Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's eldest daughter North West has been known for her savage replies and for being quirky.

But it seems the apple doesn't fall from tree in the West Family.

The 10-year-old Northie has stunned the audience as she announced her debut album, "Elementary School Dropout," during her father's "Vultures 2" listening party in Phoenix.

Taking center stage alongside her Grammy-winning father, North West confidently revealed her latest project to the crowd, who erupted in cheers at the announcement.

The album's title, a playful nod to Kanye's iconic debut "The College Dropout," showcases the young artist's creativity and familial ties to the music industry.

Despite her tender age, North West is no stranger to the music scene.

With previous features on tracks like "Talking/Once Again" from "Vultures 1," she has already secured her place in music history as one of the youngest artists to grace the Billboard charts.

While excitement surrounds North's musical aspirations, her announcement has sparked mixed reactions online.

Some express concern about the implications of such a young artist following in her father's controversial footsteps, particularly amidst Kanye's antisemitism controversies and his recent public statements regarding his children's education.

Beyond music, North's has ambitious plans for her future, including aspirations to explore various professions, including art, and eventually take over her parents' businesses.