Norman F*****g Rockwell is F*****g Incredible | ALBUM REACTION

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[@leovillaverde7547]

"People romantize the idea of 'when you know you know'"... girl I can't wait for you to listen to Ocean Boulevard 😂😂😂

[@ruby-tl9vp]

LMAOO i was looking for this one 💀💀

[@rebeccamaia1701]

frrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[@jafetarevalo]

Which minute?

[@leovillaverde7547]

@@jafetarevalo just listen to the songs "París, Texas" and "Margaret"

[@RedFox57]

@@leovillaverde7547he meant what minute she said that at

[@user-wt3hi2ib6b]

Norman is all about escapism. Each song talks about different ways to escape from reality and problems. The cover features a burning America, a painted sky, and Lana sailing away with a man on a boat. This is literally the cover of escapism. Lana does not want to see the new America, because she knows that it will end in fire, and instead of these worries she decides to run away to sea , presenting America as illusory, drawn by an artist. THIS IS JUST GENIUS

[@RomanNavi]

It has hints of escapism but to me Honeymoon is her escapism album tbh

[@staratlas7778]

😭❤

[@jeremyp.6883]

"Why wait for the best when I could have you?"....when she sang that line in concert she'd go "Actually, fuck that" afterward. :)

[@billieeilish26.]

Chemtrails came out in March of 2021 and Blue Banisters came out in October of 2021. So if you want to keep reacting to the albums in order of release I would go with Chemtrails.

[@JazielVarela-lt7hs]

She released 2 albums in 1 year?

[@bloodcherrycola]

​@@JazielVarela-lt7hsyes

[@luisdaniel9065]

​@@JazielVarela-lt7hsYes, she did

[@TheGreeneDiva]

A long standing stan since Lizzy, and I still get the two mixed up of which came first 😂😂

[@Mannymoco239]

I don’t think she should react to those. The quality dropped way too much after NFR

[@kaidendelrey]

I had no clue music could sound so good till I was introduced to this album

[@Hey_Jamie]

That’s…. Embarrassing

[@Fatasha776]

@@Hey_JamieHow? This is the best album ever

[@syntheticsilkwood2206]

​@@Hey_Jamieread 😂

[@georginak5836]

no same, this album was so refreshing to hear back in 2019, did not know how I badly I needed this 😭

[@sweetenersunshine]

@@Hey_Jamiewe get it. you’re old

[@paulespinal2602]

Girl, don’t take any pressure of these people here in the comments. Do your reactions in your own time, and take all the time you need to enjoy the music. Enjoy the process in your own way♥️

[@nuageine]

“is it safe to just be who we are?” regardless of how many times i’ve listened to this lyrics, it still gets me every time it’s so sad 😢

[@soupy55]

That lyric his even harder when youre queer too lol made me cry

[@seventeencarat7090]

😢​@@soupy55

[@tayroncutrim2087]

Excited for Ocean Boulevard now. It's on top with Norman and it has been nominated for album of the year too at the Grammys.

[@juliocesarcarvalho5963]

Omg I feel like she's going to cry so much in Ocean VR

[@idunnowhattonamemyself-vr4qv]

Also fun fact Lana is on 3 album of the year nominees at the same time (Ocean BLVD, Midnights by Taylor Swift, World Music Radio by Jon Batiste) so even if her album doesn't win, she's almost guaranteed to be on an album that will.

[@josephmanning3179]

ooh her reaction to A&W.... im not ready

[@emmakaisa27]

I've been a fan of Lana for many years, so I know all the songs you're reacting to. But you still manage to find new things and meanings from the songs even on your first listen! I'm not a native english speaker so some metaphors just fly over my head. That's why I love your reactions to the songs because you can interpret the songs so well! Also I love how watching these reactions just feels like we're friends and hanging out listening to Lana. You're doing such a good job on these videos and I can't wait for your reaction to the last three albums 🫶🏼

[@Tina93_]

Same here

[@juniorhuante658]

girl, like fr i really missed your Lana reactions😭😭

[@paulespinal2602]

I actually like that you take your time in between albums, that means that you actually take your time fully enjoy and understand an album. And that makes your reactions so much organic and enjoyable to me knowing that you are becoming a true Lana fan, not just listening to the albums for the sake of pleasing people o more youtube views. Keep doing you♥️✨

[@ne-voulez-vous-coucher]

if you’re interested about her past, she tells it wholeheartedly in “Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass”, her poetry audiobook, and in the next albums, ofc

