Paris Hilton Responds To Deadmau5


Paris Hilton hit back at Deadmau5 this weekend on Twitter.

If you don’t know already, the socialite has been working on her music career over the last few years and it’s really paying off. She recently signed a major residency deal and is reportedly making about $1 million a night.

https://twitter.com/ParisHilton/status/525712042246668288

According to Deadmau5, that’s an insult to the industry.

The DJ took to his blog last week to complain about Paris Hilton’s success.

Deadmau 5 writes: “So Paris makes a billion dollars playing a CD at a club. thats great. how is this news again? Personally, i would pay about as much to see her “perform” as Indy fans would pay to watch me struggle to get out of first gear and 20 feet off the starting grid in an Indy500 race without ending up in a wreck.”

The DJ is basically upset that Paris Hilton was able to become one of the highest paid DJs in a few short years.

He adds: “So paris, thank you… were actually not even mad youre enthusiatic about electronic music… we love that youre a part of our party. But please, get the fuck back in your go kart. No need to prove that you found someone stupid enough to consider paying you a million dollars for something the world knows you arent… because here’s what you actually are to everyone who knows better.. ticket sales. nothing more.”

Paris Hilton responded on Twitter, writing that Deadmau5 was just jealous of her sucess.


Kokou Adzo

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