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North
West
/
Kanye
West
Life
father,
like
daughter?
It
would
seem
North
West
is
following
in
the
steps
of
her
dad,
Kanye
West,
musically,
that
is.
Spotted
on
HipHopDX,
Ye’s
seed,
North,
is
gearing
up
to
bless
her
besties
with
an
album
that
pays
direct
homage
to
her
father’s
first
project.
During
Vultures
2’s
“listening
event”
in
Phoenix
on
Sunday
(March
10),
standing
side
by
side
with
her
dad,
North
West
announced
that
her
album
was
coming.
“I’ve
been
working
on
an
album,
and
it
is
called
Elementary
School
Dropout,”
the
10-year-old
told
her
dad’s
loyal
to
fault
fans.
If
you’re
saying
that
to
yourself,
that
sounds
familiar,
but
it
is
because
it
is
a
cheeky
play
on
her
West’s
first
album,
College
Dropout,
which
introduced
the
rapping
super
producer
to
the
Hip-Hop
world.
The
album
arrives
after
Northie
made
her
rapping
debut
on
the
Ty
Dolla
$ign
assisted
album
Vultures
1
track,
“Talking.”
In
the
song,
the
daughter
of
Ye
and
Kim
Kardashian
rapped,
“I
love
it
here/We’re
gonna
take
over
another
year/It’s
your
bestie,
Miss,
Miss
Westie/Don’t
try
to
test
me/It’s
gonna
get
messy/
Just,
just
bless
me,
bless
me/It’s
your
bestie,
Miss,
Miss
Westie.”
Ye’s
other
children,
Psalm
and
Chicago,
were
at
the
listening
event
and
hit
the
stage
while
their
older
sister
spit
her
bars.
Oh
The
Irony
West’s
exposing
his
kids
to
social
media
and
public
light
is
strange
because
he
has
made
big
stinks
about
North
being
on
TikTok
and
his
ex-wife,
Kim
Kardashian,
exposing
them
to
social
media.
Also,
the
hypocritical
religious
zealot
wants
everyone
and
the
world
to
see
his
wife
Bianca
Censori’s
goodies
because
he’s
currently
dressing
her
in
as
little
clothing
as
possible.
When
Will
North
West’s
Album
Arrive?
No
word
on
when
North
West’s
album
is
dropping.
Maybe
he
will
release
it
alongside
Vultures
2,
which
he
claims
will
not
be
available
on
digital
streaming
platforms.
So
there
is
a
good
chance
it
won’t
see
the
light
of
day.
The
first
Vultures
project
had
to
be
pulled
due
to
numerous
copyright
issues.
The
rapper/producer,
famous
for
making
beats
using
samples,
somehow
forgot
how
clearing
them
works.
Honestly,
add
this
North
West
album
to
something
we
(particularly
this
writer)
aren’t
checking
for.