[@koi751]

The links to alcoholism in her songs, in how to disappear specifically, is referencing her past. Lana struggled with alcoholism and drugs during her teenage years so she was sent to a boarding school which is also referenced in ‘this is what makes us girls’. She decided to pursue music and went through many stage names (may jailer, sparkle jump-rope queen, Lizzy grant) before finally deciding on the name Lana Del Rey. Also, her given name is Elizabeth Grant which you may noticed on the song credits, she doesn’t have any children currently, but talks about the name clementine (dance till we die - chemtrails over the country club) and Angelina (cherry blossom - blue bannisters). It you want to know more about her past I would recommend listening to her audio book and her most recent album, dykttatuob. Love your reactions btw.

[@burnt.norton]

you easily became my fav reactor since the btd reaction. like you just get the vibe in every aspect

[@billieeilish26.]

0:00 Intro 5:21 Norman F*cking Rockwell 16:28 Mariners Apartment Complex 27:34 Venice B*tch 37:37 F*ck It I Love You 45:04 Doin’ Time 47:51 Love Song 51:52 Cinnamon Girl 56:44 How To Disappear 1:00:02 California 1:04:55 The Next Best American Record 1:07:45 The greatest 1:14:12 Bartender 1:18:33 Happiness is a butterfly 1:22:50 hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have-but i have it 1:28:17 Outro/ranking

[@orphyofficial]

Omg thank you ❤

[@zlwzoe]

I love you for this 😭😭

[@billieeilish26.]

@@zlwzoe 🤍🤍

[@berrimu]

i love you so much, i was searching for this 😭

[@billieeilish26.]

@@berrimu 🤍🤍

[@OfficialDarkSoulMusic]

This album, simply put in Lana's words, is "sad girl shit." In all seriousness, she is the most romantic and sensitive soul there has ever been. This kind of music will never be replicated.

[@kariwatson7192]

Nothing can convince me that NFR is overhyped. It’s perfect from start to finish *chef’s kiss*

[@psychobiu]

Chemtrails, Banisters and Boulevard go way deeper in the themes she opened on this album. Definitely her most personal albums where she talks about her feelings on fame, family and her past. Love you reactions!

[@rodrigomelendez1545]

I'm so excited for the next 3 albums because she really deep dives into her past. The last song of the album is like a teaser

[@usamakhan3553]

Listening to NFR for the first time is LIFE CHANING!

[@tylerrock7219]

This is my absolute favorite Lana record, stumbled upon this video and I am so impressed by your lyrical analysis! The Mariner's breakdown you did was spot-on, I love when a listener can break down a song into pieces and then fit the puzzle together like you did. It's so cool to watch, especially as someone who had to look up meanings and listen to the songs many times over to get them. Keep doing what you're doing, and don't sweat how long it takes to get through each song. Enjoy the music at your own pace, it makes watching so much more engaging when you process it like you do.

[@DaveFineWhine]

It's here!!!! I'm so happy you're hearing this at last. Take your time as long as you want - you're one of the best Lana reactors out there, and we're happy to savour it.

[@Cherryberryfruitt]

So California was written about Barrie James O'Neil, one of Lana's exes from around 2011. The songs Black Beauty, Flipside, Thunder and more were about him. Barrie struggles with depression which is one of the reasons they broke up. I just find there love for eachother to be something else, even to this day they care so much about eachother. He even privately messaged another reactor who does Lana to thank him for appreciating her music which is just adorable i cried when the guy said Barrie had messaged him. He's an artist too and helped make a lot of her earlier songs, and even to this day he still does lives on instagram covering her songs. Barrie is Scottish so thats why she says 'if you come back to America'. He's also the guy who gave her the line 'pussy tastes like pepsi cola' lol

[@js83395]

Can u tell which one he messaged?

[@Cherryberryfruitt]

@@js83395 his user is 'a kid named brady'. I can't remember which one he says he got the message but its in one of the intros to his Lana reactions. He's great tho one of my favourite Lana reactors, I'd definitely recommend going through his Lana journey if you like Lana 💕

[@Cherryberryfruitt]

He also does Lana's unreleased which not a lot of people do.

[@js83395]

what’s his chanel ?

[@reeganbrewer4644]

@@js83395akidnanedbrady

[@Beatty003]

California is usually everyone’s least favorite on a first listen, but I promise she’s a grower and is probably in my top 10 of my favorite Lana songs of all time now. This album is a masterpiece though.

