North West is on her way to releasing her very first album. The young talent, only 10 years old and the daughter of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian, shared a glimpse of her upcoming album “Elementary School Dropout” at the 2024 Rolling Loud festival in Inglewood, California.
During an engaging conversation with Jazyln from Jazzy’s World TV, North expressed her excitement about the project. She confidently stated, “It’s going to be great.” This brief interaction took place amidst the bustling atmosphere of the Rolling Loud festival.
In a moment that piqued the curiosity of many, a 13-year-old reporter inquired if Kanye West, the renowned “Heartless” rapper, would make an appearance on the album. North’s response was intriguing, hinting at the possibility with a “Maybe! We don’t know yet.” It seems the details of the album, including its release date, are still being finalized.
A video captured by TMZ showed Kim Kardashian, at 43, supporting her eldest daughter from the sidelines. Kardashian was seen cheering for North as she performed tracks from her father’s “Vultures” album. It was a proud moment for the SKIMS founder as North took the stage with a few of her closest friends, rapping “Talking/Once Again” under her rapper name, “Miss Westie.”
Just last week, North revealed her plans for a solo album while performing alongside Kanye in Phoenix, Arizona. She told the audience, as reported by Forbes, “I’ve been working on an album. It’s called ‘Elementary School Dropout.'” This album serves as a playful homage to Kanye’s 2004 hit album “The College Dropout.”
North’s venture into music isn’t entirely new. Last year, she made her rapping debut as Miss Westie during one of her father’s album listening parties in Miami. Since then, she has joined Kanye on his global performances, showcasing her growing talent as an artist.
As North West steps into the music scene with her debut album “Elementary School Dropout,” the anticipation grows not only for her fans but also for those curious about the next generation of the West-Kardashian legacy in the entertainment industry.