Lola Vice

Lola, an adult woman with a dark ponytail and silver hoops, leaning on her pink coupe beside the city waterfront at night.

VICEAFTER
HOURSDO NOT WAIT UP.

A WORD FROM LOLA

Your ex follows my car.

The pink coupe belongs to Lola. So does the last word. Meet the woman turning a fictional coastal city’s late-night car scene into everybody else’s favorite rumor.

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PINK PAINT / VERY PERSONAL OPINIONS

CONTRACT ADDRESSHbwKuKRKV8ytdJ2M54S2ErfJGAfJdKLXYxhNqVyzpumpTOKEN DETAILS

Official links: the $LOLA page on Pump.fun and @lolacity_fun on X. Check each destination before continuing.

01 / THE COVER STORYLOLA, IN HER OWN LANE.

You heard her before you heard about her.

Lola Vice leaves the garage when the rest of the city starts checking the time. Her coupe is hot pink, her coffee is mostly ice, and the passenger seat is reserved for people who can keep a story to themselves. Unfortunately, her friends cannot. A short stop for fries becomes a neighborhood headline. A new paint job starts three separate arguments. This is her corner of the internet: a character-led meme project about car-park gossip, sharp comebacks and a woman who has absolutely read your message.

Lola at Rita's garage beside the pink coupe, surrounded by tools and the details of the car's restoration. — AT RITA'S GARAGETHE PEACH HAS SENIORITY.

THE KEEPSAKE01.

The peach stays.

Before the pink paint, before the new wheels, before anyone was leaning over a velvet rope to photograph it, the coupe smelled like one stubborn peach-scented air freshener. Lola bought the car from a woman who kept every service receipt in a biscuit tin. The little cardboard tree came with it. Three restorations later, it still swings from the mirror. Rita offered to replace it with something tasteful. Lola asked whether “tasteful” had helped remove the old transmission. It had not. The peach stayed. People at the meet now photograph that ridiculous piece of cardboard as carefully as the engine. Lola considers this a healthy distribution of attention.

THE BUILD FOLDER02.

Her name is on the invoice.

A guy at the rooftop meet spent twelve minutes explaining Lola’s own car to her. She let him finish. Then she opened the glovebox, pulled out the build folder and asked him which of her receipts he wanted to autograph. Rita laughed so hard she dropped a socket. By breakfast, the story had acquired a crowd, a microphone and a dramatic exit that never happened. The actual ending was quieter: he apologized, Lola answered his question, and everybody ordered food. She still keeps the folder in the glovebox. Mostly for maintenance. Occasionally for public speaking.

THE NIGHT SHIFT03.

The booth by the window.

After midnight, Lola, Rita and Sol usually end up in the same diner booth. Rita brings the garage stories. Sol brings nightclub gossip and a phone at two percent. Lola brings the fries, then invoices both of them verbally for stealing half. This is where the city’s unofficial history gets edited. Somebody’s “exclusive event” was a birthday party. Somebody’s “custom exhaust” is an expensive rattle. Every story gets challenged, improved and repeated with the wrong time attached. Lola rarely corrects the versions about herself. She just puts her sunglasses on the table and waits for the interesting part.

02 / OVERHEARD AFTER MIDNIGHTTHREE FRIENDS. EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.

AFTER HOURS
HOTLINE.

THE GROUP CHAT IS AWAKE

Choose the gossip.
Let Lola handle the reply.

Lola and her two adult friends, Rita and Sol, swapping stories over coffee and fries in a pink-lit late-night diner.

SAME BOOTH.NEW GOSSIP.THE DINER / AFTER MIDNIGHT

AFTER HOURSPRIVATE FICTION. PUBLIC DRAMA.

They think the pink is a wrap.

RITA · GARAGE GROUP CHAT

“A man just asked me how much the wrap cost. I told him it was paint. He asked if I was sure. I was standing beside the spray booth, holding the invoice, with pink on my sleeve. Anyway, your car is ready. If anyone touches the finish before tomorrow, I’m sending you both their name and the bill.”

LOLA

Tell him the invoice is painted too. Very convincing wrap.

DELIVERED. OBVIOUSLY.

1 / 3

Fictional conversations. Tap around; nothing gets sent.

03 / WHAT COMES NEXTTHE ROADMAP / FOUR PLANNED CHAPTERS

THE NEXT
FOUR TURNS.

The cast gets bigger. The stories get around.
Here's where the night is headed.

THE ROUTE MAY CHANGE.THE PEACH IS COMING.

Open a chapter to read the plan. Creative releases are planned, with no fixed dates.

01UNDERWAYGet the keys cut.

Introduce Lola properly. The finished character, the square portrait, the coupe, this website and the official X and Pump.fun links are already here; the first set of reaction images comes next. The initial artwork establishes the details that carry through every scene, including the ponytail, the jacket and that overqualified peach. This stage is about making Lola recognizable before adding a whole city around her.

