Kim Kardashian celebrated her 44th birthday on October 21 by vlogging gifts from her children in a series of videos posted to her Instagram Stories. Over the years, her eldest, Northwest– for which Kardashian shares custody with her ex-husband, Kanye West— has made her love of streetwear clear, establishing her signature style by wearing towering Balenciaga platforms or accompanying her mother to the 2023 Met Gala in a Chanel tweed jacket and shell clutch. In the full spirit of this interest, the 11-year-old gave her mother a diamond necklace. The tennis chain and gold nameplate are engraved with “Skibidi Toilet” on the front and “Love, North 10/21/24” on the back. “Skibidi Toilet” is a reference to the animated YouTube Shorts show by Alexey Gerasimov about fighting toilets with human heads, which garnered billions of views in its first few months. The entire first season of the series lasts one minute.

“North got me this diamond necklace that says 'Skibidi Toilet,'” Kardashian explained on her Instagram Story. “Wow.”

“Because you love Skibidi toilet“, interjects North.

“I do? I do?” Kardashian asked, laughing. North replied, “Yes!”

Regardless of whether Kardashian is actually a fan of the bizarre YouTube series or not, it's likely that she's North's favorite. Perhaps Skibidi toilet is among the shows the teen played in the background before bed – as Kardashian revealed during the duo interview Magazine shoot earlier this month: “Fun Facts about North: Every night when she falls asleep, she needs the TV on no matter what.” To which North quipped, “That's not a fun fact.”

The series has caught Hollywood's attention. In July, The Washington Post reported that Gerasimov, the creator, is working with independent entertainment studio Invisible Narratives to expand the series into a television and film franchise a la the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Filmmaker Michael Bay (who gave this to the audience Transformers And Bad boys Franchises) has reportedly signed on as the project's chief creative consultant.

“I’ve always been a director who believed in taking risks,” Bay said The Washington Post. “The audience is craving fresh, new ideas. With Skibidi, It’s a new world of what the younger generation is seeing and I take it very seriously.”

As usual, North stays on the cutting edge of cool. The child of two pop culture greats, she's quickly distinguishing herself from the extended Kardashian-Jenner West universe with the enthusiasm of any adolescent empowered by the privilege and hassle (she's not a fan of the paparazzi, of course) of her parentage. One by Kanye West vulture At listening events in March, North announced that she was working on her debut album. primary school dropouts, a homage to her father's 2004 LP The college dropout. During her interview When Kardashian asked what North wanted to be when he grew up, the elementary school student replied, “I don't know. I'm already doing a lot of things that I want to do later. I just want to pursue my career now.”