North West is teasing new music and debuting new piercings.
The 12 year old, who is the daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, took to Instagram and TikTok on Tuesday to share a photo as well as a short soundbite from an unreleased track titled “Piercing on my hand hardstyle outro.”
In the clip, North previewed lyrics that touch on self expression, fame, and personal boundaries, including lines suggesting she plans on getting additional more tattoos and piercings.
Among the lyrics shared were, “skipping school yeah i do that on a daily,” “i want more piercing and tats. i love blue hair, put in the box,” and “you are so angry that i am so mainstream. you can never phase me, just erase me. Talking a lot lately, i got y’all all crazy.”
Alongside the music tease, North also a shared a photo revealing new body modifications. In the image shared to her Instagram Stories on Jan. 13, the pre teen held her hand up to the camera, showing what appeared to be two additional finger piercings joining an existing one on her middle finger.
North paired the look with a blue wig and an all black outfit, including a Balenciaga T shirt, a pleated skirt, and a large diamond skull chain from Alex Moss New York that she got from her mom on Christmas.
North’s latest posts arrive amid continued public discussion around her appearance and creative choices.
Over the past few months, the tween has experimented with bold hair colors, heavy makeup, tattoos, and multiple piercings. Some of the looks have sparked online debate, with critics questioning whether the looks are age appropriate.
Kim Kardashian has addressed the criticism publicly. During an October episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast, she acknowledged that she does not always get it right as a parent, particularly when it comes to certain fashion choices North has made.
“I’m like, okay, we’re never wearing that again. Unfortunately, we made that mistake in front of the whole world,” Kardashian said at the time, adding, “as a mom, you’re kind of like learning at the same time.”
She also revealed how North handles criticism, saying her daughter tends to brush off negative opinions.
“She’s really mature in one sense where she’ll be like, ‘Mom, I saw this and I don’t really care that they don’t like… my blue hair or this or that. She’s really confident and is like, ‘I probably wouldn’t be hanging out with those people.’”
