3:30 Born To Die 10:44 Off to the races 20:19 Blue Jeans 24:28 Video Games 30:02 Diet Mountain Dew 35:29 National Anthem 40:08 Dark Paradise 45:45 Radio 49:56 Carmen 55:01 Million Dollar Man 1:01 :09 Summertime Sadness 1:04 :15 This Is What Makes Us Girls ❤

@tomi8523

Жыл бұрын

you're doing god's job

@imadterkmani3736

Жыл бұрын

W

@maddieborowski5614

Жыл бұрын

taking 10 minutes on off to the races is so real

@Hwis2828

8 ай бұрын

You atw this up😍😍😍😊

@pdthecucumber4572

2 ай бұрын

Keep up the good work bro🙏🏻

Born to die is definitely her most popular album and is actually the 2nd longest charting album by a female in Billboard history which is crazy to think about because it’s still charting after 11 years

@riversfrank826

Жыл бұрын

And the fact that it’s getting almost 6 million daily streams on Spotify, 11 years after release is insane, truly the best debut album of all time

@carmillaansaac9410

Жыл бұрын

Lana might not be your fave but she is a fave of your faves. She was a blueprint and always will be

@carlatyre2671

Жыл бұрын

Funny you commented this on the biggest streaming day of Born to Die to date lol

@mattdiprose6196

Жыл бұрын

@@carlatyre2671 that's crazy to think about... woah

@palemoonlight96

Жыл бұрын

And the longest debut!!

If you’re a lyrics girlie you’re gonna fall in love with Lana more and more with each album. Her lyricism just gets better and better.

@Shyknit

Жыл бұрын

Lana and Lorde would definitely be my top recommendations for lyricism from when I was younger lol

@illicitnarcotics

Жыл бұрын

I really recommend Björk for amazing lyrics. And Taylor Swift and KATE BUSH for storytelling

@eleventyseven3742

7 ай бұрын

I think she would love Rare by Selena Gomez!

@wicket8868

18 күн бұрын

​@@eleventyseven3742like the rare disease she has? 😊

You should continue with reacting to her albums. The best way to do it is to go chronologically, so you can see her growth and changing mindset. About her in short - her real name is Elizabeth Grant, she is from NY, from rich family, she used to sing in church. She have bad relationship with her mother since she was a kid, she had problems with alcohol at very young age, so her parents sent her to boarding school, as she mentions in the last track. Then she spent some time in Spain, then she was with her uncle on Long Island and he taught her to play a guitar. She worked as a waitress and started to sing in small bars in NY just for fun. Then she studied metaphysics and tried to start her career under different names. Even though she was from rich family, she lived in trailer park for money that she gained in some music competition. After years of trying she finally succeded with Born to Die as Lana Del Rey. She has been always interested in old Hollywood, glamorous things, American dream, religion, afterlife and mortality, some of her close people died and it negatively influenced her as a teenager... and also in Radio, "my life is sweet like cinnamom", so it is bittersweet. And that theme of fame is continuing in Paradise and other albums, so you will hear her changing perception of it.

@tom_j.

Жыл бұрын

Wow this comment is a masterpiece, as someone who loved Lana for years I can say that you explained it so well

@honeytunes3060

Жыл бұрын

Lovely summary!

@witchhazelbetrayal

Жыл бұрын

Omg I came here all excited but anxious because when I see someone being introduced to Lana I feel the need to explain all this to them and you nailed it so that I didn’t have to!

@indiatastic

Жыл бұрын

In other words "Here's the deal (cuz I know you wanna talk about it)...."

@inmyfeelings9

4 ай бұрын

she didn't have a rich family..

i would say lana is definetely one of those artists that didn’t let the fame get to her. her music is even more beautiful than born to die and she has grown so much

@odonvargas9527

Жыл бұрын

And she still so truth to her self.

@francisdelrey

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for saying that about my favorite human.

