I listened to this a week ago and I think I listen to Venice bitch at least once a week and hits me every time. Every time I think that I didn't appreciate it enough
I listen to this basically every other day and it still hits so fucking hard. I don't think I've ever loved nor will I ever love an album as much as I do NFR.
Exactly what i felt listen to lana for the first time around 2014 when very first time i’ve got chills when west coast play during watching Channel V. Having cut melody in middle section of the song also smoky voice that she has its so unreal i’ve got goosebumps and kinda makes me high. It is blessing for me having that experience hearing song that makes you never felt before when listen to music thank u lana your change my life!
Y’all, we got straight dudes crying to Cinnamon Girl. This woman has power. Raw emotional power. I also cried. That shit made me cry so hard when I heard it. I couldn’t explain it at all, I just burst into tears.
Me tooooo. I admire her so much for showing her vulnerability in her music. It's a very different and shameless approach to emancipation and empowerment and it hits HARD.
Yeah it's so beautiful. Especially when they actually listen and appreciate it ...unlike others who decide not to like her music because of their own prejudice or preconceived ideas about her
Lana excels in putting together an album where a lot of artist fail. She brings a cohesive project where the order of the songs matters instead of just a few clusters that have been released at once. Love Song is such a beautiful, soft, vulnerable song and it weakens you because you start thinking of this beautiful almost fairytale romance and then in comes Cinnamon Girl to kick you in the teeth with "If you hold me without hurting me, you'll be the first who ever did" and it is perfect. Norman Fucking Rockwell is her best album and is quite possibly the best album I've ever heard. I'm almost afraid for her next album because how do you top this? This is the quality that most artist hope to end their career on.
I think the same way. This album, along with ultraviolence, are definitely two of the best albums I have ever heard. It's really upsetting that people don't realise how incredible she is. I am so excited but nervous for her next album, either way it will be amazing.
exactly my thoughts, though i literally love every one of her albums, and honeymoon is objectively as great as nfr and uv, cause the transitions, the way it opens and closes, the way how every song has similar vibe, and you hear "oh it's lana's honeymoon", but they all sound different
for me the progression for lana was like this: lizzy grant aka lana del ray: not super cohesive, but still carries the “hawaiian glam surf metal” that she’s mentioned before born to die/paradise: the lolita era as we all know, where she didn’t understand herself but she was starting to know what her music would sound like ultraviolence: a good girl gone bad kind of direction. the sweet little lolita character that lana had portrayed shatters as she gets into alcohol, drugs, and an abusive relationship with jim. honeymoon: lana’s mellowed out a little, and this whole album has ‘50s cinematic feels and i’ve always wished i had it on vinyl because i feel like that’s what it was intended for. lust for life: from new york to hollywood with this album. despite what most say, i think that this was lana’s opportunity to break out of either being the innocent lolita character or the badass girl. she could be herself more on this album, and i think that’s one of the main reasons it was criticized so much, because the critics and fans were used to lana in a different way than she was coming across on this album. it still has some sparkling festival tracks and a few ballads that are worth a listen. norman fucking rockwell!: this whole album has a californian surfer feeling, which calls back to her earlier works. the way lana discusses relationships isn’t as childish and it feels as if she’s found her place in the world, which maybe she has.
man said “other songs of her hit me more” while on love song and then it skipped to cinnamon girl and i knew his ass was about to get whipped for that comment what a song
@@erminedereims400 tbh this album just doesn't have a weak moment. I ignored Love Song, How to Disappear and Bartender for a while, then listened to then with full attention on headphones and realised my mistake. The Greatest is imo her best song (and one of the best songs of the decade) tho.
The fact that she never won a Grammy is unbelievable to me. Undoubtedly she is one of the best artists out there, she really makes good music and is following her own path. I just don't understand why she never got recognized properly for what she has done with her music.
California is an unbelievable song, in every single way. One of my favs she’s ever made, it just hits me. The Greatest closely follows it up. The whole album is a masterpiece.
Imo cinnamon girl and Venice bitch are her best, not only of this album, but in her entire career. Everytime I hear cinnamon girl I am like on the verge of tears and Venice bitch is INCREDIBLE production and the instrumental at the end feels like a drug
lana has said before that she wrote venice for people to listen to in the car while driving, i can totally picture myself driving through the night blasting that masterpiece 😫💞
the “T-T” in Bartender is meant to be onomatopoeia, its the sound of the glasses being tapped by the bartender, and the sound of the camera flashes from the paparazzi. Bartender is about escaping fame like 13 Beaches
THERES THINGS I WANNNNAAA SAYYY TO YOU BUT I'LL JUST LET YOU LIVEEEE AND IF YOU HOLD ME WITHOUT HURTING MEEEEE YOULL BE THE FIRST WHO EVER DID THERES THINGS I WANNA TALK ABOUT
Lana del Rey deserves to be praised. In my opinion, she could handle the heavy burden of carrying our stories as millennials, this broken generation that went through a lot in a world that just won't stop giving us a break. There's no one but Lana who trailblazed a path for younger artists to be brave and presents stories that don't necessarily fit in the box of "standard love". You'll find stories of death, depression, love, atypical relationships, abuse and etc. within the folds of Lana's lyrical contents. Had it not been inspired by what she does, I would have never been able to put out an award winning film out there, inspired by her song "Cinnamon", talking about how she navigating through Barrie's depression. Lana fans, let me know what you think about it!! ruclips.net/video/nSC4ptU79-8/видео.html
I love around 8:00 when you mentioned how music doesn't take some people to places or get inside their bones and that you feel fortunate for being one of those people that music has such a great emotional and physical impact on. People hardly talk about this and I finally feel like somone actually gets it
That's the way Taylor Swift makes me feel.Im 61 and been around since she started. She can make a moive in a 4 min song.Now Lana is doing the same! That voice.
