http://www.xfm.co.uk/news/lana-del-r...ns-a-lot-to-me

She definitely didn't want all the controversy that came when she got big,

Adele and Lana should keep their mouths shut honestly, every time they give an interview they say the most..

She just says she don't wanna be controversial like Britney, Rihanna, etc. I don't see a problem with it

But the way she worded her answer, it can get misinterpreted
She should get a PR coach or something to teach her how to handle interviews

Lana's interviews always come off as awkward and none sense mess

Me too.

She didn't say anything wrong. She's obviously speaking on the controversy that she has received for her performances. You can tell she's a bit timid and needs a little guidance.

And there's no remedy for memory of faces
Like a melody, it won't leave my head
Your soul is haunting me and telling me
That everything is fine
But I wish I was dead

I think she just wants to play around in the studio, make fancy videos where she gets to pose, do photoshoots where she gets to pose and very occasionly perform in front of a few people that don't scare her.

It's understandable.

This is not the 1st time she couldn't express herself clearly and it sounds kinda awkward. Like someone states before, her team should help her working on the interview

Right? I don't get what's not understandable about this

You go girl

You're right, but it's the "I wanted an easy career where I could tour Europe and make beautiful music" part that's throwing off people. Given the things she's said in previous interviews, it just further adds to the impression that she's not interested in working hard for her career and wants things handed over to her.

an easy career wow I am speechless she sure should be thinking of that since it was all set perfectly for her by her rich daddy it's obvious she never had any difficulties in her empty little life ,you know interscope there are alot of singers out there who can actually sing and work very hard everyday just to have one chance to be heard

And I understand that, but not many artists come out the gate with bad reception. That usually happens once you become bigger and familiar with the general public. Her first performance in the U.S. was slammed, so I understand where she's coming from. I'm not really a fan of her IDGAF/lazy attitude, but I understand the context. That's why I think Interscope is foolish to push her like a veteran artist when it's clear as the sky that she isn't fit for this type of career yet. She should have been signed to an independent label, and it further proves that she does have connections.