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'So Much Auto-Tune': Kanye West's Daughter North Baffles Fans While Performing 'Piercings on My Hands' at Packed L.A. Crowd

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Kanye West’s daughter North West baffled fans while performing her song ‘Piercings on My Hands’ during the rapper’s sold-out Los Angeles show.

April 2 2026, Published 1:06 p.m. ET

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Kanye West's daughter North West took center stage at his first show in Los Angeles in five years.

The 12-year-old performed her debut solo single, "Piercings on My Hands," during the sold-out show at SoFi Stadium on Wednesday, April 1.

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North West Performed 'Piercings on My Hand'

Photo of North West served as a special guest at her father, Kanye West's show.
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North West served as a special guest at her father, Kanye West's show.

North, the daughter of the rapper, 48, and Kim Kardashian, 45, looked like a rockstar with two waist-length neon blue ponytails, oversized black sunglasses and a chunky silver skull chain.

The "Heartless" artist was on stage with her, hyping up the crowd as his firstborn child rapped, "I want more piercings and tats, I love blue hair."

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North West was a surprise guest at Kanye West's sold out Los Angeles show.

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Fans Reacted to North West's Performance

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Fans were divided on North West's performance.

"So much auto-tune. Lots of literal smoke and mirrors," one user complained via X, while another wrote, "I don’t ever feel her beat or music 😭 I’m sorry lol."

"Baby go back to class 🥴. Maybe she can’t hear herself or something. Teyana [Taylor] come help your niece," a third added.

Others were supportive of the family moment, writing, "Special moment on stage. Father-daughter vibes hit different."

A second fan added, "Family over everything ❤️❤️."

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Kanye West Performed Sold Out Show in Los Angeles

Photo of The show marked Kanye West's first performance in Los Angeles in over five years.
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The show marked Kanye West's first performance in Los Angeles in over five years.

Kanye's show lasted two hours and also featured fellow rapper Don Toliver as a special guest, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Ye began by performing songs from his new album, "Bully," which was released on March 28, before going into his classic hits toward the end of the show.

Kanye West's Show Hit a Snag During 'Good Life' Performance

Photo of Kanye West apologized for his erratic behavior in January 2026.
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Kanye West apologized for his erratic behavior in January 2026.

The show seemingly hit a snag when the Chicago native performed his 2007 song "Good Life," after he had to restart the track several times due to "corny" lights.

“Is this like an SNL skit or something?” Kanye asked the audience before telling the crew. "Stop doing the vibrating, Vegas lights, bro."

The show marked Kanye's first Los Angeles show since apologizing for his erratic behavior in an open letter published in The Wall Street Journal.

The "Runaway" singer explained that his struggles with his mental health stemmed from a brain injury that went "unnoticed" for years, causing him to "lose touch with reality."

“Bipolar disorder comes with its own defense system. Denial. When you’re manic, you don’t think you’re sick. You think everyone else is overreacting,” he wrote. “You feel like you’re seeing the world more clearly than ever, when in reality you’re losing your grip entirely.”

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