[jordanjm]

Why don't you tell us, you're the one that can see the damn future.

[Sinvius]

I just hope she's be making the same music if she becomes famous, I don't want her to go generic.

[Whore of Babylon]

Ultraviolence will be her 21.

[RainDreamer]

Yes tbh, her music is the future of the industry

[Ferrer]

Originally posted by dannylex

And I don't want her to be either. I love my Lana just the way she is right now.

Right! Her being indie makes her so much cooler and gangsta then the rest of the pop girls. If she blows up then she won't be as special IMO.

[Ferrer]

Originally posted by Sinvius

I just hope she's be making the same music if she becomes famous, I don't want her to go generic.

[Cain]

I think she will blow up, yeah.

[Marq]

Yes, I really feel that the Ultraviolence era can boost her up to huge popularity in the US with the right material. This era can make or break her. She has all of the makings of an up and coming superstar, and has a huge amount of hype and a solid fanbase that can lead her there.

She's already received a lot of exposure in the US from Born To Die and Paradise, but I think she has the potential to blow up and become a real force.

[Cain]

Tbh there is more hype for her among the GP than for most popgirls.

[Diarrhoea]

You're the psychic, you tell me

[highwayuni]

I was just listening to her segment. They do predict big things from her and they compared her to Beyoncé. They also talked about her she was able to overcome all of the negative press and the perception of being an internet fad.

BTD officially crossed the one million mark and Paradise has sold over 300,000 copies in the US (I think they said 327,000). What kind of slay?

Yes, Ultraviolence will slay. I doubt Interscope are going to let it flop. They know that she has massive amounts of potential. She's gained a LOT of hype outside of the pop forums and has that same "cool to like" factor that Beyonce and other artists have. She's one of the most streamed artists out there and the fact that her singles have been lingering in the top 300 on iTunes for the last year or so. And her album longevity is just >

Even her non singles have gained a lot of buzz. I frequently see people talk about Gods and Monsters and Dark Paradise.

Lana will comeback HARD!

[alrightsir]

She will be more successful. She has everything to have a huge era but she won't smash as big as 21 did - and it's actually a good thing. She can built her brand and status slowly without getting overexposed.

[Dark Poet]

Originally posted by alrightsir

She will be more successful. She has everything to have a huge era but she won't smash as big as 21 did - and it's actually a good thing. She can built her brand and status slowly without getting overexposed.

This, tbh.

[Jezang Looz]

I think so. She has a lot of anticipation for this album so 2014 can really be her year.

It all depends on the music/promotion now. I wonder if she is gonna surprise release the single like her father was hinting at on twitter.

[IamCY]

I don't think she'll be a superstar but will at least match BTD's success

[Alchemist]

I don't think she'll blow up.

[HumanitySector]

Originally posted by IamCY

I don't think she'll be a superstar but will at least match BTD's success

The fact that you say "at least" when Born To Die TRIPLED the sales of your superstar fave's last album

[highwayuni]

Originally posted by HumanitySector

The fact that you say "at least" when Born To Die TRIPLED the sales of your superstar fave's last album

I don't even think he meant it as an insult 5,000,000 copies being the minimum that she can sell is amazing.

[Summertime Love]

[Mike91]

I doubt she'll have much singles success (though I still think Ride, Born to Die, and Blue Jeans deserved to smash), but I could see the album doing well.

I'd love for her to take off properly though.