I know already that I'm going to be back to rewatch this many times. There's something so magical about people being touched by the music in such a way. It hurts my heart how underappreciated she is as a writer and an artist. So there's nothing better for me than watching people give her the recognition she deserves. And although I am a huge fan, sometimes I forget just how good the songs are. I love rediscovering them with the person reacting and being blown away each time
Came for Lana and stayed for the quality content. I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone react so thoroughly and actually take the time to figure out the message of the songs. Can’t wait for the next album just to hear your reaction haha
@@scrimbo5319 It's actually a Silvia Plath reference to a poem of hers, where she talks about seeing her dad after death. If I'm remember correctly. If you ever want to reach peak feels, read some Silvia Plath and then listen to Lana. Yeesh you'll be sobbing.
I’ve listened to that song 1000000000000000 times I still cry and I still ball to ride and I’ve been listening to that since 2012 her songs give ur soul an orgasm I swear
@@sophiesdollhouse and johnny depp doesn't have an oscar and painters like van gogh were considered talentless weirdos in their time. but the test of time prevails over meaningless awards.
Your reaction of cinnamon girl harkened back to mine, that song is something special. Your ability to translate your joy and love for music across a screen and make others feel it is beautiful, thank you.
you're welcome ;)) 1:01 norman fn rockwell 3:18 mariners apartment complex 5:34 venice bitch 10:34 fuck it i love you 12:12 doin' time 13:57 love song 14:51 cinnamon girl 17:13 how to disappear 19:42 california 22:05 the next best american record 24:00 the greatest 25:42 bartender 27:05 happiness is a butterfly 28:50 hope ia a dangerous thing for women like me to have but I have it
@@jula1294 Well yes but I know that shit takes time so I recognize your effort and thank you for thinking in others...but you were doing it for no reason lol
This Lana series has made me feel so good. It’s great to see someone with the depth to really appreciate her music in its entirety and get lost in it. This record is phenomenal and only gets better the more you listen.
Agree wholeheartedly! I keep coming back to his Lana reactions … I find them so soothing and his way of describing her is so true and wonderful… we lana Stans need more people like this especially to see the music move him so much!🙌🤍
It’s assumed that TNBAR is about her writing Ultraviolence with her ex boyfriend. The demo to it actually says that he “did it all for fame” and that it was he that was obsessed, but it seems that she’s realized that they both were over their heads and put their work above the health of their relationship so she changed the lyrics. He’s the subject of California as well.
Yeah, I actually always felt like in the demo she's sort of throwing him under the bus but after that she's grown and changed her perspective, taking her share of responsibility for whatever happened between them. I really prefer the final version.
NFR and Ultraviolence are both just on another level. I forgot how good this album was. A masterpiece. Hopefully her next album retains that vintage americana aesthetic and soaring vocals and melodies that made these two albums great.
This album is so important to me. It came out the day I left to live in another country and i had not been a fan of Lana del Rey at the moment but a notification popped up on my phone saying that a new Lana's album came out so I decided to give it a listen. When I listened to the first track I remember thinking "THIS IS SPECIAL." it made me feel some type of way. It was the first Lana's album that I listened to and ever since I have become a HUGE fan of Lana. Lana has been an important part of this experience of living in another country. I love her and this album :)
omgg ! me too! i was in mexico visiting my family and i was also visiting my dad grave yard for the first time and this album came out and i waited outside for an hour downloading the music and ever since i’ve fell in love with lana
go back and listen to Shades of Cool and then listen to California again! shades of cool: "my baby lives in shades of blue" , "and I can't do nothing about his strange weather" california: "you hate the heat, you got the blues, changing like the weather, oh that's so like you"
@@bigdawgg1994 Yeah I know, hes incredible. He also did Melodrama which is one of my favs ever. Can't wait to see what he manages to come up with on Lorde and Lana's next album
I'm so glad that I've finally found someone who gets California the same way that I do. This song is sensational. And this may be the best react to the album that I've seen, overall. Great job, Jon, and I hope you're all right!
yep, I was listening to the greatest on repeat for the past 2 months it felt so real "we didn't know that we had it all but nobody warns you before the fall"
@@aker919 I've been doing the same thing, it makes me tear up lol. And that bit where she says "life on Mars ain't just a song" after Saturday's launch? Goosebumps! 😱
As a long time lana fan, this video made me so emotional. To see someone appreciate her on the level that I do hit me super hard. I got the pleasure of briefly meeting lana and all I could manage to utter to her was ‘thank you’. I’ve no picture or autograph to show for it. I just wanted to hold her hand and thank her for the gift she’s shared with us.
