RESULTS | Ultraviolence Megarate

[Antonio 27,760]

#7

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Highest Score | 10

@slayo @Queen1551 @AJK273 @Steve Nasty @Trepadation @Maleficent @DeMarco @monsterdino @huttont @halcyonpop @Peto @BibleThisWay @Harry @ItsTommyBitch

Lowest Score | 2

@Radio Ga Ga

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Antonio's Remark | 6.5

Although this track seems to be adored in the fanbase, it's my second least favorite track on Ultraviolence, if we're not including the super deluxe editions, it'd be last. It's in no way "bad", but it's just boring and repetitive, lacks instrumentation and the vocal effect is a bit awkward. Also don't like the "yayo, yayo" part at all, if the whole song was like the "come on down to Florida" part it would get a 9 at least.

My Ideal Placement | #15

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Commentary

above 5

Spoiler

@SinnersVenus | 10 | "This is a perfect deluxe track, with the instrumentation not fitting into the aesthetic of the album perfectly but the song being amazing and worth releasing. I like her voice on this one, the lyrics are good, and I like the way it sounds. It doesn’t hold up to replay too well, but I still think it’s one of her best on this album, even though I don’t see it doing too well on the rate :P"

@slayo | 10 | "My favorite cocaine anthem."

@ItsTommyBitch | 10 | "This song is honestly one of my favorite upbeat Lana tracks. It's got a hook that has a typical pop function, which is interesting because most of the tracks on this album are solidly dream pop, wall of sound choruses that slowly drill into you with their atmosphere and textures over having infectious melodies. It's also just kind of cute? Her vocal delivery is fantastic and so appropriate, going from bright and cute to nasally like she's literally plugging her nose to mimic snorting coke and dropping into her low range at times too... The hook, along with the sparse almost tropical instrumentation just gets me. TL;DR I'd honesty kill for an entire album of music along this line from Lana."

@IndieKylie | 10 | "Another incredible song on the deluxe edition."

@Trepadation | 10 | "Yaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssss, being a floridan flopster I live for this song, it's truly the anthem."

@Harry | 10 | "Why the hell was this a bonus track?  Such a good change in pace on the album, I love the whole vibe of it. I wish she did more songs like this honestly."

@Maleficent | 10 | "this should be on the standard edition, such a fun song."

@AJK273 | 10 | "This song is a certified BOP BOP BOPPITY BOP. there should have been more of these type of songs on the album. It is honestly one of the best songs on the album and nearly took my 11 but I have more emotional ties to that song. Should have been a damn single but for obvious reasons lines like snort it like a champ wouldn't have gone down with the GP. But it is still a druggy JAM."

@Queen1551 | 10 | "One of my favorites! A true bop to close out her best album."

@SirLudicopro | 9.5 | "This is the most "bop-like" song on the album and it is a good one. It's a very fun and catchy summer jam. The chorus is just so infectious and makes you want to sing along so bad. It's a breath of fresh air on this mostly depressing and slow album. It shows Lana's diversity as an artist and how she can make truly sad and depressing songs, but also fun and catchy pop tunes."

@littlepotter | 9.5 | "The one true bop of the album. It's honestly so different from the rest of the album. I remember everyone stanning it on LittleMonsters.com. It feels like a Paradise outtake, Cola's younger sister. Yaaayooo. The production is interesting and really relaxing, though I wish it picked up after the bridge."

@Moebius | 9 | "More upbeat than the other songs, but it serves."

@Vodka | 9 | "Get me drunk, then we can experience this song even better. I feel like it's sort of meant to be listened to under some sort of influence. No genuine hate or shade, just an idea."

@musicland | 9 | "This way my favorite when Ultraviolence came out. I love that she got inspiration from a cocaine documentary for Florida Kilos."

@Evan Peters | 9 | "*swings on pole* c'mon down to flo-ri-da."

@sethrb101 | 8.9 | "The chorus sells this one for me. I love what Lana is doing with her voice in combination with the music."

@juju | 8.5 | "My homestate! This was one of the few I knew already, and it's a mild summer bop. Kind of strange, it's overall flow and all, but it has nostalgic novelty for me personally."

@Lona Delery | 7 | "Sometimes, I like to listen to this song when I am in a summery mood, but I kinda dislike the way Lana makes her vocals sound in this song. But the "People never die in Miami, that's what they all say" is one of the best lines ever written, I like the lyrics a lot in general."

@britneygaga99 | 6 | "Very catchy, but the lyrics are garbage at " I am rich as piss" levels and ruin the song."

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[Antonio 27,760]

1 hour ago, Antonio said:

Come on down to page 20!

 

btw this was a hint surprised nobody got that

[Queen1551 756]

Fantastic! 

