14 DAY TRIAL // Lady GaGa is one of the most sought after female performers of the moment. As her latest single, “Just Dance,” is topping all the charts and getting massive airplay, this has prompted Paris Hilton, no stranger to music herself, to seek her out in view of a future collaboration. From what several sources are saying, Lady GaGa has already accepted.
Word in the industry has it that the two have met recently in a club, where they also hurriedly discussed working on a new track. Since they went to the same school, as per Lady GaGa’s admission, approaching the topic of working together has come naturally and, what’s more important, ended in them agreeing on doing it. However, as of now, the collaboration is supposed to be a secret.
Allegedly, it was Paris who first approached Lady GaGa, but only after she heard that she was crazy about “Stars Are Blind,” Paris’ first foray in the music industry. “I would love to do a song with you. I love you. Anything we would do would be a surprise. We can’t tell anyone anything.” Hilton reportedly told the hitmaker, to which she replied, “Sure, it would have to be a secret.”
“You are incredible, you have become an icon. You won’t admit it, but I am going to say it. Believe me you are. You are a fashion icon and I am impressed. I am loving your music.” Paris also revealed to the “Just Dance” singer. With all modesty, sources add, Lady GaGa admitted to being just a singer with a number one single, and not an icon yet. Still, she was not opposed to making music with Paris Hilton.
Hilton’s sophomore album, rumored to be in the works for more than a year, is now taking an expected direction, especially if one were to consider her previous statements, in which she was speaking about at least one track that would deal with her prison experience. “I have another album coming out with a song I wrote like Jailhouse Baby, which is about my time behind bars.” Paris explained to the media not long ago. Now, it seems, with said material also including a collab with Lady GaGa, it is presumed that the heiress would approach a more dance sound than with her first album.