@reddyred5715

Жыл бұрын

@@francisdelrey she is also my favorite human 🥰

@millenium_underground3391

Жыл бұрын

She definitely decided at one point to not follow the path which was made for her in the beginning. That’s what I adore about her. She still lives a personal life, she’s super kind to fans. She doesn’t try to pretend to be special, she just makes art people really like.

@Fluffybunniii

Жыл бұрын

She's very flawed still....

There are 3 bonus tracks off this album in “Lucky Ones,” “Lolita” and “Without You” that you should check it out. All 3 songs are pretty terrific imo. Anyways keep up the LDR album reactions. See ya at the “Paradise” reaction.

@odonvargas9527

Жыл бұрын

The lucky ones is one of my favorite songs. I don't know why it didn't make it to the regular album

@Toryumon4Ever

Жыл бұрын

@@odonvargas9527 Same with “Flipside” for Ultraviolence.

@kwstas1290

Жыл бұрын

@@Toryumon4Ever At least the other 3 are in the full paradise edition. Flipside is yet to be released in streaming platforms...

@aerialcrowley

Жыл бұрын

Without you is one of my top faves!

I've been a Lana fan for a decade now. Her music is so unique and she doesn't have a single song that I don't like, which is rare for me. I have all of her albums. My favorite song from this album is "Blue Jeans". It was also the first Lana song I ever heard.

@odonvargas9527

Жыл бұрын

I do guns and roses. I don't know why but I have never like it.

@JulianMichaelHoldcroft

Жыл бұрын

I fell in love with Lana after seeing Ride. I have never looked back, lol! She is a genius and a magnificent artist with the heart of a poet & vintage iconography glamour.

@zblglr

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@JulianMichaelHoldcroft YES I want her to watch the music video

@joeyhutcheson9118

11 ай бұрын

I have to agree! I think the only song I can skip is White Mustang but that’s literally the only one and it’s not even a bad song. She’s making songs that truly sound good to her and she knows what she wants that’s how she keeps making great music.

@JulianMichaelHoldcroft

11 ай бұрын

@@zblglr 💯👏👏

She is the greatest singer alive right now. She is an amazing poet.

@theintrosproject8598

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@vashaunprice6542

Жыл бұрын

okay…ntm

@jaspercullenhale

Жыл бұрын

U cant say that when Ariana is alive tho… Shes amazing song writer and the best one in the Alt genre

@Dante-iq7kb

Жыл бұрын

​@@jaspercullenhale ariana Alt? Bffr

@Whitehotforever1_

Жыл бұрын

@@jaspercullenhale Alt???💀💀 Ari is pop and only pop and she’s an okay song writer and her voice is incredible but no she’s no Lana del Rey when it comes to lyricism

in dark paradise, the little chant you heard of her saying “dead” the full chant is actually “dead like you” so she’s singing about a partner dying and honestly it changed the song so much for me after i noticed

@justmelv23

2 ай бұрын

I HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend The article on 3am magazine site. They breakdown this album ina way that gets her magic more than anyone deep analyzing. And the ghostly nature and sounds of the album Lana del rey’s lynchian noir - 3:AM Magazine 3ammagazin 3amlanadelreys americandream

It funny cause Lana herself says that Video Games is a really happy song about a nice time doing mundane relationship things and enjoying it and I really love that. Everyone thinks it's a sad song just because of the vibe

my favorite past time is watching people fall in love with lana del rey, definitely keep reacting to her discography!! the reaction was a 10/10 :)

Lana will forever be my favorite of all time. My favorite albums are nfr, blue banisters, and honeymoon

@hgsgagshehaha6117

Жыл бұрын

@@alimostafa2067 omg lol

@dheerajvelamuri

Жыл бұрын

we appreciate a honeymoon stan. you're so powerful

@hgsgagshehaha6117

Жыл бұрын

@@dheerajvelamuri my 3rd favorite is actually chemtrails but honeymoon is a better album so I wanted her to react to it 😭

@dheerajvelamuri

Жыл бұрын

@@hgsgagshehaha6117 i want the whole entire world to react to honeymoon because it's just lana's best album and nothing can ever beat it

