Hello again, here’s the track-list Love your reactions Gavin 💚 0:23 Cruel World 6:59 Ultraviolence 11:31 Shades Of Cool 19:02 Brooklyn Baby 25:51 West Coast 32:28 Sad Girl 38:24 Pretty When You Cry 44:38 Money Power Glory 49:01 Fucked My Way Up To The Top 52:46 Old Money 57:37 The Other Woman 1:00:52 Black Beauty 1:07:35 Guns And Roses 1:10:52 Florida Kilos
I love how everyone is surprised and shocked and 👀👀"wtf" when they hear the line "he hit me and it felt like a kiss" THAT'S what I love about lana she make people go like WOW???WTF with her true and rough and raw words. she writes what she feels and that's it. she's honest, she's brave, she's delicate and soooo personal
This line is a reference to a cover done by courtney love ! I believe the original song is done by four black women in the 60s. I think the line in ultraviolence is about an introduction to drugs done by her lover and it's probably a similar meaning in the courtney love cover ! It's an amazing line with much references and it makes so much sense that ultraviolence was chosen as the title track !
@@matthewli5249 i think the meaning is pretty transparent. besides, everyone has different opinions on what’s impressive and what’s not. let me have mine lmao
@@matthewli5249 The singing part was done in one take and the melody freestyled but the instruments were adjusted. Still as impressive imo, it's normal if they polish the instrumentation afterward, it's a commercial album.
In Black beauty she describes how it's like being in a relationship with a depressed person. They loved eavh other sm but it didn't work out. Such a beautiful and sad Song
YOU'RE ACTUALLY RIGHT!! Jim from ultraviolence is someone who she relates to a cult leader figure, even the name might be reference (Jim Jones from the mass suicide in the 90s). it's like someone she couldn't image living without, a toxic relationship like the cult leaders do with their girls. she has been on cults and thats it. dark stuff right here and there. loves it
jim jones wanted his followers dead and they still loved him that's why she referenced jim here. she's not actually in a cult but the way she would do anything for him, feels cultish.
@@buttcheeksguy yes yes exaclty but she did was in cults when she was younger sksgfdfhg ik its weird but she talked about it once a very long time ago.. she quited tho, once she realized how bad the cult leader was
Gavin, I love your vídeos about Lana, and I wanted you to know that black beauty is about her former and long-term boyfriend Barrie James O'Neill who had a great relationship with her but got caught by depression and she couldn't make him happy despite the effort. California is about him too. He sings the unreleased officially song Summer wine and he's co-producing for of her songs in Blue Banisters. Love from Brazil!
@@Grav3yardguy01 every song? 😂 nfr the song is super boring, hope is a dangerous thing is super boring, love song is super boring, bartender is super boring.
i found this album in 2016 when i was in middle school, i would listen to this album everyday and as the years went by i started relating to it more so i have an emotional attachment to this album.
“He hit me and it felt like a kiss” is the title of a famous and controversial song by the Crystals written by the great songwriting duo of Goffin and King and produced by Phil Spector. It was based on some discussions with their babysitter (Little Eva who later had a number 1 with the locomotion Carole King regrets having anything to do with the song
I love this album, some of the lyrics are so shocking but so important. I know there are different theories on who/what 'Ultraviolence' is about (a person/alchohol) but either way, I feel like she portrays that feeling of being stuck and 'blind' in a toxic relationship so so well. There are moments when she 'romanticizes' (as many in toxic relationships do- deep down they know its wrong but they are manipulated in such a way that they believe it's real love, they make excuses for the abusive behavior) and then there are moments when the reality hits home, it's such a great balance. It still upsets me that she receives criticism for this album's lyrical content, but in my opinion, all stories deserve to be told, even if it leaves a bad taste, we learn from these stories.
I think when one listens to Lana, one should see it as a novel with characters. It doesn't matter if she was or wasn't in a cult in real life. I think if you pay attention to the characters in the "chapters" you have a better chance of understanding what's going on.
