The Under-Appreciated Impact of Lana Del Rey
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Today, we’re going to be talking about the underappreciated impact of Lana Del Rey. Some of you may wonder - what do you mean by underappreciated? Lana Del Rey is one of the best artists of our time!
And while that may be true and many do champion for Lana, I don’t think she’s always focused on being influential, unless it’s by mention from another popular artist.
Lana Del Rey’s impact on the industry is often not recognized. So with that, we’re going to look at several factors that express Lana’s broad influence that you may not even be aware of.
We’re going to be looking into larger aspects such as her leadership in the aptly titled “sad pop” genre and prompting further discussion when it comes to mental health and music.
Additionally, we’ll dive into other personal reasons surrounding Lana; such as her battle for authenticity following a devastating “Saturday Night Live” performance and her willingness to flow into whatever direction she seems fit, which is anything but conventional.
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She’s truly the 2010s foundation of the alt pop girl
Literally!
Dunno if you guys gives a shit but if you're bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all of the latest movies and series on instaflixxer. Been watching with my gf these days :)
@Maximus Samir yea, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself =)
The fact that she doesn't have a Grammy is insane.
Ugh, don't get me started on the Grammys !
Nobody needs the scammys, I mean when Changes gets nominated for best pop vocal album you know the award show is a pool of 💩
After this year’s ceremony, I am done with the Grammys. So I am a fan of Christian music and they gave Kanye West the Grammy for best contemporary Christian album when just not too long ago he posted on Twitter a video of him peeing on his Grammy.. 🤦♂️
it’s because all her albums are only eligible for the pop categories. Thus being the most competitive. And her albums ain’t really straight up pop? If their was another category like ‘best alternative pop album’ she’d be a multi Grammy winner by now.
It’s like Leo with the Oscars, it’s so ridiculous. There evidence is right there ppl and give her her props!
She walked so that ALL sad girls could run
OMG ---
I’m a sad girl, i’m a sad girl, i’m a bad girl
Best comment ever!!!
She teared up 😢 so other girls could sob 😭
@@hectorreyes6726 help
It's funny when people say Lana imitated Halsey when everybody knows Lana came first. She was the first of a movement.
Halsey is a huge Lana fan
CatLover theres even a video of halsey singing and dancing in a concert of lana
Remember Taylor Swift said Lana is her Artist of the decade ❤
💕
When did Taylor say this?? ❤
@@Raul-vw2xp in her billboard women of the decade speech
@@KirangopalSingh no! Taylor Swift said
Lana Del Rey is her Most influential artist not Artist of the Decade
Al-Hafis Q. Sultan she called lana THE MOST INFLUENTIAL ARTIST OF THE DECADE
Even if she didn't directly influence modern day music, she definitely made the foundation for "sad music" to be recognized.
Totally 🙌
even tho she did directly influence lots of modern day music... not saying all, but lots. billie eilish, taylor swift, and less populars.
@@cantshakeyoumel yeah obviously I know that and everyone knows that. But the her indirect influence is what's going to shape the music industry for years to come.
@@cantshakeyoumel her influece is clear mainly in her genre; conan, lorde, halsey, billie and finneas, kali, the weeknd, taylor, madison beer, lauren jauregui, kevin abstract, ellie goulding etc. have all credited lana as an inspiration at some point and others like børns and melanie have clearly been inspired too
edi sr Exactly. Very clear. And has helped spread her sound to the main stream when u think about it.
Lana has such an immeasurable impact on todays music its insane
Indeed 🙌
So many artists today sound like early Lana work (2012-2014)
An example quote to show that Lana does whatever she wants: "I played it for my managers and I was like, “Yeah, I think this is the single I want to put out.” And they were like, “It’s 10 minutes long. Are you kidding me? It’s called ‘Venice B*tch.'” Like, “Why do you do this to us? Can you make a three minute normal pop song?” I was like, “Well, end of summer, some people just wanna drive around for 10 minutes get lost in some electric guitar.”
and she’s LDR so she can do that. she’s earned the right. she has a wonderful mind and makes great creative choices. she’s a true visionary
Lana Del Rey is probably the most influential artist of the decade, even Taylor Swift said it in the Billboard Music Awards, and she has all the reasons, since Lana came out, a ton of artists became way more sad with her music, darker, depressive or at leats minimalistic, it's the truth, Halsey, Conan Gray, Melanie Martinez are a few examples.
