North West is exploring the darker side of life in her new music video “Aishite”. The 13-year-old daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West shared the horror-inspired video just weeks after cancelling her debut headlining tour.
North West released a horror-inspired music video for her new song “Aishite”
The teenager is seen wandering in an empty, eerie school hall and an arcade. To match the vibe, she is seen wearing icy blue hair in pigtails. She has white lipstick with a black skull design. The youngster also reveals black teeth, along with hand piercings.
The song itself leans into the zombie-horror genre and centers around feelings of betrayal, loneliness, and emotional pain. North sings, “Ain’t nobody finna save me… Just love me, everyone betrays me.” She later adds, “I’m seein’ blood daily… Can’t escape ’cause they chase me,” before continuing, “Can’t depend on anyone, the sufferin’ won’t end.”
As reported by Page Six, the dark themes prompted concern from several viewers. One fan commented, “This song is really sad. I was depressed at 13 too, hopefully North gets the love and support she needs from somewhere.” Another wrote, “The pain is felt in this song. I feel bad for her!! I hope she gets the help she needs!”
The release follows North’s cancellation of her 14-date headlining tour with rapper Molly Santana. The young talent cancelled her first major tour just weeks before the opening show. In a now-deleted post, North had gushed about how excited she was for the tour and promised her fans “something special” in the future. Santana apologized to the fans who bought tickets and had cleared out their schedule for the concert.
Despite missing the important tour, North has continued to pursue her passion for music. The teenager released her EP, N0rth4evr, earlier this year. She has also performed in major venues including Rolling Loud in Orlando and alongside her father at SoFi Stadium.
Kim Kardashian had previously praised her daughter’s creative spirit and defiance. The reality star said that North takes after his father and exudes confidence in her craft. Like him, she also does not care for comments from naysayers.
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Originally reported by Sreemanti Sengupta for Reality Tea
