The next generation of Hollywood royalty is here, and they're taking over Pride Rock. But not everyone is roaring with approval. When both Blue Ivy Carter (daughter of Beyoncé and Jay-Z) and North West (daughter of Kim Kardashian and Ye) landed high-profile "Lion King" gigs within days of each other, the internet was abuzz – and not just with excitement.
A Tale of Two Lion Cubs
Twelve-year-old Blue Ivy secured the coveted voice role of young Kiara in Disney's live-action prequel, "Mufasa: The Lion King", set to star Queen Bey herself as adult Nala. This casting felt like a natural progression for Blue Ivy, who'd already dipped her paws into the entertainment world, narrating audiobooks and even snagging a Grammy for her collaboration with Mom on "Brown Skin Girl".
North West, on the other hand, prowled onto a different stage. The 10-year-old performed live as Simba in a star-studded "Lion King" 30th anniversary concert at the Hollywood Bowl. Dressed in a yellow hoodie and shorts more reminiscent of a school play than a Disney spectacle, North's performance has been met with... let's just say, mixed reviews.
"Not Ready for the Big Time" - The Internet Roars Back
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