... my thoughts exactly!! And Halsey (!), gotta throw the whole man away. 😂
I love his music but man I hate him for this.
Lana’s albums are such an interesting sonic journey. Especially going through them chronologically. While a couple of them have similar vibes, each one has its own identity and the songs are easily recognizable as being from their respective album. Even so, all the albums still seem to fit together beautifully.
I really hope you listen to the bonus tracks: Without You, Lolita, and Lucky Ones. Without You and Lucky Ones are two of my favorite Lana songs.
I don’t know if I could pick one favorite. Maybe Born to Die, Radio, or Blue Jeans are probably the ones I listen to most. But out of my top 25 most listened to songs, 9 of them are from this album. The song I listen to least, though I still like it, is Carmen.
And I think I’m most curious to see how you feel about Honeymoon.
Anyway, I can’t wait to follow you on your journey to discovering Lana.
I’m so jealous I wish I could listen to born to die for the first time again. I was shook to the core when I heard it back in 2014. My first tattoo was “born to die” on my hand.
Do Paradise next. Albums in order please 🖤
So glad you started from the beginning you’re going to be astounded by all her growth!
Super excited for ultraviolence that’s my personal favorite.
Least favorite is probably lust for life but still incredible.
Another thing! The only album that she has any features on is lust for life, she captivates all on her own!
Keep it up, much love 💜
I really think you’ll enjoy ultraviolence (my fave) I can’t wait for you to listen🙌🏼
Her debut album is actually one that was taken off the market "Lana Del Ray AKA Lizzie Grant" and it's not up on itunes or any streaming platforms but one of those songs "Yayo" was moved to her "Paradise" EP.
DUDE! THE DELUXE TRACKS ON BORN TO DIE ARE SO BEAUTIFUL. YOU GOTTA LISTEN!
Oh wait for her album Honeymoon if you want experimental stuff! :) And the shade you threw at G Eazy lmao I screamed
Officially my fav Lana reactor. Love the in depth, thorough analysis of each song. THANK YOU! CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT LANA ALBUM REACTION! We appreciate the long videos.
I know you will love Ultraviolence... a lot of electric guitar, 70’s music vibes and really dark
Born to die/paradise: alternative pop - 70`s - hip hop - orchestra - a very alternative album (strings, synthesizer)
Ultraviolence: grunge - rock psychedelic - a lot of darkes in it (guitars, drums)
Honeymoon: intimist dreamy pop - more indie album, (so many atmospheres and layers)
Lust for life: hip hop - pop- (the most pop album i think )
Norman fucking rockwell: californian psychedelic rock - dreamy - alternative - (piano and guitars)
1. I think lana never has tried to fit e¡with all the very commercial female pop stars she build her own way and style that's a merit!
2. Lana blends a lot of musical genres and styles in one to create her own brand, there is not someone like ker,.
3. people who listen to rock, hip hop, punk, classical and more underground projects use to like her because she embraced a lot of this thinks and is not a pop diva.
4. She don't create pop generic, her brand is timeless
it’s not like every song could be in a movie, lana is a movie
My favourite albums in order
1. BTD
2. UV
3. NFR
4. Paradise
5. Honeymoon
6. Lust for Life
She said that Radio was directed towards a guy that had come back into her life once she had gotten famous, and she could have been like "fuck you, you didn't support me back then" but instead she just embraced that he was even paying attention to her. So it's a mix between both of your interpretations.
Lana has a video for her song young and beautiful you should react to it it's amazing it's not in any album it was released as a single for the movie the Great Gatsby. It was released around her born to die era so it would fit the order you're going.
My favorite Lana Del Rey album is Honeymoon! I'm looking forward for your reaction to that album, but also to Ultraviolence, I believe you'll love it!
i'm just at the part where you're analyzing the video game lyrics and while everyone is open to their own interpretation, i don't think it's him preferring video games over her. i think it's her being so happy and content that she's perfectly happy just sitting there hanging out with him while he plays his video games, has a couple beers, goes skateboarding, just living in the moment :)
Norman Rockwell is sonically so different, BUT Queen Lana persists with her quality! Can’t wait :)
Watch National anthem and Ride please I beg you
I'm glad ypu pointed out the cinnamon part in "Radio" where cinnamon is bitter by itself, i that i was the only one who noticed that. Now it all gives new meaning to her song "Cinnamon girl" where is mentions "cinnamon on my teeth" the song is bittersweet
You have to listen to her discography in order, to appreciate her evolution and understand her stories. Especially the person « Jim » who will be referenced in many songs (either named in the track or kept nameless). She’s typically into older men (a trivial but important themes to catch). She has a fascination with psychopathy even though that has been left unsaid, but can be supported by Lolita, (BTD Deluxe) Serial Killer, (unreleased), Happiness is A Butterfly (NFR) etc.
