'The servers asked, ‘Do you guys want shirts?’ Hell yeah! We were thrilled,” singer says in new Hollywood Reporter interview.
. “I woke up to, like, 10,000 texts the next morning — some from folks I had not heard from for 10 years. ‘Saw your picture at the Waffle House!’ I was like, ‘Did you hear the new album?’”. The guts of the interview focus on Del Rey’s unique songwriting, prolific recording pace, influence on female popstars like Billie Eilish and Olivia Rodrigo, and her journey from polarizing artist to living legend.Since AL.
Del Rey tells Hollywood Reporter, “”We were on our third hour, and the servers asked, ‘Do you guys want shirts?’” she says. “Hell yeah! We were thrilled.” Del Rey says, “I didn’t see anyone take a video of me,” as she went into waitress mode. “This guy,” Del Rey tells Hollywood Reporter, “a regular, comes in every day and orders two things, so they were like, ‘Just go get it for him!’ I brought him a Coke. No ice. And an empty cup. For dip,” referring to a spit cup, a sort of improvised mobile spittoon frequently utilized by smokeless tobacco users.
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