In a full-circle moment that has the internet buzzing, Lil Wayne’s son Neal Carter (professionally known as Lil Novi) and Kanye West’s daughter North West have teamed up for their first official collaboration. The track, titled “MULA THA ROOT OF ALL EVIL” (sometimes referenced in connection with earlier work like “MULA THA ROOT”), dropped recently and marks a striking generational handoff between two of hip-hop’s most iconic figures.
The Young Stars Behind the Names
Lil Novi, 15–16 years old and son of Lil Wayne and singer Nivea, has been building momentum in his own right. He launched his career in 2024 with singles like “Spinach Dip” and “Taliban,” followed by projects such as Bat Kave and B4 The Albvm. Novi draws inspiration from artists like Playboi Carti, Travis Scott, and Pi’erre Bourne, leaning into high-energy, rage-infused sounds while carving out his identity. Lil Wayne has shown public support, appearing in his son’s music videos and bringing him out during the Tha Carter VI tour.
North West, 12 years old and daughter of Kanye (Ye) West and Kim Kardashian, is already making waves as both a performer and producer. She previously released her debut track “#N0rth4evr” and has been showcasing beat-making skills in the rage/plugg style—ethereal synths, heavy 808s, and experimental textures that echo her father’s innovative spirit.The Collaboration and Latest ReleaseTheir joint effort blends the legacies of “Yeezy and Weezy.” North contributed production on related tracks, including the earlier rage banger “Justswagup” (featuring Lil Novi and Mag!c), which she promoted on her socials. Fans quickly dubbed the new collab a passing of the torch, with lines like “It’s Yeezy n Weezy” capturing the excitement.“MULA THA ROOT OF ALL EVIL” has drawn mixed but passionate reactions—some praise the kids’ confidence and the beat’s modern edge, while others see it as a fun, youthful extension of their parents’ worlds. The song positions both artists in the current rage/underground scene, with Novi delivering energetic flows and North’s production adding atmospheric, bass-driven flair.
The Collab Track: Listen to MULA THA ROOT OF ALL EVIL on Spotify. Lil Novi's Profile: Explore the rest of his releases on the Lil Novi Spotify Profile. North West's Profile: View her other tracks on the North West Spotify Profile. Performances and Buzz
While specific details on a major live joint performance are still emerging (as of mid-2026), clips of the track circulating on platforms like Instagram and TikTok show high engagement, with fans hyping it as the “first collab” between the two. North has teased additional beats and snippets, suggesting more music is on the way from this crossover. Lil Novi’s growing live experience from his father’s tour stops adds anticipation for potential future stage appearances together.This partnership feels bigger than one song—it symbolizes the next generation of hip-hop talent stepping forward without the pressure of direct comparison, yet proudly carrying legendary surnames. At such young ages, both Novi and North are already proving they have the creativity, work ethic, and platform to make noise on their own terms.Whether this is the start of a full joint project or a one-off moment, one thing is clear: the kids of Weezy and Ye are here, and they’re just getting started. Keep an eye on Lil Novi and North West—the future of the culture might just have “MULA” running through its veins. 
What do you think of the collab? Fire or needs more time to cook?
North West, 12 years old and daughter of Kanye (Ye) West and Kim Kardashian, is already making waves as both a performer and producer. She previously released her debut track “#N0rth4evr” and has been showcasing beat-making skills in the rage/plugg style—ethereal synths, heavy 808s, and experimental textures that echo her father’s innovative spirit.The Collaboration and Latest ReleaseTheir joint effort blends the legacies of “Yeezy and Weezy.” North contributed production on related tracks, including the earlier rage banger “Justswagup” (featuring Lil Novi and Mag!c), which she promoted on her socials. Fans quickly dubbed the new collab a passing of the torch, with lines like “It’s Yeezy n Weezy” capturing the excitement.“MULA THA ROOT OF ALL EVIL” has drawn mixed but passionate reactions—some praise the kids’ confidence and the beat’s modern edge, while others see it as a fun, youthful extension of their parents’ worlds. The song positions both artists in the current rage/underground scene, with Novi delivering energetic flows and North’s production adding atmospheric, bass-driven flair.
What do you think of the collab? Fire or needs more time to cook?