NFR is like the best album ever made, yes. I’m gonna miss your Lana videos, isn’t there any way to continue? Watching her live performances or music videos or something?
Lana's music is the best. NFR is growing on me - wasn't blown away after my first listen but it gets better and better! Loved your reaction btw, very cool to watch how you're into her songs as well.
Cinnamon Girl - that song crawls deep under my skin every f'ing time. Gotta love that song and the whole record. Can't believe that there are people who don't feel music like that. But then again, there's people who truly enjoy listening to EDM, which I can't understand for the life of me, so there's probably that special type of music for everybody.
WHERE'S THE NOTIFICATION SQUAD!? OMG literally 5 minutes ago I was thinking of this specific video and now here we are.. Sad it's the last one on Lana. You should do now her videos. Your way to describe is incredible, the depth is on another level! Keep like this man, real content, not just for the views and fan service.
@@_sadgirl_8730 yeah, but, I don't know.. With everything that's happening right now and all the backlash she's recieveing, I'm not sure if she's going to release it on September 5th
Your little speech about how music gets in your cells made me want to marry you. I'm already married to a wonderful man though, so maybe in the next lifetime. Great reaction as always, dude.
I really wish “Looking for America” was on this album. I would love to have heard your reaction to it, especially in such times we are facing right now 😔
Everyone cries to Cinnamon Girl, it’s how you know you’re alive
yes, yessss, yeeeeeeessssssssssssssssss. good to know i am not alone in that feeling :))))
Saddly to know
Cinnamon Girl really gives me Born To Die era vibes
Yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssss I just cried 😭😭😭😭
yes 😭
Least favourite: No
I feel that
LMAO I just saw that in the description
yeaaa
Omg I was like: hm I bet his least favourite will be bartender and then “NO” omg now I support him even more
lmao I agree 100% w him
Lmaooo
we all know this album should have been the winner at the grammys period
Bille just won because she's the youngest and can still bring a lot of money to the label/industry.
@@Forlfir not really, her album is great and she totally deserved record of the year/best pop vocal album. Lana deserved album of the year by far tho
@@edisr8571 I disagree.
@@edisr8571 joking right?
PERIODT
There's life before Cinnamon Girl and after Cinnamon Girl
Bruh...
omg reading this I can literally point to where I was when I first heard it
so true.
literally
that’s literally the perfect way to describe lana’s music
i SAID DON’T BE A JERK, DON’T CALL ME A TAXI, SITTING IN YOUR SWEATSHIRT CRYING IN THE BACKSEAT
oooooOOooooo I just wanna dance with you
lmao that song is too good i legit just came to see him re react to it
WE GO FAST WE GO SO FAST, we dont move....... fucking wow
OOOOOHHHH I JUST WANNA DANCE WITH YOU
HOLLYWOOD AND VINE BLACK RABBIT IN THE ALLEY I JUST WANNA HOLD YOU TIGHT DOWN THE AVENUE
hot start PCR killing eve pfp AND lana stan? omg
Can we talk about how he always puts the appropriate image of her for the right era next to the album. Really supports the aesthetic.
Yes!!! So appreciated
yeah! he is so amazing, we can see a lot of respect for the artists and he is very careful to say things and say like "don't get me wrong"
Yeeesss!
Yes. Thank you jon
King
Let’s just pretend that the Grammys didn’t happen
She doesn't need it. She the Grammy itself
fr! Grammy don’t deserve her! 👑
Winning an award that certain 'artists' won would be blasphemous to the art of Lana Del Rey
@@williamj.s.rodriguez4761 amen to that!
"we are going to pretend we didn't hear that"
This album hits you hard when you haven’t listened to it in a while.
The outro hits harder everytime you listen to it
I listened to this a week ago and I think I listen to Venice bitch at least once a week and hits me every time. Every time I think that I didn't appreciate it enough
Ive overplayed it alot and i have like 700 scrobbles on it i will rest the album for a couple weeks until i can experience this masterpiece again
I listen to this basically every other day and it still hits so fucking hard. I don't think I've ever loved nor will I ever love an album as much as I do NFR.
It literally just hit me very hard
when he said
"i feel bad for people who dont feel in their bones"
i felt that
But did you feel it in your bones
me too
Quote of the decade! Some friend of mine don’t even have music on their phones, they’re just listen to music to party and that style
FUCKIN SAMEE UGH FINALLY SOME ONE UNDERSTANDS THE WAY MUSIC GETS ME HIGH !!!!
Exactly what i felt listen to lana for the first time around 2014 when very first time i’ve got chills when west coast play during watching Channel V. Having cut melody in middle section of the song also smoky voice that she has its so unreal i’ve got goosebumps and kinda makes me high. It is blessing for me having that experience hearing song that makes you never felt before when listen to music thank u lana your change my life!
