Kanye West’s daughter North West has reportedly left fans concerned with her new music, which explores themes of suffering and betrayal. The daughter of West and his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, recently released the music video for her latest track, “Aishite.”
The song delves into themes of betrayal, suffering, and loneliness, accompanied by dark and unsettling visuals. The horror-inspired music video, coupled with news of her recent tour cancellation, has sparked concern and discussion among fans.
North West’s new music about ‘suffering’ draws attention
Kanye West’s 13-year-old daughter, North West, has sparked intense online discussions over her latest music and its striking visual aesthetics. The release comes just days after her planned 14-date Kimokawaii Tour with rapper Molly Santana was abruptly canceled (via Hola).
Fans online have argued that North’s new song, “Aishite,” tackles themes that may be too mature for someone her age, raising questions about whether she fully understands the emotions explored in the track. Some have also speculated that the teenager may still be processing the sudden cancellation of her tour.
One user commented: “This song is really sad. I was depressed at 13 too. Hopefully, North gets the love and support she needs from somewhere.” A second user wrote: “She’s literally a normal preteen lol. Do y’all not remember Tumblr and MySpace? She needs time to heal, support, and therapy.”
A third user chimed in: “This felt spiritually heavy in a way that didn’t sit right with me. This sounds like a panic attack with a beat.”
A fourth user penned: “She’s rebelling against everything her family represents: beauty, youth, and glamour. She’s showing darkness, black teeth, while everyone is trying to get the most glowing look. She’s telling the dark side. A 13-year-old, it’s sad and disturbing.”
Another user shared: “The danger of social media at too early an age.” Finally, one user remarked: “The lyrics just were really disturbing, and it’s crazy that she thinks like this at such a young age. People tend to forget how hard it is for young teens to find their footing and confidence; it’s such a delicate age, yet they completely disregard that and just hate and make them feel awful about themselves.”
The music video uploaded on YouTube three days ago has already garnered over 200K views and over 10K likes at the time of writing.
