Kanye West was pictured with daughter North on Tuesday evening outside of a warehouse in Los Angeles - while concurrently tweeting virotic communications toward her mother and his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian.

The Chicago native, 47, took aim at his ex-wife Kardashian, 44, in a series of tweets Tuesday in which he said that he was put off by a white woman being in control of his Black children.

The 24-time Grammy winner's comments directed at his ex-wife came in reaction to a planned musical collaboration between his daughter North, 11, and rapper Playboi Carti, 28, which he opposes.

West is father to four children with Kardashian, 44: daughters North, 11, and Chicago, seven; and sons Saint, nine, and Psalm, five. 

The Bound 2 performer was seen sleeping in a vehicle with North in the City of Angels while in the passenger seat. North was subsequently seen being accompanied to another vehicle by a nanny, according to the photographer.

Dailymail.com has reached out to reps for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West for further comment on this story. 

Kanye West, 47, was pictured with daughter North, 11, on Tuesday evening outside of a warehouse in Los Angeles - while concurrently tweeting virotic communications toward her mother and his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, 44

North, 11, who is embarking on an entertainment career, smiled as she sat in the vehicle 

West continued: 'So a white women has control over the name and likeness of my Black children and then speaks to carti about putting my daughter on a song with him.'

The Bound 2 performer added that 'these [dumb a**] celebrities be trying to play with me in my face.  

'So Kim got the name and likeness over my black children,' the Stronger artist  said on X/Twitter Tuesday morning. 

The Runaway artist explained in an earlier tweet Tuesday evening that he wasn't comfortable letting North work with Playboi Carti, when he is not directly involved with the project. 

'I decided North wont be doing any songs with Carti,' West said. 'How it look for me to get left off the album and then he ask Kim to have vocals from my daughter.'

The Paranoid vocalist added, 'I dont a f*** about none of this industry s*** and how its a skims line in the first place and I dont give a f*** what no comments.'

West cited his beliefs in terms of how gender relates to co-parenting, saying that 'the man has the first and final say over his kids.'

The Gold Digger artist previously said Sunday that 'the man makes the final decision.' 

The famous daughter of the A-list exes is the eldest of four children

North was subsequently seen being accompanied to another vehicle by a nanny, according to the photographer 

West tweeted this promotional image around the 9:30 p.m. PST timeframe he was seen with his daughter in LA 

The Gone artist also retweeted kind messages from his fans during the timeframe 

Ye retweeted sentiments from his followers on Wednesday amid the family dispute 

West said it has been six weeks since he has seen his nine-year-old son Saint 

West was critical of Playboy Carti for not collaborating with him amid recent controversies, citing how he included him on his 2024 hit single CARNIVAL.

'Hey North your dad gave me my biggest song and co sign and I left him off of my album because of his tweets ... oh but north you my niece I gotta use your vocals.'

The Through the Wire vocalist said Playboy Carti was out of line in going behind his back to seal the collab with North: 'I held my tongue about [not] being on carti album. Him going to my ex to ask my daughter to be on a song 2 days later was too far ... nobody finna play with me.'

West was back at it Wednesday afternoon, tweeting on and on about his co-parenting dispute.   

West wanted North on a track titled LONELY ROADS STILL GO TO SUNSHINE, which also featured  Sean 'Diddy' Combs. 

West said that he hadn't seen son Saint in six weeks, to which a follower asked him, 'Have you considered calling Kris and asking for a visit instead of airing this laundry online?'

West replied, 'So do you think I should have to ask Kris Jenner to see my Black kids?

'Its time now they really have to kill me. As a father I will no longer distract myself from my responsibility to truly and actually protect my actual children.'

West said he was going to pursue action though the legal system, adding, 'Its time go and get full custody which will me.

Kanye took aimed at his ex-wife Kim Kardashian in a series of tweets Tuesday in which he said that he was put off by a white woman being in control of his Black children. Pictured at the Grammys February 2

The comments directed at his ex-wife came in reaction to a planned musical collaboration between his daughter North, 11, and rapper Playboi Carti, 28, which he opposes. Kim and North pictured at a Lakers game last April in LA

West was critical of Playboy Carti (pictured in LA Sunday) for not collaborating with him amid recent controversies, citing how he included him on his 2024 hit single CARNIVAL

'Taking them out of the hands of disney sierra canyon pawn celebrity parents and the kardashian klan and mama kriss who signed for the sex tape.'

He added, 'I'm not the crazy one here. I'm they father. I'm controlling what they watch what they wear and where to go to school.'

West also referenced his political leanings, saying he has been persecuted for his continuous support of President Donald Trump.

'How many times you heard people say Kanye is wrong for supporting Trump,' he asked. 'Answer is a lot. How many times have you heard people say Kim's wrong for how she playing with that mans kids. Never.'

