'Another diva Kardashian': Internet divided as Kanye West teases daughter North's 1st music video on Insta
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Kanye West's eldest daughter North West is lending him a little assistance on his next album.
On Wednesday, January 24, the 46-year-old rapper shared a visual proposal on Instagram for a music video that accompanied his latest studio album, 'Vultures,' alongside Ty Dolla $ign.
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The rapper captioned the clip: "TALKING VIDEO TREATMENT BY YOUR BESTIE MS MS WESTIE," which included images of automobiles, Malibu, athletes, religious symbols, and, vultures.
Fans have lately praised 10-year-old North as the 'princess of rap' after she made her album debut at her father Kanye's listening party in Miami in December 2023, per Daily Mail.
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North elaborates her music video idea with different photo highlights
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In a companion video, North was heard emphasizing the various pictures on the wall and sharing her wonderful idea for the song video.
North begins her vision video by saying, "I’m in my Lamborghini driving over to basketball practice, driving in the front seat just by myself.... I do some basketball practice, and then it’s all my friends in Vultures merch with one vulture flying around."
She then goes over the song's lyrics, showing how they fit with various situations, like eating at Nobu Malibu and dodging paparazzi.
As per Daily Mail, North is featured in one of the songs on album 'Vultures', so it should come as no surprise that she is making her own music video for it.
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North attended her father's listening party for his collaborative 'Vultures' album with Ty Dolla $ign in December 2023. According to Genius, she performed a lip-synch to her verse on the song "You Don’t Want (North Interlude)" on stage at the event.
"I love it here / We’re gonna take over another year / It’s your bestie Miss, Miss Westie. Don’t try to test me / It’s gonna get messy / Just, just bless me, bless me / It’s your bestie Miss, Miss Westie," she declares in the song.
'Vultures' is now scheduled for release on February 9, assuming no unforeseen circumstances or star change of heart, per Billboard.
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North West appears to be committed to collaborate with her father
It appears that North is committed to collaborating with her father on this forthcoming record.
Ty Dolla Sign posted a series of images on Instagram on Tuesday, January 23, featuring three variations of the song 'Vultures.' A hand-drawn image of Ye and Ty by North was one of the pictures in the photo carousel.
In the illustration, Ty had a matching tattoo on his cheek, while North's father was sporting a Vultures t-shirt and flaunting a "¥$" tattoo on his right arm. The R&B artist captioned the photo, saying, "Last slide by Ms Ms Westy!"
Internet divides over North West's music video talent
Online users provided mixed reactions following North's latest music video idea, shared by her rapper father.
One social media user supported the 10-year-old talent and wrote on Instagram comments section, "She is 10 years old and knows how to create her own storyboard, i could never".
A second one added, "It’s so beautiful to see a child fully believe in herself bc her support system encourages and fully believes in her. so many of us were missing that growing up. i love this."
"This Is 1000% Proof Of How Important Fathers Are. She Is Definitely Her Fathers Child! I Love This…," chimed in a third supporter.
Another supporter said, "I remember listening to Ye when he got his jaw wired now I’m listening to his daughter direct her own music video".
"She might be the best Ye creation we’ve seen thus far! Incredible little girl," exclaimed another one.
One more asserted, "That little girl is going to be a legend when she grows up. Watch!" followed by a heart emoji.
Several Internet users took to the online platform Facebook to criticize the young girl, with one stating, "She needs to go back to school"
Another one remarked, "Very spoiled," while a third one added, "Let them be kids"
"Oh my gif not another diva Kardashians," exclaimed another naysayer, while another stated, "Ridiculous let this girl have a normal life her parents are not role models."
"With such great role model parents, North's career can only head south," mocked another one.
One more seethed, "Never had a childhood. She is well on the way to become a spoiled diva."
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