[@championhiro]

Facts!!! I’ve seen others reaction but then come back like California is a vibe

[@jonathang9487]

California has always been my favorite

[@BrokenGodEnt]

California was my favorite from my first listen and still is

[@emilyb.8219]

all of the "you're scared to win, scared to lose, I heard the war was over if you really choose..." part is iconic, I love how low she takes her voice

[@tupcilian7645]

California is beautiful. Everyone’s least favorite is TNBAR

[@vithorcastro1064]

Hi, Cass! Love your reactions of Lana's albums. One fun fact about Venice B*tch is that Lana showed up with the song for her managers like "I think this is my next single" and they told her "are you kidding me? It's called Venice Bitch and it last 10 minutes? Why can't you make a 3 minutes normal pop song?", but she told them "it's end of summer and some people just wanna drive around for 10 minutes and get lost in some electric guitar" She really knows what we need, and it's my very favorite song of hers.💙

[@witchhazelbetrayal]

Her ex boyfriend Barry James O’Neil has a song about her. It’s called “Angel Tears” She also has a few collaborations with him. Some official some leaked. The official ones are his song “Riverside” & a cover on Lana’s channel of a Nancy Sinatra song called “Summer Wine” The leaked unreleased song is called “Unidentified Flying Bill”

[@ttrafford]

UFB is just a masterpiece 😞

[@caroschmaro445]

Norman Rockwell was known for his depictions of American culture. To many, he is THE American artist of the 20th century due to his subjects of small towns, Every day American life, and other Americana influences. many of the songs on Lana's NFR take inspiration from American culture during the end of the 2010's. She speaks a lot about the current state of America which kind of reflects back onto how NFR painted this perfect American image. The cover is supposed to reflect a NR painting, but if you look in the back the landscape is on fire and she is reaching out to you to pull you into safety. She talks about it in some interviews, here's one! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGTIq5mFoamUoK8

[@ChiakiKuriyamaV1]

the fact that i waited months for this because you gave the most detaild reactions and opinions 😭

[@cooperkilos]

1:18:10 the answer is most definitely no 😭 the man she was with during this era got married to another woman while he was with lana. she was the other woman and didnt even realise 💔

[@officialcassreacts]

UR KIDDING

[@asylkhanshamkenov4710]

@@officialcassreacts and in “Chemtrails over the country club” she talks about that guy, this year in tour she added lyrics to this song, clearing out what happened with that relationship)

[@Blisteryn]

I've been waiting for this. Oi from Brasil!!!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@ne-voulez-vous-coucher]

i really want you to listen to her audiobook (which is shortened version of poetry book) “Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass”. i understand it can be more difficult but she’s true poetess and i just feel this album is so important for full understanding of her journey

[@majucarvalho5558]

btd and nfr are some of the most relevant and music shifting albums of the 2010’s. one opened the decade, and the other closed it, and that just simply makes sense.

[@VitorMouraoddvtr]

I hate that the lyrics are wrong, she actually sings "I'm the BOLT, the lightning, the thunder" and that's so fucking powerful

[@hotdogsonline]

Lana actually confirmed in a comment on Instagram that the lyric is “I’m the board”

[@housekinokuni903]

​@@hotdogsonlinedoes board refers to a ship because it'll make sense with other lyrics "I'll command your boat to me again"

[@hotdogsonline]

@@housekinokuni903 So I looked this up. In sailing, a “board” is a a distance covered by ship or vessel in a single “tack”. “Tack” here refers to “an act of changing course by turning a boat's head into and through the wind, so as to bring the wind on the opposite side”. So I think she’s saying, when he steers his boat/his life into a challenging direction, she will be there to carry him through it/help him navigate this challenging distance. While also admitting she can be the lighting and thunder as well. She will help him through whatever, but she can’t promise it’ll be smooth sailing as she’s a complex character also. I think this makes sense that Lana might know these terms as did have sailing lessons before as mentioned in her poem Sportcruiser - and she has made many sailing references since this.

[@bryanprieto8195]

Actually, The Greatest is like a requiem for the culture, the loss she speaks of is the loss of the culture, so in the song she is talking about all the things she's missing from the time when things were differents. And btw, another great reaction, love it! PD: The next album is Chemtrails Over The Country Club, it was released on March 19, 2021, and later that year she released Blue Banisters, on October 22.

