Kim Kardashian-West finally concedes to her youngest half-sister Kylie Jenner in being the social media queen!
A video posted on Thursday over at Jenner's website features her and her older sister Kim lying on the bed. The vlog is entitled "You're in Bed With Kim and Kylie," and they talked about controversial topics that has been making waves on the net recently, like rumors of Jenner's engagement to rapper Tyga and how the youngest of KUWTK took over the former Queen B, Kim.
"How do you feel now that you have dethroned me?" Kardashian asked her little sister candidly, but the young reality star refused to comment and just smiled awkwardly.
By then, big sister Kim came to save Kylie's awkward phase by insisting, "I love it, like, I love it, I need some time off. I mean honey, let's be real, you've got to put in a few more years before you actually dethrone me." Kim explains, "But I give my baton to you. Who better to pass on knowledge to my baby sister, rather than a random non-family member," the 34-year-old added.
In spite of sibling rivalry rumors between the half-sisters, Kim made it clear that she really doesn't mind if Jenner overtakes her popularity. "You guys, this is amazing. I give Kylie all my tricks, I give her all my tips. I give her everything, and more. She is so, like, deserving. If I would want anyone to follow in my footsteps, anyone to borrow my clothes, anyone to like share my glam team it is Kylie, King Kylie," Kim adamantly said.
After clearing up that issue, Kim went on asking Kylie why was she called "fiancée" by her boyfriend Tyga in her recent Snapchat video.
"Why did Tyga call you his fiancee? I was, like, dying to know," the pregnant Kardashian asked.
"He was making fun of an Instagram he posted 30 minutes before," Jenner responded, clearing up that issue that they are not yet engaged and that Tyga was just reciting a random post on Instagram. "He knew there was this guy who was on Instagram who was like, 'I don't like nobody. I just play with my fiancee and my little dog,'" she added.
