Rule of thumb: Don't download your idol's leaked album and upload your own sex videotweet about it, lest you wish to bear the wrath of an artist you love.
Take, for example, an unsuspecting fan who admitted to downloading a leaked version of Lana Del Rey's upcoming album Lust For Life, out Friday.
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The fan quickly apologized, saying he couldn't resist and that he wasn't responsible for the leak. Soon, other fans came to Lana's aid, offering to send links to leaks so that she could report them.
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But the story has a happy ending: The link was apparently deleted before it could do major damage.
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A lesson for the stans out there: Just buy the album.
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