The radio had been playing so many songs that are minimalistic, depressive, calm and relaxing, introspetive music, Billie Eilish is such a proof that the Lana's impact is amazing, she is kinda like a Lana, Lorde or Avril Lavigne but she has been compared to Lana way more than others, and her music has soft vocals, minimalistic production, introspective and dark lyrics, etc,.
Even rappers and popstars have been very influenced by Lana, like Taylor Swift, Folklore is such a Lana´s kinda album, the songs that could do and Wildeast dreams was one of the first songs that was big and it has such a Lana vibe.
Lana in the future, even now, it will be considered a cult artist for being so iconic and unique, like Joni Mitchell and Carole King, she's on that road for sure.
Can you explain the Melanie Martinez example? I believe*dont hate* melanie paved her own way for other alternative artists(expect lana del rey ofc)
@@prettyastri you just answered your own question
In the words of Billie Eilish: "She created us, man".
@@prettyastri Lana and Marina were both really big influences for Melanie. She’s stated this in a few interviews.
@@prettyastri I think Melanie isn't that similar to Lana del Rey, but she has a Lana vibe, idk, but she's kinda original in her concepts so, not for saying that she paved her own way, she's more dream pop.
I feel sorry for people who will never discover Lana's music and get to experience it.
Lana is one of the most underrated and under appreciated artists of all time. One of the main reasons she hardly gets any recognition is because she simply does not compare and/or compete with any other artists of today. Lana is competing for a place in history next to Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, etc. not Ariana Grande, The Weeknd, Billie Ellish, etc. We are witnessing one of the greats making musical HISTORY. Unfortunately for Lana, it will take longer for her art to be appreciated the way she deserves. Lana del Rey has always been so ahead of her time artistically and it will take everyone else decades before she is recognized as such.
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Agreed Lana is definitely gonna be the type of artist who’s legacy, influence and impact is more recognized, appreciated and lauded over time when she’s still alive but older and past her prime (both musically and popularity) or in some cases sadly when she passes away
Seems like Lana and her fans have a problem with getting their points across without name dropping other artist
@@xkeepcalmandsmilex9788 I don’t know if you misinterpreted what I was saying or just an angry person, but it’s not a negative thing that I was pointing out that Lana doesn’t compete or compare with artists today. In more ways than not, Ariana, The Weeknd, Billie, etc. are more successful and far more appreciated than Lana. Which is a compliment. By me saying Lana competes with artists like Bob Dylan, Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Janis Joplin, etc. I am saying that those artists didn’t have the accolades that their peers did at the time and their work took more time to be recognized as some of the greatest. I consider those artists I mentioned exceptional. They will go down in music history the same as Lana will. They are just categorized differently.
"To be great is to be misunderstood" - Ralph Waldo Emmerson
I just think Lana doesn’t care, she never did. Lana just wants to create music and films, Lana don’t feel like she has to please the charts, or critics. She isn’t trying to be mainstream.
Totally agree. She's doing her own thing and it's working beautifully for her!
@@popdissected4400 I wish every artist was like this. In the end music should be made because they enjoy it, not because they have to.
I totes agree ,and I love that about her
She cares a lot about a few things... definitely.. but is not something that defines her.
Oh, but she does care. She sued lorde over her song stoned at the nail salon for sounding similar to one of her tracks. She ended up getting a percentage of royalties but stated that she didn’t care about the money and wanted lorde to publicly acknowledge that she copied her song
She made vinyl popular again. After her BTD album that did amazing on vinyl sales, everyone started making vinyl for their albums as we can see today. Besides that, no one makes anything like lana’s music. Her genre is lana del rey. It contains elements of hip hop, indie, rock etc. we can see how she impacted artists like madison beer and billie eilish. I also think the SNL live performance was weird on purpose, to gain attraction and interest.
I think the same about SNL.
Even then born to die is still on the billboard 200 and is outselling some 2021 albums in just vinyl sales. she’s insane
I love Lana so much but I don't think the SNL performance was on purpose. I think she was just very nervous to be on such a huge platform live for the first time. You can even see her touch her throat during the performance when she sang a note that wasn't so amazing. Showing that she's frustrated with what she just sang. I love her and tbh that live wasn't even that bad. At least she showed more emotion in that performance than most singers today.
