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Lana Del Rey<\/a> has shared a snippet of a song known to fans for a lyric directed at Ethel Cain<\/a>. A video clip posted on her Instagram page yesterday shows Del Rey driving as the song plays in the background, starting with the lyric in question: \u201cEthel Cain hated my Instagram post\/Think it\u2019s cute reenacting my Chicago pose.\u201d Watch it on her Instagram page<\/a>.<\/p>\n While bits and pieces of the song have leaked over the years, this is the most substantial chunk yet of what appears to be a formal recording. Fans have a surmised that the lyrics relate to Cain\u2019s apparent involvement with Salem<\/a>\u2019s Jack Donoghue, Del Rey\u2019s ex. The mention of an Instagram post in the lyrics seemingly refers to a pair of posts, by the respective artists, in 2022: Del Rey with Donoghue outside a prison; Cain with him by a dam. Another portion of the song, in which she sings the line \u201cThe most famous girl at the Waffle House,\u201d is a quote of the headline of an Ethel Cain profile in The New York Times<\/em><\/a>. (Del Rey subsequently took a pretend shift<\/a> at a Waffle House in Alabama.) Cain is also thought to have alluded to Lana on social media in the past.<\/p>\n Del Rey recently debuted<\/a> new music at Stagecoach festival. The new songs are believed to be in line for a new album that has been referred to either as Lasso<\/em><\/a> or The Right Person Will Stay<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n