North West, the 12-year-old daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, teamed up with her friends for a hilarious Halloween ensemble, dressing as popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat alongside content creators Ray and Tota MC, complete with a recreated viral moment from Streamer University.

Halloween brings out the best in celebrity kids, and North West is leading the pack with her latest group costume that’s equal parts clever and chaotic. The 12-year-old, known for her bold style choices and pop culture savvy, shared TikTok videos on October 28, 2025, showing off her transformation into Kai Cenat, the 23-year-old New York-based Twitch star famous for his high-energy streams, viral challenges, and collaborations with other creators. North donned a grey and white suit reminiscent of Cenat’s signature look, complete with a penciled-on mustache and goatee for that extra touch of authenticity. Her two friends joined the fun, one channeling Ray—likely referring to the AMP collective member often featured in Cenat’s content—and the other as Tota MC, a rising Brazilian content creator known for his comedic skits and music.

The trio didn’t stop at outfits; they recreated a memorable moment from Cenat’s “Streamer University” series, a playful skit where creators role-play as college students in absurd scenarios. In the clip, North and her friends mimicked the exaggerated antics, complete with over-the-top reactions and coordinated poses that had social media users in stitches. “North West & her friends dressed up as Kai Cenat, Ray & Tota and recreated this moment 😭👀,” captioned one viral X post that racked up over 1.3 million views. Fans flooded the comments with praise, calling it “the funniest kid on earth” and “pure Gen Z comedy gold.” One user quipped, “Them kids are obsessed with streamers lol,” while another added, “North be pulling these stunts good every Halloween.”

This isn’t North’s first rodeo with elaborate costumes. Born on June 15, 2013, in Los Angeles, she’s grown up under the glare of her parents’ fame—Kim, the reality TV mogul and entrepreneur, and Kanye, the Grammy-winning rapper and fashion designer now known as Ye. From a young age, North has carved her own niche, often stealing the show at family events and on social media. Her Halloween game has evolved from toddler classics like Princess Tiana and Wilma Flintstone to more eclectic picks that reflect her eclectic tastes. Last year, in 2024, she channeled Tyler, the Creator with a nod to his “EARFQUAKE” video, complete with a blonde wig and mini skirt twist, and recreated H.E.R.’s Super Bowl LVIII performance look, strumming a red guitar alongside a friend dressed as Usher.

North’s costume lineup for 2024 was teased in an Interview magazine cover story with her mom, where she spilled her plans: a sailor-pirate-mermaid mashup with her besties, Kai Cenat, Tyla, Nicki Minaj, Princess Peach, and Princess Daisy with her sister Chicago. True to form, she’s already dropped multiple looks this season. Just a day before the Cenat reveal, North and her crew went as the Japanese kawaii metal band BABYMETAL, rocking schoolgirl uniforms with heavy metal flair—a nod to the group’s high-octane performances. “What in the Kanye West is happening?” joked one fan, highlighting the unexpected edge to her choices.

The Cenat costume stands out for its timely pop culture tie-in. Kai Cenat, who boasts over 10 million Twitch followers, exploded in popularity with his AMP (Any Means Possible) collective, a group of friends-turned-creators including Ray and others who film pranks, gaming sessions, and lifestyle vlogs. Tota MC, whose real name is Matheus de Oliveira, brings an international flavor with his Brazilian roots and humorous takes on urban life. North’s group nailed the vibe, from the suit’s sharp lines to the facial hair that had even Cenat himself reacting online. “These kids got taste,” Cenat posted on his Instagram Story, giving a shoutout that sent the video into overdrive. The recreation tapped into Streamer University’s cult status, where episodes feature stars like Duke Dennis and Fanum in dorm-room hijinks, blending gaming with relatable comedy.

Kim Kardashian, ever the supportive mom, amplified the moment by reposting the TikToks on her Instagram, adding heart-eyes emojis and a caption: “My little director strikes again! 🎥👻 #HalloweenWithNorth.” At 45, Kim has made family Halloween a tradition, often coordinating elaborate themes with her four kids—North, Saint (9), Chicago (7), and Psalm (5)—and even pulling in ex Kanye for past events. This year, with her kids getting older, North’s taking the reins, blending her love for music, fashion, and internet trends. She’s already voiced ambitions beyond costumes, telling Interview she wants to direct movies and perform with her choir.

Public reaction has been overwhelmingly positive, with the video surpassing 5 million views across platforms in under 24 hours. Netizens celebrated North’s creativity: “She’s the coolest kid ever,” one X user wrote, while another noted, “Obsessed with how she’s mixing high fashion with streamer culture.” Some praised the group dynamic, emphasizing how it shows kids channeling their heroes in fun, inclusive ways. A few parents chimed in, sharing their own streamer-themed family costumes, turning it into a broader conversation on generational trends.

Yet, not all feedback was glowing. A handful of comments raised eyebrows about North’s choices, with one X post questioning the facial hair on a pre-teen: “Tattoos? I mean if you like it totally do it, it’s really cute but at 12?”—though the costume featured temporary makeup, not ink. Kim addressed similar scrutiny in a recent podcast, defending her daughter’s tomboyish experimentation: “I’m doing the best I can with a pre-teen. Have grace on single moms figuring it out.” It’s a reminder of the double standards celebrity kids face, where innocent fun can spark debates.

North’s Halloween flair extends her family’s legacy of over-the-top celebrations. Kim’s past costumes—from Salma Hayek in Frida to a life-size candy bag—set a high bar, but North’s DIY energy feels fresh. She’s collaborated with stylist Danielle Renov for years, sourcing thrift finds and custom pieces that keep costs grounded despite the glam. This year’s budget-friendly streamer look, pulled from fast-fashion spots like Temu, contrasts the family’s $1.7 billion empire, showing North’s grounded side.

As October 31 approaches, speculation runs wild on North’s final reveal. Will it be the mermaid-pirate hybrid or a Nicki Minaj tribute? Whatever it is, expect more TikToks, family cameos, and viral gold. At an estimated family net worth topping $2 billion, North’s world is privileged, but her costumes scream relatability—proof that even in the Kardashian-West orbit, kid ingenuity reigns supreme. Follow @kimandnorth on TikTok for the next drop; this Halloween saga’s just heating up.