Thats it, we need to have a new genre "del rey" music
@@OldiesMusicLover100 I still can't believe her snl performances were so bad. Like Lana del Rey is actually a great singer and i just to this day still don't understand why those performances were as bad as they were
The greatest is a masterpiece that not many people have heard
Rob?
@@sinafazel8435 omg?
I have heard it for all of them :D
The Greatest was like a lockdown song but created pre-lockdown. Very apocalyptic . So good.
such a good one,it’s in my top three tracks on nfr
Lana’s career and life is so intricate and interesting, she’s truly one of the greatest artists of all time. Her pre-Born To Die days, frequent unreleased music leaks and everything else. She is so misunderstood because people don’t have the patience to learn everything about her, but those who do love her and can see her impact and influence across pop culture
well said
Shes one of few modern artists that i consider an Icon! She just has such a trademark sound, estetic and art that makes her captivating, she for sure dosent get the recognition she deserves, and born to die was a masterpiece, groundbreaking for the time it was released
Born to Die remains a staple for me. The music from this album never fails to captivate me as it did when I first listened to it now 10+ years ago.
its too goooodddddd
Lana’s gonna be one of those artists that people cite as a major inspiration for decades to come, just watch
im just grateful to be alive while lana is tbh
Haha, I get that!
Dude i hear so many songs on the radio and i’m thinking Lana/produced wrote it. A lot of female pop singers decided to go through that “dark” rebellion route once Lana came through. This lady deserves better recognition
She's the embodiment of indie music, it influences mainstream but stays underrated.
Nice way of putting it. ✨👏
I feel she'd be more famous if she had promoted her work, like other artists appearing on talkshow even if it's just singing like she did with her Let Me Love You Like A Woman song
She values her freedom over fame. She treasures driving and ambling freely through the city over being followed everywhere by paparazzi. This is why she performs at relatively smaller venues. She even performed at a club recently with collaborator Nikki Lane.
Not promoting herself causes her to not attain a peak in her career, which will eventually lengthen her relevancy because if there is no peak, there will be no fall either.
@@voxtur__7 wow i love that last part
@@voxtur__7 True. And Fame isn't as great as what others expect it to be. Imagine people following you all the time and tabloids discussing about your personal life 24/7. Fortunately, Lana has her recognition under her own control.
This is the fact. Lana follows her own ambitios and freedom. She dosent promote her albums because she dosent care, she wants to be free. She do what she wants🧡
I think that she got tired of this. At the last year there was so much shit about her opinions (whom was missed understood) and change of appearance online, and it’s hard...
I believe she knows that a true fan will listen to her music even if she never promoted herself on the ELLEN show, or look young for ever like a barbi doll. that is just not her thing. She is a true artist, and you can’t push art into someone’s eyes- if you like what she share and deliver to the world; so you’re more than fucking welcome to join her little fuckers group. If you don’t like it, its ok too. Just don’t spread hate all over something/someone you don’t really know. That is the deal in my opinion.
(And yet, if U cant see and be blown away but the art you can get from her for free, its totally your lost lol)
i’m a lana stan and so i’m a tab biased but she is the most influential woman today in music. period.
It is unfortunate how specious her reputation has become recently. Only the truest fans know what kind of a person she really is and how she was actually correct each time she got entangled in a fallacious backlash.
her tone-deaf post would’ve been fine if she hadn’t compared herself to a group of mostly women artists of color, with the clear tone that she thinks she’s been treated way worse by the media when that’s just observably untrue.
@@eduardoherrera8604 she was merely giving examples.
@@voxtur__7 all of which were black women whom had got x10 the criticism she had at various stages in their career, both from the public and behind the scenes (:
@@sharon-bp9pk nah , people like Beyoncé get blindly praised
Absolutely. I think all the hate that she is getting is mainly from trolls who are taking advantage of the current volatile social climate. She’s always been on the right side of history and isn’t afraid to defend herself. Lana will come out on top though because she is in it for the long haul and her music and talent is undeniable.
The difference between the critics during the btd era vs the nfr era is wild
The biggest proof of her geniusness is how you can go back to the album's she wrote 10, 8, 4 years ago and still love them even though you listen to them everyday.
It's such good art that you never get tired of hearing and always find new nuances even if it's the 100 time you are listening to a certain song. It's definitely the type of music where you need to spend time on to enjoy but once you do it's like heaven to your ears.
She will never get the hype she deserves because her music is not for the masses and because she's not a men.