Jim is alcohol, Jim Bean bourbon whiskey. "get a little bit of bourbon in ya" "jim brought me back, reminded me of when we were kids". she has an unhealthy relationship with alcohol but she loves it "he hit me and it felt like a kiss" "cause i was filled with poison"
all her albums up to the point of lust for life i think were writing about her past. So i dont think she recognised all of this things while she was in those relationships. Only after getting out and reflecting and writing about them she became more self aware
You're sweet when u worry about Lana, but that is part of her past, I think now she is in a better and healthy point, so dont worry so much but still feeling the music the way you do 🖤
Male backing vocals provided by Seth Kaufman, who also provides electric guitar and percussion on the track, feature on the last verse at the end of the song "Brooklyn baby".
so i dont know if this is true but i remember reading somewhere that cruel world is actually about her past self/part of herself that shes letting go. it would make sense with the lyrics, but again, not sure if its true :)
Your taking the lyrics a little too literal. her songs are poetic so it has tons of symbolism. So if she says cult leader = she was manipulated in the relashinship she didnt like the violence but loved him enough to look past it because she was being manipulated. Abuse relashinships are really hard to get out of and she was spreading awareness.
Sorry not to sound thirsty or anything lmao First of all love the reaction. This is one of my favorite albums by Lana. Your Laugh is the cutest thing. You are hella damn cute
Ultraviolence I think is about addiction to a drug (or a person that feels like a drug), the comfort of it and in turn inflicting violence upon ones own self. Plus as someone who's been in SEVERAL toxic abusive relationships I can tell that is exactly how it feels- when they pay attention to you at all, no matter how bad, you feel glorified, validated. And of course, the finding ways to excuse their behavior. Jim is also in all probability Jim Bean. Or the industry.
I feel like he's a fan, that he's heard the album before (like every fan), but he's reacting like he's never heard it, like it's something new for him. You can tell by the reactions that seem forced, and this is confirmed in the peaks of excitement, as if he had a premonition of a peak moment of the song (a spectacular bridge)... coincidence?
Hello again, here’s the track-list
Love your reactions Gavin 💚
0:23 Cruel World
6:59 Ultraviolence
11:31 Shades Of Cool
19:02 Brooklyn Baby
25:51 West Coast
32:28 Sad Girl
38:24 Pretty When You Cry
44:38 Money Power Glory
49:01 Fucked My Way Up To The Top
52:46 Old Money
57:37 The Other Woman
1:00:52 Black Beauty
1:07:35 Guns And Roses
1:10:52 Florida Kilos
✨Thank you✨
Thank you
"whos jim?" every lana fan has been wondering this since the dawn of time
an alcohol (:
@@tannia1111 it’s a person too, she mentions him and bill in her trailer park interview
Jim bean
Jim Morrison
Jim Jones
Jim jim other
Jim Jones
I like to think it’s Hollywood but I know I’m probably wrong
“West Coast” is an ✨experience✨😉
I love how everyone is surprised and shocked and 👀👀"wtf" when they hear the line "he hit me and it felt like a kiss" THAT'S what I love about lana she make people go like WOW???WTF with her true and rough and raw words. she writes what she feels and that's it. she's honest, she's brave, she's delicate and soooo personal
This line is a reference to a cover done by courtney love ! I believe the original song is done by four black women in the 60s. I think the line in ultraviolence is about an introduction to drugs done by her lover and it's probably a similar meaning in the courtney love cover ! It's an amazing line with much references and it makes so much sense that ultraviolence was chosen as the title track !
@@Alicegab300 Yup I believe it's the crystals who made that song I found it on youtube
Like that iconic line from Cola 😭💀
not only was pretty when you cry done in one take, lana and her guitarist actually freestyled the whole song on the spot!
Talent
I think people have some real misconceptions about what "one take" actually means. Its not that incredible
@@matthewli5249 What it means, then?
@@matthewli5249 i think the meaning is pretty transparent. besides, everyone has different opinions on what’s impressive and what’s not. let me have mine lmao
@@matthewli5249 The singing part was done in one take and the melody freestyled but the instruments were adjusted. Still as impressive imo, it's normal if they polish the instrumentation afterward, it's a commercial album.
In Black beauty she describes how it's like being in a relationship with a depressed person. They loved eavh other sm but it didn't work out. Such a beautiful and sad Song
ultraviolence definitely takes you to another sphere like every album of hers does it just transports you somewhere far far away
the feeling in "West Coast" was captured perfectly! Hahaha, best reaction
reaction to west coast was so satisfying since it's my favorite lana song thank you for this king
YOU'RE ACTUALLY RIGHT!! Jim from ultraviolence is someone who she relates to a cult leader figure, even the name might be reference (Jim Jones from the mass suicide in the 90s). it's like someone she couldn't image living without, a toxic relationship like the cult leaders do with their girls. she has been on cults and thats it. dark stuff right here and there. loves it
jim jones wanted his followers dead and they still loved him that's why she referenced jim here. she's not actually in a cult but the way she would do anything for him, feels cultish.
