Born to Party

"Born to Party" is the debut song released by Julia Michaels. The song gained attention when it was featured on MTV's hit TV show "The Hills".

Background
Julia Michaels released "Born to Party", her first song, at the age of 16. It was featured on MTV's hit TV show "The Hills", exposing her music to a wide audience that responded immediately. The single, with it's fun, steady dance beat, became a quick success among the viewers and created demand for more music, which led to an EP released by the singer, however, the four-song tracklist of this debut EP did not include the song "Born to Party".

Critical reception
Seven years after the release of this song, while reviewing "Nervous System", Katherine St. Asaph of Pitchfork mentioned "Born to Party", calling it "a breathtakingly cynical cut-rate" version of American singer-songwriter Kesha's debut single, "Tik Tok".

Overall, "Born to Party" is highly compared to "Tik Tok" due to the electronic beats and autotuned voice that both songs feature.