Kim Kardashian’s boyfriend Pete Davidson ‘doesn’t want to fight’ Kanye West after rapper dissed him in new song Eazy
KIM Kardashian's boyfriend Pete Davidson "doesn't wanna fight" Kanye West after he DISSED him in his new song.
The rapper said he wanted to “beat Pete Davidson's a**” in his track Eazy, yet the SNL star found it "hilarious," per a source.
Pete, 28, is flying the white flag after Kanye, 44, put out a new diss track with The Game about his ex's new man.
Kanye rapped at one point: "God saved me from the crash, just so I can beat Pete Davidson's a**.”
An insider told HOLLYWOOD LIFE: “Pete almost expected to be referenced by Kanye in a song sooner or later and instead of hating it, he absolutely loves it and thinks it is hilarious."
"He doesn’t want to fight Kanye; he respects Kanye as he is still the father of Kim’s children and that is important.
"And Pete will never step in the way of any of that," the source added.
“He finds being on a song of Kanye’s as almost a pat on the back and quite honestly something very cool."
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PETE'S RAP SHEET
Pete is a fan of hip-hop.
In 2020, he famously performed a song called YEET with Timothy Chalamet during an SNL .
The two traded off lines while covered in chains - and covering their faces as they laughed, rapping "Yeet, yeet, skirt skirt" as a parody of the genre's mumble rap elements.
Pete also recently with Jack Harlow in Los Angeles.
He even performed a hip-hop comedy track called while hosting his New Year's Eve special with Miley Cyrus to kick off 2022- as well as the rap tune while wearing a trucker hat that read "I <3 Fantasy."
"I hope they do more projects as a duo cause this was fire, one Youtube user gushed at the time.
KANYE ALSO CALLS OUT KIM
Pete has been paired up with Kim, 41, since they kissed during an Aladdin skit on Saturday Night Live back in October 2021.
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum also got mentioned in the diss track - its cover, meanwhile, appeared to be an avant-garde skinned monkey.
The hitmaker rapped: “I got love for the nannies, but real family is better.
"The cameras watch the kids. Y'all stop takin' the credit."
He seemed to have also referenced the house he bought across the street from Kim’s mansion back in December 2021.
The lyrics stated: “Non-custodial dad, I bought the house next door. What you think the point of really bein' rich for?”
The reality star filed for divorce from the rap artist back in February 2021.
The former couple share four kids together: North, eight, Saint, six, Chicago, four, and Psalm, two.
JULIA FOX'S SONG CREDIT?
Kanye fans also think his new flame Julia Fox was featured on the song Eazy.
A snippet of "Julia's vocals" was shared on a
Her supposed voice allegedly pops up at the end of Kanye's line about beating "Pete Davidson's a**." The voice of the Uncut Gems star can reportedly be heard saying "Who?"
Another shared an image of the background vocals, and Julia is reportedly listed as one of the credited singers.
The fan stated: "Julia Fox was the one that said 'Who?' after the Pete Davidson line."
It is unclear if the actress - who has been linked to Kanye since New Year's - actually took part in the making of the song.
Kanye also hinted at his new relationship as he sang: "My new b**ch bad. I know Illuminati mad."
The two have been out in public together numerous times since their dinner date at the Carbone Restaurant in Miami, Florida.
KANYE'S RAGE
Kanye recently admitted to punching a fan who had allegedly been waiting for an autograph from the rapper for a few days.
Kanye also recently claimed Kim previously prevented him from seeing their four kids because her new boyfriend Pete was over.
However, a source told that the rapper’s claims are false and Kim isn’t happy with how he is portraying her.
On Saturday, Kanye posted an Instagram video expressing his anger over seemingly not getting the address to his daughter Chicago West's fourth birthday bash.
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He eventually did make it to the event and was photographed talking to mom Kris Jenner.
He and Kim reportedly stayed at opposite ends of the party.
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