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Video: Paris Hilton Drops Sneak Peek Of New Single

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In case you were wondering, Paris Hilton still exists, and she's still making music (or "music," if you're really a hater). The wealthy blonde socialite dropped a sneak peek of her new single on her Instagram account, in which she writhes on the floor in a bathing suit, whips her hair around and sings poignant lyrics such as, "cause I'm havin' a good time/and I might be a bit tipsy/but that's OK cause you're with me."

She captioned the photo simply: "Lil Sneak Peek of my #GoodTime music video 💋 #InstaVideo."

Hilton most recently made news, if you would like to call it that, for dressing up a passed out reveler at her Fourth of July party and posting a photo of it online.

Keep it classy, Paris. Keep it classy.

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