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Yes, That’s North West Rapping in Japanese on FKA Twigs’ New Album

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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s Daughter North West Teams Up With FKA Twigs on New Single

North West has been keeping up with her Duolingo lessons.

Kim Kardashian’s 11-year-old daughter, who she shares with ex Kanye West, flexed her bilingual skills on FKA Twigs’ new album, Eusexua. She appears on the album’s shortest track “Childlike Things,” where she playfully raps a few lines in Japanese. 

True to the song’s title, “Childlike Things” sees both Twigs and North admiring their “supersonic powers” and creative imagination with wide-eyed wonder. After a few bouncy chants from the British pop singer, North delivers a short verse about praising Jesus. 

In English, her feature translates to: “Hello, My name is North-chan / From California to Tokyo / Jesus, the King / Praise the Lord / Jesus is the one and only true God.” 

West raps half of the verse—which flows against Koreless and Ojivolta’s house-inspired beat—towards the outro, before once again honoring her “supersonic powers.” 

Eusexua, which dropped on Jan. 24, explores Twigs’ usual sound design: whispery soft pop melodies, electronica-inspired beats, and the occasional glitchy transition. 



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