Chanel West Coast Accepts Thong Challenge In Ice-Cream Socks

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"I triple dare dog dare you" - Chanel West Coast faced a stiff challenge ahead of the weekend, with the 32-year-old rapper's TikTok showing she can step up to the plate. Chanel, seen in a bedroom and with a friend for a very Gen-z-friendly video, entertained her followers by trying on a minuscule black thong, with the "Ridiculousness" face proving mighty popular as a result. Chanel, called "hilarious" in the comments, proved she can TikTok like the rest of them, and you can check it out below.

Scroll for the video. Chanel, currently in the news for her newly-dropped "America's Sweetheart" album, has been making headlines for going extra skimpy as the October-released EP receives lingerie promo, plus the MTV face stunning her fans in the "Heaven's Calling" bikini and angel wings.

The vibe was more devilish than angelic in this video. Chanel and her pal were on fluffy pink carpeting and by a bed, with West Coast seen in tight pink cycling shorts, a camo tee, and her hair in pigtail buns. 

Chanel, also wearing fun, ice-cream-print socks in purple, played cheeky as she was handed the thong, with her mouthing friend accompanying a voice saying: "I dare you to try it on...I dare you...I triple dog dare you."

Chanel, laughing at this point, accepted the challenge, shimmying her curvy booty around as she pulled on the thong. Cry-face emoji filled the "No Plans" rapper's caption, with her also adding a #FYP, #foryourpage. The video was followed by a likewise-racy TikTok as Chanel kicked from a sweats outfit to a braless and pasties-only mesh top.

Click here for the TikTok - scroll for more photos. Late October marked Chanel dropping her 19-track "America's Sweetheart" album, with the debut studio record including already-released "Black Roses" and "No Plans," plus pandemic tracks including "40 Yard Dash" and "Vinyl."  

Promo for the album has been anything but dull, with West Coast making headlines for going shirtless on a U.S. flag to bring "unity," also braving a tight, sheer-paneled corset for the album cover. Chanel is also fresh from opening up on an uglier side to her career.

In October, Chanel appeared on Angela Yee's "Lip Service" podcast, revealing the extent of backlash she's faced while trying to make it in hip-hop.

"I've had a lot of resistance as a rapper," she admitted. "I've had a lot of producers and people tell me 'Maybe you should sing more."

The hustle has been real for this rapper, whose latest lyrics confirm she wasn't born with a silver spoon in her mouth, with Chanel also telling Yee: "I think that a lot of people were confused, like, 'why is this girl a rapper', what's your struggle, where do you come from. People don't know that I've been rapping since I was a brokea--."