Lana Del Rey accuses people of turning her Instagram post into a “race war”: “You want the drama”

Lana Del Rey has found herself in controversy once again. The singer-songwriter shared two videos on Sunday (May 31) of protesters calling for justice for George Floyd, who died after a Minneapolis police officer kneeled on his neck for nine minutes.The first video she shared showed a man standing on a burned-out car while holding a sign that read "no justice no peace." The second showed multiple people breaking into businesses and running out with arms full as alarms blared.

Lana Del Rey slammed critics accusing her of racism after she mentioned several top artists of colour in a lengthy Instagram diatribe complaining about claims she glamourizes abuse in her music.

Lana Del Rey has spoken out for the final time after attracting criticism for her controversial post on Instagram earlier this week.

Lana Del Rey really hopes she didn’t accidentally start a race war with her controversial Instagram post — not that she blames herself!

It says something about the degree of mess Lana Del Rey has gotten herself into that the announcement of her next album title—Chemtrails Over the Country Club—barely caused a stir. Last week, the singer posted an Instagram essay addressing the criticism that she glamorizes abuse, naming seven specific female pop stars in the process.

Del Rey responded to the backlash at her earlier post on Thursday by telling her critics to "#f**koff." 

It looks like Lana Del Rey is not ready to move on yet when it comes to her recent message about her releasing music. As we previously reported, Lana took to social media to release a statement about her releasing music while denying the narrative that she glamorizes abuse in her music.

Late Sunday night (May 24), Lana Del Rey took to Instagram once more to defend her post that named several other female artists and caused a stir across the internet last week.“Hey, so I don’t want to beat a dead horse and I don’t want to, you know, go on and on about this post thing, but I just want to remind you that in that post -- my one and only personal declaration I’ve ever made, thanks for being so warm and welcoming -- you know, was about the need for fragility in the feminist movement.

Lana Del Rey has slammed those who accused her of racial insensitivity in a new Instagram video.

Lana Del Rey has spoken out for the final time after attracting criticism for her “controversial post” on Instagram earlier this week.

Lana Del Rey slammed critics accusing her of racism after she mentioned several top artists of colour in a lengthy Instagram diatribe complaining about claims she glamourizes abuse in her music.

Lana Del Rey has spoken out for the final time after attracting criticism for her controversial post on Instagram earlier this week.

Lana Del Rey is tripling down on what she calls her "'controversial post' that's not controversial at all."On May 21, the Norman Fucking Rockwell singer over an Instagram post that predominantly singled out women of color in the music industry while defending herself against claims that her music is "glamorizing abuse" and promoting her next album."Now that Doja Cat, Ariana, Camila, Cardi B, Kehlani and Nicki Minaj and Beyoncé have had number ones with songs about being sexy, wearing no clothes,

Lana Del Rey was heavily criticised earlier this week after she shared a lengthy Instagram post ranting about female musicians of colour, including Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj, Ariana Grande and Cardi B, getting more mainstream success than her in the music industry.

Lana Del Rey has dismissed the controversy surrounding her comments on double standards in the music industry and accused critics of looking for “drama”.

Lana Del Reyfans are experiencing a bout of "Summertime Sadness" after the singer doubled down on her controversial statements. The dust has hardly settled from Monday's heated debacle and yet the artist is once again taking to Instagram to publicly denounce the poor way she thinks she's treated by the music industry.

Lana Del Rey is speaking out for the final time about the “controversial post” she wrote on Instagram earlier this week.