Kim Kardashian‘s daughter, North West, is winning the internet with her Halloween looks. She recently debuted two impressive costumes. In one, she and her friends dressed up as members of the BABYMETAL band. Her other look caught fans’ attention, where she channeled Kai Cenat, with her friends dressing up as fellow content creators. Fans quickly took to social media to share their reactions to West’s Halloween looks.
North West transforms into Kai Cenat in new clip
West took to TikTok to share her Halloween looks in two separate videos. In one clip, she appears to be channeling popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat, sporting a grey and white suit, a penciled mustache, and a goatee. Her other two friends were dressed up as Ray and Tota MC. Another look sees her and her friends dressed up as the members of the Japanese kawaii metal band, BABYMETAL. The trio wore a black, silver, and red contrast dress inspired by one of the band’s iconic outfits.
Fans quickly took to social media platforms to share their thoughts on West’s Halloween looks, especially the Kai Cenat one. A fan wrote, “only person forgiven for dressing up early.” A second user mentioned, “North gonna be on SNL.” A third one commented, “Funniest kid on earth.” “north is literally the coolest kid ever,” another fan wrote. Appreciating North’s creativity, one user tweeted, “North be pulling these stunts good every Halloween.” Other reactions also included “They been havin me cracking tf up lately,” “Them kids are obsessed with streamers lol,” and “north is so creativeee so cuteee.”
Last year, Cenat attended West’s 11th birthday bash at the American Dream mall in New Jersey, for which he received immense criticism. He promptly shut down critics by saying, “I am North’s favorite streamer, bro. All she wanted to do was meet me. Anybody who’s making it weird, that’s the weirdest thing ever.” He debunked all the unnecessary assumptions, stating (via Tribune), “We had a great time yesterday. She’s great, bro. She has a good group of friends around her; everything was great.”
Originally reported by Shazmeen Navrange for Mandatory.
