Kim Kardashian Criticized, Fans Highlight Nepotism Issues in North and Chicago West's Music Video

Kapanlagi.com - Kim Kardashian and Kanye West involve their daughters, North (11) and Chicago (6), in the music world from an early age. The two sisters appear in Kanye's latest music video titled Bomb, which was released on Wednesday night.

In the futuristic-themed video, North and Chicago are seen speeding through the desert in Tesla Cybertrucks while being pursued by masked creatures. Not only acting, the two girls also rap in the song, with North even showcasing her singing abilities in both English and Japanese. Their involvement has received mixed reactions from fans and critics.

1. Chicago West Shines in Kanye's New Song

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Chicago West just appeared in the middle of the song Bomb, but immediately stole the spotlight with her cheerful lyrics. She raps, “This is Chicago / You know I'm number one. I like to have fun / Love the beach / Love the sun. You know this is Chi / I just wave goodbye as I say farewell.”

Kim Kardashian, who is also the mother of Saint West (8) and Psalm West (5), promoted this Mad Max-style music video on her Instagram. In the video, Chicago and North appear confidently performing in the desert with Tesla Cybertrucks.

Kim's post received a variety of reactions from netizens. Some praised the creativity of the video and the talents of her children, while others felt they were too young to enter the music world. Whatever the response, it is clear that the West-Kardashian family always knows how to grab attention!

2. Harvest Pro and Con, Nepotism or Creativity?

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Some netizens praised Kanye West and Kim Kardashian for giving North and Chicago West the freedom to express themselves through the music video Bomb. However, many also referred to this as a real example of nepotism.

“If someone asks what nepotism is, I will show them this video,” wrote one user.

Another joked, “This is like kids performing in the living room, but the audience isn’t grandma, but millions of their parents' followers.”

“Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should,” wrote someone.

In fact, some referred to Kim as the “new version of Kris Jenner” for starting to market her children from an early age. “This is equivalent to parents displaying pictures of their children on the fridge,” commented another netizen.

Despite this, many support the project as something fun and child-friendly.

“This is a song made by kids, for kids. Cool!

Another added, “Why hate on kids who just want to have fun? Clearly, they are creative and enjoying the process. Amazing!

This video proves that the West-Kardashian family always manages to spark lively discussions.

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