North West is making waves with a sneak peek of her latest song, which seems to celebrate her new dermal piercings. The 12-year-old daughter of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian shared a snippet of the track on her Instagram Stories, featuring a collaboration with her father. Titled “Piercing on My Hand (Ye Version),” the song addresses the buzz surrounding her two dermal piercings.
In her rap, North expresses her enthusiasm for body art, saying, “Piercing on my hand, the other holding bands,” and adds, “I want more piercings and tats.” The young artist also mentions her experiences in school, rapping about getting banned and staying away from her studies to express her unique style. Lines like “Got some new rings, yeah, they’re so crazy” highlight her confidence and flair for fashion.
Back in September, North was seen in Rome debuting her first dermal piercing, which lies flat against the skin without a traditional entry and exit point. While some fans criticized Kim Kardashian for allowing her daughter to get the piercing, citing concerns about age and potential risks, North has stood firm in her choice. She recently responded to critics via a joint TikTok account with her mother, affirming, “it’s okay 🫶,” to remarks about the piercing causing distress.
In a further show of defiance, North shared on TikTok a message for those upset over her piercing, stating, “Why are you crying? How old are you? Just pull it together.” This bold assertion of her identity continues to resonate with her followers, especially as she showcases her individuality through her personal style.
Most recently, North revealed that she has added a second dermal piercing, displaying it alongside her distinctive blue wig and stylish black attire, which included a Balenciaga T-shirt and a striking diamond skull chain gifted by her mother. The young music artist’s journey into self-expression reminds her fans to embrace their uniqueness, and her latest song reinforces her desire for more self-fashioned body art.