CHICAGO West has clapped back at a troll on TikTok who mocked her older sister’s recent video.

The six-year-old daughter of Kim Kardashian, 43, and Kanye West, 46, swooped in to defend her older sister North, 10.

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Chicago West slammed an online troll who seemingly mocked her older sister North on TikTokCredit: tiktok/kimandnorth

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Chicago tagged TikToker Matteo after he posted a video mimicking North by painting his face and lip-syncing the same way she didCredit: Getty
Chicago recently uploaded a video on North and Kim’s joint TikTok account, showing her face fully covered in yellow makeup.

The young girl furiously lip-synced to a remix of Lesley Gore’s You Don’t Own Me as she jabbed makeup brushes onto her face and made scolding gestures at the camera.

“Somebody was messing with my sister,” Chicago wrote in the caption.

She also added a tag for TikToker Matteo, who seemingly mocked North’s original video where she lip-synced to the same song with her face fully covered in pink and red paint.

The TikToker copied North’s face makeup and mimicked her video, seemingly getting banned on the platform shortly after.

Matteo posted another follow-up video on Wednesday, claiming to have gotten the account back after getting banned.

Since Chicago came in to defend her sister, fans have been commenting on Matteo’s video to acknowledge the diss.

“BYE CHICAGO IS INVOLVED NOW,” one person wrote.

“THE LITTLE SISTER COMING AFTER YOU TOO,” a second said.

Another added, “This is getting out of hand but I love the drama.”

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North West makes a big mess in mom Kim Kardashian’s pristine $60m LA mansion with pink glitter and makeup

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North is no stranger to playing with makeup on TikTok, and this week, she shared multiple videos of Chicago doing the same.

Earlier this week, while rocking the same face of yellow makeup, Chicago was seen wearing a black wig while dancing to a trending song on the app.

She also had on a fuzzy hooded zip-up sweatshirt with matching shorts.

The video on the joint account was captioned, “W Chicago,” along with three yellow heart emojis.

While Kim’s daughters may enjoy playing around with costume makeup, North was recently seen wearing her mom’s makeup as well.

However, the Skims mogul was slammed for her “inappropriate” parenting after North promoted the makeup line in a TikTok.

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The Hulu star’s skincare brand, Skkn by Kim expanded its product line to include makeup in January.

In the clip, North and Kim gave her fans a makeup review, showcasing the matte lipsticks and lipliners.

North then pulled out the brand’s makeup palette and applied a healthy amount of black eyeshadow.

Later, North was shown completing the look, adding lipliner and lipstick while also smearing her eyeshadow to give it a star-like appearance.

Kim captioned the TikTok, “What my daughter does on my phone ha ha ha ha ha ha.”

While the American Horror Story actress appeared to find the video humorous, many fans were less amused.

On a Reddit board titled, “Kim shouldn’t have her 10-year-old shilling her products online…” critics expressed their dissatisfaction with Kim’s parenting.

“They’re trying to make it look cute and silly like a kid would do but she’s literally just selling the product. Gross,” one person raged.

“It’s so curated too. I bet there’s a whole team on this project. Gross gross gross,” added another.

A third commenter remarked, “She’s doing really well influencing a bunch of nine and ten year olds to buy expensive skincare they don’t need by making videos with Kim’s unwanted PR.

“Of course Kim is going to make her work and promote her new make-up to the same nine and ten year olds…” said another.

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North and Chicago have been uploading TikToks of them playing around with bright costume makeup this weekCredit: tiktok/kimandnorth

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North previously used her and Kim’s joint account to give fans a tutorial of Kim’s Skkn makeupCredit: Getty

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Critics slammed Kim for using her daughter to ‘promote’ her new makeup items and pretending North did it on her ownCredit: Getty