Paris Hilton, released a steamy new S&M inspired music video for High Off My Love, the new single off her upcoming sophomore album. The new Paris Hilton single features the rapper Birdman, 45, who is also known as Bryan Williams.

Paris Hilton, the 34-year-old heiress, strips down to her lingerie and pouts seductively before taking off on a motorcycle with a male model in the newly released video.

"It's finally here! Watch the music video for my new single #HighOffMyLove on @Vevo now!" Paris told her Twitter followers.

It's the first track released from her second album - for which she's teamed up with rapper Birdman

Hilton's newest music video "High Off My Love," instantly nabbed the top spot on Billboard's Real Time chart.

"So you think I'm bad, babe/ And you keep acting like you want me/ I don't need a little boy/ You better turn it up just a little more," she sings breathily.

Paris is worth $100 million, according to The Richest. She spent the past week travelling across England to promote her a limited edition bottle of her new fragrance.

The music video for "High Off My Love," premiered Friday (May 15) on Vevo.

Paris Hilton last hit the charts with former Cash Money superstar Lil Wayne for her video "Good Time". Hilton recently reveals that she would be doing a Las Vegas residency.

The music video for "High Off My Love" was directed by Hannah Lux Davis, who directed videos for Miley Cyrus. The video was inspired by Madonna's video for "Justify My Love," which was banned by MTV in 1990.

The socialite, reality TV star and recording artist broken the selfie ban on the Cannes red carpet. The ban was imposed by festival director Thierry Fremaux, who called selfies "ridiculous and grotesque."

Other Cannes stars who ignored the ban were Eva Longoria, Woody Allen, Tom Hardy and Salma Hayek.

"The red carpet goes around the world and we see people looking very good, and honestly you're never as ugly as on a selfie," said Thierry Fremaux.

You can watch the new Paris Hilton single, "High Off My Love," here: