Paris Hilton Releases New Song ‘My Best Friend’s Ass’ With Kim Kardashian and Issa Bop
If you can’t stop checking out your BFF’s behind, do we have a song for you! Paris Hilton just released “Best Friend’s Ass” with Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike and it’s honestly such a bop. It’s already gotten a lot of attention because the friend’s ass in question is seemingly Kim Kardashian, who will be featured in the music video once it’s released. The song is the perfect beat to dance to all night long and the provocative lyrics are unbelievably catchy.
“Walk in VIP, don’t need no drink tickets, buddy / I got money, milk and honey / All my bitches actin’ funny,” the 38-year-old heiress starts seductively singing on the track. “Like, uh, they poppin’ bottles like, uh / They on my body like, uh / They got the tab and they call me bad.” The video looks like it will also feature makeup artist and Instagram queen Nikita Dragun, who’s behind Paris will also be looking at.
The catchiest part of the song is obviously the chorus. Be warned: There are a lot of F-bombs dropped. The lyrics read: “But all I see is f–kboys everywhere tryna make a pass / But I can’t stop lookin’ at my best friend’s ass / Fu-fu-f–kboys everywhere tryna make a pass / But I can’t stop lookin’ at my best friend’s ass.”
Paris continues (this is the part that will be stuck in your head for literal weeks), “Fu-fu– / Fu-fu– / Fu-fu– / Fu-fu-f–kboys / F–king rude.”
The track has two girls who talk to each other throughout the song about getting asked “rude” questions by the bouncer and discussing who they’re going to go home with that night (scandalous!). It seems to be poking a bit of fun at the ladies as one demands to the other, “Delete that off your story, you can see me in the background,” while her friend responds, “No, no, you look so cute!”
Congrats on your new bop, Paris, we’ll probably be hearing it nonstop this summer!
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