highlighted the way in which Del Rey "[adapted] Bradley Nowell's expressive rapping into her own blasé drawl.” Music video In the video, Del Rey — as an analog of the 50 Foot giant woman — appears amid locations across Los Angeles. At the video's beginning, Del Rey is found reclining in an empty channel of the L.A. River. She plucks a palm tree out of the ground and walks up a downtown L.A. street with it, then drops it. She then drinks from a water tower (which has disappointingly little water in it, reflecting the lyric that her lover cheats and then there's very little left for her) and checks her makeup in a glass window. She steps over a freeway and goes to Venice Beach, where she walks into the ocean and splashes in the water. This is revealed to be a movie that Lizzy, the old Lana, is watching at the Drive-In. She sees her boyfriend making out with another girl and she doesn't look pleased. After messing with sand, Lana from the movie blows a sandstorm into the audience, then climbs out of the drive-in screen to shake & drop the car her boyfriend and the other girl is in, killing them, exacting revenge on behalf of Lizzy. She and Lizzy give each other a smile, then she climbs back into the movie. Credits and personnel Lana Del Rey – vocals Andrew Watt – production, instrumentation, programming, guitar, mixing Happy Perez – production Eric Wilson – bass guitar Josh Freese – drums Bud Gaugh – drums Gale Levant – harp Paul LaMalfe – engineering, mixing Dave Kutch – mastering Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications Awards Release history In popular culture The song is featured in the soundtrack for the 2001 video game Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2. References 1996 songs 1997 singles 2019 singles Sublime (band) songs Wyclef Jean songs Lana Del Rey songs Songs with music by George Gershwin Songs with lyrics by Ira Gershwin Songs with lyrics by DuBose Heyward Songs written by Bradley Nowell Song recordings produced by David Kahne Songs about California Songs about prison Songs about infidelity