It would be fascinating to watch how Kim Kardashian responds to Kanye West’s newest pоisоnоus stunt — wearing a black ƙƙƙ hood while performing the title track from his new “Vultures” album with their 10-year-old daughter North on stage with him.

The controversial rapper performed the song early Tuesday morning while wearing what seemed to be a ƙƙƙ hood, and he used the song to respond to criticisms about his previous antisemitic conduct. As seen in a video published by Page Six, West rapped that he had just had with a Jewish lady, whom he alluded to disgustingly. “How come I’m anti-Semitic?” “I’m just a Jewish (expletive),” West stated again, repeating the second sentence.

The Vultures Rave performance took place early Tuesday morning at Miami’s Art Basel. Two of West’s other four small children with ex-wife Kardashian seemed to be in attendance, according to Page Six. Bianca Censori, his self-described new wife, was keeping an eye on the other two, Saint, 8, and daughter Chicago, 5.

The New York Times and other publications stated that West invited North on stage alongside many other record partners — Charlie Wilson, Lil Baby, Freddie Gibbs, Chris Brown, and Young TҺug — to perform her musical verse that’s featured on one of the song’s albums. North identifies herself in the song as “Miss Westie,” rapping, “It’s your bestie/Miss, Miss Westie/Don’t tryna test me/It’s gonna get messy/It’s gonna get messy/Just, just bless me/Bless me.”

People liked watching North rap on stage, according to Complex. The youngster is no stranger to the spotlight, which is expected considering her reality TV mother and father, who has a lengthy history of inciting fury. North told Teen Vogue when she was 7 years old that she wаnted to be a boxer but then wаnted to “do art on the side,” or be a dog walker, basketball player, or rapper.

Kardashian has generally appeared to be content with having North in the public eye, though the influencer and shapewear entrepreneur faced backlash in 2022 after making light of her daughter’s discomfort about being photographed while sitting next to Anna Wintour at Paris Fashion Week, according to BuzzFeed News.

Several years ago, Kardashian began making TikTоk videos with North, a mother-daughter collaboration that West, oddly, despised. The rapper revealed his displeasure with his daughter’s presence on the popular video site in early 2022, stating in a podcast interview, “My children ain’t going to be on TikTоk without my permission.”

Several months later, Kardashian admitted that her ex-husband could have been correct when she dressed up as rapper Ice Spice and shared a video of herself lip-syncing a few words from her song, “Boy’s a Liar, Pt. 2.”

“As soon as I saw the words, I was like, ‘Oh no, we’re taking this down,'” Kardashian said in June to Time. “I saw on the internet [people saying], ‘Kanye [West] was right,’ and maybe he was in that instance.”

During Kardashian and West’s marriage, which lasted from 2014 to 2017, she often attempted to minimize or justify his inflammatory public outbursts over politics, racism, music, and other topics, which the New York Times described as “accepted celebrity rabble-rousing.”

That ended last year, when West lost valuable professional affiliations with Adidas, where his Yeezy brand shoe was a successful seller when he donned a “White Lives Matter” shirt to Paris Fashion Week and threatened to go ” con 3 On JEWISH PEOPLE.”

Despite the criticism and subsequent reporting about West’s long-held love with Adolf Һitler and the Nаzi party, he doubled down in a series of interviews with right-wing commentators such as Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones. “I love Jewish people, but I also love Nazis,” he told Jones, adding, “I do love Һitler.”

The New York Times published an investigative report in October alleging that West’s 10-year partnership with Adidas was marred by his obsession with Һitler and Jewish people, with West allegedly telling a Jewish Adidas manager to kiss a portrait of Һitler every day and telling his Adidas colleagues that he admired Һitler’s “command of propaganda.”

“Vultures” was co-written and produced by West and his longtime collaborator Ty Dolla $ign. West made multiple performances in the Miami region during the last week, performing songs from the album, which he stated will be released on Friday, according to the New York Times.

However, his decision to wear a black hood for his listening party, as well as his filthy song about an anonymous Jewish lady, infuriated many social media users, according to Page Six. He was dubbed “disgusting” and “sick” by his peers.  Others found it particularly distressing because he was with his daughter at the time.

“North looks so uncomfortable with Kanye wearing a ƙƙƙ mask,” a source claimed. “Get her off the stage bro.”