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A scene from the BOMB music video by Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign
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Kanye Drops New “BOMB” Video Featuring Kids North West & Chicago West

TLDR: Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign’s BOMB video, featuring North West, Chicago West, and Yuno Miles, takes fans on a post-apocalyptic thrill ride.


Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign, collectively known as ¥$, surprised fans the night before Thanksgiving with the release of their visually stunning video for “BOMB.” The track, a standout from their August album Vultures 2, features a post-apocalyptic desert adventure starring Kanye’s daughters, North West and Chicago West, alongside rapper Yuno Miles.

In a cinematic mix of high-speed chases, AI creatures, and jaw-dropping animation, the video places North and Chicago behind the wheel in a dystopian race filled with chaotic twists and turns. According to a Rolling Stone article, the visuals show the West sisters “zipping around a post-apocalyptic landscape while chased by furry beasts in Mario-esque go-carts.” The duo’s energy and charm add a familial touch to the trippy, adrenaline-packed visuals.

Yuno Miles brings his signature offbeat style to the track, complementing ¥$’s unique sound. “BOMB” follows previous videos like the controversial “SLIDE” and “FRIED,” continuing the visual legacy of Vultures 2, which reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200. While the album received mixed reviews, the video for “BOMB” is earning praise for its creativity and ambition.

¥$’s latest release is part of their ongoing Vultures trilogy, which has seen Kanye’s children play an increasingly visible role. North previously contributed to the track “Talking” and joined her siblings for a Vultures 2 listening event in China earlier this year. Fans are already speculating about how the trilogy will conclude and whether Kanye’s family will take on even bigger roles.

For now, “BOMB” offers a fresh take on the ¥$ aesthetic, blending personal elements with bold, experimental visuals. Watch the full video above and experience the latest chapter in the ¥$ journey.


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