It has not been long since rumors that Lana del Rey had called for witchcraft to stop Donald Trump from continuing to rule the United States, when the artist was questioned on this topic, instead of evading the topic she recognized that she was involved in that matter.

A post shared by Lana Del Rey (@lanadelrey) on Sep 7, 2019 at 6:26pm PDT Since then, suspicions have been raised as to whether Lana del Rey would be linked to this type of activity and, although many followers have taken this as a fun event, there are also others who have looked for ways to tie the facts to prove that Lana has used different tools to manipulate the actions of some people. So the theory arose that one of her songs could be used as a love spell , it is Blackest Day , the song that says: I have you where I want you. You are more dead than ever And falling forever, I’m playing mind games with you I have you where I want you I have you I have you I have you where I want you now According to some of her followers, the lyrics of the song portray for a few moments the possibility of manipulating someone to keep her by their side . Also ‘I have it’ is a phrase that Lana repeats 3 times, which they have interpreted as a symbolism of witchcraft , but the reality is that it is only theories that some users have formed after hearing that Lana wanted Donald Trump to be haunted.

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