Kim Kardashian's 'Santa Baby' Video Draws Divisive Reactions

The star's surreal Christmas music video, featuring Macaulay Culkin and provocative imagery, has ignited both praise and criticism online.

Kim Kardashian released a cover of Eartha Kitt's 'Santa Baby,' produced by Travis Barker, with a lo-fi music video directed by Nadia Lee Cohen and Charlie Denis.
The video portrays Kardashian crawling through a chaotic holiday party with bizarre scenes including Jesus raiding a fridge, a live donkey, and models playing Twister.
Macaulay Culkin makes a surprise cameo as a voyeuristic Santa Claus filming the party with a vintage camcorder, adding to the video's surreal tone.
The visuals have sparked polarized responses, with some praising its bold creativity and campy aesthetic, while others criticized it as unsettling or blasphemous.
This marks Kardashian's first music release in 13 years, blending nostalgia, absurdity, and cultural commentary on holiday traditions.