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Lana Del Rey 'Saturday Night Live' debut slammed by Juliette Lewis
Published Sunday, Jan 15 2012, 11:54 GMT | By Colin Daniels | 95 comments
Juliette Lewis has criticised Lana Del Rey following her appearance on Saturday Night Live.
The singer made her debut on the comedy show - hosted by Daniel Radcliffe - last night (January 14), making her one of the first artists to perform on SNL before having released an album.
However, she failed to impress Lewis and various Twitter users after appearing visibly nervous during renditions of breakout hit 'Video Games' and 'Blue Jeans'.
"Wow watching this 'singer' on SNL is like watching a 12 yearold in their bedroom when theyre pretending to sing and perform #signofourtimes [sic]," Lewis wrote on Twitter.
Del Rey recently signed to the Next Model Management agency, the home of Alexa Chung, Ellie Goulding and Jessie J.
Her debut album Born To Die will be released in the UK on January 30 and the US on January 31.
Watch Lana Del Rey performing 'Video Games' on Saturday Night Live below:
The singer made her debut on the comedy show - hosted by Daniel Radcliffe - last night (January 14), making her one of the first artists to perform on SNL before having released an album.
However, she failed to impress Lewis and various Twitter users after appearing visibly nervous during renditions of breakout hit 'Video Games' and 'Blue Jeans'.
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"Wow watching this 'singer' on SNL is like watching a 12 yearold in their bedroom when theyre pretending to sing and perform #signofourtimes [sic]," Lewis wrote on Twitter.
Del Rey recently signed to the Next Model Management agency, the home of Alexa Chung, Ellie Goulding and Jessie J.
Her debut album Born To Die will be released in the UK on January 30 and the US on January 31.
Watch Lana Del Rey performing 'Video Games' on Saturday Night Live below:
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