"So I'm leavin' with nothing but laughter, and this town"
- Marilyn Monroe/Puppy Love is one of Lana's (likely going by Lizzy at the time) silliest, if not the sillest songs about love. It could even double as Heartwarming Moment due to the fact Lana sells her passion really well and without a hint of sadness for once.
- "High By The Beach"'s music video has Lana throughout it being her lovely, ethereal self while shying away from an intrusive paparazzi helicopter lingering outside her home. What does she do in the end? Daintily whips out a socking great machine gun and blows it to smithereens. Doubles as a Moment of Awesome.
- "Doin' Time"'s video is hilarious as it is majestic and just amplifies Lana's Lighter and Softer outlook. We don't see Lana sinking into the depths of despair in her videos anymore - now she's a 50-foot version of herself having fun wandering around Venice Beach and rescuing girls from unfaithful boys. The highlight is when the tall Del Rey flashes a satisfied "you're welcome" grin at the blonde girl after she kills the boyfriend and his side chick, before returning to the drive-in movie screen.
- "Arcadia" may be a solemn but hopeful piano ballad, but as its first video shows that doesn't stop Lana from finishing the song by flashing the peace sign, sticking her tongue out, then Flipping the Bird. And that's before the sudden switch to a remix of a song from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
- While it definitely doubles as Nightmare Fuel, the music video for "Chemtrails", where Lana and her attractive suburban friends are revealed to be werewolves. It's so random and unexpected it's genuinely funny.
- Lana's initial promotion for Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd consisted of her purchasing a single billboard in the city of Tulsa in the USA. Cue the Fridge Brilliance when fans remember Tulsa was the hometown of one of her ex-boyfriends.