She said in an interview that her first love was alcohol, so be careful when listening to a song that you think may be about a person (when in fact it’s about alcohol). Which is why her parents sent her to boarding school, supported in “This is What Makes Us Girls” (BTD Deluxe), “Boarding School” (unreleased)).
Overall, I think she is intrigued by a power dichotomy since she likes older men and Vladimir’s “Lolita” (an older man who falls for a young girl merely because she’s young, innocent, radiates, untouched of the harmful world, etc)
A link to understanding her references that I highly recommend:
www.google.com/amp/s/i-d.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/qvm3g3/the-ultimate-lana-del-rey-reference-guide
"I'm in love with Lana Del Rey"
Me : GET IN LINE. LMAO.
Kaney west😂 She ended him recently in "the greatest"🤷🏻♂️🤪
if I'm not mistaking, at that time she was a huge fan of him, right?
@@iurioliveira7285 yeahhh. She was. Same as Taylor.
They were actually friends, she sang at his wedding.
Kanye West is blind and gone
Ariadna Bergling Blond and gone
Liked before watching, this gon be a JOURNEY
Omg this is why you’re my favorite TH-cam to date.
Great video love Lana del Rey can’t wait to see more of your reactions!!!
Ultraviolence is my favorite album of Lana. 🖤
Great review! "Paradise" is my favorite album of her's - "Ride", "Gods and Monsters" and "Cola" are the best tracks of her entire discography (at least imho).
I'm so excited for ultraviolence and honeymoon! these are my faves.
also, lana was an alcohol addict in high school, she went a boarding school and she was in rehab for a while when she was young. as you can see, *this is what makes us girls* is about her boarding school friends.
there are a lot of theories about *carmen* but so many people think it's about lana because the line *"lying to herself cause her liquors top shelf,"* it can be a referance to her addiction. some people says it's about *marilyn monroe* too.
*dark paradise* wasn't written for her boyfriend, it was written for lana's dead grandma *madeline,* lana has a "M" tattoo on her hand.
and you should react to national anthem music video it's about jfk's conspiratorial, it's so cinematic.
If the production on "Born to Die" doesn't make you fall in love with her, I don't know what to tell you.
I came for radio and off to the races. Love ur reaction and I can't wait for ultraviolence, my fave album of hers.
Please react to the *National Anthem Music Video* she plays Marilyn Monroe and Jackie Kennedy and A$ap Rocky is her husband and Mr. President. Then react to the *Ride Music Video* arguably her best music video! It's a 10 minute long masterpiece. Also react to her *best live vocals by Popcrush* and another must is the rare moment of her perfoming live playing a guitar *Lana Del Rey Yayo live Moscow*
yeah yayo in Moscow was sooo good, maybe he will do it when he does Paradise album since it's in there.
Yes! Agreed! The Ride video & monologue at the beginning & the end are so sublime. That song is unique, Lana needs a new category of music. Listen to Ultraviolence & take it all in! I'm jealous that u have all this new music to discover! God, g- easy is a waste of space. 😅
@@elizabethm8093 truth, Elizabeth, truth
you have to listen to all her albums (make sure you don’t skip paradise!!)
I love how you're not overlooking the lyrics! She's always great lyricist!
“Leave it up to geazy to be one of the dudes to cheat on her of course he does” LOL
Norman F Rockwell is like a mix of Born to Die and Ultraviolence
I love your analysis. Every Lana's song is a kind of adventure, you close your eyes and you're immediately teleported into the world she wants to take you to. You will love Ultraviolence for sure, it's still her best album, its impossible not to cry with Old Money. You missed the deluxe edition songs anyway!
In Video Games she's not telling him to play vg like he's ignoring her, it's more of her talking about good memories that she had with this guy, and then in the chorus is how she wishes things would be with another guy (she mashed two relationships in one song)
You can listen to Born To Die: The Paradise Edition (which is basically the deluxe BTD tracks + her first EP after BTD which is called "Paradise").
I think if you keep listening in order you will enjoy the whole journey, her growth and the whole Lana Del Rey persona.
Off To The Races is honestly her best song. Lyrically and the production of the song is so upbeat and dark. You can tell from the lyrics that she tells such a dark story and you can observe how in love she was. When she has a high pitch voice in the song, she’s talking about her old man but when she has a lower voice tone, she’s talking to her man. There’s just so much to take out of this amazing song.
As a 50s/60s/70s music fan that is true I love her music bc it kinda blends all of those eras into all of her different albums as well as hip hop and she dose have such a diverse crowd bc she’s so diverse in her style and how she makes her sound and I love it there’s something for everyone of almost every taste of music
I love the way you're stanning Lana so hard right now!
fun fact: national anthem was the 1st song that made me a lana fan and get me into more music of hers. it's just something about the chorus that couldn't rid my mind after listening to it and i had to listen again and again until i was curious for more.
