It’s a dream of mine to see her perform live someday and i’m scared she will inevitably just stop touring/appearing at music festivals altogether. however she’s made herself so much less accessible lately (w the exception of her honeymoon insta) and she’s completely trying to remove herself from her former image (lasering off her Paradise tattoo bc it makes her too recognizable) i respect her wanting to be more private, i know paparazzi and LA can be toxic and invasive. i feel like she only focuses on the unwarranted criticism she receives rather than the love and appreciation she gets as an artist and individual. I get that she’s a simple, down-to-earth person (which i love about her!) but her constantly wishing she wasn’t famous makes me, as a devout fan, soooo sad. I've always had a bit of a dangerous curiosity that was stifled by my upbringing and her music just happened to emerge around the time I entered a new coming of age. I often wonder what my trajectory would have been without her music. I would eventually go to a Lana concert with him and some other old biker looking dude, it was too on the nose lol. Almost every song on Ultraviolence accurately depicts this relationship. I grew deeply attached to him, developed a servile devotion. Never really knew regret until I met him. Posted by worksafematt91 in r/JoeRogan, about 5 hours ago 0 Upvotes. The Venice Beach singer had taken aim at her critics on Wednesday in a lengthy Instagram post announcing her plans for a new album, due out Sept. Lana Del Rey - National Anthem (Reich & Bleich Remix) Original. and other sexy female stars this week after the fan backlash. He lived a party sort of lifestyle and ended up being a lot of my firsts. Lana Del Rey took time to explain her eyebrow-raising remarks about Beyoncé, Cardi B. In my mid 20s, I started seeing someone about twenty years my senior who was. As seen above, Lorde dissed Nicki Minaj, Drake and Lana Del Rey saying Around the middle of last year, I started listening to a lot of rap, like Nicki Minaj. As the queen of sadness in the early 2010s, her music made me feel vindicated in my morose state.
I was also very depressed and felt an emotional communion with her lyrics. I remember thinking I wouldn't have minded and it was somewhat of a thrill. I remember at that time being on a date with a 50 y/o who was driving me out to his isolated plane hangar and I thought "he could just axe murder and dump me somewhere out here". It's difficult to say if her music subconsciously informed me but I started seeing much older men at 21 and Ultraviolence came out when I was 22.
I don't like to say her music had a bad influence on me, but it certainly ended up chronicling especially the latter half of my 20s. I started listening to her at 19, almost 11 years ago, around the same time I left religion.
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