Kanye West: controversial song with Diddy and daughter North

Scandal rapper Kanye West (47) causes trouble with a new song-especially with his ex-wife Kim Kardashian (44). In his new track published on Saturday, he obviously not only lets his buddy Sean “Diddy” Combs (55), which is currently imprisoned due to suspected sexual crimes, but also his eleven-year-old daughter North West, which he shares with reality star Kim Kardashian. In contrast, his ex is now to have taken legal action.

“Lonely Roads Still Go to Sunshine” is the name of Kanye West’s latest work on Saturday. The song begins with a voice withdrawal that appears like a telephone conversation between the west and Sean “Diddy” Combs. The latter has been in custody since September 2024, and he is accused of rape and sex trade.

“I would like to thank you so much for taking care of my children, man,” you can hear the alleged Combs say in the conversation. “Nobody took care of them, nobody called them.” Kanye West’s voice replies with the words: “Definitely, I love you so much, man. You raised me. Even if I don’t really know you, you know what I mean?”

A little later, North, the daughter of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian, also has a short but remarkable appearance and raps: “If you see me, you will see the light”.

Kim Kardashian is said to have initiated legal steps in order to undo the publication of the sloping song. As it is said, it is horrified that her ex-husband pulls the daughter together into the scandal around Diddy. According to an unnamed source, it is said to have taken legal action in advance to prevent the release of the track and now work to “remove the song from X”.

Shortly before the publication of “Lonely Roads Still Go to Sunshine”, West also posted a supposed screenshot that is supposed to document an aggressive exchange of text between him and Kardashian. In the conversation, Kardashian leads to possess the copyright, i.e. the name rights, for the daughter. Kardashian also asks her ex to “stop” the Diddy song and inform him about her legal steps that have been initiated.

This creates an angry reaction of the rapper and producer in the conversation published by West. West’s answer: “Let it go to war. And none of us will recover from the public effects. You will have to kill me.” However, the scandal rapper removed this post shortly after publication.