'Santa Baby': Kim Kardashian's director Nadia Lee called 'usual culprit'

Kim Kardashian Christmas video "Santa Baby" has divided the internet, with people questioning her intentions.  

While some people criticized her for mocking a religious festival, others came up with multiple conspiracy theories while targeting directors Nadia Lee Cohen and Charlie Denis.

The directors were called the "usual culprits" as people referred to Nadia's previous work.

Home Alone actor Macaulay Culkin's appearance in the end as Santa also raised some eyebrows, with some saying his inclusion also has a hidden message.

While some people stopped shot of openly saying what they thought of the video, they were united in saying public figures should be more mindful of their influence, especially when it comes to sacred beliefs. 

A large number of people showered praises on Kim Kardashian but some of her Instagram followers found it "scary, horrible disgusting and creepy."

Kardashian produced the song with her brother-in-law Travis Barker.

In the almost five-minute video, the mother-of-four dons a messy blonde wig as she crawls on her hands and knees through a chaotic party house filled with surreal versions of typical Christmas scenarios.