If you are a fledgling artist and you want your song to have a chance at being a hit, you best get Lil Wayne on board. Everything that guy touches usually turns to gold. However, it's going to cost you. If you have buckets of cash, then you can likely hire Wayne. So that's just what heiress Paris Hilton did. The wannabe pop star recruited Weezy for her new song 'Last Night.'
Necessity is the mother of invention, and with Kim Kardashian having usurped her famous-for-being-famous celebutante crown, Paris Hilton had to find something else to do with her time and money. She's reinventing herself as a DJ. Well, she's attempting to do so. Footage of her debut set from Brazil's POP Festival has landed online. How does Paris fare as an EDM knob twiddler? Oh, it's bad. Horrifically, unconscionably bad. And no, it's not so bad it's good, either.
Paris Hilton has denied a lot of things over the years, including the fact that she played a role in releasing her own sex tape that shot her to fame. She's adding another, albeit much less scandalous, item to that list: the song 'Louder.' And with good reason: It's really not her song!
For a few years, Paris Hilton was at the forefront of pop culture, and no one really knew why (aside from that pesky sex tape, which also seemed to work well for her BFF-turned-frenemy Kim Kardashian).
She was lanky, rich and had no discernible talent. At her pinnacle, she released an album and an admittedly catchy but much-ignored single, 'Stars Are Blind.' Then she fell off the radar for a while.
If you were among the many who thought Paris Hilton's 'Drunk Text' was awful, at least you can take comfort in knowing the song will not be officially released on her next album.
In a move we're hoping the DUI poster girl did ironically, Paris Hilton dropped a video for a song called 'Drunk Text' today, featuring the aptly named Manufactured Superstars. In one of the most mind-numbing, vapid tracks we've ever heard, Hilton shows that LMFAO must have a lot of time on their hands -- they're going to need it with her.
We thought we had seen the last of Paris Hilton the singer after her self-titled debut 'Paris' in 2006! Not so fast, kids. The former queen of "famous for being famous" -- that title has been usurped by Kim Kardashian -- is in the house tonight! She is resurrecting her dormant music career and she's getting some help from party rockers LMFAO. Before you go and LYFAO, give it a chance, as Hilton has the loot to recruit major talent to make her album at least sound good.
It's not a secret that Paris Hilton loves attention, but she might not like the kind she received in Vh1's 'Pop Up Video: One Hit Wonders.' The black and white clip for her 2006 single, 'Stars Are Blind', opens with a bubble that reads, "Great place to catch crabs." Ouch!
In her effort to become the Queen of House Music and go legit, Paris Hilton -- the former reigning champion of the "famous for being" famous celebutante scene -- has begun working on house style electronic music with Afrojack, an artist who is famous for being really good at making house music. A sliver of the live, unfinished demo of Hilton's collab with Dutch-born Afrojack, dubbed 'Good Time,' is online now (thanks to MuuMuse) and it's potent enough to get the club set grooving.
