North West is sharing a piece of her mind in the music video for her song “Aishite.”
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s eldest daughter released the gothic video on Thursday, August 6, which features the 13-year-old lamenting about betrayal and not knowing who to trust.
“Just love me / Everyone betrays me,” North sings in the video, which appears to be set in a derelict school.
Other lyrics include, “Can’t be no one’s friend / I can’t let nobody in” and “Can’t depend on anyone / The sufferin’ won’t end.”
“Aishite” — which is Japanese for “love me” — is featured on North’s debut EP, N0rth4evr, which she released on May 1.
The video’s release comes a week after North canceled her coheadlining tour with rapper Molly Santana just days before it was due to kick off.
“To everyone who bought tickets to the tour, I sincerely apologize. I know a lot of you have taken time out of your busy schedules and spent your hard-earned money planning to be there,” Santana, 21, said in an Instagram Stories post on July 31.
Santana’s statement continued, “Nothing makes me more happy than the opportunity to share more amazing memories with you all and I hope to see you soon. You are all so greatly appreciated and please know that I never take your time or support lightly. I love y’all so much and I promise I will make this one up to you. Black punk otw & be right back.”
North and Santana were due to launch their Kimokawaii Tour in Dallas on Wednesday, August 5, followed by a stop in Houston on Thursday, August 6. However, those dates, along with an August 17 date in Toronto, were later labeled as canceled on Ticketmaster.
North’s tour with Santana was announced in June, with 14 stops scheduled for cities including Houston, Philadelphia, New York City, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco and Toronto. The tour was meant to end in Los Angeles at the end of August.
Kardashian, 45, shares North, as well as sons Saint, 10, and Psalm, 7, and daughter Chicago, 8, with ex-husband West, 49.
Kardashian and West were married in 2014 and split in 2021. The couple settled their divorce the following year but continue to coparent their four kids.
“I’m a really empathetic person. I mean, at the end of the day, we’re always family,” Kim said on her sister Khloé Kardashian’s podcast in January. “I always look at it that way, no matter what’s going on. There are times when I have to be super protective and there are times when, at any moment, I would love that relationship. I’ve always said that.”
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