Y’all, we got straight dudes crying to Cinnamon Girl. This woman has power. Raw emotional power. I also cried. That shit made me cry so hard when I heard it. I couldn’t explain it at all, I just burst into tears.
Me tooooo. I admire her so much for showing her vulnerability in her music. It's a very different and shameless approach to emancipation and empowerment and it hits HARD.
One of my favorite songs that has ever been written.
One of my favorite songs that has ever been written.
My fave on the album!
She also had him crying at the Ride video. A true queen.
There really is something so magical about watching someone listen to Lana's records for the first time. My cheeks hurt from smiling.
Yeah it's so beautiful. Especially when they actually listen and appreciate it ...unlike others who decide not to like her music because of their own prejudice or preconceived ideas about her
Literally
I know the feeling, was like watching him listen to the weeknds projects for the first time.
Thought it was just me
its such a huge feeling, i so often get crazy goosebumps and just like pure euphoria, i get so high of him enjoying music i enjoy
I just love an attractive man that can appreciate Lana Del Rey
a VERY attractive man 🥵
Exactly! Jon Denton is D A D D Y
accurate
Jon Denton hit me and it felt like a kiss
@@gabrielafranco183 I feel like he would be the kind of daddy Lana would be into 😂
1. he’s hot
2. he cares about BLM
3. he likes lana?
what else can you ask in a man
4. He's marrried 😍
Greg Nuttall LMFAO
i’m ready to have his children
Mood
Greg Nuttall REALLY LMFOAOAOAOA
the fact that I come back to this probably at least once a month says a lot.....
Me too 😭
LITERALLYYYY
ME TOO LOL
ME TOO LMAOOO
I do the same
“Least favorite: No”
A man of culture I see
Finally someone is giving California the credit it deserves. it's a masterpiece.
Facts
My fave
fax
whole album masterpiece
The Greatest & California are very underrated. Easily top 3 in the album.
California is one of my favourite
cinnamon girl always make people drop tears
I still remember when she paired the snippet of the chorus and I was immediately snatched, then the sis makes us way over a year to get it in full
I know! Cinnamon Girl is THAT song.
I remeber that CG and Love Song made me cry, like real hard.. Incredible to see him sharing a tear :')
Elliot Von Dunkel same! Ugh I remember hearing love song the first time and cryyyying
Lana excels in putting together an album where a lot of artist fail. She brings a cohesive project where the order of the songs matters instead of just a few clusters that have been released at once. Love Song is such a beautiful, soft, vulnerable song and it weakens you because you start thinking of this beautiful almost fairytale romance and then in comes Cinnamon Girl to kick you in the teeth with "If you hold me without hurting me, you'll be the first who ever did" and it is perfect. Norman Fucking Rockwell is her best album and is quite possibly the best album I've ever heard. I'm almost afraid for her next album because how do you top this? This is the quality that most artist hope to end their career on.
I think the same way. This album, along with ultraviolence, are definitely two of the best albums I have ever heard. It's really upsetting that people don't realise how incredible she is. I am so excited but nervous for her next album, either way it will be amazing.
She always (except L4L) seems to be able to top the last album! I’m so excited for maybe some UV rock, dark stuff!
exactly my thoughts, though i literally love every one of her albums, and honeymoon is objectively as great as nfr and uv, cause the transitions, the way it opens and closes, the way how every song has similar vibe, and you hear "oh it's lana's honeymoon", but they all sound different
@@jackie9397 In an artistic sense, maybe it's a safe bet that HM beats LFL, but as far as albums I want to listen to, that's an easy contest.
for me the progression for lana was like this:
lizzy grant aka lana del ray: not super cohesive, but still carries the “hawaiian glam surf metal” that she’s mentioned before
born to die/paradise: the lolita era as we all know, where she didn’t understand herself but she was starting to know what her music would sound like
ultraviolence: a good girl gone bad kind of direction. the sweet little lolita character that lana had portrayed shatters as she gets into alcohol, drugs, and an abusive relationship with jim.
honeymoon: lana’s mellowed out a little, and this whole album has ‘50s cinematic feels and i’ve always wished i had it on vinyl because i feel like that’s what it was intended for.
lust for life: from new york to hollywood with this album. despite what most say, i think that this was lana’s opportunity to break out of either being the innocent lolita character or the badass girl. she could be herself more on this album, and i think that’s one of the main reasons it was criticized so much, because the critics and fans were used to lana in a different way than she was coming across on this album. it still has some sparkling festival tracks and a few ballads that are worth a listen.
norman fucking rockwell!: this whole album has a californian surfer feeling, which calls back to her earlier works. the way lana discusses relationships isn’t as childish and it feels as if she’s found her place in the world, which maybe she has.
this and ajayll's reaction to nfr = free therapy
lol
Cinnamon Girl is a religious experience
Cinnamon girl my fav!
The chorus of cinnamon girl literally makes everyone’s jaw drop when they hear it
man said “other songs of her hit me more” while on love song and then it skipped to cinnamon girl and i knew his ass was about to get whipped for that comment what a song
Lmao love song and the next best American record are my favorites
Pastora Rodríguez love song and how to disappear under rated masterpieces on the album
Haha I was just thinking that!