[@emilyb.8219]

It's amazing that the Greatest came out in 2019, it feels like such a post 2020 song with themes of cultural upheaval she goes into. Lana ahead of us all as usual

[@marciovelho747]

"why's every lyric in this song a banger?" GIRL, the whole album is like that. She was so genius for putting the title track at first, it really resumes very well the entire project. This video have been truly expected, so happy you finally was able to get to her magnus opus ❤

[@honey_ayla_]

49:53 I cried along with you, you said everything, all we want is someone who loves us the way we are. Also, I love your reflections. 💜

[@clrojo]

“‘Why wait for the best when I could have you’ but as some of you may know I’ve changed my mind.” - Lana Del Rey @hollywood bowl October 10, 2019 This was my first Lana concert the best night of my life. I hope she does a proper tour soon ❤

[@dylancook8863]

Yes !!! 😂 I love how she said it, too. She was like "and as some of you may know, I've changed - my mind !" 😅 she's so relatable and she makes it so funny lol lol

[@witchhazelbetrayal]

You said you “want her to go deeper” during hope is a dangerous thing- SHE WILL. It’ll start in Blue Banisters. And it’ll come more full circle in Ocean Blvd 🩵

[@Marimar207]

So real ocean blvd is another level of personal but it’s still beautiful 💕

[@Cherryberryfruitt]

Lana doesnt have kids, but she does really want one and it makes me so sad she just wants someone to have a family with. She gets a bit more into it in Blue Banisters, also has a song about her sister her sister's daughter which is just the cutest. She loves children and used to have a babysitting job. Clementine is a name she would like for a future daughter, she also mentions the name Angelina.

[@emmakaisa27]

This, also I think the line "running out of time" in fuck it i love you means she is running out of time searching for a husband who she can start a family with. Just thought I should mention it since Cass was wondering what it meant

[@harrypike731]

A woman like Lana would've had *so* many options to settle down with a guy who wants to also settle down and have kids, she just, well, chose to date men who were not that man, ultimately. By which, I mean she was attracted / drawn to / dated emotionally unavailable men, dark-triad f-boys, and "manchildren" who f her so good that she almost confesses love. These men excite her, but these men are not the ones who're gonna give her a stable life with a family. Many such cases. It's a sad situation, but I see it across the board with Millennial women. They date the 'hot manchild' who has more red flags than a Matador festival, and then get shocked/surprised when said men - inevitably - screw them over several months/years down the line, or reveal that they never had serious intentions to begin with.

[@Amicitia-]

​@@harrypike731The age old "it's your fault if you end up in an abusive relationship."

[@Cherryberryfruitt]

@@harrypike731 yeah i agree she is partially at fault for chosing those men in her earlier days, but i think her being 'Lana del rey' doesnt really help in dating and probably makes more problems, i can see a lot of people wanting to be with her for her name. I feel like a lot of her earlier songs have a saviour complex, like if she's their 'ride or die' even when they are emotionally available or a manchild then they'll somehow have a sweet spot just for her, as someone who relates to her and romanticises people/things that shouldn't be romanticised i definitely understand her but also want to scream at her when she falls for the same thing over and over again lol. I just hope she eventually has everything she wants

[@harrypike731]

@@Amicitia- Not at all. I'm not specifically referring to any of her exes that were abusive. Merely just that they were not the 'family man' types, and that they evidently had commitment issues. This is evident given that her lyrics specifically express this throughout multiple albums, particularly NFR. Nobody deserves to be abused, obviously, but it's not a discussion of whether someone's 'at fault' or not. It's about taking accountability for the type of people we date. I used to date a psychotic girl with daddy issues, who treated me hot n cold, toyed with my feelings etc. I was well aware of the red flags going in, but I chose to stick around 1) because she was very attractive and we had great physical chemistry. 2) I thought she might 'change' and 'calm down' for me. Obviously, she didn't, and I got hurt. But it was a learning lesson for me. Obviously she was a shitty person but I was also foolish for staying in the relationship for as along as I did, knowing the red flags. If i now, years late, continued chasing after the same types of women, I'd be an idiot. Doesn't 'make me deserve' the abuse, but it does mean I lack accountability for choosing partners who align to what's healthy for me... A bit of a rant but I just dislike this idea that any recognition of someone repeatedly picking partners who are poor choices for them = "they deserve abuse!" thats the reach/conclusion you're making from that, so. Yeah

[@rxaul7]

I have been waiting for this reaction my whole life!! I was so happy to see it today on my notifications. Some comments: How to disappear: No, she doesn't have children. In future albums she develops the children narrative. The Greatest: The "don't forget me" narrative is also developed on her latest album and I think you will loved it, is my personal fav tied with NFR. Bartender: You asked if she had found long-term relationship since this album. Well, NFR came out on 2019 and since that she had 5 public relationships. Now, she is single (as far as we know).