@B19Wing

Жыл бұрын

SAME WE HONEYMOON STANS ARE SUPERIOR SO ARE BLUE BANISTERS STANS AND NFR STANS🔥🔥🔥

To me, dark paradise is about loving someone who passed away. It hits really hard when you see take it that way

@salemg1369

9 ай бұрын

i think it definitely is, after she says “but i wish i was dead” you can hear her whisper “dead like you”

@theshape952

8 ай бұрын

It is definitely a song about grief

@user-vf1kn5qj2e

5 ай бұрын

It's a song about a friend of Lana's who committed suicide.

@emilyb.8219

4 ай бұрын

@@user-vf1kn5qj2e I thought it was about her boyfriend who died in an accident when they were teens

@tsunaka

2 ай бұрын

bruh it literally is about a dead partner 😭 not sure why you’re acting like this is a revolutionary take

I love that you focus on lyrics!! Know as you go through the albums you will notice the writing and poetry just gets better and better!!

Great reaction, Waiting for Paradise EP. in dark paradise she says "but I wish I was dead (dead like you)" . references to love of someone who has passed away, and her desire to join him. Also in "This is what makes us girls" - "I got sent away, I was wavin' on the train platform Cryin' 'cause I know I'm never comin' back" - she was sent to boarding school in young age to get sober.

When Rolling Stone said recently she said she’s the best songwriter of this century…absolute correct assertion. Cant wait to see you discover her incredible discography

@Simona.2323

Жыл бұрын

Best songwriter of the century....... 😂😂😂😂😂

@mjames3662

6 ай бұрын

@@Simona.2323 She is definitely one of the most gifted singer song writers ever...

@Raj...01234

3 ай бұрын

​@@Simona.2323 tell me who it is then 🤨

@wicket8868

18 күн бұрын

​@@Raj...01234that ho would probably answer with Taylor Swift like give me a break. No hate to Taylor tho

I love how much you pay attention to the lyrics, cause Lana truly is an amazing songwriter and storyteller. She’s always been so good but she’s just gotten better with each album

Rikers Island is the largest jail in New York City. It's infamous as a pretty horrible place.

"light of my life fire of my loins" is actually the first sentences of the book called "Lolita"

if you like million dollar man you NEED to watch it live from 2012 she REALLY put her SOUL into that performance

@eemeelee

Жыл бұрын

For sure!!! I watch it all the time

'A dark fairytale' YES, thats exactly how I would describe the 'aural aesthetics' of Lana's songs (in particular Gods and Monsters, when you get to that). And totally with you on wanting to live in the world of Lana's songs, dark as they are. This was only uploaded a day ago and I already literally cannot wait for you to react to everything Lana's ever put out 😂

You will find that as she evolves in her career she doesn’t become out of touch, she becomes the opposite. Her recent work is the most personal and vulnerable out there😁 So excited for your reactions to her discography!

Great dissection to her lyrics!! You’re going to love her entire discography

The first time I heard DARK PARADISE- I was riding my bike outside on a contry road, between the fields an a river and I think that was the perfect place to hear it! The whole scene is stuck in my head when I hear this song. I can smell the grass, the cold river and I can feel the wind in my hair. THIS SI MY FAVORITE SONG OF HERS!!!

The fact that she starts her entire formal discography with the question “why?” is just mind blowing. Like yes, why? Why are we here? Why are we on this planet? Why are we experiencing this reality? Were we just Born to Die? I feel like there are gonna be studies on Lana’s legacy as an artist years from now. It’s still insane to fathom even 10 years as a devoted fan.

Fun Fact Carmen is a part of the Book Lolita, and Carmen is ment to mean Alchol. During Lana’s teenage years she really struggled with alcohol and if you replace Carmen with alcohol the song makes more sense.

OMG as a long time Lana fan i looooved your reaction and how you're deconstructing the song and lyrics!! I hope you react to the rest of her work cause she's really evolved a lot and every album is its own world

@odonvargas9527

Жыл бұрын

That is my favorite thing when the person review her music takes the time to check the lyrics cause she says so much in her songs. I don't think I know another artist who gives away so much about themselves.

