Kim Kardashian embraces her ability to shape trends. The reality star, 44, showed her playful side during a recent appearance in the Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.
Kardashian was seen in her dressing room in the cold open skit when Fallon came by to let her know that she would soon be called to the podium.
When he told her that it would be ‘six, seven minutes’, she quickly referred to the viral Tiktok -Meme Doot Doot (6 7) By Skrilla.
“I know, it was completely over, but I just brought it back,” said Kardashian and called it one of her “super powers.”
She added: “I’m Kim Kardashian and I can just bring everything back whenever I want.” Fallon pushed back, but the founder of Skims doubled down and insisted that even “no cap” was back.
She then surprised the comedian by breathing new life into old slogan and dance movements, including the DAB and even an Austin Powers impression. While Fallon ran away and repeated the trends, Kardashian looked directly into the camera and teased: “Oh, worn.”
Away from Comedy, Kardashian has also opened her views on parenthood.
During a conversation about that of Kai Cenat Mafiathon 3 Livestream, she admitted that she is not in favor of after -school homework.
“I don’t believe in homework,” she said clearly and noticed that children have been spending long hours at school.
“When they come home, they also have to – they exercise, have a life, spend time with their families,” she explained, adding that assignments should be dealt with during the school day.
Her comments come after her sister Kourtney Kardashian also led to the discussion for her comments about home schooling earlier this year.
While Kourtney compared her children’s home training with traditional training, critics called her ‘outside contact’ online. She later shared that since she has her youngest son Rocky birth, she only works about once a week to stay at home with her children.
Kim Kardashian continues to use her platform between airy TV moments and frank reflections on parenthood to share her prospects for both pop culture and family life.