[BibleThisWay 4,370]

Just now, Antonio said:

#7

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Highest Score | 10

@slayo @Queen1551 @AJK273 @Steve Nasty @Trepadation @Maleficent @DeMarco @monsterdino @huttont @halcyonpop @Peto @BibleThisWay @Harry @ItsTommyBitch

Lowest Score | 2

@Radio Ga Ga

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Antonio's Remark | 6.5

Although this track seems to be adored in the fanbase, it's my second least favorite track on Ultraviolence, if we're not including the super deluxe editions, it'd be last. It's in no way "bad", but it's just boring and repetitive, lacks instrumentation and the vocal effect is a bit awkward. Also don't like the "yayo, yayo" part at all, if the whole song was like the "come on down to Florida" part it would get a 9 at least.

My Ideal Placement | #15

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Commentary

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@SinnersVenus | 10 | "This is a perfect deluxe track, with the instrumentation not fitting into the aesthetic of the album perfectly but the song being amazing and worth releasing. I like her voice on this one, the lyrics are good, and I like the way it sounds. It doesn’t hold up to replay too well, but I still think it’s one of her best on this album, even though I don’t see it doing too well on the rate :P"

@slayo | 10 | "My favorite cocaine anthem."

@ItsTommyBitch | 10 | "This song is honestly one of my favorite upbeat Lana tracks. It's got a hook that has a typical pop function, which is interesting because most of the tracks on this album are solidly dream pop, wall of sound choruses that slowly drill into you with their atmosphere and textures over having infectious melodies. It's also just kind of cute? Her vocal delivery is fantastic and so appropriate, going from bright and cute to nasally like she's literally plugging her nose to mimic snorting coke and dropping into her low range at times too... The hook, along with the sparse almost tropical instrumentation just gets me. TL;DR I'd honesty kill for an entire album of music along this line from Lana."

@IndieKylie | 10 | "Another incredible song on the deluxe edition."

@Trepadation | 10 | "Yaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssss, being a floridan flopster I live for this song, it's truly the anthem."

@Harry | 10 | "Why the hell was this a bonus track?  Such a good change in pace on the album, I love the whole vibe of it. I wish she did more songs like this honestly."

@Maleficent | 10 | "this should be on the standard edition, such a fun song."

@AJK273 | 10 | "This song is a certified BOP BOP BOPPITY BOP. there should have been more of these type of songs on the album. It is honestly one of the best songs on the album and nearly took my 11 but I have more emotional ties to that song. Should have been a damn single but for obvious reasons lines like snort it like a champ wouldn't have gone down with the GP. But it is still a druggy JAM."

@Queen1551 | 10 | "One of my favorites! A true bop to close out her best album."

@SirLudicopro | 9.5 | "This is the most "bop-like" song on the album and it is a good one. It's a very fun and catchy summer jam. The chorus is just so infectious and makes you want to sing along so bad. It's a breath of fresh air on this mostly depressing and slow album. It shows Lana's diversity as an artist and how she can make truly sad and depressing songs, but also fun and catchy pop tunes."

@littlepotter | 9.5 | "The one true bop of the album. It's honestly so different from the rest of the album. I remember everyone stanning it on LittleMonsters.com. It feels like a Paradise outtake, Cola's younger sister. Yaaayooo. The production is interesting and really relaxing, though I wish it picked up after the bridge."

@Moebius | 9 | "More upbeat than the other songs, but it serves."

@Vodka | 9 | "Get me drunk, then we can experience this song even better. I feel like it's sort of meant to be listened to under some sort of influence. No genuine hate or shade, just an idea."

@musicland | 9 | "This way my favorite when Ultraviolence came out. I love that she got inspiration from a cocaine documentary for Florida Kilos."

@Evan Peters | 9 | "*swings on pole* c'mon down to flo-ri-da."

@sethrb101 | 8.9 | "The chorus sells this one for me. I love what Lana is doing with her voice in combination with the music."

@juju | 8.5 | "My homestate! This was one of the few I knew already, and it's a mild summer bop. Kind of strange, it's overall flow and all, but it has nostalgic novelty for me personally."

@Lona Delery | 7 | "Sometimes, I like to listen to this song when I am in a summery mood, but I kinda dislike the way Lana makes her vocals sound in this song. But the "People never die in Miami, that's what they all say" is one of the best lines ever written, I like the lyrics a lot in general."

@britneygaga99 | 6 | "Very catchy, but the lyrics are garbage at " I am rich as piss" levels and ruin the song."

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[EdgeofTeeth 1,934]

I am semi-okay with FK's placement. It didn't need to be any higher, that's for sure 

[Gia Gunn 7,265]

Just now, Antonio said:

btw this was a hint surprised nobody got that

We had only one minute to catch it tho  

I can't believe it got so high tbh  

[Antonio 27,760]

1 hour ago, EdgeofTeeth said:

I am semi-okay with FK's placement. It didn't need to be any higher, that's for sure 

girl I'm bitter it needed to be second to last  

[RonnieGagz 4,300]

Shook 

[Antonio 27,760]

1 hour ago, Gia Gunn said:

We had only one minute to catch it tho  

I can't believe it got so high tbh  

Hey mom where did you go  

[Antonio 27,760]

coming for warrior megarate's wig  

[SHOOKGA 2,604]

2 minutes ago, Antonio said:

#7

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Highest Score | 10

@slayo @Queen1551 @AJK273 @Steve Nasty @Trepadation @Maleficent @DeMarco @monsterdino @huttont @halcyonpop @Peto @BibleThisWay @Harry @ItsTommyBitch

Lowest Score | 2

@Radio Ga Ga

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Antonio's Remark | 6.5

Although this track seems to be adored in the fanbase, it's my second least favorite track on Ultraviolence, if we're not including the super deluxe editions, it'd be last. It's in no way "bad", but it's just boring and repetitive, lacks instrumentation and the vocal effect is a bit awkward. Also don't like the "yayo, yayo" part at all, if the whole song was like the "come on down to Florida" part it would get a 9 at least.

