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Lana Del Rey apologises for swearing on BBC radio
Published Monday, Jan 23 2012, 16:53 GMT | By Lewis Corner | 12 comments
Lana Del Rey was forced to apologise after swearing on live radio.
The singer accidentally said "f**king hell" while being interviewed on Huey Morgan's BBC 6 Music radio show this morning, reports the Metro.
During her appearance on the show, Morgan asked the star whether she was "bugged" by the hype currently surrounding her.
Del Rey responded: "Not really, I mean, only because it's been so long that I've been singing now - it does feel different 'cos the circumstances are different but the music is the same still, thank God."
Del Rey also admitted that she was asked to "try and write something upbeat" after she put 'Video Games' out last year. Responding to Morgan's joke that 'Born To Die ' was that track, she laughed: "Yeah, another song to kill yourself to!"
The BBC has since removed Del Rey's "f**king hell" from the online streamed version of the session, which is available on the station's homepage.
Lana Del Rey's debut album Born To Die will be released on January 30.
> Lana Del Rey: "You can't expect too much from my show"
> Damon Albarn remixes Lana Del Rey's 'Born To Die' - listen
Watch the music video for Lana Del Rey's 'Born To Die' below:
The singer accidentally said "f**king hell" while being interviewed on Huey Morgan's BBC 6 Music radio show this morning, reports the Metro.
© Rex Features / Andre Csillag
During her appearance on the show, Morgan asked the star whether she was "bugged" by the hype currently surrounding her.
Del Rey responded: "Not really, I mean, only because it's been so long that I've been singing now - it does feel different 'cos the circumstances are different but the music is the same still, thank God."
Del Rey also admitted that she was asked to "try and write something upbeat" after she put 'Video Games' out last year. Responding to Morgan's joke that 'Born To Die ' was that track, she laughed: "Yeah, another song to kill yourself to!"
The BBC has since removed Del Rey's "f**king hell" from the online streamed version of the session, which is available on the station's homepage.
Lana Del Rey's debut album Born To Die will be released on January 30.
> Lana Del Rey: "You can't expect too much from my show"
> Damon Albarn remixes Lana Del Rey's 'Born To Die' - listen
Watch the music video for Lana Del Rey's 'Born To Die' below:
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