[@AzreaIia]

California always so underrated :( its my fav of all time❤

[@sebneptune]

I find it SO interesting that you mentioned that she romanticized California so much, because for the next two albums (not Violet) she literally left California and comes back for her newest one

[@honeymoomphase]

I love your reactions, and Lana music, everything after listening to your react have more sense and meaning for me, like I always don't understand a lot of lyrics but now omggg😭💜 we need cotcc quickly, can't wait❤️

[@austinrichards5643]

The final lyric of the greatest is incorrect, it’s “oh, the live stream’s almost on.” She said it’s like snapping back to reality. As if the song is just daydreaming for a few and feeling disconnected from the culture she considering going back to NY. Then snapping back to life and doing a live stream. Excited for ocean blvd! I think it’s better than the next two albums. It’s nominated for 5 Grammys!!! And no it’s Chemtrails next, not blue banisters!!

[@tafedance4543]

The part when you said "when you know you know" gave me chills cause Lana sing this in a song ❤️ you gonna know this soon

[@nicoosuxx]

not gonna lie, i saw you posted this this morning before going to work and i just KNEW this was gonna be tonight's plan. so here i am, glass of wine and watching this review lol such a plan!

[@parkerburgio]

This album was on repeat every single day for me for about 2 years. I basically dead listened to it because it is so perfect. Def her best album and one of the best albums of ALL time. The fact that it didn’t get a Grammy is a travesty.

[@u_u2406]

this is her best record so far for sure. and venice bitch has been making me emotional since the day it was released. for me it's her best song. it takes a lot to make such a long song feel like it's 4 mins max, and the instrumental is risky af. it's genius, i feel like i float when i listen to it.

[@m13.studio]

My favorite album since the day it came out. I'm excited

[@GreenWolfDen]

California is my favourite LDR song to date. There's something about the swell of instruments when the second chorus picks up that feels almost desperate to me. I love it.

[@IamtheLexx]

The line "crimson and clover" is probably a reference to the song of the same name by Tommy James and the Shondells.

[@rayyyyykomeada]

„I hope we stick to piano for tye whole album” YOU RE GOING TO LOVE „BLUE BANISTERS”

[@shreynoot]

I love how lana has a lot of lyrics that could be heard in different ways and it makes sense either way. Like in F it I love you, I always heard the outro as “drugs is in my veins, running out of time” because of how the song started with living in an unhealthy way and the whole apocalyptic vibe of how it progresses. But this is the first time I saw the lyrics reported saying “jazz is in my veins” which just makes sense knowing lana and her soul’s musical influences

[@theahulkushwah]

Same

[@pennie2387]

Cass going into every Lana song expecting happiness like Lana going into her relationships, hehe

[@caps07]

Believe me your Lana journey won't end. She has so many unreleased music that every day i discover a new song of hers

[@jeni4660]

violet, blue, green and red are all colors that appears on bruises, do what you will with that information

[@patriciahernandezpenate3798]

1:13:24 for my perspective, I think that she’s describing the American dream. Since Trump won the elections in 2016, Lana change her perspective of the American dream, realizing that it isn’t real and it will never be real, and also realized the damage that the US had made because of capitalism (climate change, war, etc.), when she says “Kanye west is blond and gone”, she’s referring about when Kanye became friends with Donald Trump, and with that reason, he became part of the white capitalism supremacy. The greatest was the first song that make me wanna listen to Lana del Rey, and every time I listen to it I can see my misunderstood younger self who thought the world was fvck up. It was also the first song that make me cry, and I cry every time I listen to it because it gives me a lot of nostalgia even tho 2019 wasn’t my best year. Lana for me is that person that says to you that it’s ok to cry, I don’t find her depressing, for me is like a safe space where I can think and know about myself and my feelings.

