Kanye West has just made it abundantly clear his thoughts on Pete Davidson’s and Kim Kardashian’s ongoing relationship. On January 14, the Saturday Night Live star was trending on the social media platform—and not because of the new pics of him holding hands with his reality star girlfriend. No, this time it’s because West called Davidson out in a new song titled “Eazy” featuring The Game.
According to West, West raps the following line: “God saved Me from that Crash just so I could beat Pete Davidson’s Ass.” People. But at the mention of the comedian’s name, a woman’s voice asks, “Who?” Except, you can’t exactly diss someone for being irrelevant if you’re going to drop a song about them, can you? Twitter had some thoughts.
“You know I just feel like if you are taking shots at Pete Davidson, Pete Davidson has already won,” one user tweetedEchoing another popular tweet which stated, “If you’re rapping about Pete Davidson, Pete wins.”
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The consensus sure seems to be that Davidson is “winning” whatever is happening right now. “Pete Davidson not only stole Kim K. He also gets to be in a Kanye song,” another user tweeted. “That man is winning.” (Just gonna quickly point out that you can’t steal a person and Kardashian filed for divorce well before beginning her relationship with Davidson.)
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West also reportedly took some shots at his ex-wife on the track, while saying they’re going through “the best divorce ever.”
“If we go on to court, then we’ll all go to court together.” He raps, “Matter-of-fact, pick up your sis and we’ll all go to court together.” People reports. At one point, he even implies he plans to raise their children—North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm—much differently at his house…You know, the one directly across the street from Kardashian. “I love the nannies, but real families are better. He says, “The cameras monitor the kids, so y’all quit taking the credit.” “Non-custodial dad, I bought the house next door. What you think the point of really bein’ rich for.”
Source: Glamour
