Although the line’s presence in a song doesn’t mean it necessarily represents his own mindset, West — who shares four children already with his ex-wife Kim Kardashian — is no stranger to personal and confessional lyrics.

The striking moment was captured shortly before the rapper spewed an anti-Semitic rant in which he seemed to compare himself to Hitler and Jesus Christ.

Kanye West, 46, rapped about wanting another ‘baby’ in a song called Timbo Freestyle at a party in Las Vegas on Thursday night

The rapper shares four children with ex-wife Kim Kardashian, including North, 10; Saint, eight; Chicago, five; and Psalm (not pictured), four

In addition to his anti-Semitic statements, West delivered a screed about abortion at the raucous party.

He was joined in Vegas by his wife Bianca Censori, 28, who was later seen leaving a hotel in Vegas with him by her side on Friday morning.

Bianca has apparently been trying to bond with her husband’s oldest daughter North, 10, after she took her on a quick trip to Disneyland on Thursday.

He also shares a son Saint, eight; daughter Chicago, five; and son Psalm, four, with Kardashian.

The three oldest children appear to have joined him at some of his recent events and featuring offensive displays and rap lyrics.

On Monday, West put on a pointy black hood reminiscent of Ku Klux Klan robes while performing songs from his upcoming album Vultures in Miami.

He previously wore a similar getup in the 2013 video for his song Black Skinhead, but dredged up considerably less controversy as the song was considered to be an anti-racist work.

However, West’s recent anti-Semitic screeds and statements in recent years described as racist have given the hood a disturbing new context.

During the shocking display, the Yeezus rapper’s daughter North could be seen standing just feet away from him.

Saint and Chicago were also pictured at the same event.

His latest party in Vegas on Thursday night was eventually shut down by the police.

‘You already know I’m impulsive / and another baby is my end goal,’ he raps in the clip, via Page Six

Later in the party he seemed to compare himself to Hitler and Jesus Christ, and he spewed conspiracy theories about Jews. He previously wore a black KKK-like hood on stage in Miami on Monday (pictured)

West’s daughter North was just feet from him during the display, and his son Saint and daughter Chicago were also in attendance

During his recent listening party, Ye performed with Ty Dolla Sign and revealed more anti-Semitic lyrics from their upcoming collaborative album Vultures, including the line: ‘I still keep some Jews with me / Management? Nah / I only let ’em do my jewelry.’

He previously revealed the offensive line, ‘How am I anti-Semitic? I just f***ed a Jewish b****,’ from the title single on the upcoming album.

In  a video of the rant obtained by TMZ, West falsely claims: ‘It’s 60 million of us in America, 60 million Jews in the world.’

It’s unclear who the ‘us’ in the statement is referring to, as subsequent context suggests that he might be referring to Black people living in the US, but only 46.9 million people referred to themselves as Black, African American or some combination of those groups in the 2020 Census, according to the US Census Bureau.

He was also shockingly off the mark on the number of Jews in the world, which is estimated to be just over 16 million, or only 0.2 percent of the world’s population.

However, his significant overcount is in line with conspiracy theories about Jews controlling large portions of society.

’50 percent of our deaths is abortion, 25 percent of us go to prison… raise your hand if you ever got an abortion,’ he continued, shockingly adding: ‘If we were in a Jewish… every mother would raise their hands.’

West also appeared to back off his former support for former President Donald Trump.

‘Who’s going to make the hospitals, though? He’s a Zionist, Trump. This is what I’ve been trying to tell you,’ he said, before shouting: ‘Jesus Christ, Hitler, Ye! Third party, sponsor that!”

North is featured with some rapping of her own on Vultures, his upcoming collaborative album with Ty Dolla Sign

Kanye’s wife Bianca Censori joined him at the party and was seen on Friday morning in Vegas. Though he has a history of confessional lyrics, it’s unclear if his line about wanting another baby is autobiographical; seen in May in LA

The rapper also mentioned the Rothschild family, a common target of anti-Semitic conspiracies.

Although most of his attacks seemed aimed at Jews in general, West also took aim at Zionists, as he called out ‘rich f***s’ who send their children to ‘Zionist schools.’

West shocked fans and observers only days earlier when he wore a pointy black hood reminiscent of Ku Klux Klan robes at one of his recent pre-release events.

The star was slammed as ‘disgusting’ and ‘weird’ for wearing the ensemble with daughter North onstage nearby, while his daughter Chicago, five, and son Saint, eight, were also present.

One fan wrote: ‘Kanye wearing a KKK hood and Black people are sitting idly by. F*** him and his music bro.

Another typed: ‘Just a remark that Kanye West is a[n] anti semite. He hates the Jews and wants them dead. He abuses women. He is a disgusting human being.’

Others expressed concern for North, writing: ‘Kanye West wearing black KKK hat at his listening party with his daughter behind him’ and ‘North looks so uncomfortable with Kanye wearing a KKK mask.’

North performed a verse confirming that she is going to be in the upcoming album Vultures which is set to be released Friday.

Jewish organizations recently slammed Kanye over his new track ‘Vultures’ which features the lyrics, ‘How am I anti-Semitic? I just f***ed a Jewish b****’

The American Jewish Committee branded West ‘particularly pathetic and sad’ and described his lyrics as ‘unforgivable’

His decision to debut his song Vultures comes at a time when anti-Semitic attacks are on the rise amid Israel’s ongoing bombing of Gaza.

Racism against Jews and Muslims has soared in the wake of the October 7 attack.

According to the ADL the number of anti-Semitic incidents increased fourfold.

The watchdog counted 312 anti-Semitic incidents between October 7–23, ranging from harassment to vandalism and physical assaults.