Kanye West explains North's front row tantrum...and it's all about himself

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Kids will be kids: North West's temper tantrum stole some of the spotlight away from Kanye's debut during New York Fashion Week on ThursdayDaddy's girl: Kanye later explained: 'She just wanted people to stop being mean to her daddy. Because she knows that her daddy loves the world...'; he was pictured on Friday with designer John Elliott 


Kanye West's moment in the spotlight was stolen when baby North threw a wailing tantrum in Kim's lap before the runway show began.
The rapper-turned-designer perhaps intended to get it back when he shared his opinion as to what upset the 20-month-old tot and caused her to cry and flail her arms around.
Kanye spoke about the incident backstage after the show, and not surprisingly his explanation revolved all around himself.
'Maybe she was just scared for her daddy,' Kanye told i-D, fashion know-it-all for Vice. 'She just wanted people to stop being mean to her daddy.
'Because she knows that her daddy loves the world and just wants to make it a more beautiful place,' he went on.

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