I’m 16 and I’m a huge fan of Lana Del Rey always will be, and yes she shouldn’t be going saying that Lana Del Rey is giving young girls the wrong message.Yes some of her songs is not unhealthy but she shouldn’t went down on her like that She’s 16 Lana(Elizabeth Grant) is 27 she’s been thru relationship she’s been in those situations and yes sadly was an alcoholic at 14 but she recovered herself and is now a very talented young woman.
Okay first of all you dont have to diss her like that okay she’s not ugly and you dont know if she’s a S*** Two of the Best-Selling female albums of the 21st Century are ones of which the prime lyrical topics were about the ‘Heartbreak & the Sullen State of Relationships’ – Adele’s “21” & Amy Winehouse’s “Back to Black” – so why isn’t she commenting on their work? Clearly, they are universal issues that EVERYONE can easily relate to.Īlthough Lorde’, to an extent, brought to the surface a very strong point, I would hardly call her musicality ‘ground-breaking’ so who is she to actually criticize?Ī “1990’s- influenced, Minimalist/Pop- oriented, Trip-Hop- based song” that is as commercial and mainstream as any other Top-40 song in 2013 and carries a message of which is smart, and savvy, but been done so many times in the past is barely innovative.Ģ) Continue to create the “real” music that you claim you do.
I wouldn’t class Lana’s “National Anthem, Born to Die, Blue Jeans, Carmen and/or Ride” as “unhealthy/I Can’t Live Without You”- type songs, nor has any critic for that matter so what exactly is this 17 year old talking about?
When will the majority of these sanctimonious singers/musicians learn that it is not “healthy” to openly downgrade a fellow artists’ work, especially when you are an up-and-comer?
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