@@erminedereims400 HTD sounds like it should be from the soundtrack to an iconic sad film
@@erminedereims400 tbh this album just doesn't have a weak moment. I ignored Love Song, How to Disappear and Bartender for a while, then listened to then with full attention on headphones and realised my mistake. The Greatest is imo her best song (and one of the best songs of the decade) tho.
Lana Del Rey and Jack Antonoff are a living masterpiece, periodt
The fact that she never won a Grammy is unbelievable to me. Undoubtedly she is one of the best artists out there, she really makes good music and is following her own path. I just don't understand why she never got recognized properly for what she has done with her music.
She’s the definition of underrated
It was really upsetting to see her loose continuously at the Grammys to non other that Billy Elish? Unbelievable...
Fuck grammy.they only reward popularity.
It’s cuz she always says fuck you to music industry norms, they’re not gonna wanna reward her
@@adrianortiz6640 billie deserved them tho. But this was a strong contender with thank u next as well
California is an unbelievable song, in every single way. One of my favs she’s ever made, it just hits me. The Greatest closely follows it up. The whole album is a masterpiece.
My favorite so far. ❤
Same ! California & The Greatest. Venice Bitch is really good too. And Doing Time. And White Dress. Lol. Ok I stop.
I feel the way you feel but with How to disappear and Mariners apartment complex
Imo cinnamon girl and Venice bitch are her best, not only of this album, but in her entire career. Everytime I hear cinnamon girl I am like on the verge of tears and Venice bitch is INCREDIBLE production and the instrumental at the end feels like a drug
California is the Old Money of NFR
lana has said before that she wrote venice for people to listen to in the car while driving, i can totally picture myself driving through the night blasting that masterpiece 😫💞
ooh i can see that. i love listening while painting or doing something creative and time just breezes by
I did it at night last year. It was quite nice😌
I always put it on when I’m driving with the windows down.
I do that at least once a week💫
I'd have to stop the car several times to cry or to breath in awe.
Is there any human possible way of not crying while listening by the first time to Cinnamon Girl?
Emilio Parra Pianista yeah...it’s the first time I cried to a song, literally sobbed
Be dead inside like me. Don't worry, you'll cry on the second listen instead, which is somehow worst.
When you are spanish speaker and dont understand a shit at first listen haha anyways, the first time I traslated the lyrics I cried.
Natalia same but I’m not spanish HAHAHH
same
the “T-T” in Bartender is meant to be onomatopoeia, its the sound of the glasses being tapped by the bartender, and the sound of the camera flashes from the paparazzi. Bartender is about escaping fame like 13 Beaches
Love! Where did you hear about this fact?
Y’all make shit up lmao why
i always thought it was because she was either getting tipsy/drugged and slurring her words
@@alechappito8765 but she's only drinking cherry coke lol
@@jockmaraisasmr5700 it's not made up but ok
THERES THINGS I WANNNNAAA SAYYY TO YOU BUT I'LL JUST LET YOU LIVEEEE AND IF YOU HOLD ME WITHOUT HURTING MEEEEE YOULL BE THE FIRST WHO EVER DID THERES THINGS I WANNA TALK ABOUT
Ok so people still watch jon’s reaction
Yaaaass! These lyrics are life🙌
Nobody topping this
Lana del Rey deserves to be praised. In my opinion, she could handle the heavy burden of carrying our stories as millennials, this broken generation that went through a lot in a world that just won't stop giving us a break. There's no one but Lana who trailblazed a path for younger artists to be brave and presents stories that don't necessarily fit in the box of "standard love". You'll find stories of death, depression, love, atypical relationships, abuse and etc. within the folds of Lana's lyrical contents. Had it not been inspired by what she does, I would have never been able to put out an award winning film out there, inspired by her song "Cinnamon", talking about how she navigating through Barrie's depression. Lana fans, let me know what you think about it!! ruclips.net/video/nSC4ptU79-8/видео.html
I love around 8:00 when you mentioned how music doesn't take some people to places or get inside their bones and that you feel fortunate for being one of those people that music has such a great emotional and physical impact on. People hardly talk about this and I finally feel like somone actually gets it
That's the way Taylor Swift makes me feel.Im 61 and been around since she started. She can make a moive in a 4 min song.Now Lana is doing the same! That voice.
I KNEW NFR was gonna hit him hard. This album is a masterpiece.
I was trying to find it only to find out he hadn't made a video on it yet... now it's here! Loved it
Finally someone who appreciates California as much as I do
Yesss
Same and The Greatest. I felt seen.
Ros yessssss
Goosebumps!
bitch that song is literally my bible
I know already that I'm going to be back to rewatch this many times. There's something so magical about people being touched by the music in such a way. It hurts my heart how underappreciated she is as a writer and an artist. So there's nothing better for me than watching people give her the recognition she deserves.