@rumours6435

Жыл бұрын

@@odonvargas9527 exactly my thoughts

lmaoo Off to the Races will forever be iconic 😌 I really just love how the vocals and tones are so different on each song, makes the whole album really easy to listen to without getting monotonous or bored of it!

i think she got sent away to rehab at a very young age because of an alcohol problem, she mentioned it in an interview. but your reaction is so cool, i love how you really focus on the lyrics and you`re in for an absolute treat if you listen to more of her discography.

And also, just for curiosity. Summertime Sadness is about her friend who jumped off a bridge, not a lover guy or something (at least that is what I heard). With that in mind, this song just becomes even more meaningful and unique.

@nazgulstew

Жыл бұрын

that wasnt confirmed though

Buffy reactions AND Lana? So glad I subscribed

About Lana Del Rey discography it goes like this: You were right about this one. Born To Die is Lana's most commercial successful album. It was were we all fell in love with her, it is indeed a fan fav. Ultraviolence has a different sound, a more psychadelic rock album. Many fans are crazy about this one and it is the favorite of many. Honeymoon is a little divisive. It has a really cinematic sound. It is the favorite of some, and others don't care that much. Lust For Life is Lana's most "pop" album. It has great songs but I don't think everybody is crazy for this one like the others. With Norman Fucking Rockwell the game changed! Almos every fan and their mommas think it's her best, critics loved it and finally got Lana her first AOTY nomination from the Grammys. In 2021, Lana released two albums "Chemtrails Over The Country Club" and "Blue Banisters". I think they are good albums, but they felt the consequences of the huge success of NFR, so they were a little forgotten. This year, Lana released Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd. I think it might be Lana's most personal and sad album. For some reason, this album hits different, is becoming a fav

@idunnowhattonamemyself-vr4qv

9 ай бұрын

exactly how i feel. ocean blvd is prob nfr quality to me now

Idk if someone already said that, but the thing with Lana is that you ARE able to relate to her songs even if she's really rich and famous right now, because she's still super down to earth and her lyrics are becoming even more personal and honest in every album.

i would give my soul to discover lana for the first time again YOU'RE SO LUCKY 😩

@katebretusch3752

Ай бұрын

Truth

In blue jeans the man didnt broke up her. He left to find money, but he died and lana tells him to remember her after death. This is the man she is singing for in dark paradise.

@caps07

Жыл бұрын

@@strangerthings88 no it's the same guy who died

The Born To Die music video is really something else when it comes to both visuals and just the sheer atmosphere that it creates. If you haven’t watched it in your free time already I highly recommend you take a look, It’s honestly gorgeous. I love that you took the time to really delve deep into the details of her lyrics and cadence while reacting!! Really excited to see if you’ll continue on with a reaction to Ultraviolence, definitely my favourite album from her to date. Subscribed!

I love love your unique and fresh point of view on the songs. It still baffles me how this album doesn’t have multiple Grammys. It’s a perfect masterpiece.

YES PLSSS MORE LANA

You absolutely have to keep going through her discography. Her music and lyrics change and develop so beautifully over the years. Her latest album is a lyrical masterpiece, once again, and is very personal.

a little information, btd was definitely a big album! It also sparked up a lot of hate, which brought her second album ultraviolence. (she has an ep between them). After that is honeymoon, which isnt as loved by the fandom as the first two but i think its one of the best. The next is lust for life, and after that nfr. This really is a 180 for her sound i think, from nfr onwards her maturity really shows! Nfr is a fan favourite, but the two after (chemtrails and bb) arent so big with the fans. For me theyre both amazing but not quite as good as the rest of her music but theyre definitely not skips. Her next was ocean boulevard which was released very recently

@Angel-xi6vv

Жыл бұрын

Ocean Blvd is amazing imo. It's just so beautiful, gets better with every listen

@francisdelrey

Жыл бұрын

@@Angel-xi6vv i know right 😭

@indiatastic

Жыл бұрын

Honeymoon is a favorite of THE fandom.

