Kim Kardashian Releases Eerie “Santa Baby” Music Video

As a long-time follower of the Kardashian clan and a connoisseur of all things pop culture, I must say that Kim Kardashian‘s “Santa Baby” cover is an absolute treat for the holidays! The collaboration with her brother-in-law Travis Barker and director Nadia Lee Cohen has resulted in a video that encapsulates modern absurdity and nostalgic Americana.

Kim Kardashian offers fans an early holiday treat with a reinterpretation of the classic song “Santa Baby,” co-produced by her brother-in-law Travis Barker and creatively helmed by her preferred partner Nadia Lee Cohen in the director’s chair.

In the majority of the video, Kim moves about a simple, vintage residence while donning a blond wig and minimal clothing, primarily a nude outfit by Skims. A melody reminiscent of the holiday season plays faintly, occasionally disrupted by glitches that appear in the low-quality, seemingly homemade video, as if shot on an outdated digital camera.

The house is filled with strange, unidentified scenarios featuring fighting men, a woman frozen, seemingly catatonic, decorating a Christmas tree, a group engaged in a game of Twister without clothes, and a nativity scene that includes a Mary figure and a real donkey. The video reaches its climax when Macaulay Culkin, recognized for his role in the iconic Christmas film Home Alone, makes an unexpected entrance at the end.

Nadia Lee Cohen’s style significantly influences the creative aspects, marked by motifs of contemporary monotony, American culture, and disquieting nostalgia. This artist frequently collaborates with Kim, taking charge of the visual elements in Skims advertising campaigns and contributing to Kim’s magazine features as a celebrity and entrepreneur.

See the full video for Kim Kardashian’s “Santa Baby” cover above.

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