And although I am a huge fan, sometimes I forget just how good the songs are. I love rediscovering them with the person reacting and being blown away each time
Loved this comment. I feel exactly the same.
yea i feel like i’m listening to it for the first time too
Exactly🙌🏻
He made me so emotional watching this. I love this album but he just added more layers on top. Love it
Молодец, без ошибок написала, хороший английский) Приятно, когда соотечественники могУт и не позорятся)
Came for Lana and stayed for the quality content. I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone react so thoroughly and actually take the time to figure out the message of the songs. Can’t wait for the next album just to hear your reaction haha
Unliked your comment to like it again
My favorite is Venice Bitch, it’s a whole vibe to me, the instrumentals are gorgeous & its just a big trip.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
same
I'm Still mad , this album deserves Grammy .. AOTY 😭.
Lana was snubbed
scammys?
Max Lynx yes:(
Stream Billie Eilish !!!
Pratik Chakraborty okay melodrama did NOT deserve album of the year over 24K Magic
When “calling from beyond the grave I just wanna say hi dad” played and he went 🥺👁👄👁 I literally screamed
Isn’t her dad alive?
@@scrimbo5319 It's actually a Silvia Plath reference to a poem of hers, where she talks about seeing her dad after death. If I'm remember correctly. If you ever want to reach peak feels, read some Silvia Plath and then listen to Lana. Yeesh you'll be sobbing.
@@RebeccaMarieB someone got it 😭
I’ve listened to that song 1000000000000000 times I still cry and I still ball to ride and I’ve been listening to that since 2012 her songs give ur soul an orgasm I swear
In wich song?
The gays will never forget Billie Eilish’s album won before this masterpiece
tragic
Okay but Billie's was also f*** amazing. That shit was a masterpiece especially for her age.
@@sophiesdollhouse If Chemtrails Over the Country Club gets released when she says, maybe she'll have a chance for the 2021 grammy's
@@sophiesdollhouse and johnny depp doesn't have an oscar and painters like van gogh were considered talentless weirdos in their time. but the test of time prevails over meaningless awards.
SAY IT LOUDER BRO👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Your reaction of cinnamon girl harkened back to mine, that song is something special. Your ability to translate your joy and love for music across a screen and make others feel it is beautiful, thank you.
you're welcome ;))
1:01 norman fn rockwell
3:18 mariners apartment complex
5:34 venice bitch
10:34 fuck it i love you
12:12 doin' time
13:57 love song
14:51 cinnamon girl
17:13 how to disappear
19:42 california
22:05 the next best american record
24:00 the greatest
25:42 bartender
27:05 happiness is a butterfly
28:50 hope ia a dangerous thing for women like me to have but I have it
i been looking for this thank u😭
Priya Anand it’s always in his description box
@@gingersnapp114 wait... what? I have never seen this ;D okay, so I was doing it for no reason, great
@@jula1294 Well yes but I know that shit takes time so I recognize your effort and thank you for thinking in others...but you were doing it for no reason lol
@@jula1294 he actually copies the first comment he finds of the time stamps. So I'm still grateful for you.
Cinnamon girl makes everybody cry.
When ur not the only one who got hit by Cinnamon Girl Hard
exactly :))))))
I remember crying on the bus to work the first time I heard it lol
That moment when you stopped to talk about how there’s people who just get to experience and feel music in their bones had me tearing up 😭
Same
This Lana series has made me feel so good. It’s great to see someone with the depth to really appreciate her music in its entirety and get lost in it. This record is phenomenal and only gets better the more you listen.
agreed!
Agree wholeheartedly! I keep coming back to his Lana reactions … I find them so soothing and his way of describing her is so true and wonderful… we lana Stans need more people like this especially to see the music move him so much!🙌🤍
After listening from start to finish of Lana's albums Cinnamon Girl was finally the one to make him cry lol
But how can you not cry to cinnamon girl
This and happiness is a butterfly 🦋
"Chemtrails over the country club" out September 5th
Country Club*
Lmfaooooo
Tbh I like country house better 😂
@@lulum9656 you're right. I changed it.
Out in 2030😍
It’s assumed that TNBAR is about her writing Ultraviolence with her ex boyfriend. The demo to it actually says that he “did it all for fame” and that it was he that was obsessed, but it seems that she’s realized that they both were over their heads and put their work above the health of their relationship so she changed the lyrics. He’s the subject of California as well.
It was also a reject from LFL
I’ve heard it’s Barry right?
Yeah, I actually always felt like in the demo she's sort of throwing him under the bus but after that she's grown and changed her perspective, taking her share of responsibility for whatever happened between them. I really prefer the final version.
Not exactly, it's about him writing his album/music not about UV.
i’ve heard somewhere california is about barrie?
Oh I have been waiting for this one, turn it uppppp.
i said this exact sentence before i clicked on this video oh my god
Emily Saban what ohmygod 😂
NFR and Ultraviolence are both just on another level. I forgot how good this album was. A masterpiece. Hopefully her next album retains that vintage americana aesthetic and soaring vocals and melodies that made these two albums great.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Listen to the whole album while driving around to nowhere, that’s when you’ll feel every song more intensely
If I do this I'll probably die in a car accident, but thank you for the idea
Haven’t watched the vid yet but I feel like cinnamon girl is going to have you feeling some type of way
When he said wtf and was speechless at California I reallyyyyy felt that
Now you should listen to burning desire, Is This Happiness, flipside, young and beautiful, big eyes, I can fly
is this happiness is so good
Chelsea Hotel, Hey Blue Baby, Dayglo Reflection, Heart Shaped Box cover....