@B19Wing

Жыл бұрын

HELLO A BLUE BANISTERS AND A HONEYMOON STAN HERE

@B19Wing

Жыл бұрын

@@Angel-xi6vv yesssss

Found this video today, already in love with your vibe. I just subscribed and decided to binge watch your content while waiting for more Lana. Love from Brazil.

This is probably the best lana reaction I've watched. I love how you pay attention to the lyrics.

@harrypike731

Жыл бұрын

Going to be so great when she gets to NFR.

@amielforgets

Жыл бұрын

@@harrypike731 oh for sure!

Girl you're really good at this, so fun u're making all of us enjoy the album all over again. I love how you appreciate the lyrics some reactors can gleam over her story

Your analysis is giving me new perspectives on this album that I’ve know for years! Particularly born to die. Lana is a natural philosopher, even majored in it in college. Her lyrical content can be profound and cryptic, so i loved hearing your analysis of her letting go of her anxiety around death, being cynically realistic, and enjoying temporal pleasures in life.

Thank you for reacting to my queen💖 you are officially a Lana stan now 😍. Love this video so much!!!

I love that you're reacting to Lana, you have to do all the albums, love that you are actually fathoming the lyrics aswell!!

You've started what's gonna become one of the best music journeys ever, its the paradise EP next followed by the Ultraviolence album and your only just getting started as a Lana stan for 12 years please continue making these videos & I look forward to seeing you go on this journey 😊

Lana is definitely my favorite! She's so lyrically inclined and hits emotions by creating such imagery or painting a setting. Honeymoon is my personal favorite album because it sets you in this very romantic setting that I still dont shake when I hear the songs 🫠

Omg yesss can't wait for more of her on your channel I love her so much!! Also here's some artist you should check out if you want to focus on lyrics in general, phoebe bridgers, Mitski, sufjan stevens, Ethel cain.

Dark Paradise I must say is one of the most saddest songs in this album… If you didn’t know, this song is about a guy that past away (dead) and Lana dearly loved him, and is how Lana griefs his death. Dark Paradise is the fact the she can close her eyes see him but remember he is now dead.

This was so fun to watch you analyze each song and talk about them, I would love to see you react to more from her discography!!

i love how you do music reactions, i would love for you to continue, don't feel bad for pausing so much it's so much better then when people don't say anything and just be sitting still while the music plays and call it a day

'Light of my life, fire of my loins' is actually a quote from Lolita by Nabokov. I'm not getting into details, but its quite interesting to see age gape in her songs and the issues it brings. Lana loves poetry and literature in general. She's quoted many authors in her songs such as Allan Ginsberg (Gods and Monsters in her short film Tropico) or Sylvia Plath in Hope is a dangerous thing.

Very excited to watch this journey. She really ate he house down boots with this album. I remember the first time I discovered her with the born to die/blue jeans and video games videos and just falling in love with her artistry. Looking back at my high school youth I can see the literal hold she has over us and how influenced we were by her and the music of that time. Euphoria literally had nothing on us we were wild.

yes, please continue. i love how much you break down these lyrics. i enjoy this video so much!.

I loved this reaction! It's always good to experience Lana for the first time with someone else and you did great. Continue please! ❤

Can’t wait for more Lana Del Rey reactions enjoyed every second of this video! You definitely need to continue, she’s a lyrical genius with probably most unique vocals ever! I don’t know if you caught it but in Dark Paradise the lyrics go “I wish I was dead” and the whisper says “dead like you” implying the lover she was singing about possibly passed away. (Also her real name is Elizabeth Grant for more context, Lana Del Rey is a stage name) But I think Lana was sent to a boarding school by her parents to get sober when she was younger, if i remember correctly.

Love the attention to the lyrics. Please keep doing these reactions you won’t regret it. You should do reactions to the music videos too, is a different experience with the visuals. Welcome to the cult!

