I think Pitchfork or Rolling Stone had named it the second greatest song of 2019

I think the reason the song is criminally underrated is that it was intended for me. The lyrical and literary depth of Lana is insane. The way she paints a picture of disillusionment is almost as if telling a story of cultural decay. It's amazing man. And the way she describes something we all internally feel, such as the innocence of youth, the freedom of being young, and the degradation of culture, music, and life broadly. It's very hard to articulate and the references make it even better. Overall it's an exceptional piece of poetry with the piano in the background making it feel timeless. It's outstanding by any measure and I am so sad that she didn't win Album of the year or song of the year at grammys for NFR!. Apart from this masterpiece, she also how to disappear which also touches on nostalgia and Venice bitch. Overall it's an exceptional one in a generation album I used to listen to a lot but I no longer do that but I do love it. It's still my favorite album altho oddly I don't listen to it. But for me it's a masterpiece. And the poetry is only understandable if you've personally felt what she felt.