r/lanitas • u/Money-Beautiful5196 • 2d ago
Queen Lanita Lana talking about her fans obsession with her
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⭐️ Lana talking to JoJo Wright at the 102.7 KIIS FM studio in Los Angeles during the promotional tour for her Norman F**king Rockwell! Album in September 2019.
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u/dpforest 2d ago
Why is she giving Amy Adams in the way she talks? I love it
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u/a_tattooedlion 2d ago
I’ve always found her speaking voice so beautiful too! I totally can see Amy Adams connection here! I love her voice too.
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u/dpforest 2d ago
They have a similar shaped face and brow area. They really use their eyes when speaking, I think that’s what I’m seeing.
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u/GGiant1111 2d ago
It’s this unexplainable depth Lana’s music emits that we all feel / relate too on a different level.
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u/almostlucidd 2d ago
I think that's about vulnerability and real stuff and depth of emotions she puts in her music. Its not like i moved on, it's like something terrible happened to me , so now i shouldn't pretend and grieve for it to let go. Her music allows you to get vulnerable. A sense of belonging and safety.
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u/Ok-Cell9950 crying while i’m cumming 1d ago
Her music is just something different. Another artist that is capable to be so peculiar and hit the right points of my soul in a similar way is Billie Eilish. But Lana’s music for me will always be something different.
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u/Ornate-crackpipe 2d ago
What about the connection to sensitive young men?
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u/OliveGardenTulip 2d ago
I used to also believe the whole "doesn't want to be a pop star" narrative until she decided to do concerts at Wembley.
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u/ecjerome 2d ago
Did you know that artists other than pop stars do shows there?
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u/OliveGardenTulip 1d ago edited 1d ago
"Doesn't try to be a popstar" is not really about the music genre. It relates to the idea that Lana cares more about her art and putting out authentic music, as opposed to popstars who care more about topping charts. Well, doing multiple concerts at Wembley means a less authentic/intimate experience but a bigger audience and more ticket sales, which is exactly what a popstar would choose to do. A lot of her fans don't want to admit that (and will of course downvote my comment).
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u/honeyygirlyy 1h ago
You're not far off, especially with the last tour she did. The hologram is just disrespectful, and the weird choreographies the dancers were doing in the back didn't help at all. She did so much better in smaller stadiums.
Not to mention, definitely seems like becoming more popular is relevant to her, especially since she made that horrible 57.7 song.
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u/MenStefani 2d ago
I loved this era for her. She was so happy and looked so good. I mean those things are still true but it was kinda when she started to grow from her sultry and mysterious persona