North West was interviewed about her debut album, Elementary College Dropout, at Rolling Loud 2024.
North is the 10-year-old daughter of Ye — previously referred to as Kanye West — and Kim Kardashian. Ye took the stage on opening evening (Thursday, Mar. 14) of the pageant at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, Calif., with North and buddies becoming a member of him at one level through the set.
In a clip shared by Rolling Loud on Instagram on Saturday, North is seen spending a couple of minutes with younger reporter Jazlyn, aka Jazzy, the 13-year-old behind Jazzys World TV.
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The interview was quick and candy.
First, North was requested how she was doing, to which she politely replied, “Good, how are you?”
The following query posed was about Elementary College Dropout — particularly, how the younger artist feels about releasing an album, and what individuals ought to count on from it.
“It’s gonna be nice,” North mentioned.
When will Elementary College Dropout be launched? Effectively, that’s apparently nonetheless up within the air.
“Like… I don’t know,” mentioned North.
And when requested whether or not the undertaking would have any collaborations with Ye, North continued to maintain issues cryptic: “Perhaps! We don’t know but!”
“Thanks Ms. @kimkardashian for serving to out,” Jazzy captioned the video. In one other publish, she shared images with each North and Kim.
North introduced her album throughout a Vultures listening celebration in Phoenix on March 10, becoming a member of her dad on stage for “Speaking,” the Vultures monitor on which she’s featured. “Speaking” debuted at No. 30 on the Scorching 100 with 12.33 million official U.S. streams in its first week of monitoring; the Scorching 100 entry made her one of many youngest artists to ever seem on the chart.
“I’ve been engaged on an album,” she shared with the gang. “And it’s referred to as Elementary College Dropout.”
Elementary College Dropout is an homage to her father’s 2004 album The Faculty Dropout.
Watch North’s temporary interview from Rolling Loud beneath.
