Followers of Kim Kardashian and North West's joint TikTok account were shocked after a recent post.
The post, which was shared by Kim, displayed a list of things North expressed gratitude for. Surprisingly, among them was her father's controversial new album, "Vultures 1," which has since been removed from Apple Music.
Kim Kardashian faced criticism after sharing the post, which has since been deleted, featuring a drawing depicting North's stepmother, Bianca Censori, dressed in an almost-nude ensemble.
Below the video, several fans criticized Kim, expressing concerns about the potential impact on North, while others urged Kanye to ensure Bianca "covers up" when around their children. However, Bianca also received criticism for her increasingly revealing attire.
The picture showed North expressing gratitude
The video, which was shared on TikTok, showed North expressing gratitude for Kanye's album on February 10. Specifically, she singled out the song "Carnival" from the album, despite its X-rated lyrics.
The note, dated February 13, 2024, was titled "What are 3 things you're grateful for today?"
'What are 3 things your [sic] grateful for today?'
North answered: 'I am grateful for the VULTURES 1 album because it is insanely good.'
The note continued: 'I am also grateful for the black vultures because if vultures weren't alive this amazing album wouldn't have come out.'
'Lastly, I am grateful for the song Carnival,' she ended the note.
Additionally, in the note, Kanye is depicted wearing all black while Bianca, 29, is seen with her back turned, wearing a sheer panel over her backside and no underwear, along with boots.
Kanye West's new album Vultures is removed after five-day debut
Accroding to Billboard, Vultures 1 distributor removed Kanye West's new album after the information said that Kanye had reportedly uploaded it to various platforms without permission.
The streaming issues began earlier in the week, with Spotify removing the track "Good (Don't Die)" due to alleged "copyright infringement" claims made by Donna Summer’s estate.
So, Kanye West's debut album "Vultures" was swiftly removed just five days after its release. Apple Music deleted it due to copyright infringement issues.
FUGA released a statement, revealing that a client had delivered the album "Vultures 1" through their automated processes on February 9, 2024, violating their service agreement. Consequently, FUGA collaborates with its digital service provider (DSP) partners and client to remove "Vultures 1" from their systems.
The distributor, FUGA, said today: 'FUGA is actively working with its DSP partners and the client to remove Vultures 1 from our systems.'