Her albums age like fine wine it's not a joke
i will never forgive y'all for discrediting lana del rey like that. she literally created her own genre and fought for her music during pop era.
Lana's influence is incredible! you wouldn't have Selena Gomez Good for you, Lorde's career, or Billie Eilish. I wish she would get recognized for what she has brought to the music industry! she deserves more!
I think Lorde was just the year after but definitely Billie
Lorde emerged right around that time, so I think she would have had a successful career anyway.
@@voxtur__7 i think its more like lorde wouldn't be as successful if lana wasnt so popular the year prior to her debut.
Lowkey taylor swift takes a lot of inspiration from Lana too
Don’t know how people can say lorde wasn’t inspired-she even said she listened to BTD while making her album- Billie,Melanie Martinez, Sky Ferreira, early Halsey, The neighbourhood etc definitely owe her a LOT
Literally every album she’s released has been good - even the songs I enjoy less are better than many songs you hear in the top 20.
I think if you wanna get into lana you shouldn't start with her singles, lana is all about poetic writing and I don't think her most popular singles have that such as summertime sadness or born to die. I'd recommend Terrence Loves You, Change, the greatest, Happiness is a butterfly, Black Beauty and old money
The way you listed some of her absolute best songs, period
@@mirroredheart7292 I used to skip Terrence Loves You, now it's my absolute fave song by her
The greatest was a single Lol
Me starting out with Radio, Dark Paradise and Cola 🧍🏻
@@avablu5852 it's a poetic one
lana and taylor are some of the most influential artists of the decade if not the century
❤️ 💕 !
I see Lana but Taylor nah she generic
@@virtualdream6246 really??? i can’t rn😭
@@virtualdream6246 you can't deny her influence in the industry. not only musically but she has to be one of the smartest and most powerful businesswoman in the music industry
@@virtualdream6246 yes a generic artist randomly releases 2 alt rock-pop albums out of nowhere with 5 minute songs.
its so crazy how talented she is it's like she created her own genre. she should definitely make her own record label
Absolutely. There’s nothing much more to add, her work is absolutely beautiful and has paved the way for many to go in similar directions, whether that’s artists already existing at that time or new artists that were yet to debut. Halsey in particular is an artist I cannot imagine existing without Lana, especially her debut album in terms of the type of cinematic atmospheric vibes she was going for by creating a concept album. Lana always has been but especially now is seen as a controversial figure which certainly does not help her perception by the general public 9 years after her debut album, but when her work stands on its own, I think it is very powerful in the way that it is simple and present and not hyper-promoted or overexposed to the public and I can only assume that it will be much more appreciated in the future.
Def agree 🙌
Finally a video about Lana!! Never clicked so fast
Hahah, hope you enjoyed! 💕
I really did! Thank you so much❤️
@@popdissected4400 On this same note though, I think it's about time for a video on Marina (formerly Marina and the diamonds). She and Lana have LOTS of similarities. Lyrical geniuses, non-conventional, no trend chasers, true concept albums. Pleeease ;3
I struggle to think of someone else whose had such an impact that’s lasted for this long. As Billie once said, ‘she raised us.’ Her impact will continue to be demonstrated in younger up-and-comers; people like Billie who have been inspired by her in their teenage years. I think her legacy will only get stronger.
I’m a 70 year old guy who only discovered Lana this year. Brought up on Hendrix, Beatles, Byrds, Bowie, Pink Floyd, Paul Simon et al, for me Lana stands out today, musically and lyrically. Indie with a touch of Ennio Morricone I call it. I love her ❤
Wow that’s amazing. Have you listened to Ultraviolence? I’m sure you’ll love it
I feel like alot of people and specifically critic aware of her influence on other artists , if you read there reviews, and that is really good considering how lana del rey don’t promote for her self that much
Very good point!
I love Lana and the vid you did, but when you inserted the furry clip I DIED 💀💀
LMAO 💀 I had to...
please tell me what it means 😩😩 I never understood why everyone went crazy
@@jonathanmclaughlin2746 Lana had a pony figurine or stuffed animal in the background and someone (@unseasonedwater on Instagram) called her a furry in the comments.
I was literally going to ask you to make a video about her and then you post this! I am now convinced that you can read my mind!
I did purr
Hahaha 😆 💕
Lana had an aesthetic before it was an aesthetic.
Hahah 😂
Artists like Kelly Clarkson and Avril Lavigne are hugely successful,yet given less credit.P!nk and Christina Aguilera too.
