Lana Del Rey Money Power Glory Online

Lana moves from a grounded, almost bored tone in the verses to soaring, desperate high notes in the chorus, mimicking the "insatiable" nature of the greed she’s singing about.

"Money Power Glory" is a cinematic, satirical anthem from Lana Del Rey’s 2014 album Ultraviolence . Produced by Greg Kurstin, the track stands as one of her most overt critiques of the media's perception of her persona. Lana Del Rey Money Power Glory

The song was born out of Lana's frustration with the press during her early career. After being accused of being "inauthentic" or a "calculated industry plant," she decided to lean into the villainous caricature the media created. Lana moves from a grounded, almost bored tone

By using quasi-religious language—"Hallelujah, I wanna take you for all that you got"—she frames the pursuit of success as a spiritual, albeit dark, devotion. The song was born out of Lana's frustration