Kim Kardashian on Forbes cover: ‘Not bad for a girl with no talent’

Kim Kardashian West graces the latest cover of Forbes magazine, which features a “New Mobile Moguls” article that focuses on how the reality star capitalized on her fame to create her mobile app, which allows users to pretend to have her life.

“Such a tremendous honor to be on the cover @Forbes!” Kardashian West said, tweeting out the cover. “I never dreamed this would happen & know my Dad would be proud.”

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The 35-year-old is known for her family’s reality TV show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, and her strong presence on social media.

But Kardashian’s cover story touches on accomplishments that no one would typically expect from her.

In a later tweet, the mother of two addresses her haters by slamming the usual anti-Kardashian argument (that they’re talentless): “#NotBadForAGirlWithNoTalent.”

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In the cover story, the American television personality opens up about how serious she is about her mobile game, Kim Kardashian: Hollywood.

Kardashian says she’s part of every step of development, from handpicking the outfits of the characters to choosing their hairstyles.

“I would give [Glu Mobile] bikinis and be like, ‘Hurry up and mock up this bikini, because I’m going to wear it, and then you can have it live in the game!'” Kardashian told Forbes.

Tweet This Click to share quote on Twitter: "I would give [Glu Mobile] bikinis and be like, 'Hurry up and mock up this bikini, because I'm going to wear it, and then you can have it live in the game!'" Kardashian told Forbes.

This Kardashian cover story reminds the world that she’s capitalized on her fame with the help of her 2014 app, which generated $71.8 million USD in 2015 and accounts for 40 per cent of the money Kardashian earned this year.

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If you are interested in taking a walk through Hollywood in Kardashian’s shoes, you can download the app for $1.99 and pretend to be a celebrity. The game rakes in even more money by offering in-app purchases.

“I became really intrigued with the tech world,” the reality TV star told the magazine. “I started spending a lot of time in San Francisco. I realized this is really going to be the next cycle of my career and this is what I want to focus on.”

If you don’t already feel like you’re bombarded with all things Kardashian, prepare to live in their world. Kim has no plans to end her tech journey after one mobile game.

“When people looked at me in a way like, ‘Why is she stepping into the tech world? That’s not her territory! Stick to reality TV!’ I was like, ‘No.’ This is fun for me,” Kardashian told Forbes. “Now I’m coming up with Kimojis and the app and all these other ideas. I don’t see myself stopping.”

Tweet This Click to share quote on Twitter: "When people looked at me in a way like, 'Why is she stepping into the tech world? That's not her territory! Stick to reality TV!' I was like, 'No.' This is fun for me," Kardashian told <em>Forbes</em>. "Now I'm coming up with Kimojis and the app and all these other ideas. I don't see myself stopping."

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If you’re still wondering why Kardashian is famous, meet Sid. He was able to sit down with the reality star and ask her the two questions everyone would love to know the answer to.

Sid asked Kim, “Are you famous?”

Kardashian responded, “I don’t really like to use that term.”

Sid asks, “How are you famous?”

“How am I famous? That’s up for question too,” Kardashian responded with another unsatisfying answer.