Kanye West‘s highly anticipated album, “Vultures,” is on the verge of release, with collaborators of notable acclaim and a surprising feature from the rapper’s eldest daughter, North, stealing the spotlight.
During a Miami club “rave” showcasing a preview of “Vultures” on December 12, Kanye West, surrounded by fans and hip-hop luminaries, including his daughter North, provided a sneak peek into the project. North, at the young age of 10, isn’t merely there in support but is revealing her own musical talents.
North contributes at least one verse to “Vultures,” showcasing her sing-rap style over a beat featuring a sample from Grammy winner James Blake. With age-appropriate lines like “It’s your bestie / Miss, Miss Westie / Don’t tryna test me / It’s gonna get messy / Just, just bless me,” North’s performance has garnered applause both at the event and across the internet.
The extent of North’s involvement in “Vultures” remains unclear—whether she appears on more than one track or if this is a one-time feature. It’s yet to be determined if she harbors a genuine passion for music or if her contribution was a lighthearted endeavor.
Kanye West’s upcoming album is under intense scrutiny, particularly in the hip-hop sphere. The rapper faced severe setbacks over a year ago due to controversial statements, leading to brand deal losses and a significant decrease in net worth. Following this tumultuous period, West has maintained a low profile, leaving the industry eager to witness his next musical chapter.
In collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign, West has established a superduo named ¥$, culminating in the completion of their album, “Vultures.” Despite a lukewarm reception for the lead single and title track in November, expectations and interest remain high for the full-length release. The outcome, once the album is unveiled, remains uncertain, leaving fans and industry observers anticipating Kanye West’s resurgence in the music scene.
