Lana Del Rey slams Lady GaGa in leaked song 'So Legit' - listen

A Lana Del Rey song has leaked online, which appears to take aim at Lady GaGa.

The track - titled 'So Legit' - is thought to be from when Del Rey recorded under her real name Lizzy Grant and shared a manager with Lady GaGa.

The song is believed to center around GaGa's breakout success in 2008/2009, with Del Rey making reference to the star's birth name Stefani in the track.

"Stefani, you suck, I know you're selling 20 million/ Wish they could have seen you when we booed you off in Williamsburg," Del Rey coos.

A later line hears her ask: "Have we all gone GaGa crazy?"

Rumors of the track surfaced last week, but the audio finally leaked online last night (July 23), dividing opinion among both of the stars' fanbases.

Meanwhile, Lady GaGa has teased the title of her new single as 'Applause', with the track confirmed to be released on August 19.

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 Yes, yes, I know that regular exercise is good for my mind, body, sprit, and hopefully-never-saggy butt. I do my Pilates. I go to yoga. I recently bought boxing gloves so I can take those hardcore hit-the-hanging-bag classes.

But would I rather sit on my aforementioned bum eating salted caramel chip ice cream than sweat myself dizzy at the gym? Um, yeah.

So, not gonna lie, I'm more than a bit interested in some new research that may allow us to exercise without actually moving. A team of researchers injected a protein called REV-ERB into overweight mice, and it helped them not just lose weight, but caused them to use more energy throughout the day—even when they were just laying around.

Basically, the protein made it seem like the mice had exercised, even though they did nothing of the sort. And when the protein was given to active mice, the little guys were able to run longer (time-wise and distance-wise) without any training.

I won't hang up my gloves or put away my yoga mat just yet, but if this is the future—taking a pill that does your exercising for you—then it sure is bright for lazy peeps like me. 

(H/T goes to the New York Times for this find.)

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