Kim Kardashian admits Kanye West is sometimes 'right' about not wanting daughter North to be on TikTok after she posted videos lip-syncing to Ice Spice
- Kim Kardashian said that Kanye West may have been right in one instance about North West's TikTok.
- West was previously outspoken about his disapproval of North being on the platform.
Kim Kardashian said that Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, may have, in one instance, been right about North West being on TikTok after she removed videos of their 10-year-old daughter lip-syncing to Ice Spice lyrics.
Speaking to Time for its most influential companies of 2023 issue, Kardashian reflected on her daughter North collaborating with 23-year-old rapper Ice Spice in a series of TikTok videos. Some of those videos featured North West dressing up as Ice Spice, while others showed them lip-syncing to some of the rapper's more mature lyrics.
"As soon as I saw the words, I was like, "Oh no, we're taking this down,'" Kardashian told Time. "I saw on the internet, [people saying] 'Kanye was right,' and maybe he was in that instance."
The lyrics to one video that appears to have been removed from Kardashian and North's account appear in Ice Spice's song "In Ha Mood": "Bae, I'm not stayin', I just wanna play / In the party, he just wanna rump / Big boobs and the butt stay plump."
Another video on North's TikTok account shows her lip-syncing to the same lyrics while dressed as Ice Spice.
Ye was previously outspoken about his daughters' presence on TikTok, where she shares an account with Kardashian.
In a February 2022 Instagram post that has since been removed, Ye uploaded a screenshot of one of the account's TikTok videos, Insider previously reported, asking what he should do about North "being put on TikTok against my will."
At the time, Kardashian posted a statement on her Instagram story, Insider reported, writing that Ye's "constant attacks" towards her would be "more hurtful than any TikTok North West might create."
Previously, Kardashian told Angie Martinez on her "IRL" podcast that despite her daughter's presence on the app, she can only access it through her mother's phone.
"She loves making slime videos and doing her little hair tutorials, and I will fight for her to be creative," she told Time.