Kim Kardashian’s boyfriend Pete Davidson mocks Kanye West’s threat to ‘kick his a**’ in new Hellman’s Super Bowl ad
PETE Davidson mocked Kanye West’s threat to “kick his a**” in a new Hellman’s Super Bowl ad as his romance with Kim Kardashian continues to heat up. Kanye, 44, has made his feelings known about his ex’s newfound relationship with the comedian on several occasions. Pete, 28, is paying no mind to Kanye’s comments as […]
PETE Davidson mocked Kanye West’s threat to “kick his a**” in a new Hellman’s Super Bowl ad as his romance with Kim Kardashian continues to heat up.
Kanye, 44, has made his feelings known about his ex’s newfound relationship with the comedian on several occasions.
Pete, 28, is paying no mind to Kanye’s comments as he took a dig at the rapper in his upcoming commercial promoting the mayonnaise brand.
The Saturday Night Live star briefly appears in the funny sketch which features legendary linebacker Jarod Mayo helping “tackle food waste” by tackling random patrons who attempt to throw out various grocery items.
Pete soon becomes his next victim after dropping chip crumbs on the floor, before the comic stops him in his tracks thinking he was saved from getting pummeled.
Only the football star comes running back into the room to tackle Pete to the ground anyway, immediately apologizing and saying: “Sorry man, had to.”
With the NFL star still on top of him, the Staten Island native responds with an understanding tone and says: “I get it, I’m very hittable.”
The witty comment seemingly was a dig at his girlfriend’s ex who has expressed his distaste for the star since they got together in October 2021.
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Kim, 41, and Pete were first linked after the reality star made her SNL hosting debut and the pair shared a steamy kiss on stage during a sketch.
They have since been spotted on many dates over the last few months adding to Kanye’s fury, despite him and Kim splitting in February of last year.
YE’S FURY
Kanye went straight for Kim’s new beau in the lyrics of his new track, EAZY with The Game.
Kanye called out Pete at one point rapping: “God saved me from the crash, just so I can beat Pete Davidson’s a**.”
Pete is believed to have thought the song was “hilarious” though he and Kim have reportedly beefed up their security.
An insider told recently Page Six: “Pete thinks it’s totally hilarious.
“Not just that — he thinks the whole [tabloid drama with him, Kanye and Kim] is hilarious. He loves it.”
NOT VERY HAPPY
Kanye also criticized Kim for kissing Pete on live TV during their Aladdin sketch on the popular NBC sketch comedy show, where they locked lips as Aladdin and Jasmin.
Noting that he was in New York City to support Kim on the show, Kanye said: “How you gonna bring me to SNL and then kiss the dude you dating right in front of me?”
Kanye continued to fire at Pete claiming that the actor has “AIDS,” which he later denied claiming the allegations are false and that he actually said Pete “looks like” he has AIDS, according to sources.
Earlier this month, an insider revealed Kanye’s plans to confront Pete and tell him to “back off” from the mother of his children.
They added that the Chicago native thinks Kim and Pete’s romance is fake and is only to boost ratings on the family’s upcoming Hulu reality show.
A source exclusively told The Sun: “Kanye has been saying that he is going to call Pete and tell him to back off.
STRAINED RELATIONSHIP
“He really believes that the pair are faking their relationship for their upcoming Hulu show, and he can’t seem to accept that they are together.
“He still loves Kim and can’t stand to see her with someone else.”
Meanwhile, Kanye has a new love interest of his own in Uncut Gems actress Julia Fox.
Kanye and Kim share four children together: daughters North, eight; Chicago, four; and sons Saint, six, and Psalm two.
The former couple have been struggling to maintain a civil co-parenting relationship as their issues spilled out onto social media last week.
Following their public spat, Kim was spotted looking serious as she exited a building with a manila envelope although it was not clear what the documents contained.
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