Lana Del Rey slammed for dragging Beyoncé and almost every other female pop star

Lana Del Rey has just addressed one controversy before finding herself in another.

Lana Del Rey has drawn criticism for an Instagram post announcing her new album in which she slated various other female artists – largely women of colour.

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.

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." 

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

Zara Larsson is speaking out about Lana Del Rey‘s controversial commentary.

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 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 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 defended her controversial comments on double standards in the music industry following a backlash and allegations of racism.

© Mark Von Holden/Invision/AP Lana Del Rey arrives at the Pre-Grammy Gala And Salute To Industry Icons at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2020, in Beverly Hills, Calif. (Photo by Mark Von Holden/Invision/AP) Lana Del Rey announced she was releasing a new album this fall, but it's not her music that's getting critics riled up — it's her comments about the double standards in music.

After facing heavy criticism on thoughts she expressed via Instagram earlier on Thursday (May 21), Lana Del Rey is defending herself.In her original post, the singer called out fellow female stars Doja Cat, Ariana Grande, Camila Cabello, Cardi B, Kehlani, Nicki Minaj and Beyoncé, who "have had number ones with songs about being sexy, wearing no clothes, f---ing, cheating, etc." She then asked if she can continue singing about her own dark past "without being crucified or saying that I’m

Lana Del Rey wears Christopher Kane’s cotton shirt and leather shorts.

On May 21, Lana Del Rey took to Instagram to slam critics who've accused the singer of glamorizing abuse...if only she didn't feel the need to tear down other female artists to do it—specifically women of color."Question for the culture," Elizabeth Woolridge Grant, more famously known as Lana Del Rey, began her lengthy post.

Lana Del Rey has called out her critics in a lengthy note on social media posted on Thursday (May 21, 2020), hitting back at claims she “glamourizes abuse” in her music.