YES YES YES
Agreed espacially pink and xtina
@@Kevin-rg3yc Avril Lavigne is very influential too.
@_s l e e p b e n_ Kelly Clarkson influential Demi Lovato in terms of her vocals but Avril Lavigne influenced her vocally.
QUEEN LANA🔥
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Lana is one of those artists who do have recognition but not being appreciated as they should’ve been, her impact is undeniable and it’s evidential in a lot of exhibits.
For instance alternative music and music with sentimental perspectives were not being as popular around the time she debuted, considering that most artists around that time were predominantly “optimistic” and even her label has underestimated her power at first. The fact that Ultraviolence was released at the same time when major artists like Katy Perry were releasing Prism but still gained one of the highest first week (even higher than some of those pop stars) was really exceptional on it’s own and it only showcases what Lana was trying to convince labels, your music does not always have to resonate with others to be acknowledged and this influenced other people to also make records that were more vulnerable/sentimental, Lana might not be the first artist to be affiliated with this genre, but she definitely is one of few of our generation who actually revived a genre that was barely having any presence anymore, if it wasn’t for her some of these upcoming alternative girls would not even have a career because their music would not be appreciated nor noticed by the public, she opened doors in that regard but it’s frequently being ignored, especially by the critics who have horrendously crucified her for years.
I’m glad that they’re finally having the realization of how prominent Lana’s presence actually is, but it’s still unfortunate how they are giving her flowers as for now and not in the beginning of her career.
Very well explained 🙌This really goes in depth even more about what she's done. Thank you for sharing!
I recently started listening to her and wow. Her voice is heavenly and her songwriting is amazing. can't believe I didn't start hearing sooner
I am jealous, I wish I could experience it for the first time again
FINALLY a video about this
🙌😉
What every artist can learn out of her snl performance is, that you should never get only one opportunity to show your vocal abilities in this range of time. She is a great singer, but failed once. And she didn't show her abilities for a long time after that. I visited a concert and it was an amazing experience.
I totally get that. I think it's awesome after that performance, she still was able to continue on and didn't have an "Ashlee Simpson" career ruining moment.
she’s the most underrated artist in the industry
I haven't even watched the vdo but thankssss dude for giving her the credit she deserves
😆 Hahaha, of course!
The reason so many people are fantasized with lana’s music, even those who don’t like alternative music, is because her music has this glamours almost unachievable very rich and shiny life, lana is somehow able to take fans into different places around the globe with her music, each song i can name a place i feel like it represents.
I've been a metalhead for over 2 decades now but this woman is just amazing what a fantastic artist. A treasure.
@@naemfield exactly, like I personally listen to completely different music but like her music feels like a soundtrack to a great movie. It's art and many people can recognize it as such
I do find it funny when people talk about a pre and post Lorde pop landscape when it was Lana that really made the change. Lorde helped it along and has made 2 good records, but there's no comparison.
@Kovu Pride I think you might like Lorde a little bit
Lana has definitely had an impact on artists that have come after her. Lorde and Billie Eilish like you mentioned, but there's a great number of women artists that have further explored her style and the sad pop genre. I think she gets more credit for it now than she did ten years ago. I mean take a look at the number of times she's name-dropped by critics when they are talking about or reviewing other artists.
The more the years pass more people are acknowledging her impact
Never will I forgive myself for sleeping on her this long...
@@popdissected4400 we all make mistakes I didn't know she exists until 2019 😂
Lana has remainded relevant by herself defending her style and her own ambitions. She has now 7 official albums if we evade her "no officials albums. She is one of the most productive artist of the decade in my opinion. She create art without stop and think "oh, which one is the trend now in music?, what people want for me? What kind of songs should i delivery to the record level? Who are the popular artist now to make a collaboration with them? No. She follows her own ambitions. She dosent care about the marketing, she make homevideos por her videoclips. She can appear in her own videos without expensive brands of clothes, no make up, no big production, its not a problem to her, now days this is so refreshing. She can appear y her interviews in sandals and short (love that simplicity). she may not even commercially promote her albums because she dont care.
She has influenciate this decade being herself
THANK YOU, been waiting for this one!!!
