Paris Hilton, Lil Wayne 'Good Time' Music Video Debut [WATCH]

It's finally here. Paris Hilton's latest foray into pop music (and the first under the Cash Money flag) "Good Time (feat. Lil Wayne)."

The Afrojack-produced single comes off as the slick sort of house music that still gets played unironically in certain parts of Europe. In keeping with this theme the lyrics sound like they were written by someone whose first language wasn't English. That's not to disparage the song. Paris Hilton has always made music that knows its place, and that place is typically wherever you happen to be when it's 3 a.m. and you are out of your gourd on spirits and substances of questionable legal standing.

Lil' Wayne underlines this point with a bright-red Cash Money-branded Sharpie with the beginning of his verse. After an awkward pause where Tunechi seems to be searching for words, he just gives in and admits "I'm f**ked up."

Weezy proceeds to launch into a verse that only mentions sex around 10 times, which has to be some sort of late-era Wayne record. He neatly wraps his verse up by reminding everyone that this house music was brought to you by Paris "Wal-Mart?" Hilton.

The video is comprised of stock party shots like people having fun in a pool and SMOKE MACHINES ERRWHERE, with one exception. At one point, the Gundam that would have represented Ibiza in Mobile Fighter G Gundam appears. Instead of running in confused terror from the molly-peddling, LED-covered Rave-timus Prime, Hilton decides to dance with the gigantic party bot... I'm seriously holding out that this is the clip that alien civilizations find when they discover a ravaged, desolate Earth.

What do you think of "Good Time" by Paris Hilton and Lil' Wayne?