Kanye West’s little ones love his music.
Kim Kardashian posted an adorable video on Sunday of the former couple’s daughter Chicago, 4, and son Psalm, 3, rapping to “True Love,” their dad’s song with late rapper XXXTentacion, during a car ride.
“OMG they are just sooooo cute I had to share!” the “Kardashians” star captioned the Instagram post.
Khloé Kardashian commented that her niece and nephew are the “cutest ever.”
Rob Kardashian’s ex-girlfriend Adrienne Bailon, meanwhile, gushed, “This is EVERYTHING! TOO CUTE!”
In the video, Psalm sat in his car seat and sang, “Don’t make me complicated.”
Chicago interrupted to correct her younger sibling’s word choice.
“It’s not ‘Don’t make me complicated,’” she explained from her own car seat. “It’s ‘True love shouldn’t be this complicated.’”
Chicago went on to sing the correct lyric multiple times, but when Psalm tried again, he stuck to his original rendition.
West, who also shares daughter North, 9, and son Saint, 6, with Kim, references their children later in the track, although the little ones did not sing that part.
“I only see three kids, who watchin’ Chicago?” the Grammy winner, 45, raps. “And you know all the nannies / They’re Danny Nesbrasco.”
West also notes in the song, which appeared on his album “Donda 2,” that his children feel “borrowed” amid his and the Skims creator’s custody battle.
“When I gotta return them, scan ‘em like a barcode,” the lyrics read. “Wait, no hard feelings, but these feelings hard, though / Wait, who got the kids in those ‘What are those?’”
In addition to Chicago and Psalm’s cute collab, Kim, 41, posted more content with their kids via Instagram over the weekend.
The reality star documented her and Saint’s outing on Sunday at the Los Angeles Rams vs. Dallas Cowboys game — although she didn’t address appearing on the Jumbotron and being booed by the audience.
West, however, was uncharacteristically silent on social media, as his Instagram and Twitter accounts were restricted due to anti-Semitic posts.
The Yeezy founder was very active last week, taking to Instagram to defend the “White Lives Matter” tee he wore at Paris Fashion Week and slamming multiple celebrities in the process.
Sources told Page Six on Sunday that West is in the middle of a psychiatric episode.
The insiders noted that the designer, who previously shared his bipolar disorder diagnosis, is barely sleeping and has fired members of his team who disagree with his controversial actions.