When you really look into it Lana's impact on the music industry is huge. I agree with another comment left here by someone else that said Lana doesn't compete with today's mainstream pop artists, she's in her own league - she literally established her own genre of music. She's unapologetic about her art and her beliefs (that are actually very liberal despite what the internet trolls try to claim). It's a shame to see how so many people are trying to ruin her reputation just because they refuse to understand her and ironically paint her in a negative light which only proves what Lana said on this exact topic to be true. When you take the time to read more into her lyrics and poetry, she's brilliant; a true talent, and someone who has something important to say about our culture. I'm so glad that I'm living in her time as I truly believe history will look back on her as one of this generation's greatest singer/songwriters. It's no wonder that so many other music legends like Stevie Nicks, Elton John, Bruce Springstein all rave about her, they know what they're talking about.
Very well explained !! 🙌
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We all know Norman Fucking Rockwell should have won Album Of The Year
and she wasn’t wrong about question for the culture
Yes she was, 100% wrong. If you take your Stan goggles off for a second and unpack everything she said you'd see the issue.
@@Theechosenone_ she was actually entirely correct everyone she got entangled in a specious backlash. From the open letter to politics and racism, she was nothing short of astute. If you wish to know, I can explain how but that will be quite a long text.
she didn’t need to put artists names and talk like she is the only person who suffered in the industry.
@@razan2206 she was merely giving examples. She never said she was the only woman who suffered. Recounting her struggles was important because the music industry is dark and deceptive, and thus, aspiring musicians will do well to have even the slightest clue of what happens behind those luxurious lives and faultless facades.
true clown status.
it's beautiful knowing that people like you are still acknowledging and shining light on her impact in music. she's definitely underlooked imo and she deserves so much more which this video displays so well. great video!
I genuinely love your videos! You’re truly underrated 😕
Awww thank you SO much 💕
ANOTHER ONE AAA This is hard work omg this will certainly make the algorithm increase your viewers. GOOD LUCK ❤❤❤
I'm just trying to do my best and give the people want they want 💕 Thank you!
Thank you for this video!!!! I’ve been saying this for such a long time lol
Hahah 😂 💕 !
yesss i was wating for this video tysm ❤
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Loving these regular uploads
Thank you! 😀
I've been listen yo her since I heard a demo version of National Anthem prior the release of BTD.
She became my personal icon
In addition to the shift in theme and tone of pop music, I also think she has some credit in the shift from rock-based pop to trap-based pop
Lana is such a good artist and u see appreciated. She is also one of the sweetest person to ever exist even tho she alway received hate. Her fans knows.
I think that's one thing that's a truth - fans always know how an artist really is (we hope), and they can see the good through any controversies or blown out of proportion situations.
@@popdissected4400 so true ! Thanks for this video, it’s refreshing to see a video about her that isn’t only about « problematic » and stuff she can be (I personally don’t think she is at all but anyways). Th and you a lot !
you are so kind!! I love you, beautiful soul
I'm a Lana Fan like most people here and like most I don't know her personally . And the only glimpse I get from her is from her music, interviews and from what she posts on her social media account and I'm Impressed with what she accomplished though she indeed came from a wealthy family she had her fair share of problems like her alcohol addiction, from her relationships and joining a cult thing and she'd overcome. And in her musical journey from singing to bars, then record labels not really paying attention to her, to her critics but she persevered and it was worth it. And it can't be denied that there are other also influential female artist in Alt but she has her own signature that you really know its her her. And yes she has her problems but she's like everyone of us , Humans who make mistakes and gets hurt and fed up she's no different than from everyone doing the thing they think is right. Everyone does it even people who hate her for her controversies call her out because they think they're doing the right thing and sometimes people just want to be right nobody wants to be wrong.
And personally for me I like Lana because of her Journey it just inspires me to keep on trying . That despite the odds you can still make a difference in and out of the camera and generally just doing the thing you love not to please others but for the sake of doing them.
And I honestly, appreciate this, not a lot of people talk about her and I enjoy listening to other people's insight so THANK YOU .
I was IN LOVE with Born to Die and Paradise but after those albums she changed how she was using her voice, way more falsetto (which is beautiful and amazing) but I loved it mixed with the deep tones we hear in Born to die, Ride, Young and Beautiful, etc. Ultraviolet and so on were mostly if not all ethereal sounding. That kind of turned me off, as I really loved how she used both tones. I had never heard that before.
can you please do a video on why bebe rexha and chloe x halle still haven’t successfully taken off, as well as why keke palmer never reached the level of her ex act contemporaries (ariana, demi, selena, miley, etc.)
Ooooh thats a good idea!