@@abcdeqwerty1047 then Fine China too
i cried during young and beautiful
This album is so important to me. It came out the day I left to live in another country and i had not been a fan of Lana del Rey at the moment but a notification popped up on my phone saying that a new Lana's album came out so I decided to give it a listen. When I listened to the first track I remember thinking "THIS IS SPECIAL." it made me feel some type of way. It was the first Lana's album that I listened to and ever since I have become a HUGE fan of Lana. Lana has been an important part of this experience of living in another country. I love her and this album :)
Right! Hope you are well.
omgg ! me too! i was in mexico visiting my family and i was also visiting my dad grave yard for the first time and this album came out and i waited outside for an hour downloading the music and ever since i’ve fell in love with lana
a year later and you're hopefully slaying in your new country, i hope it's somewhere nice, or somewhere that really fits lana's aesthetic
@@barbiastan4037 it's Poland so no. 😂
@@atefamri1232 oop 💀
My top 3 Songs are:
1. The Greatest
2. California
3. Doin Time, because of the vibe....Idk it is special to me, it is pure summer for me...
Oooo the greatest, how to disappear and bartender i didnt like. The greatest sounds too similar to “sam smith i know im not the only one”
Sir Snow Kinda....but it is way better,
The greatest is my favorite by hers alongside radio. Something about the greatest just gets me every. single. time!
@Imogen Russell TOTALLY AGREE
@@monagarcia1803 that piano at the end jerked my tears 😭
Who else literally screamed when they heard Cinnamon Girl? I know I did
It was too relatable I just cried
The chills man
My heart broke !!
I cried screamed
I screamed when I heard the first note of Norman F*cking Rockwell 😂😂so yes
Cinnamon girl is just a freaking masterpiece
I've listened to NFR everyday since it was released, there's not a day where I don't get goosebumps listening to this masterpiece.
“Least Favourite: No” 💀💀💀💀
"I feel sorry for people, the music doesn't hit them" 🤣lmao IKR
go back and listen to Shades of Cool and then listen to California again!
shades of cool: "my baby lives in shades of blue" , "and I can't do nothing about his strange weather"
california: "you hate the heat, you got the blues, changing like the weather, oh that's so like you"
@kimochi yup! you could also infer that she references Ride with the lyric, "I heard the war was over if you really choose, the one in and around you"
@@HunterLivingston also in get free "sometimes i feel like i got a war in my mind"
kimochi I’m still mad that’s only available in japan. Not even on Spotify 😭
I don't even like her other records that much ngl, but this is easily like in my top 20 albums ever made. I still have no words for this.
Not even Ultraviolence?
@@justvibin7883 acutally Born To die and ultraviolence are both great imo, I'd give them like 8.5/10s
but yeah NFR just transcends everything, i don't even know how it happened
Jack antonoff is a huge reason. They collaborated on most of this record; he’s the producer on most of these joints.
@@bigdawgg1994 Yeah I know, hes incredible. He also did Melodrama which is one of my favs ever. Can't wait to see what he manages to come up with on Lorde and Lana's next album
She’s been under a lot of heat lately but thanks for doing this regardless!
Yeah she shouldn't have shown the faces but people dragged her more cause she was lana
I hate my existence It was a mistake that was corrected.
I hate my existence people were literally acting like she was shooting people. Like yeah she made a mistake but it was a witch-hunt on twitter
@@sophielou2929 this cancel culture needs to go.
Sarah Louise but it really wasn’t a mistake. It was people’s mind twisting her words to make themselves feel better :/
'love song' is actually the reason why i cried for this album, she said "you know that I just die to make you proud".
It’s sad how she didn’t won the Grammy she deserved it
I have to admit when he finally burst into tears a little bit I smiled like _hell yeah you're really enjoying it_ because I being there.
I'm so glad that I've finally found someone who gets California the same way that I do. This song is sensational. And this may be the best react to the album that I've seen, overall. Great job, Jon, and I hope you're all right!
I think California might be my all time favourite song of hers
imagine listening to this album for the first time jesus. i would give anything to listen to love song for the first time and cry again.
Peyton Stenander it really does
Love song is my least fave on the record.
I’d give my left leg to listen to this whole album for the first time again 👁👄👁
“Least favorite: No”
He didn't even write "nothing"
😂😂
I felt that
When you got emotional with Cinnamon Girl... We all feel you, bro.
cinnamon girl is honestly and engineering masterpiece. the production is 4k
"LANA DEL REY isn't a name ... It's a Feeling 💙 "
I like that Lana went with naming it after ‘NFR’ but it would have been more precise to name it after ‘The Next Best American Record’, because wow 😳
When you smile so hard at his reactions because he gets it like you do.
