One thing we know about Lana Del Rey is that she’s never going to take time to film music videos if she doesn’t feel like it.
She has a great discography, but unfortunately, many of her best songs never had the chance to get awesome visuals attached.
Here are seven songs from Lana that definitely deserved music videos.
A&W
If “A&W” had gotten a music video when it premiered in 2023, there’s no doubt that Lana would be a Grammy Award winner right now.
The song is one of the most eloquent pieces she’s ever put together. Can you imagine how different life would be “A&W” had a music video?!
The lyrics of the song are extremely deep, but without visuals, the song didn’t reach the level of attention it deserved.
Let the Light In
“Let the Light In “ is another song from 2023 that didn’t get as much clout or attention as it deserved.
It’s the most popular song from Lana‘s Ocean Boulevard album with more streams than all of the rest.
For some reason, Lana neglected to release a music video with it, which was heartbreaking to her die-hard fans.
Radio
When Lana released “Radio“ back in 2012 as part of her Born to Die album, it was instantly beloved. People still listen to the song on repeat today!
The chorus starting with, “Now my life is sweet like cinnamon” is undeniable. Unfortunately, the song doesn’t have a music video to enjoy.
Yayo
“Yayo” is another song Lana dropped in 2012. It’s extremely beautiful and angelic. Her voice sounds heavenly from start to finish.
Sadly, there’s never been a music video for “Yayo“ and since it was released more than a decade ago, it’s unlikely that will ever happen.
Cinnamon Girl
“Cinnamon Girl” was released in 2019 as part of Lana‘s Norman F-ing Rockwell! album.
The song highlights Lana‘s hope that the man in her life won’t break her heart like all the rest have. It’s relatable and gorgeous. But unfortunately, no music video.
Get Free
“Get Free” came out in 2017 as part of Lana’s Lust for Life album. Some fans believe the song describes the emotions that come with escaping a relationship where you were once controlled by your partner.
The emphasis of the song focuses on finding your footing and freedom in the world. A music video for “Get Free“ would have been magical.
Summer Bummer
“Summer Bummer” came out as part of Lana‘s 2017 album Lust for Life as well. Playboi Carti and A$AP Rocky are both featured on the track, which means you know this music video would have been fire!
A music video never happened, yet “Summer Bummer” remains one of Lana‘s most beloved songs with more than 160 million streams on Spotify and more than 34 million views on the YouTube audio track.
Which other songs from Lana Del Rey deserved music videos that you can think of? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section.
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