Keke being black is probably 75% of why she never made it, sad to say 🤷🏿♂️
finally a video about lana, love ur videosss💞
Thank you soooo much!!
you really wouldn't have all these new girls if it weren't for lana. idk how i ended up liking lana's music at 11/12 when all i knew up until that point was rihanna, gaga, katy, etc. but something about it was just so good to me. i think it was how cinematic it was, like off to the races, blue jeans, million dollar man; it wasn't like anything i had heard before.
Without NFR, We wouldn't have folklore or Evermore and that keeps me awake at night. Everyone say Thank You Lana
I found a handful of reviews that cited Lana when they reviewed "folklore" and "evermore" - pretty cool!
@@popdissected4400 Taylor herself cited Lana in one of her live pond sessions and talked about how she literally studies her lyrics to learn story telling.
@@agnusredel3709 Oh! I haven't seen the Long Pond Sessions, so I didn't know this 😅 But that's so cool to know!
@@agnusredel3709 wow! Taylor even rank by Lana as her number 1 fave lyricist
many of her songs are simply masterpieces
Thank youu!!
I can’t explain how grateful I am for being alive at the same time with her. Everything about her is the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen 😭
i would love if you could note the year and media for which every quote was taken. I really liked this video!
Bestie you really work hard ❤️
I appreciate the recognition
She's really under appreciated it's sad😢
We're giving her what she deserves 😌
she is such a queen oh my god
Queen status 👑
Ultraviolence is still her number 1 album for me that I didn’t think she could top or create something different but just as good as uv. Then she came out with NFR and I was completely shocked, it nearly topped UV. Now the question is can she top or create something as good as NFR, I think so. She’s that talented
I love her
Her voice, her style ✨👌🏻🙌🏻
Her video games debut single was SO popular when it came out in autumn 2011 in the UK
Absolutely Fell in Love with that song when it hit the airways 💗💓💞
Thank you for this video.
I been a Lana fan ever since I heard her song Videogames. Such a hauntingly beautiful and sombre piece of music. The amazing lyrics, the dark tone, the breathy and dramatic vocals. It's a MOOD all on its own. I just heard the whole Chemtrails album last night and once again I'm enthralled. In a world where everyone is chasing trends and desperately looking for the right gimmick to appeal to audiences, Lana remains true to herself conjuring up masterpiece after masterpiece. A legend in the making.
Could you do a similar video on Marina? Her impact always seems to get overlooked as well
Don't skip the obvious: A staggeringly beautiful woman will stir a negative reaction in some people. Men who cant have her (sour grapes) and jealous women (meow). Most will find solace in the comforting rubric that if she is that attractive she MUST be some combination of stupid / untalented / morally deficient. They want (read: NEED) to believe that so badly they will ignore all evidence to the contrary. This is their comfortable place. So it has ever been.
The fact that one can relate to melancholy in pop music, shows that we are a generation that is not afraid to try to understand our sensitive side.
She expanded an inescapable sound that ppl who got inspired became artists and who couldn't even figure out where they specifically got that inspiration
yayyyyy you did it yayyy yayyy yayyyyy im so happy
😊 💕
YES to everything in the video 🙌😌❤️
She defines 2010 onwards. Billie, Lorde and Taylor's Folklore are Evermore are because of Lana
Finally a video about Lana ! Thank you.
Of course! 😊
I'm listening her music almost when she started and I love her music it's very unique and relatable
Can you do a video about Marina and her art? She drop a new single and its coming back with a new album💕
Great suggestion!
mother of alternative, period. its like god mother del rey vs lorde. her arch nemesis is the female alt singer in her narrative. its on ella.
Creo que tiene una capacidad asombrosa de evocar al mundo, su mundo.
Lana's art will definitly outlive her and I have hope that she'll become one of those stars that shone even more after their death. Even if I'd rather she'll get the recognition she deserves rn I don't think it'll ever be enough, and like she said "Hollywood legends (and their legacy) will never grow old"...
She's the foundation of alternative music!!!!!
Lana Del Rey is "the greatest singer/songwriter of our time", hands-down.
Thank you for the great video! I just have two comments: I think you focused on the SNL performance a bit too much. Sure, it was pivotal in her career especially coming even before it officially began, but didn't need to be so excessively emphasized. 2nd: there were too many text slides in the video and I love reading all of them 😂 so a bit less would have been ideal. Thanks again!!!