'Cola,' the Lana Del Rey song in which she sings, "My p---- tastes like Pepsi-Cola," is headed to radio. The singer revealed during an interview that 'Cola' will be the next single to promote her new EP 'Paradise.'
The 2012 MTV EMAs took place tonight (Nov. 11) in Frankfurt, Germany, with pop music's A-list, like Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey, Carly Rae Jepsen and more, coming out to walk the red carpet, to accept awards and to perform. The EMAs are essentially the European equivalent of the VMAs, only with more European artists and scenesters, like Pixie Geldof, in attendance.
Yet another Lana Del Rey song has leaked (get a tighter lid on those things, girl!). On 'Hit and Run,' the puffy-pouted chanteuse croons a narrative about what it takes to make it in show business.
Lana Del Rey recently tweeted an image inspired by her 'Cola' lyric: "My p---- tastes like Pepsi-Cola / My eyes are wide like cherry pie." While it baffled (and gave the giggles to) the masses, she finally offered a somewhat lucid explanation of the line.
Congrats to One Direction, Lana Del Rey and Frank Ocean! Each was honored with a U.K. Music Video Award.
Zzzzzzz. Lana Del Rey's video for 'Bel Air' is a bit snoozy. It features the gorgeous singer (and model) as a celestial being, standing while camera circles her as she is bathed in green and blue lights and surrounded by plumes of smoke. It's like the hem of her dress is on fire or something.
For someone who doesn't think about style that much, Lana Del Rey sure has a lot of style-centric and fashionable jobs. The singer posed in a structured frock with a statement necklace collar, arm-length gloves and a Priscilla Presley-style bouffant in Vanity Fair, which documented her style evolution and transformations. She also said that "style" was never her forte and that things just happened organically.
Lana Del Rey's 'Paradise' deluxe edition of 'Born to Die' features a very graphic lyric about a part of her body that tastes like Pepsi Cola. Now, the sometime singer and oftentimes model has shared a throwback image of a photo boasting that special lyric and her ever-present, dagger nails. Along with a classic bottle of the beverage, of course.
Whoever reps Lana Del Rey for modeling endorsements deserves a big, fat bonus as the singer has bagged yet another high-end (and likely lucrative) modeling campaign. She is now repping Versace. Nice score, Donatella.
Want to hear 1:30 snippets of songs on the 'Paradise' edition of Lana Del Rey's 'Born to Die?' Well, you are in luck, LDR lovers. Minute-and-a-half snippets of the album have landed online, and are posted below for your listening pleasure.