[@xq1296]

one of my favorite reactors listening to my favorite album! 🎉

[@Ag8844]

she always talks about drinking or being wasted, she had a drinking problem when she was 14 but she’s actually been sober for a very long time now. in her poetry book she mentions she hasn’t been drunk for 14 years (which makes it 17 or 18 now i think) so I think it’s important context to know that even throughout albums like BTD and ultraviolence, she was sober (from alcohol at least). That makes me think that the “I’m wasted” (or whenever she talks about being drunk tbh) has a double meaning and not just the one we associate with alcohol.

[@tesselate8nowait262]

Lana had an intense relationship with Barrie James O’Neil that was ending as she was writing Ultraviolence. A lot of that album was about him. It ended due to his depression and drug use. Lana couldn’t get through to him and make it work. They used to make amazing music together, and Barrie made songs about Lana after they broke up. Angel Tears and Riverside are really good songs that he wrote about their relationship.

[@smilelifeisacheese]

you're so good at interpreting lyrics , I love how you thinks

[@chloe.albrecht]

I don't know why but it makes me so happy to watch people being so excited and happy listening to NFR for the first time !! And you know what I get it this want to take your time and almost drag each album to really enjoy every single minute of it cause you don't want the journey to end !! It's so relatable and just shows how much you care about Lana's music and also it gives you enough time to get familiar with the songs before moving on and be able to connect the newest songs with the older ones

[@OfficialPrettyLittleLiars]

Yay so glad to see the Lana journey continue

[@jaxthesaxman]

Obsessed with this album, I always love your interpretations to her lyrics I feel like even after hearing this songs for years I get new meanings and understandings from your videos! Also, if you’re open to suggestions for other reaction content I’d definitely recommend Preachers Daughter by Ethel Cain. It’s a concept album, following themes of religious trauma, generational curses, toxic love and even murder. Incredible story telling, haunting vocals and melodies, and all self written/produced.

[@hermannperikass7470]

you’re seriously the best reactor, everytime i get a notification that you posted i stop everything im doing and watch ur videos, keep soing what ur doing and keep up the good work❤

[@Marimar207]

YESSS FINALLY, I’ve been waiting for this!!! Cass I loveeee your reactions 💕

[@honeydewof7975]

It’s the way you paused in shock while listening to f*ck it I love you! LIKE ME TOO ITS MY FAV SONG

[@asteronii]

honestly watching your reactions helps me understand her songs so much more, i always get the general message, but there’s so many deeper meanings in all of her songs. i have to pause with you sometimes honestly!

[@madalinabordian5318]

I see The Next Best American Record like their relationship. The Record that they are obsessed doing, is their relationship. They put effort in their relationship, like you would in making a record

[@officialcassreacts]

omg i love this

[@damienhoward7020]

YES IVE BEEN WAITING I LOVE NFRRR

[@user-dg6sn2cz1y]

THE WAY I HAD BEEN WAITING FOR THIS EVERY SIGLE DAY FROM DUSK TILL DAWN

[@Lorenzoo3112]

Girl believe me when I say that I was waiting for this video everyday for a month! You are the best❤

[@verbin6024]

Ooooh, I love your reaction! Thank you so much, Cass. It's my second favourite Lana's album and i'm happy that after all years she finaly got recognition like amazing songwritter. Aslo FILY it's my top song too.

[@KylaElliott]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS REACTIONNNN ❤

[@usamakhan3553]

Blue Banisters is great, but you can't miss out on Chemtrails Over the Country Club.

[@Edu.Lordduz]

Oh, when she said "and people usually romanticize this stupid idea of when you know you know" I was like, girl.... did you know that there's is a tunnel under ocean Blvd?

[@loganarnoldkicks4321]

I've been waiting for this for so long !!

[@witchhazelbetrayal]

Next is Chemtrails Over The Country Club girly!! then Blue Banisters

[@deronimo136]

this is my fav album of all time. i think this album is really unrecognised, especially the second part of the album.

