Conflicting reports have emerged about one of the song’s lyrics.

Lana Del Rey’s 2012 song “Cola” may be best remembered for its opening line, “My pussy tastes like Pepsi cola,” but there’s another potential meaning behind the song that fans may not have picked up on. According to a report from Page Six, the song originally contained a reference to disgraced movie executive Harvey Weinstein, who recently resigned from his role at The Weinstein Company after a series of reports about him sexually assaulting and harassing women for decades.

Genius breaks down the supposed reference to Weinstein in an annotation:

On Friday, TMZ ran a story citing “sources close to Lana” who said the song is not about Weinstein. However, the “Harvey” line isn’t the only part of the track that points towards another meaning. On the first verse, she also references romances with older men:

I gots a taste for men who are older

It’s always been, so it’s no surprise

There’s another seemingly relevant lyric on the second verse:

Come on baby, let’s ride

We can escape to the great sunshine

I know your wife and she wouldn’t mind

It’s also worth noting that Weinstein’s affinity for Diet Coke is well-documented.

According to the Page Six report, Lana meant the chorus to be a dig at him after she rebuffed his advances. As their anonymous entertainment industry source claims, “Harvey went bananas and insisted Del Rey change the lyrics, which she did, removing Harvey’s name.” Recorded versions of the song certainly sound like she’s still saying “Harvey.” You can judge for yourself below:

Lana also seems to sing the word “Harvey” in a 2014 performance of the song at Bravalla Festival in Sweden:

“Cola” appears on Paradise, a 9-song addition to Lana’s debut album Born To Die that was also released as a standalone EP in 2012. The song is the same on both versions of the project, as are the lyrics printed in the accompanying booklets (which sport different designs for the EP and deluxe album versions). It’s produced and co-written by Lana’s frequent collaborator Rick Nowels.

Listen to the song above and read all the lyrics to Lana Del Rey’s “Cola” on Genius now.