Pete Davidson Claps Back at Kanye West for Calling Him 'Gay' and Having 'AIDS' in Stand-Up Return

Pete Davidson Claps Back at Kanye West for Calling Him 'Gay' and Having 'AIDS' in Stand-Up Return
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Pete Davidson downplayed Kanye West's put-downs toward him during a new stand-up exceptional, additionally poking fun at being 'humiliated' by the rapper.

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Pete Davidson's capacity to take a joke has most certainly proved to be useful! The 28-year-old made that big appearance on Thursday for Netflix Is A Joke: The Festival at the Hollywood Bowl, opening with a couple of pieces about his better half Kim Kardashian's ex Kanye West, as indicated by Entertainment Tonight.

Pete tended to how Ye once denounced him for being gay and having AIDS, kidding that he basically trusted the rapper's lie since he's "a genius." He proceeded to kid about how being embarrassed is “weird when you can’t do anything about it.” 

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As fans might be natural, Pete got a ton of fire the beyond a couple of months from his better half's ex, including an upsetting music video for the melody "Eazy," where the 44-year-old rapper remembered a graphic animation scene for which he executes and covers him.

During his set, Pete kidded about the "before time" pre-dating Kim, reviewing a ball game in December 2021 with Chris Rock and Jon Stewart. "Before life was over," he added, noticing how he and Chris had to ensure alarming things happen to them subsequently.

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Pete further kidded about seeing Jack Harlow team up with Ye and said, regardless of his kinship with the rapper, he wasn't disturbed. He did, notwithstanding, say that if his King of Staten Island co-star, Bill Burr, went to Ye's Sunday Service, that would be an alternate story!

Kanye certainly let the world in on he didn't really like Pete or his relationship with Kim by sharing various now-erased virtual entertainment posts that concealed the joke artist. He even urged his supporters to yell "Kimye," his couple moniker with Kim, to Pete on the off chance that they at any point saw him anyplace face to face, and to refer to Pete as "Skete" as an affront. He followed up that message with one that uncovered Kim requested that he bring it down and quit empowering people, in general, to do whatever might imperil her new playmate's wellbeing.

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Fortunately, Ye is looking for help for himself. “For the sake of the kids, Kanye has told Kim he’s not making any public appearances or inflammatory social media statements, and he will go away somewhere to get better,” a source told PageSix on April 1. His adjustment of disposition comes as he and Kim work on co-nurturing their four kids, North West, 8, Saint West, 6, Chicago West, 4, and Psalm West, 2. It appears to be that both the SKIMS pioneer have a similar objective as a primary concern.