Kim Kardashian shows off a charcoal drawing North West made in quarantine: 'That was just her emo mood'

• Kim Kardashian recently starred in an episode of Vogue's "Objects of Affection" video series.
• She showed off art made by her eldest daughter, North West, including a dark charcoal drawing.

Kim Kardashian praised North West as a "really, really good artist" in a new video for Vogue.

For the magazine's YouTube series "Objects of Affection," the reality star chose her 8-year-old daughter's artwork as one of her most prized possessions.

After showing off a selection of colorful paintings that depict animals and scenes of nature, Kardashian picked up a black-and-white charcoal drawing that North created while quarantined with COVID-19.

"Recently, North stayed home and had COVID, so this is her drawing that she did in her room," she said. "Maybe that was just her emo mood."

The drawing appears to feature North's own disembodied head with blank eyes and a snake-like tongue.

The short clip quickly became a meme online. One tweet that compared Kardashian to "anyone taking care of a kid in a horror movie" has racked up over 300,000 likes.

Back in September, Kardashian described North as "a full goth girl" who loves fake tattoos and the heavy metal band Black Sabbath.

The eldest West child has also apparently never gotten over the fact that she has three younger siblings (Saint, 6, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 2). Kardashian told Ellen DeGeneres that she thought North's desire to be an only child was a phase she would "grow out of," but "she hasn't."