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Lana Del Rey Clarifies Controversial Remarks On Beyoncé And Other 'Sexy' Stars

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Lana Del Rey took time to explain her eyebrow-raising remarks about Beyoncé, Cardi B. and other “sexy” female stars this week after the fan backlash.

Del Rey’s post sparked outrage among fans who felt she’d singled out female artists of color.

By Thursday, however, Del Rey responded to the pushback in the comments section of her original post.

This isn’t the first time Del Rey has stoked controversy online.

“I don’t even relate to one observation you made about the music,” Del Rey wrote in one tweet, later adding, “So don’t call yourself a fan like you did in the article and don’t count your editor one all HuffPost superfans!

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