I think you would have a chance with Lana TBH lol
Born to Die and Radio are my top favourites on the first album.
It’s funny how you’re reaction is everyone’s first reaction to lana. We fall in love right away and ask ourselves: “where was this music all my life?”. Her music has this cinematographic element, that makes you feel in a movie almost. Sometimes it even makes you feel nostalgic for times that you didn’t even live. She really has that power.
I'm subbing for the Lana Del Rey album series. Sooo
Me toooo
saaame
Ditto
Lana is queen 👑
I wish I could hear Video Games again for the first time 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
There’s Paradise before Ultraviolence!!!
You really should listen to everything she's done from her first album to Norman.
Off to the Races is easily my favorite track on BTD
Hot and Lana Stan? Oh I'm in.
Both carmen and this is what makes us girls are actually about the drinking problem she had in high school
u should check Middle 8's "The Authenticity of Lana Del Rey" video. it's about Lana's before the fame, before the music and her past as Lizzy Grant♥️
so excited to see you go through lana’s albums!!
Are you just now hearing of her? She's everything. Ultraviolence and honeymoon are both very good CDs to. She just keeps pumping out them hits to me she's a miracle song bird. I met her one time in Chicago and let me tell you she was cool AF. Like a f
The album doesn't usually end with a remix btw
Oh Man I just love every reaction of each song.. especially Blue Jeans... You're so sweet and honest in yo comments... Big Love 4 u
The National Anthem Demo is the first Lana song I heard and I became obsessed
@@z0ranz0ran it was like 7 or 8 years ago? A friend shared it and I listened, and thats how I started to listen to her other songs lol
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You HAVE TO react to the Ride video and Young and Beautiful. By far the best 2 songs ♥️
Hey, I love your lana and Florence reactions and I think you would like marina (and the diamonds) a lot ✌️
My favourite song is without a doubt Blue Jeans, with my least favourite Million Dollar Man. It's not that I dislike it, but one song had to be at the bottom.
As for albums, I'm actually quite excited to see you react to Lust for Life. I don't think it gets the recognition it deserves from Lana fans as (unlike with B2D, Paradise, Ultraviolence, Honeymoon and NFR) it plays with genres in a different way and has 5 features when the other albums have none.
Glad I found your channel, great content. Looking forward to more Lana.
Subbing for the Lana album series! ❤️
Summertime Sadness was the 4th single from the album and I don;t even think it was formally released until Cedric Gervais released his remix that charted on Billboard.
You better react to National Anthem mv! It's related to the J.F. Kennedy
The 3rd album, Ultraviolence. its my favorite after Born To Die (don't get me wrong, all her music is amazing) It has a lot of dark elements and rock influences
youre not the only one late the party, i only listened to BTD album for the first time 8 weeks ago, im so obsessed with her!!
Carmen is a moment mixed with fantasy. A persona sparked by an instance. Alot of her music is fantasy and truth. Also she wasn't on the streets she just loved being on them in new york.
You should listen to her with headphones, it hits different 😍
I love seeing people fall in love with lana 🖤
Lana is so powerful I tattooed "dark paradise" on my hand after thinking it for 2 hours (my first tattoo btw lol)
I’m so glad you started from the beginning ❤️❤️❤️
She showcases her vocals most on Honeymoon and Ultraviolence too. Also, Paradise... you'll be amazed in Cola
Hahaha in honor of Lana I was singing btd this evening 💗 it's pure gold
Rewatching this before I go into your Paradise reaction. I am so pumped for Ultraviolence on your channel. Make sure to do the deluxe
i miss lanas hip hop inspired music, but i’m also loving nfr
You should react to Lana's unreleased stuff! She has more unreleased songs than official ones and they are just so different haha
I think fans really want you to listen to Born to Die first so you can see how she grew as an artist. Norman Fucking Rockwell was an amazing album! Can't wait until you get to it
‘Today’s video of Steven does things way too late” lolllllll
Lana is Life. Welcome to our world. If you havé the occasion to see her on concert >>> go ❤️
Also the remix isn’t a part of the official album I’m not sure if that was just a Spotify thing or something. But the deluxe tracks for BTD are amazing as well!!
Omg! It's so true! Idk why but the F word said by Lana Del Rey sounds different, you kinda like it instead of being uncomfortable by it.
Hearing your comments, you'll sure love ultraviolence
Finally radio gets the attention it deserves
I love your reactions to lana, it feels like you really appreciate her the way she deserves! You've just gained a new sub! ♥ and I agree with everyone that says you will love ultraviolence