Lana Del Rey reveals 'Bluebird' cover art

[Phoenix Fields 2,714]

Idk, it's too different from the last one for me. It's making me so confused about this era.

[nightadieu 4,531]

3 hours ago, Nickypie101 said:

I loved Lana from 2013-2020, after NFR things just didn’t seem the same. As a fan who used to get upset with ths critique each album and song sound the same. The same slow piano ballads we’ve been getting for 5 years. I miss when each album had unique sound, like honeymoon and L4L. Lana was the second song I fell in love with and it’s over.

also these covers are so ridiculous. I don’t think it’s cute or funny or aesthetic, Lana is a huge artist who can have professionals create beautiful artwork, but we get pics art instead… interscope should step in

The hitmaker questioned why fans feel "ownership over female artists" so much so that they demand their photograph be on all of their work

"They were like, 'Why isn’t she going to be on the cover? She needs to be on the cover,'" Charli recalled of the fan response that broke out social media. "Why should anyone have that level of ownership over female artists?"

https://people.com/charli-xcx-responds-brat-album-artwork-criticism-8623469?

[Guest]

how are people triggered when her way of promoting her music has been crafty since the beginning 

[Opulence 1,380]

It’s like the start of the blue bannisters era with that same pic of her in the car for every cover pic 😭 Lana we just want a nice roll out I know you have the budget 

[Jill 31,392]

7 hours ago, Nickypie101 said:

Lana was the second song I fell in love with and it’s over.

Lana is not a song she's a HUMAN BEING