02PLANNEDOpen Rita’s garage.

Release a set of editable caption images, clean character crops and garage scenes that people can actually use. Give Rita and Sol their own introductions, then let the community submit conversations, suspicious car advice and completely unnecessary arguments about pink. Selected contributions can become illustrated posts with credit to their creators. The garage becomes a recurring setting with a cast and running jokes, rather than an endless feed of the same portrait.

03PLANNEDLet the city talk.

Expand the After Hours Hotline with new fictional messages and Lola’s replies. Build short visual episodes around the rooftop meet, the diner and the people who keep turning up at both. Post caption prompts on X and let the community choose which rumor deserves a scene next. The aim is a collection people follow for the characters, with each episode adding something that later stories can call back to.

04PLANNEDPrint the night edition.

Gather the strongest artwork, conversations and community contributions into a downloadable digital zine. Add wallpapers, a fresh illustration set and a small archive organized by character and location. Future chapters can introduce another part of the city when there is a story worth telling. These four stages are planned creative work; their order may change as the project develops. Finished releases will be announced on @lolacity_fun.

04 / THE ACTUAL DETAILSKEEP THE ADDRESS. LOSE THE RUMORS.

THE FACE ON YOUR FEED1:1 / ORIGINAL ART

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LOLA VICE / SOLANA MEME

The details, without the gossip.

Lola Vice is an independent, character-led meme token on Solana. The contract address and project links below are the official ones. The city stories are fiction, the hotline is for fun, and the roadmap describes planned creative releases. None of those things establishes a token’s value or promises a financial result.

TICKER: $LOLA
NETWORK: Solana
SUPPLY: 1,000,000,000
STATUS: Pump.fun launch

CONTRACT ADDRESS / CAHbwKuKRKV8ytdJ2M54S2ErfJGAfJdKLXYxhNqVyzpump

The full contract address is shown here. Check it against any asset page you open.

Pump.fun Follow on X

Official links: the $LOLA page on Pump.fun and @lolacity_fun on X. Check each destination before continuing.

BEFORE YOU PULL UP

Find the right address.

Use the complete contract address shown in this section. A familiar name, a pink profile picture or a matching ticker is not enough to identify an asset. Compare the full address with the destination you open.

Follow the actual project.

The Pump.fun and X buttons open the official $LOLA coin page and @lolacity_fun. Take announcements from @lolacity_fun, not from replies by accounts with a similar avatar.

Pull up with a caption.

You can enjoy Lola’s stories, use the character as a reaction and join the conversation without connecting a wallet to this website. Start with a line from the hotline or a rumor from the diner. The best additions give Lola something specific to answer: an outrageous parking complaint, a questionable paint opinion or a friend who has told the story much too confidently.

05 / A FEW THINGS FIRST

YOU HAVE
QUESTIONS.

Of course you do.

01Is Lola a GTA character?

Lola Vice is an original fictional character for this independent fan meme project. Her world borrows the mood of coastal-city crime-game illustrations, late-night car culture and GTA memes. She is not Lucia, an announced game character or an official part of GTA 6. This project has no affiliation with Rockstar Games or Take-Two, and the site makes no claims about the game’s release or content.

02Why is the car pink?

Because Lola chose pink. The first version was a little too red. The second looked perfect under the garage lights and completely wrong outside. Rita mixed the third while Lola stood by the door holding a coffee she had forgotten to drink. That is the color in the pictures. The fictional argument took a whole weekend. The peach air freshener somehow escaped all criticism.

03Can I make memes with Lola?

Yes, that is the point of the character. Give her a new comeback, put a conversation in the diner or invent a customer Rita immediately regrets meeting. Keep fan work recognizable as fan work, and do not present a community post as an official announcement. The planned garage pack will make it easier to create consistent images once those assets are released.

04Does the hotline send real messages?

No. Every contact and conversation in the After Hours Hotline is fictional. Selecting a topic loads another short scene, and asking for a reply cycles through lines written for Lola. Nothing is sent, recorded or posted. It does not connect to X, access your contacts, use your microphone or require a wallet. It is a small piece of the character’s world that you can play with.

05What has launched, and what is still planned?

The character, the artwork and this interactive site are live, and the token section shows the confirmed contract address with the official Pump.fun and X links. Roadmap stages marked PLANNED are creative work still to come, with no fixed dates. Finished releases will be announced on @lolacity_fun.

THE GARAGE IS CLOSED. THE NIGHT ISN'T.LV / 001

Save the speech. Bring fries.

There is a booth by the window and somebody is already telling the story wrong. Lola will be there when she is finished at the garage. Until then, have a look around, choose a side in the paint argument and think of a better opening line than asking who owns the pink car.

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