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Kylie Jenner debuted a new, very intimate, jazzy music video in which she just kinda hangs out and gazes into the distance in various states of undress and dampness.

Tyga's there, touching her because he will not go away. It's sort of a wet t-shirt contest in which Jenner's competing against better judgement.

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The video was directed by Jenner's pal and frequent collaborator Sasha Samsonova for W Magazine. Samsonova tells the magazine that Tyga basically hopped in while they were shooting.

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