Kanye West‘s and Kim Kardashian’s daughter North West and her friends have dressed up as BABYMETAL for halloween – check out clips of them in costume below.
Earlier this week, North West took to TikTok to share several looks for halloween, one of which sees her and two other friends dress up as Japanese kawaii-metal icons BABYMETAL. Over the course of several posts, West and her friends are seen posing for photos, and dancing along to BABYMETAL’s songs like ‘Chocolate’ and their Lil Uzi Vert collaboration ‘The End’.
Check out the girls in full BABYMETAL regalia below.
@kimandnorth Halloween 2025 @BABYMETAL_JAPAN ♬ The End (feat. BABYMETAL) – Lil Uzi Vert
@kimandnorth @BABYMETAL_JAPAN ♬ som original – Naty🫶🏻
While comments have been turned off on North West’s shared account with Kim Kardashian, the official BABYMETAL page on TikTok has reposted all of the teenager’s videos.
North West’s tribute to BABYMETAL shouldn’t come as a surprise though, as her mother Kim Kardashian in 2021 revealed to Ellen DeGeneres that North is a “goth girl” who “listens to Black Sabbath.”
“North is like goth. She’s into Hot Topic,” Kim told Ellen. “She puts fake tattoos on her face and she listens to Black Sabbath. She’s just, like, a full goth girl.”
Back in March 2024, North West announced her debut album ‘Elementary School Dropout’, though the record has yet to be released. An official single has also not been released yet, but the teenager has previously West recorded a rap verse for ‘Vultures’ track ‘Talking’, which she performed with her father in Paris.
In May last year, she was one of several performers at Disney’s live production ‘The Lion King at the Hollywood Bowl’, where she performed ‘I Just Can’t Wait to Be King’ from the 1994 Disney film.
As for BABYMETAL, the metal trio released their fourth album ‘Metal Fourth’ back in August. The record scored a three-star review from NME, with Liberty Dunworth writing: “There is no doubt that BABYMETAL are looking to make their biggest statement to date with ‘Metal Forth’, and no one can accuse them of playing it safe. The choice to join forces with so many artists was always a huge risk, and unfortunately, it sometimes ends up dampening the charm that first set them apart from the masses. But in the moments where it does come together, it’s both epic and intriguing as hell. If there is one thing to take from album four, it’s that, even 15 years into their discography, BABYMETAL are not afraid to push boundaries and are still looking to rewrite the rules of metal.”