I NEED you to keep reacting to Lana! I’m invested now

i love that you put lyrics on the screen, a lot of people don’t! it really helps me follow along and connect with the song

Summertime Sadness has lived in my head rent free ever since it first hit the internet. I will never get tired of hearing that song.

We need her whole discography plsss and the deluxe tracks of this album (without you, lolita and lucky ones) every album is a piece of art and she explores a different sound on each one. She REALLY is one of a kind.

One of the best reactions please keep doing Lana’s discography! So many reactions gloss over lyrics and I appreciate you actually paying attention to them! I’m subscribing in the hopes we’ll get more Lana content :)

I love this! I think you’re so good to look deeply into the words. Never apologise for how you do your videos on your channel pls you’re wonderful thank you

In carmen, it could easily be interpreted to be about herself. Although, she didnt get her big break until born to die, she has been making music before this performing locally. "Famous and dumb at an early age." She also had a drinking problem in her teens at 14. Her parents sent her to a boarding school to get her sober hence the line "liquor on the top shelf" and other lines about addiction. Although, its all up to interpretation, and carmen could be about anyone who's young, depressed, and trying to grow up too fast.

@Flop4Life2

Жыл бұрын

Carmen is about a prostitute

@betoraz9870

Жыл бұрын

Carmen is about her friend that committed suicide

im so happy ur discovering her music!! just warning you the relationships she has get worse for the next few albums but she discovers herself and gets happier later

Don't apologize! Your reactions are exactly what I love to live through vicariously to hear her music again for the first time!!! As I've been absolutely obsessed for so many years, ive heard each song enough times to not be annoyed by constant pausing to hear your thoughts ❤Love this video 🎉👏

One of my fav reactions ever, you’re so likeable to watch and I love your commentary on the songs!

Sometimes if you don't know her story it's difficult to get the meaning of the lyrics, but Dark Paradise explains it (the lyrics you were reading missed the most important part, the whispering: "I wish I was dead, dead like you" ). In Blue Jeans she explains he was into some illegal things and was caught up in the game, they took him away from her life. So, this person is dead but she won't move on because it was true love. Also she was sent to a boarding school at 14 due to her alcohol addiction. At 16 she was sent from the boarding school straight to Spain to live with a unknown family and not allowed to come back home. (This is what makes us girls). Her mom was a terrible person to her, never support her daughter and helped her, so that was the beginning of her life doing whatever she needed to. Btw, Carmen is her! I highly recommend you to, once you finish an album, watch the music videos. She always explains everything there. ❤

@Majid12022

8 ай бұрын

Carmen is not just her. She said in an interview that carmen is a conglomeration of people she knew from new york city. However she is talking about herself in some lines.

Lana's music and lyricism evolved and matured so much over the years. It says a lot about her personality development.

This has been such a fun reaction to watch, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and insights about Lana's music! Can't wait to watch more.

love your vibe! keep up the music reactions! and PLEASE do the rest of Lana's discography! it is such an incredible body of work

PLZZ do more Lana albums / videos. It’s so good lol

I’m 23 years old and have been listening to Lana since I was 13 lol but I genuinely think she’s a reason for a lot of my self confidence and love for the little things in life .

i really love ur reaction bc u actually pay attention to the lyrics, it’s important when it comes to lana music

So happy I found your channel. I loved your reaction and how you analyzed the lyrics smmm, i love lana sm. Also ur production is so clear and pleasing to watch.

Girl you're in the cult! Don't worry, Lana's albums and lyricism increase with each album. I wanna say Dark Paradise is about her lover dying! "I'm scared that you won't be waiting on the other side" yeah...the context makes more sent now right? Either way you're gonna have a blast listening to the rest of her discography and I can't wait to see it. I subscribed to your channel because of it!

with each album it gets better everything matures the imagery the poetry etc

this popped up in my recommended and i am so happy i clicked and watched! loved your reaction and how you pay attention to everything! i am also very much a lyrics girly so i loved watching u decipher Lana's songwriting! pls pls continue with her discography! she is truly one in the million and this is only the beginning!

