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Q: Lana Del Rey 
  
 'Video Games' on 'Letterman' 
  
 Lana Del Rey was widely criticized as being awkward and pitchy in her appearance on Saturday Night Live last month, and she clearly took that advice to heart before returning to American television last night on Late Show with David Letterman. Her body language is still fairly stiff, but this time around, her performance was staged in a way that made her stillness seem deliberate and sort of unnerving. She comes off as understandably self-conscious in her singing, but delivers a much more controlled and dramatic performance than on SNL. 
  
 Part of what makes this live take of "Video Game" work in comparison to the SNL version is the arrangement, which starts off as stark as can be with simple piano accompaniment, gradually adding layers of strings as it moves along. It's filmed so that each new change registers on the camera, which takes a bit of pressure off Del Rey needing to be the most dynamic presence on stage. This performance might not change the minds of the young singer's many detractors, but it's proof that her act is still a work in progress and that she's taking her public evolution very seriously. 
  
  
  
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 Lana del Rey gave a simple, straightforward rendition of "Video Games" on David Letterman Thursday night. Save the white dress, there was no trace of the uneven performance she gave on SNL a few weeks ago -- the artist instead hemmed close to the version that shot her to internet fame. Letterman was taken with Del Rey, or did a good job of acting like it, asking her if she could come back tomorrow. 
  
 "My pleasure," Del Rey replied softly. 
  
 "How about Monday?" he added. 
  
 What do you think of Del Rey's performance this time? |||||
A: 
Lana Del Rey didn't exactly get rave reviews for her Saturday Night Live performance, but she seems to have made a fan of David Letterman. After she sang a simpler version of her "Video Games" hit last night, Letterman jokingly asked if she could come back tonight, notes the Huffington Post. "My pleasure," she replied. "How about Monday?" he then added. Nice job, writes Natalia Buia at andPOP: "It goes to show Lana really does have the chops to pull such a melodramatic song off and that her flop on SNL was only caused by nerves." Adds Matthew Perpetua at Rolling Stone, “She comes off as understandably self-conscious in her singing, but delivers a much more controlled and dramatic performance than on SNL."