[@Jordyalman]

Yoooooooo I was waiting for your reaction!!!!! Graciaaaaas Saludos desde Nicaragua 🇳🇮

[@justamelia]

"i love depression" literally me 😭😭😭

[@natyoliva8336]

I always say in these videos, but I love that you take time with each album, reactions are more real, you don’t compare one another, you just absorb each individually ❤ as we did in our time

[@lemonkale649]

52:07 The way your expression changed with that line cracked me up

[@masonnw7]

AHHHH IVE BEEEN WAITING FOR THISSSS

[@pizzarollbae9565]

I’ve been checking youtube daily for this video girl. Ur my fav

[@Cherryberryfruitt]

Finallyyyyy I've been waiting for your next lana installment 💕 also will you be doing other singers after Lana? Id love to see you do Mitski/Melanie/Marina (ps i dont mind waiting a long time for your uploads because theyre so good, your much more attentive(?) than most reactors i love you)

[@officialcassreacts]

definitely will branch out from lana, love doing music reactions!!! adding these artists to my list💜

[@logan4231]

I could write an entire dissertation on this album. There’s so much to say about it. My fave songs are probably Venice Bitch, How to Disappear, and Hope is a Dangerous Thing. To me, those are all connected through the ideas of the beauty of mundanity and learning to be comfortable in the peace.

[@WhyamIstaying]

It’d be great to read a dissertation like this 😅

[@cbm5643]

She goes waaaay deeper into her monsters under her bed on her latest album, DYKTTATUOB... and the story is exactly as heartbreaking as you'd expect

[@19sopp_5]

omggggg i've been waiting for thisss 😭😭💗💗

[@Ag8844]

you’re gonna love the next couple of albums, few duds in terms of songs here and there but you really see her grow as a lyricist and more importantly as a person.

[@seanbonney5716]

My favourite Lana album

[@raurvish]

Man , I loved this reaction so much. You just get lana. You gotta do the music videos for this album. Theyre beautiful. (Maybe skip out on Venice b music video cause it's just a 9 minute of car ride because lana said that this song is meant for car rides. which you also got on your first listen. which is also why i love u. )

[@vinicius9284]

I can't fucking believe the video is finally out, thank uuu

[@CarmenNevada]

Love your reaction!! "Running out of time" means she is running out of time to get married and settled because she is focused on making money/her career in California. She recorded Doin' Time because she was asked to do the cover for a Sublime documentary and then she decided to include it on the album. I always thought it makes sense in the context of the album, but a lot of her fans think it doesn't fit sonically. It's kinda funny that you mentioned "when you know, you know" in context of relationships cause (slight spoiler) that's a big concept for one of the songs on her latest album. :) In "the greatest" she is talking about the (loss of) culture in 2019, like Kanye West going mad, LA fires, the false missile in Hawaii, going to Mars and the final line just means she is going on an Insta live stream (she used to love doing those back then) In "hope" she is talking about her past being an alcoholic. The line 'serving up god in a burnt coffee pot for the triad' is talking about Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. The next album is Chemtrails, it was released in early 2021. She finished it in 2020, around that time she had a bunch of controversies happening but Chemtrails was already done by that point so she immediately started working on Blue Banisters which addressed some of these controversies and started diving deep into her family traumas and past. That's why they were released so close together, she said she still felt like she had a lot more to say which she didn't get to put on Chemtrails. Blue Banisters is the first album where she is truly starting to reveal about her past traumas, but it's mostly scattered and hidden between the lines. Finally with her latest album Tunnel under Ocean Blvd, she is just spilling ALL the tea.

[@JM15197]

Oh dont worry your nfr experience will never be over. For me it sticks with me and I always relisten to this album it never gets old it is timeless

[@DerwHuiza]

Girl! Thank for finally do the video reaction. I love you ❤✨

[@xtldc]

The 1969 song Crimson and Clover by Tommy James and the Shondells ends with a section of glitched out sounding vocals and that is sort of mirrored in Venice Bitch with the extended glitched out guitar and synth work that starts midway through the song.

[@thekingleleo]

OMG FINALLY WE WERE WAITING FOT THIS!!!!!

[@emma2992]

I've been waiting for this since you started doing Lana reactions! My favorite album of hers, so excited to watch

[@AngeelCookieuwu]

The greatest is actually about her and her career, after lust for life and after she decided to change people were just telling her that her music wasn't that good anymore and that she was burned out, so she started to feel that way. Also she felt like the american and music culture changed so much that she just didn't felt part of it anymore, especially with cancel culture and how some people wanted to cancel her on 2018/2019 for her past songs from 2012/2013... crazy lol. She felt like NFR was goin to be her last album, but surprisingly the general public and critics love it even more than any of her past albums, but after the release people turned on her again and starting hating on her again, she will get more into that on her next albums, more on Blue Banisters and Did You Know That There's A Tunel Under Ocean Blvd.?. Also she gets VERY personal on her last albums, so, prepare your self, I recommend bringing some tissues when you record the DYKTTATUOB reaction, she has her most sad songs there :')