When Lana Del Rey burst onto the scene with the alt-girl anthem “Video Games” in 2011, the world was ready to welcome her and her melodic melancholy with open arms. Open arms and open pockets, as we saw, when Born To Die, her debut album, became the fifth-highest-selling album of 2012 worldwide. But our question today is: how did Lana Del Rey become so cancellable? Well, as we are about to discover, we can put it down to a whole clusterf*ck of messy, ill-informed and down-right ignorant {mishaps and incidents} from Del Rey.
 
This Episode was written by Leah Davis
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David Dobrik

Cancel Culture is the hot topic that seems to be in an endless cycle of debate, but that’s not why we’re here. To us, Cancel Culture is often the consequence of your actions, but unfortunately ‘Consequences’ isn’t as catchy.

This new scripted weekly podcast series is your one-stop shop to catch up on the full story of who, what, or where has been cancelled. We’re not here to judge or take ourselves too seriously and while some stories will have complicated themes that will leave us thinking, others will have us laughing out loud. Hosted by Leah Davis