Paris Hilton Is A Pink Goddess In "Come Alive"

Paris Hilton is really out of this world in her brand new music video for latest single, "Come Alive," the second single off her upcoming sophomore studio album. The 33-year-old entertainer has tried many different jobs in her multihyphenate career as a socialite-actress-model-singer-jewelry-designer, but it's hard to write off her music career as passing fling. It doesn't matter, though. Like it or not, she is still making music, and her new colorful video for “Come Alive” graced the Internet with its presence today.
"Come Alive" lives up to its title, as it offers a more mature aesthetic than previous Hilton offerings and in all seriousness, she's also showing growth as a vocalist this time around. "Come Alive" is carefree, fun, and a signature Hilton tune as she sings, "I just want to live in the moment!" There could not be a better cliché to strive for this summer. "Come Alive" is a love song and the insanely amazing clip matches the track's dreamy feel, making it anything but ordinary. The pink explosion aesthetic of the video could easily be confused for a razor commercial, but her clip, which of course features a flower blooming right around the climax of the song.
"It's all about love and how it makes you feel alive. So when I was coming up with the concept for the music video, I wanted it to be something that was very magical, ethereal, just very fantasy like, that's why I wanted to have a unicorn in it because I just think they're such beautiful, magical creatures," Hilton shared to E! about the Hannah Lux Davis directed video. Well, she definitely succeeded.
Filmed in Los Angeles, Hilton's "Come Alive" video is an absurd fairytale rave. Everything is the color of cotton candy as Hilton created an insane world filled with glitter, flower crowns and studded bikini tops. The heiress-reality star dons giant angel wings, a glimmering gown, and even dazzles the night in a blue bodysuit, while singing along while swinging on a romantic pink-flowered swing, lounging on pink clouds, and even next to a unicorn. This is either the type of stuff that made up our childhood dreams or Hilton's latest music video. If you guessed the latter, congrats; here's a rainbow lollipop. Call it Coachella on crack or Lisa Frank's private rave. Either way, this is not a drill.

Paris Hilton parties with Lil Wayne in 'Good time'

Summer's not quite over yet, because Paris Hilton has just invited you to her EDM-heavy pool party. The 32-year-old hotel heiress, queen of the nightclub circuit and recent Cash Money signee, makes her return to the music world with the release of her new single "Good Time," featuring her Cash Money label-mate Lil Wayne and produced by DJ Afrojack. The song's an EDM-pulsing rave riot, with the video finding Hilton donning a sequenced bathing suit, partying with super soakers and posing with male models in speedos. And she's quite unapologetic about it all.
"Good Time" is expected to serve as the lead single to appear on Hilton's upcoming, untitled sophomore studio album, due in early 2014 and marks Hilton's return to music after a seven-year hiatus. The new set, Hilton described as "very eclectic" and also heavily produced by Afrojack, features collaborations with RedOne, Snoop Dogg and Flo Rida. "I'm working with so many talented and awesome people for my album and can't wait to share more of the music," Hilton tells Rolling Stone. "For me this song is so catchy and fun the way it moves from pop to a true dance number."
As Hilton's Cash Money debut, the track has the hotel heiress celebrating a night out, is entirely electronic, with amped-up synths, hand claps and plenty of Auto Tune, and abides by party rocking, flipping off the haters and, of course, having a good time. "I came here just to party/Don't you hate on me," Hilton sings in the sugary hook. "I might be a bit tipsy/It's OK cause you're with me." Wayne, bare chested and donning oversized red sunglasses, makes a grand Weezy-like entrance, with a long guest verse that boasts: "YMCMB, bitch/Paris doesn't speak French."
The smoldering video for song was directed by Hannah Lux Davis, and shot in Los Angeles back in July 23. It features Hilton flaunting her figure and gyrating poolside, fist-pumps some glowsticks and poses luxuriously, in a barely-there bikini and cooing suggestively over a juiced-up dance and turnt-up beats as she throws an epic pool-party bash, complete with glow sticks, bottles and a 10-foot-tall robot, otherwise known as Kryoman. "The video is so sexy and so much fun, I really wanted it to be colorful and full of life and my friend Kryoman flew out to be in it and he just makes the video so much fun like spraying all the CO2 canisters," Hilton recently told MTV News.