My Ideal Placement | #15

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Commentary

above 5

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@SinnersVenus | 10 | "This is a perfect deluxe track, with the instrumentation not fitting into the aesthetic of the album perfectly but the song being amazing and worth releasing. I like her voice on this one, the lyrics are good, and I like the way it sounds. It doesn’t hold up to replay too well, but I still think it’s one of her best on this album, even though I don’t see it doing too well on the rate :P"

@slayo | 10 | "My favorite cocaine anthem."

@ItsTommyBitch | 10 | "This song is honestly one of my favorite upbeat Lana tracks. It's got a hook that has a typical pop function, which is interesting because most of the tracks on this album are solidly dream pop, wall of sound choruses that slowly drill into you with their atmosphere and textures over having infectious melodies. It's also just kind of cute? Her vocal delivery is fantastic and so appropriate, going from bright and cute to nasally like she's literally plugging her nose to mimic snorting coke and dropping into her low range at times too... The hook, along with the sparse almost tropical instrumentation just gets me. TL;DR I'd honesty kill for an entire album of music along this line from Lana."

@IndieKylie | 10 | "Another incredible song on the deluxe edition."

@Trepadation | 10 | "Yaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssss, being a floridan flopster I live for this song, it's truly the anthem."

@Harry | 10 | "Why the hell was this a bonus track?  Such a good change in pace on the album, I love the whole vibe of it. I wish she did more songs like this honestly."

@Maleficent | 10 | "this should be on the standard edition, such a fun song."

@AJK273 | 10 | "This song is a certified BOP BOP BOPPITY BOP. there should have been more of these type of songs on the album. It is honestly one of the best songs on the album and nearly took my 11 but I have more emotional ties to that song. Should have been a damn single but for obvious reasons lines like snort it like a champ wouldn't have gone down with the GP. But it is still a druggy JAM."

@Queen1551 | 10 | "One of my favorites! A true bop to close out her best album."

@SirLudicopro | 9.5 | "This is the most "bop-like" song on the album and it is a good one. It's a very fun and catchy summer jam. The chorus is just so infectious and makes you want to sing along so bad. It's a breath of fresh air on this mostly depressing and slow album. It shows Lana's diversity as an artist and how she can make truly sad and depressing songs, but also fun and catchy pop tunes."

@littlepotter | 9.5 | "The one true bop of the album. It's honestly so different from the rest of the album. I remember everyone stanning it on LittleMonsters.com. It feels like a Paradise outtake, Cola's younger sister. Yaaayooo. The production is interesting and really relaxing, though I wish it picked up after the bridge."

@Moebius | 9 | "More upbeat than the other songs, but it serves."

@Vodka | 9 | "Get me drunk, then we can experience this song even better. I feel like it's sort of meant to be listened to under some sort of influence. No genuine hate or shade, just an idea."

@musicland | 9 | "This way my favorite when Ultraviolence came out. I love that she got inspiration from a cocaine documentary for Florida Kilos."

@Evan Peters | 9 | "*swings on pole* c'mon down to flo-ri-da."

@sethrb101 | 8.9 | "The chorus sells this one for me. I love what Lana is doing with her voice in combination with the music."

@juju | 8.5 | "My homestate! This was one of the few I knew already, and it's a mild summer bop. Kind of strange, it's overall flow and all, but it has nostalgic novelty for me personally."

@Lona Delery | 7 | "Sometimes, I like to listen to this song when I am in a summery mood, but I kinda dislike the way Lana makes her vocals sound in this song. But the "People never die in Miami, that's what they all say" is one of the best lines ever written, I like the lyrics a lot in general."

@britneygaga99 | 6 | "Very catchy, but the lyrics are garbage at " I am rich as piss" levels and ruin the song."

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NONONO

 

NO NO

[Gia Gunn 7,265]

Just now, Antonio said:

Hey mom where did you go  

I was having lunch and then I showered cause in about an hour I'm leaving to get my jush  

[ANVEEROY 61,188]

Just now, Antonio said:

coming for warrior megarate's wig  

[Antonio 27,760]

ANYWAAAAAAY

 

#6 is quite a shocker tbh, can you guess  

[narcoswing 1,129]

2 minutes ago, Antonio said:

#7

 

This above Black Beauty..............I mean I do kinda understand why Flipside placed low but BB.....I can't get over it