Lana didn't know she had to submit her work to the Grammys

[Red 87,917]

Hand her the Born to Die AOTY award IMMEDIATELY 

[Blackout19 9,319]

Chemtrails Over The Country Club would have win 

[Oriane 18,997]

It's not the artist's job to submit anyway, the label takes care of that. I don't know whether you're all serious when you're saying that it explains her absence in the nominees

[JazzGa 14,349]

That's impossible, she has been nominated several times so she and her manager/agent/etc obvi know the process. Another silly Lana fib like "o sorry im late my hair just takes so long to do"

[qoqo 2,945]

Lana Del Rey - Did You Know You Have To Submit Your Songs To Be Nominated For A Grammy?

[Zaskar 3,383]

Maybe she knew about submission but only learned that she can choose her own category....

[StrawberryBlond 13,346]

Title made me laugh, not gonna lie. The "it all makes sense" phrase couldn't be more apt! Though I still don't think they would have nominated her. But this could just be Lana's humour. At the same time, maybe she didn't realise she could have more agency to put in her own ideas along with her label for submission. I'm sure the label has the final say but surely the artist must have input if they created the work? I'm not surprised that some people aren't aware of this, I didn't know for years. I thought the members put forward their favourites of the year and the most popular choices become the nominees but the other way round obviously makes more sense. Thing is, Lana's close to The Weeknd who famously publicly stated a few years ago that he had no plans to submit any of his work for Grammys after they snubbed his After Hours era. So, how did this rule pass her by?

[Agunimon 20,385]