The eldest child of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West posted a new music video online on Thursday. The video features the Japanese-language song ‘Aishite’ and includes dark imagery with a school setting. North West appears in the video wearing white lipstick with a black skull design and showing off black teeth. She also wears a long icy blue wig in pigtails and displays hand piercings throughout the clip.
The song explores feelings of betrayal and emotional pain in its lyrics, according to pagesix.com. In one verse, she sings about not being saved and feeling driven crazy by her situation. She continues with lines that mention seeing blood daily, indicating a deep sense of suffering.
Many fans reacted to the video with concern over its dark tone. Some commented that they felt the pain expressed in the song and wished North well.
The release came shortly after North canceled her first headlining tour. She had planned to go on a 14-date tour with Molly Santana called the Kimokawaii Tour. The tour was canceled just days before it was scheduled to begin.
North West shared her excitement about the tour in a post that has since been deleted. She told fans she had something special planned for them despite the cancellation, according to a report from jang.com.pk.
Fans expressed disappointment and concern about the situation online. Molly Santana issued an apology to fans who had purchased tickets for the tour. She added that she hoped to meet fans again soon and create more memories together.
North West has performed at several major venues before this tour. Her first music festival appearance was at Rolling Loud in Miami alongside Molly Santana.
Kim Kardashian has publicly supported her daughter’s music ambitions. She said North is like her father in that she doesn’t worry about what others think. Kardashian praised North for being fearless in sharing her music with the world.
North West continues to build a presence in the entertainment industry despite her young age.
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