Lana Del Rey Just Dropped a Secret New Song—And Fans Think It’s About That Viral Mystery Man!

Lana Del Rey has done it again—and this time, she’s got everyone talking about a mysterious “Henry.” Out of nowhere, the queen of melancholic pop released “Henry, Come On,” a hauntingly beautiful track that’s already breaking the internet. But who is Henry? Fans are scrambling for answers, and the theories are wilder than ever.

The song dropped overnight, catching even die-hard fans off guard. With her signature whispery vocals and cinematic strings, Lana paints a vintage love story… or is it a breakup anthem? Lyrics like “Henry, don’t you know the stars weep for us?” and “Why’d you leave me in the rain, Hollywood Hills on fire?” have sparked a frenzy. TikTok sleuths are dissecting every line, while Twitter is flooded with memes guessing Henry’s identity. Is it a lost lover? A fictional character? Or a cheeky nod to a famous face?

This isn’t just another Lana ballad, though. Rumors swirled last week after she was spotted at a Los Angeles recording studio with producer Jack Antonoff. Now, insiders hint “Henry, Come On” might be the first tease of her long-rumored sixth album, rumored to dive into “old Hollywood secrets and modern heartbreak.” And let’s not forget—Lana’s last album, Did You Know That There’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd, had fans obsessed for months. This new drop? It’s already on track to top it.

But back to the burning question: Who’s Henry? Reddit threads are blowing up with theories. Some swear it’s a reference to poet Henry David Thoreau, others joke it’s Henry Cavill (yes, that Superman). The wildest take? Henry could be a code name for her upcoming tour or even a surprise collab. Lana, ever the enigma, simply posted a retro Polaroid of a handwritten note on Instagram with the caption: “Henry knows what he did.

Streams of the track surged 500% in just 12 hours, crashing Spotify servers in some regions. Meanwhile, TikTok’s music charts are already flooded with moody edits pairing the song with vintage film clips and Outer Banks actor Madelyn Cline (because, why not?).

One thing’s clear: Lana Del Rey isn’t here to play it safe. “Henry, Come On” feels like a love letter to her loyal fans—and a middle finger to anyone who doubted her comeback. Will this be the song of the summer? Grab your tissues and vinyl recorders, because Lana’s world is as addictive as ever.

Update: A little birdie just whispered that Lana’s team filed a trademark for “HENRY” last month. Coincidence? Sure, Jan.