West also said he was 'tired of the media always talking s***' and propagating double standards.

'White women not letting me see my kids or even have say so of where they go to school and controlling my kids name and likeness,' he said. 'Celebrities only speaking up to diss me for wearing a red hat.'

West on Wednesday talked about how he feels he has been betrayed while seated in a vehicle.

West on Wednesday talked about how he feels he has been betrayed while seated in a vehicle 

The New Workout Plan artist seemed tuckered out after a frenetic day of social media 

He cited fellow singer John Legend as a one-time friend who betrayed him over his political leanings in supporting President Donald Trump, who has feuded with Legend's spouse Chrissy Teigen. Legend, Teigen, Kardashian and West pictured in LA in 2015

'Yo, this whole time I’ve been tweeting for the past five weeks, I've been expressing myself and now like, you know, it’s been very therapeutic,' the All Falls Down artist explained.

He cited fellow singer John Legend, 46, who he has worked with on tracks such as American Boy and One Man Can Change the World, as a one-time friend who betrayed him over his political leanings in supporting President Donald Trump, who has feuded with Legend's spouse Chrissy Teigen.

'I never really realized the amount of times that I’ve been crossed - like take John Legend for instance, like I definitely changed his life, you know, brought him up all that and You know he just went against me because I like Trump.'

West noted how the All of Me singer, an outspoken Democrat, 'became a very vocal person' against him for his politics, despite giving him massive breaks in his career.

Legend 'just didn’t appreciate it,' West said, adding that he just deals 'with that and gets to a happy place' mentally despite the ugly betrayal of a one-time friend.

Dailymail.com has reached out to Legend and his reps for a reaction to West's remarks. 

West said that the aforementioned transaction involving Playboy Carti triggered him, as he felt again, he had been used by someone who he had helped achieve their level of fame and status.

West said he understood why Playboy Carti had to distance himself from him amid his torrent of anti-Semitic remarks - referred to as 'the Jewish s***' - but thought he went too far recruiting North to sing on his album, adding, 'I feel like I’m being gassed.'

West noted that celebrities will never come to his defense - but say something about his hat - an ostensible reference to the Make America Great Again cap he wore during his 2018 Oval Office summit with President Trump and on other occasions 

The Heard 'Em Say performer demonstrated his larger than life persona in the political outing 

West noted that celebrities will never come to his defense - but say something about his hat - an ostensible reference to the Make America Great Again cap he wore during his 2018 Oval Office summit with President Trump and on other occasions.

West said that Playboy Carti's betrayal 'was too basic' even by the fickle standards of show business.

'It’s just like it just hit me in a different place,' West said of the situation. 'He’s happy about his album and maybe he thought that that was lit - maybe he thought I would like it - he didn’t know that I wouldn’t like the SKIMS part, but it really triggered a lot of things.'

The enigmatic entertainer said that the incident with Playboy Carti, pulled things together between the idea of celebrity and family and just that dichotomy that I’ve been fighting like when I was in the Kardashianland.'

West said that when he sees a troublesome situation, he focuses on finding a solution.

'I’m the type of person, if I see it, I’m gonna wanna fix it, I’m gonna wanna change it, I’m gonna wanna speak up and say something for my kids,' the Can't Tell Me Nothing singer said.

West admitted he lost faith at one point amid an onswell of family issues, and difficulties co-parenting with Kardashian.  

'I was doing things to lash out at God - like God forgot about me - and people think, you know, when you get money you not allowed to have issues.

'But people with money, it’s such a slap in the face to be able to get all that money and still not have say so on [where] your kids go to school or when you see them or what their content is what they’re watching, right?' 

West said that Playboy Carti's betrayal 'was too basic' even by the fickle standards of show business 

The enigmatic entertainer said that the incident with Playboy Carti, pulled things together between the idea of celebrity and family and just that dichotomy that I’ve been fighting like when I was in the Kardashianland'

The FourFiveSeconds singer wrapped up in saying that people he knew were sent to try and mislead him into entering a medical facility under the guise of being a retreat.

'I got knocks on my door - familiar faces saying, "Hey maybe you should come to a retreat"' to which he asked, 'What does it look like aesthetically?'

West said he came to 'find out it was the hospital so that’s what happened like a couple hours ago.'

West was seen embracing North on Hulu's The Kardashians last month after she took part in The Lion King's 30th anniversary concert at Hollywood Bowl last May. 

Other relatives on hand to support the eldest child of West and Kardashian last year included her grandmother Kris Jenner and aunt Kourtney Kardashian, who attended with her husband Travis Barker, also an accomplished entertainer. 

West on Tuesday declared himself as a voice for the voiceless amid the sensitivities of contemporary cancel culture.

'A lot of people have things they want to say but are scared of being cancelled,' the Dark Fantasy singer explained. 'In weird way. I speak for them. Even when I say things that should be offensive to them. I speak for everyone just by speaking.'

