It was only a matter of time before North West featured in a Kanye West music video, she is the apple of his eye after all. Well, now the little tot is starring in her dad's music video for Only One - the song which has Paul McCartney on keyboard.
Kanye gave the video as world premiere on Ellen DeGeneres' TV show.[twitter id="550559765647360001"]
North isn't exactly giggling and laughing in the video but she sure looks cute as she takes a little stroll with daddy.
Kanye revealed to Ellen that starting a family changed him as a person: "I've learned how to shut up more. I think I'm a better human being because of [Kim Kardashian] and because of my daughter. And I have always someone to think about going home to and you know something for me to be brave for what I want to do for humanity, but also to be more protective of myself for my family too."
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On 5 January 2015, we wrote...
Apparently, there are a few people in the world who don't know who Paul McCartney is.
On 1 January, Kanye West launched new track Only One, featuring McCartney on the keyboard.
The song left a handful of Kanye fans wondering who this mysterious world famous collaborator was and praised the rapper for helping launch the career of another unknown artist, who needed a leg up.
"I don't know who Paul McCartney is, but Kanye is going to give this man a career w/ this new song!" wrote Ovo Josh on Twitter.
"Kanye has a great ear for talent. This Paul McCartney guy gonna be huge," tweeted Desus Nice.
"Who tf is Paul McCartney???!??! This is why i love kanye for shining light on unknown artists," said Curved Daily.
"Who is Paul McCartney?" asked Percy Blacksom. "He boutta blow up thanks to Kanyer!!!"
Some of these tweets may have been jokes (maybe), but for clarity to any Kanye fans still left unclear, McCartney was born in Liverpool in 1942 and went on to join one of the most famous bands in British history, The Beatles, which incidentally also featured a guy called John Lennon in the line-up.
The song itself strays from West's typically angry USP, and sees him channel the voice of late mother, while McCartney plays the organs.
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