“So don’t call yourself a fan like you did in the article and don’t count your editor one either - I may never never have made bold political or cultural statements before- because my gift is the warmth I live my life with and the self reflection I share generously,” Del Rey continued on the thread. Titled “ Lana Del Rey Lives In America’s Messy Subconscious,” Powers described her artistic persona as “a bad girl to whom bad things are done” with “uncooked” lyrics, which the artist herself viciously denied both claims on Twitter in response to Powers sharing the story. 3 on the Billboard 200 and received two Grammy award nominations, but it didn’t perform so well elsewhere. September 2019: She slams NPR’s longtime music critic Ann Powers for her Norman F-ing Rockwell album review.ĭel Rey’s sixth album debuted at No. The artists then tore each other apart for their appearances, from Banks pointing out her “pointy Michael Jackson nose” and recommending a NSFW workout to Del Rey suggesting she see a psychiatrist since her “psych meds aren’t working.” When her house mysteriously goes up in flames while she is asleep inside… I want to see as many #Azealiavoodoo hashtags as possible,” she wrote on Twitter. “Honestly, you know The Big Bad Witch is smarter than that. The catfight that ensued later escalated to the “212” rapper threatening to burn down Del Rey’s house with #AzealiaVoodoo. You wouldn’t dare challenge a black woman on her opinion because you don’t have that (much of a) social prejudice in place between.” “Especially because you know that a white woman vs a black male will result in an immediate victory for the white woman due to societal circumstances. “To me this just looks like the typical White woman taking using a weakened target to ‘pretend’ to be an ally,” Banks tweeted at the time from her currently suspended account. But Banks fired directly at the “National Anthem” singer for her privileged standpoint in the political debacle. The birth of this notorious feud involved one of hip-hop’s most controversial figures, Kanye West, after the Chicago rapper pulled out the red Make America Great Again hat for the first time. “Trump becoming our president was a loss for our country but your support of him is a loss for the culture,” she shot back in his comments. He’s seen throwing a Texas Chainsaw Massacre T-shirt clad Del Rey down onto a bed as she proceeds to cry and scream until he lifts himself off her. Marilyn Manson recruited horror film director Eli Roth for a music video that was never supposed to see the light of day but eventually leaked, but Roth played a horrifying role in the clip himself. November 2014: A 27-second snippet of a scrapped Marilyn Manson music video shows Del Rey in a rape scene. More trouble in her dark paradise ensues as Del Rey transforms into a stripper with two teardrop tattoos and a belly stamp that says “Trust No Bi-” (acting as some equivalent to Tupac Shakur‘s “Thug Life” emblem) in her 27-minute art film/music video titled “Tropico.” Toward the end of the cinematic visual, Del Rey and her thug beau shed their stereotypical ensembles and redeem themselves as the white-clothed couple ascends into heaven. Off her 2012 album Paradise, the artist let her tousled curls soar in the whimsical summer visual for “Ride” before tucking them into a Native American headdress.ĭecember 2013: Her “Tropico” short film appropriates Latino gangster culture.
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