I'm gonna follow along with these and check out her albums too. I like that you pause and go over the lyrics and discuss your thoughts!

Love million dollar man, but the live performance of her doing it at the Radio 1 Weekend is absolutely insane. It’s on youtube (the one where she’s wearing a red dress). The video quality isn’t the best but the sound absolutely transforms the song. Excited to see moreee 💗

@Angel-xi6vv

Жыл бұрын

Every Lana Stan must watch this performance a thousand times in order to keep their Lana Stan cards

@Ela-js7zv

Жыл бұрын

@@Angel-xi6vv haha yes and the white dress with dramatic big hair

@Angel-xi6vv

Жыл бұрын

@@Ela-js7zv that's a great performance too! Lana has so many iconic live shows

@pinminhav

Жыл бұрын

@@Angel-xi6vv Yes and also the live show in Paris (Olympia, 2013) is beautiful

@Ela-js7zv

Жыл бұрын

@@pinminhav omg yess its so cute

Since you love strings, you'll loveeee HONEYMOON!! It's a cinematic orchestral masterpiece 💕

I CANNOT WAIT FOR NFR REACTION, REVIEW. and the rest of the album too. ❤

I would love to watch your reaction to every album and every music video, experiencing Lana for the first time is so exciting and I hope you make videos for every album

I love Lana Del Rey. She’s one of the best!❤

Born to Die is currently number 59 in the Billboard 200 over 10 years after its release. Only 18 albums have had more weeks on the chart (currently 485) Edit: Off to the Races is based off the novel Lolita (Light of my Life, Fire of my Loins is in the first line of the novel)

@jspettifer

Жыл бұрын

Oh and going through my favourite show (buffy) and my favourite artist at the same time!

wow i just did discovered your channel and i love your whole vibe!!! pleaseee you’re so welcome in the lana cult ❤

Proud of you can’t wait to see this video 😊

we need paradise next !

In summertime sadness, its heavily implied especially if you watch the music video, that her friend commited suicide and she wants to follow after her because she misses her so much. I dont think anythings been confirmed, but its interesting how you can see this theme of death throughout this album given its name "Born to Die." In Dark Paradise, when she says she wants to die, you can hear her whisper after that line "dead like you". Almost instigating that this person died from something drug related ,with all the references to cocaine. Or it can be metaphorical like youre dead to me in the sense i wont be seeing you anymore since weve broken up, but im still griveing the loss of a loved one even if they're not literally dead. This is all just my own speculations from listening to the album over the years.

i just discovered your channel and i already love you 🥺 keep reacting to lana she has amazing songs that i'm sure you're gonna love!!! my favorite albums are honeymoon and ultraviolence 💕

love your reaction so much❤ waiting for the next one -paradise!

if you’re a lyrics person you need to listen to her whole discography 😇 it’s amazing to see how she’s progressed to her most recent album

I absolutely love your reactions! I definitely think that you should give music reactions a shot! I definitely recommend This is Why by Paramore and Desire, I Want to Turn Into You by Caroline Polachek! Two of my favorite releases of the year, phenomenal writing and production on both albums. I hope you check them out sometime!

Awesome video! I like that you don’t just listen, but pause and make comments about what you think of the lyrics. It’s great! I hope you’ll react to more of her albums.

This was so fun to watch 😊 I’ve been a big Lana fan for quite awhile, she’s my #1 ❤️ I’m a sucker for lyrics too so it’s always nice to hear different interpretations. I’m so excited for you to keep going!!!

I love your takes on the lyrics! You're spot on. Just a little info: the song born to die was about Lana's ex boyfriend who overdosed.

This may be a basic take but Born To Die is my favorite album she produced. The entire thing was a masterpiece

absolutely love your energy! pls keep making these

as a big lana fan since 2011, this is probably the high point of my week finding your content and waiting for the next reacts! off to the races was for a very long time my fav lana song and even after so many amazing albums i still feel like born to die will always have the biggest spot in my heart