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'Team' video by Lorde

So,I was thinking that maybe,just maybe I should take a break from my depressive/ing/ed posts and talk about something that does cheer me up.
Music.







Not very pretty but we sure know how to run things. 


For those of you who don't know her,Lorde is simply one of the hottest things right now,or so I hear.She is a 16 years old girl from New Zeeland,and ever since her hit 'Royals' hit the radios,she is the hot thing at this moment.
When I heard about Lorde and downloaded her albums and shared her music on Facebook and stuff,nobody really gave a damn.But now,well,they seem do go all 'Royals' all the time.Is this good or bad?
This girl has a bunch of amazing songs,and she is also really talented,I am just in love with her voice,plus she is quuuuuuuite awkward herself.She has this boho sort of thing going on with her clothes,and her hair is really lion-mane level of crazy,and she is really true,and listens to stuff like Fleetwood Mac,which makes me love her even more.
A few of her songs that I love(except from 'Royals',and 'Team',which is featured here,obviously),would absolutely have to bea 'Tennis Court'(and I will also link the video to this one,since I adore it,down below),'Buzzcut season','White teeth teens' and 'The love club',plus,maybe 'A world alone' and 'Still sane'(tons of epic things to choose from,sorry,I'm not sorry).
Back to the video now.
Yeah,here I was,bored as hell after watching my shows and stuff,and I thought about checking to see what's new on Youtube.And then I find this.And I go into my fangirl mood.Okay,it is quite hard to get,and kinda bizzare,but this is what Lorde's all about.You never really can get what her stuff are about.It's just a bunch of dark things that also make you focus even harder(if possible) on the lyrics of her songs(which are deep as fudge,lads) so I do love that.
I love this interesting dark-ish vibe,which,and I really have no idea why this happens,gets my mind going to the indians(is this the right term?) in Australia,or maybe the tribes in Africa.I don't know,I just love it.
I love her.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
Love always,
Me.

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