North West, 10 Debut Music Video is Here in Kanye West's Music Video for 'Talking' with Ty Dolla Sign, Unveiling Her Remarkable Rap Skills
North West, 10 Debut Music Video is Here in Kanye West's Music Video for 'Talking' with Ty Dolla Sign, Unveiling Her Remarkable Rap Skills
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| North West, 10 Debut Music Video is Here in Kanye West's Music Video for 'Talking' with Ty Dolla Sign, Unveiling Her Remarkable Rap Skills (PC: Instagram) |
North West, the 10-year-old daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, showcased her burgeoning talent as a rapper in her unexpected cameo appearance in her father's latest music video.
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The video accompanies Kanye West's track "Talking," featured on his forthcoming album "Vultures." In the visually striking video, North exudes confidence as she delivers her lines, rapping, "It’s your bestie. Miss, Miss Westie. Don’t try to test me. It’s gonna get messy. Just bless me!" Dressed in attire mirroring her famous father's signature style, she captivates viewers with her performance.
Directed by the D'Innocenzo Brothers, the video, a collaboration with rapper Ty Dolla Sign, dropped on Wednesday to the delight of fans eagerly anticipating Kanye's new album. "Vultures" marks the first installment of a planned three-volume collection, scheduled for release on February 9.
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However, amidst the excitement surrounding the album's impending release, Kanye West recently shared his frustrations regarding booking concert arenas, hinting at potential repercussions stemming from his controversial views, including anti-Semitic remarks. Despite difficulties securing venues, Kanye remains determined to share his music with his audience.
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Addressing his struggles, Kanye emphasized the significance of Chicago's United Center, where he managed to sell out a concert in a mere seven minutes. Yet, he lamented the challenges he faces in booking other venues, suggesting a possible blacklist due to his views.
Drawing parallels to the plight of iconic musician Elvis Presley, Kanye expressed his frustration with being restricted from performing, a situation reminiscent of the censorship faced by the King of Rock and Roll. Despite these obstacles, Kanye persists in his musical endeavors, organizing a listening party for "Vultures" at the United Center.
However, controversies surrounding Kanye extend beyond venue bookings. His unauthorized use of a significant sample from the Backstreet Boys' hit "Everybody" in his song raises legal concerns and threatens to disrupt the album's release. The potential fallout from this infringement looms large, potentially resulting in legal action from the Backstreet Boys.
Moreover, Kanye's past controversies, including his anti-Semitic remarks and public support for Adolf Hitler, have sparked widespread condemnation and led to significant repercussions, including the loss of endorsement deals and agency representation. Comedian Bill Maher's decision not to release an interview with Kanye further underscores the polarizing nature of his views.
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