WE WANT HER UNRELEASED SONGS
like; ıs this happines?kinda outta luck, serial killer,elvis,queen of disaster,playground.
yess and my best days, because of you, kill kill
he needs to react to Lizzie grant!
@@katerinapress9982 yeahh kill kill is one of my favs too.
Yes to heaven 💖
Pawn shop blues 😔
Mariner's apartment complex and The Greatest are her best songs ever, TG is downright prophetic!
Bummer summer and 13 beaches are her best songs
yep, I was listening to the greatest on repeat for the past 2 months it felt so real
"we didn't know that we had it all
but nobody warns you before the fall"
My favorite two songs on the album. NFR, Venice Bitch, Cinnamon Girl, Fuck It I Love You, and Bartender are my other top picks
@@aker919 I've been doing the same thing, it makes me tear up lol. And that bit where she says "life on Mars ain't just a song" after Saturday's launch? Goosebumps! 😱
@@JamesKovacic Venice Bitch is hypnotic. But the beat and refrain in Fuck it i love you?? It's everything 😍
imo this is absolutely her best album, and very underrated, every single song is *golden*
As a long time lana fan, this video made me so emotional. To see someone appreciate her on the level that I do hit me super hard. I got the pleasure of briefly meeting lana and all I could manage to utter to her was ‘thank you’. I’ve no picture or autograph to show for it. I just wanted to hold her hand and thank her for the gift she’s shared with us.
NFR is like the best album ever made, yes. I’m gonna miss your Lana videos, isn’t there any way to continue? Watching her live performances or music videos or something?
Tropico 👀
unreleased
Unreleased and tropico
Accurate comment
Young and beautiful, and the other movie songs she did!!
Lana's music is the best. NFR is growing on me - wasn't blown away after my first listen but it gets better and better! Loved your reaction btw, very cool to watch how you're into her songs as well.
11:46 moment all lana fans felt proud
i feel it
RUclips: NORM.......
Me: LIKE
lana only hits two ways:
blasting her songs on headphones
or
sitting in your car with the radio on full blast just plain vibing
That's the only way!. You're not gonna get that full experience listening through a speaker no bigger than the end of an eraser.
I just can’t wait for Chemtrails over the country club 😫
January 11!
I hope she goes back to big production videos 😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@virtualmohd this didn’t age well
@@criticalhard lucky you
@@criticalhard you manifested
Honestly this album is an absolute masterpiece, the way the instruments blend into each other and her poetry is so surreal, such a beautiful mix
Whenever I grab a canvas to paint I just have to listen to Lana, it's become like a ritual of mine in the past 10 years
Yesss if you haven't read it she has a poem "passed the bushes Cypress thriving" where she mentions painting
Same
Cinnamon Girl - that song crawls deep under my skin every f'ing time. Gotta love that song and the whole record.
Can't believe that there are people who don't feel music like that. But then again, there's people who truly enjoy listening to EDM, which I can't understand for the life of me, so there's probably that special type of music for everybody.
I’m so glad California got sunglasses!!!! That’s my favorite from this record❤️❤️
Alas, we have reached the end. What a journey my fellow stans. Fin
well the comments are begging for more so hopefully he'll continue
WHERE'S THE NOTIFICATION SQUAD!?
OMG literally 5 minutes ago I was thinking of this specific video and now here we are.. Sad it's the last one on Lana. You should do now her videos.
Your way to describe is incredible, the depth is on another level!
Keep like this man, real content, not just for the views and fan service.
the last for now, she's got a new album coming out in september :)
@@_sadgirl_8730 yeah, but, I don't know.. With everything that's happening right now and all the backlash she's recieveing, I'm not sure if she's going to release it on September 5th
@@Hazmatism i dont think it'll come out exactly then but hopefully soon
Its weird because I had Venice Beach in my head earlier and thought "I hope he reviews this album soon" then BOOM a few hours later it was posted.
Jon, Been loving your journey through Lana's world, Lana really is a unique talent and one of the best modern day songwriters.
Your little speech about how music gets in your cells made me want to marry you. I'm already married to a wonderful man though, so maybe in the next lifetime. Great reaction as always, dude.
Try singing Happiness Is A Butterfly, then you will have all the heartbreaks in the world!
I'm ready to pay for his uncut reaction to cinnamon girl.
Lana was ROBBED at the Grammys!!! I was so mad when I found out she didn't win a single one for this album.
Dropping this on a monday to make everyone feel better. What a legend!
fun fact: the guy on the album cover is jack nicholson’s grandson :)
Good fact!
no that's me and my future bestie lana
He appears in the 'Bartender' Music Video. The video comes with 'Norman F**king Rockwell', & 'Happiness Is Butterfly' 3 in 1
"Chemtrails over the country club" is coming...
It is?
@@alexia4240 probably march 2021
@@-boysclub6670 It's coming in January.
yes
@@mellie3882 ik I was just saying that cuz lana Is the queen of not having release dates
I really wish “Looking for America” was on this album. I would love to have heard your reaction to it, especially in such times we are facing right now 😔
I love that song😭😭😭