@@buttcheeksguy yes yes exaclty but she did was in cults when she was younger sksgfdfhg ik its weird but she talked about it once a very long time ago.. she quited tho, once she realized how bad the cult leader was
The whole album was done in single takes. She felt like she had something to prove after all the criticism she received after her debut.
Pretty when you cry is the perfect song👑
This whole album is perfection. 🔥✨
Gavin, I love your vídeos about Lana, and I wanted you to know that black beauty is about her former and long-term boyfriend Barrie James O'Neill who had a great relationship with her but got caught by depression and she couldn't make him happy despite the effort. California is about him too. He sings the unreleased officially song Summer wine and he's co-producing for of her songs in Blue Banisters. Love from Brazil!
BLUE BANISTERS IS COMING
Yesss Ultraviolence is my fav Lana album even tho I feel NFR is her best!!
No. Ultraviolence and Born to die are the best
@@vpa4705 🤡 Ultraviolence falls apart in the 2nd half and BTD is cute but sounds dated…
@@vpa4705 plsss 😭 every song on NFR is a 10/10 except for TNBAR… Mariners ac and Venice Bitch are two of her best songs!!
@@Grav3yardguy01 every song? 😂 nfr the song is super boring, hope is a dangerous thing is super boring, love song is super boring, bartender is super boring.
@@vpa4705 if u listen to those songs and actually find them boring then I’m sorry to say u just have bad taste… there’s no helping that 😔
i found this album in 2016 when i was in middle school, i would listen to this album everyday and as the years went by i started relating to it more so i have an emotional attachment to this album.
Shades of Cool is a whole experience
“He hit me and it felt like a kiss” is the title of a famous and controversial song by the Crystals written by the great songwriting duo of Goffin and King and produced by Phil Spector.
It was based on some discussions with their babysitter (Little Eva who later had a number 1 with the locomotion
Carole King regrets having anything to do with the song
West coast its a eargasm❤️🔥
I love this album, some of the lyrics are so shocking but so important. I know there are different theories on who/what 'Ultraviolence' is about (a person/alchohol) but either way, I feel like she portrays that feeling of being stuck and 'blind' in a toxic relationship so so well. There are moments when she 'romanticizes' (as many in toxic relationships do- deep down they know its wrong but they are manipulated in such a way that they believe it's real love, they make excuses for the abusive behavior) and then there are moments when the reality hits home, it's such a great balance. It still upsets me that she receives criticism for this album's lyrical content, but in my opinion, all stories deserve to be told, even if it leaves a bad taste, we learn from these stories.
finally someone who makes the same facial expressions as me when listenning to Lana's music
I'm subscribing
27:45 WEST COAST IS EVERYTHING
Tu reacción a West Coast me dio vida. Justo con esa canción me hice fan. Recuerdo oírla justo el día que se estrenó y ya no pude dejar de amarla 😍🥰
i literally love your reactions with all my heart. it’s PERFECT.
Ultraviolence is her best album !
You have to react to FLIPSIDE and IS THIS HAPPINESS.
I think when one listens to Lana, one should see it as a novel with characters. It doesn't matter if she was or wasn't in a cult in real life. I think if you pay attention to the characters in the "chapters" you have a better chance of understanding what's going on.
loved it!! it's definitely my favorite album. hope you do more lana reactions (:
Omg, the best álbum of the whole universe
you give me golden retriever vibes
Old Money is that girl
Jim is alcohol, Jim Bean bourbon whiskey. "get a little bit of bourbon in ya" "jim brought me back, reminded me of when we were kids". she has an unhealthy relationship with alcohol but she loves it "he hit me and it felt like a kiss" "cause i was filled with poison"
Idk why I always thought that was a Jim Morrison reference 😩. That makes so much more sense haha
@@Kgm2373 I think it is also a Jim Morrison reference
Wow a way better Interpretation if I've ever heard one lol.
Wow cool interpretation. Like it
The next one is Paradise…..my favourite!!! The countdown begins 🤩
Oh the fake emo memories with this one...
😂😂😂
Such a good reaction!
Paradise and Born to die albums next??
yes yes
all her albums up to the point of lust for life i think were writing about her past. So i dont think she recognised all of this things while she was in those relationships. Only after getting out and reflecting and writing about them she became more self aware
The expressions he makes lol I think i´m love
Is this happiness should be a hit
first song reaction and i knew you're so into Lana
damn this album is perfect
there’s also is this happiness and Flipside which were released on different versions of ultraviolence which i think close the album a lot better
dont know if its been released or so, but i do believe black beauty is about depression. give it another listen.
