North West debuted her rapper name on a song from her father’s latest album.
Kanye West and Kim Kardashian’s 10-year-old proudly jump up and down on stage Tuesday Kanye and Ty Dolla $ign listening party In Miami, she debuted her own verse on one of the new tracks.
“I love it here/We’re gonna have another year/Here’s your good friend, Miss Westy,” North pretends to be in sync, her father smiling next to her.
Wearing a black oversized coat with a matching T-shirt and pants, North had the crowd cheering as she rapped, “Don’t try to test me/It’s gonna get messy/It’s gonna get messy/Bless me.”
The new song is part of Kanye and the “Blasé” rapper’s upcoming album “Vultures.”
After hearing North’s vocals, fans took to the comments section to gush about the kid’s latest musical venture, which includes a X user who wrote North “definitely looked a lot like her father.”
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“North really liked this verse,” another tweeted.
one third Tweet North is a “musical genius,” adding, “She has inherited her father’s talent, style and confidence. Wish her the best in the world!!”
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While North and her fans seemed excited about her father’s guest appearance on his latest album, others noticed Kanye’s attire at the listening party and some questionable lyrics.
“Good Morning” rapper, 46, triggering backlash for wearing a reassembled hood associated with the Ku Klux Klan during the party.
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He also came under fire for lyrics in a new song in which he sang: “How can I be so anti-Semitic? I just fucked a Jewish bitch.”
Fans slammed Kanye’s fashion choices as “sick” and “disturbing”.
“Kanye is wearing a Klan hood while black people sit around doing nothing. Fuck him and his music bros,” one user Written by X.
“Just saying Kanye West is a[n] ” a second user claimed.
Kanye’s stylish and lyrical choice comes a year after he faced criticism for a series of releases. anti-semitic remarks.
At the time, his rant – which he later doubled down on – led to the rapper turning into a fashion designer. dismissed from his partnership With adidas.
“Adidas will not tolerate anti-Semitism and any other form of hate speech,” the athletic company said in a statement. “Ye’s recent comments and actions are unacceptable, hateful and dangerous, and they violate the company’s diversity and inclusion policies.” values, mutual respect and fairness.”
