North West made an unexpected appearance in her father Kanye West's new music video for "Talking," off his upcoming "Vultures album," demonstrating her rapping prowess. The fruit certainly did not fall far from the tree.
The 10-year-old Kim Kardashian daughter looked confident as she appeared in her father's song video from the contentious "Vultures" album, which is scheduled for release on February 9.
In the video, she raps: 'It's your bestie. Miss, Miss Westie. Don't try to test me. It's gonna get messy. It's gonna get messy. Just just bless me! Bless me!' .
Rapper Ty Dolla Sign collaborated on the new video, which was released on Wednesday. The rapper Gold Digger initially released the video on Instagram, revealing that Damiano and Fabio D'Innocenzo, also known as the D'Innocenzo Brothers, were the directors.
The song is from the first album, Vultures, which is the first of a planned three-volume set. Release of the record is scheduled for this Friday, February 9. The first volume of a three-volume collection, Vultures, will be released this Friday, February 9.
Following Kanye recently revealed that he is having problems getting concert venues booked, and he seemed to be blaming his recent anti-Semitic comments on Instagram for the problem. Tuesday, the rapper posted a text message and a video in which he disclosed that he has been finding it challenging to secure venues. He added, pointingly, 'And you know why that is.'
The ex-husband of Kim Kardashian, who Bill Maher recently referred to as a "very charming anti-Semite," also appeared to draw comparisons between his situation and that of legendary rock 'n' roll artist Elvis Presley. In a recent video, West said that the only venue he has had luck booking is United Center in his own Chicago, appearing to speak with a lisp as a result of his brand-new $850K titanium dentures.
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Ahough Kanye may be referring to the King of Rock and Roll being censored, barred from events, and threatened with jail for his daring performances, it's unclear how he compares his circumstances to Elvis'. This Thursday, Ty Dolla $ign and Kanye will be having a listening party at the United Center for their new album, Vultures.
His most recent studio album, Donda, was released in 2021, therefore he hasn't been active in the music industry for some time. It follows comedian Bill Maher's assertion that he recorded a podcast conversation with Kanye but will never make it public due to his desire to shield young people from his "anti-Semitic" viewpoints.
After apologizing for his numerous anti-Semitic comments in December-during which he even expressed love for Adolf Hitler-West lost a number of high-profile endorsement deals and was fired by his talent agency.