4:45 OMMMMGGGG the “hmm” you said sounds like a guitar and it fit the moment like it turned into kind of rick i loveee ittt
react to the new Blue banisters music video lana released today!!!!! It's beautiful
Nooooooo
Is it really
YAASSS
I had the same exact reaction to West Coast the first time I heard it
Old money & West Coast MASTERPIECE ❤🖤❤🖤
Bro, I thought your reaction to this album, which is my favorite by Lana, was really good! New subscriber
I don't do drugs but West Coast be really sending me to the clouds.
OMG I LOVE YOUR GIGGLES
You're sweet when u worry about Lana, but that is part of her past, I think now she is in a better and healthy point, so dont worry so much but still feeling the music the way you do 🖤
yessss my fav album
Male backing vocals provided by Seth Kaufman, who also provides electric guitar and percussion on the track, feature on the last verse at the end of the song "Brooklyn baby".
I Loveeeeeee Love love love your facial expressions.
Great video. Thank you so much
west coast king
7:41 is literally me
It's truly a shocking line.
When will we get born to die and paradise!? Her introduction to her era. She came fuckin FLYING out of the gates with those albums
also i should mention the other woman is originally by nina simone
cant wait for u to do Born To Die and Paradise. (albums) ♥
La reacción que esperaba
Black Beauty is the saddest song ever FOR ME.
so i dont know if this is true but i remember reading somewhere that cruel world is actually about her past self/part of herself that shes letting go. it would make sense with the lyrics, but again, not sure if its true :)
I LOVE U BUT OMGG THAT BEARD THOOOOO
Brooklyn Baby & West Coast>>> it's exactly how envision my Non- Cali life lol
You only missed Flipside 🥺
my fav album 💘💣
Your taking the lyrics a little too literal. her songs are poetic so it has tons of symbolism. So if she says cult leader = she was manipulated in the relashinship she didnt like the violence but loved him enough to look past it because she was being manipulated. Abuse relashinships are really hard to get out of and she was spreading awareness.
I understand bro I feel the same everty sigle time I liste to west coast
Shades of Cool is THAT song
Lana is my ultimate drug
Yes, Lana's psychedelic rock album is one of my favourites, too. What a journey.
You should really react to Ceremonials by Florence and the Machine. I think you're gonna love it. 😀
25:02 your facial expressions said everything 😂❤. You're amazing ❤
You have to listen to is this happiness and Flipside they are both from Ultraviolence
If you haven't yet, you have to watch the music video for Shades of Cool
me encanta cuando reaccionas a lana
Loved ur reaction & you are so handsome
Sorry not to sound thirsty or anything lmao First of all love the reaction. This is one of my favorite albums by Lana. Your Laugh is the cutest thing. You are hella damn cute
SHADES OF COOL IS A MASTERPIECE
react to her live performance of Pretty When You Cry!!
Yes!! Thanks👍
I’ve been wanting to say this for a while now, but damn why do you have such pretty lips???
iloveyou for this.
Did you dye your beard? >)
From everything I read she wasn't into herion herself. As a young teen she was drinking and doing some drugs though and went to rehab.
React to Azealia Banks’ debut album ‘Broke With Expensive Taste’
I love her
@@themissingmile same :)
Awesome reaction man! I'm in love with your sweet face 👀
I think that Cruel World is about Jim Jones and Ultraviolence about Jim Morrison
Ultraviolence I think is about addiction to a drug (or a person that feels like a drug), the comfort of it and in turn inflicting violence upon ones own self. Plus as someone who's been in SEVERAL toxic abusive relationships I can tell that is exactly how it feels- when they pay attention to you at all, no matter how bad, you feel glorified, validated. And of course, the finding ways to excuse their behavior. Jim is also in all probability Jim Bean. Or the industry.
I love you so much!!!
please make a reaction on Is this happiness & Flipside, it's marvelous 💙
My fav album
The way I thought you were William seed
Please react to Joanne, The Fame, The Fame Monster and A Star is Born Soundtrack by Gaga
I feel like he's a fan, that he's heard the album before (like every fan), but he's reacting like he's never heard it, like it's something new for him. You can tell by the reactions that seem forced, and this is confirmed in the peaks of excitement, as if he had a premonition of a peak moment of the song (a spectacular bridge)... coincidence?
You need to react to her latest record called water colour eyes 👀
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ITS THE FACIAL EXPRESSIONS FOR ME
One minute later huge explotion 18:14. Me too.
u should listen to money power glory featuring the weeknd!!