The controversial race-related remarks comes after insiders told Dailymail.com last month that Kim has had searing tension with Scott Disick, 41, as a result of her ex-husband's race rants.

West made clear he was displeased about Kim having control of how his kids are marketed

West was seen embracing North after she took part in The Lion King's 30th anniversary concert at Hollywood Bowl last May. The exchange was seen on The Kardashians last month

North, 11, appears to be honing a career as an entertainer, following in her father's footsteps 

West cited his beliefs in terms of how gender relates to co-parenting, saying that 'the man has the first and final say over his kids'

Disick is upset at Kim for not publicly condemning her ex-husband's remarks about Jewish people via her massive social media platforms, sources told Dailymail.com.

Disick, who shares three children with Kim's older sister Kourtney, 45, 'was raised Jewish and the fact that Kim has not denounced Kanye West’s hateful anti-Semitic remarks absolutely infuriates him,' a source told Dailymail.com. 

Disick 'has had it with Kanye and takes personal offense to his attack on the Jewish community,' the source continued.    

West has remained in the crosshairs of controversy for much of the year amid a torrent of tweets propagating antisemitism. 

On February 11, the shop on West's Yeezy Website - which he advertised with an expensive ad in Sunday's Super Bowl - was taken offline by Shopify after he was selling a white shirt with a black swastika in the center.

West spoke more about the controversy in a series of tweets February 20 - promising to wear the swastika shirt onstage at the Super Bowl.

'Next year I’m performing at the superbowl wearing my wittle T shirt,' he said. 'People with money bought my wittle t shirt.'

He added that Shopify 'gave [him his] account back' after taking down his store after controversy erupted over the shirts, but that he was 'not going to use it.'

West said that he hadn't seen his son Saint in six weeks, after his visit with North Tuesday

West said that he devised the Sunday Service as a means of seeing his children, and also put son Saint on an album cover 

West on Thursday said he was asked to go to a retreat - which turned out to be a hospital 

The Anti-Defamation League said in a post on X/Twitter February 10: 'As if we needed further proof of Kanye's antisemitism, he chose to put a single item for sale on his website – a t-shirt emblazoned with a swastika.

'If that wasn't enough, the t-shirt is labeled on Kanye's website as "HH-01,"which is code for "Heil Hitler." Kanye was tweeting vile antisemitism nonstop since last week. There's no excuse for this kind of behavior.'

The organization added, 'Even worse, Kanye advertised his website during the Super Bowl, amplifying it beyond his already massive social media audience.'

Tal-Or Cohen Montemayor, the founder and executive director of CyberWell, an online anti-Semitism watchdog group, told Dailymail.com February 11 that the organization made efforts to go over West's head and have the page removed.

'CyberWell reached out Shopify's compliance and safety teams to alert them to flagrant abuse of Shopfiy's services by yeezy.com in violation of the terms of use,' Cohen Montemayor said. 

Montemayor said that 'Shopify's team acted swiftly and decidedly by removing yeezy.com's "shop" for peddling antisemitic filth.'

Cohen Montemayor praised Shopify for the decision, saying, 'This is the type of leadership and accountability is what should be expected from ALL social media platform and digital service CEOs.

Said Cohen Montemayor: ''When someone flagrantly abuses your platform or services to spew hate with impunity they should be stopped.

The Anti-Defamation League stated their response to the shirt in a post on X/Twitter last month

Cohen Montemayor noted that 'GoDaddy provides the domain services for yeezy.com - the Swastika T-Shirt shop is in direct violation of its terms of service and it would do well to follow suit and release the rights to the domain.'

Podcaster Van Lathan, who famously clashed with West in a heated discussion in the TMZ newsroom in May of 2018, was critical of the rapper's latest series of tweets in a post on the platform February 20, calling him 'the slow kid in the Black community’s class.'

'I’m glad you’re rich,' Lathan wrote. 'It seems to be the only thing you care about. Money is dope you can do a lot of stuff with it. Sincerely. We need it, as a community.

'One thing that’s more valuable than money is people. I’m sure you’d agree no dollar amount can measure North’s laugh, I’m sure you’d go broke to bring your mother back. I would for my dad, who I lost in ‘21.'

Lathan told West he was 'trapped in an infant’s bubble, where [he] can be reckless and careless and people excuse it because of affection.

'We realize this, and try to ignore you, until the baby picks up something sharp like Nazism, domestic abuse, etc. then we gotta child proof things until you stop crying.'

Lathan, who cohosts the podcast Higher Learning with Rachel Lindsay, continued, 'You’re right about one thing, I am a slave to capitalism. We all are. Gotta work.

'But No one is more of a slave than the man who puts money over dignity. No one. So I’ll be a slave, and you be what you are, which is the slow kid in the Black community’s class. Keep eating boogers Kanye.'