Pete Davidson 'buried alive' by Kanye West in bizarre music video sparks backlash

Jesus spacewalks? Following reports that comedian Pete Davidson canceled his anticipated space voyage with Blue Origin, the public is calling for an unlikely replacement — his love rival Kanye West. The social media campaign comes amid the two celebrities’ highly publicized tiff that began after Davidson started dating Ye’s estranged wife Kim Kardashian.

A source is revealing how Kim Kardashian feels about those alleged texts that were leaked that are seemingly between Kanye West and Pete Davidson.

Kim Kardashian made her romance with Pete Davdison Instagram official Friday, sharing two photos with the comedian. Kardashian, 41, included two photos featuring Davidson, 28, in a multi-photo carousel on her personal Instagram. One photo showed Davidson lying back into Kardashian's lap while the "Saturday Night Live" star looked up at the "Keeping up with the Kardashians" star as she seemingly leaned in for a kiss.

Christina Ricci is the latest celeb to weigh in on Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s contentious divorce. She shared an LA Times article that had the headline “What backlash? Kanye West is back to beating up an animated Pete Davidson in new video,” on her Instagram Story (via DailyMail). The actress shared her own thoughts on the matter, writing, “It’s called Post Separation Abuse and it’s happening to one of the most famous, wealthiest, powerful women in the world…”

Kanye West and The Game have shared a second video for their recent joint single, ‘Eazy’, which – like the first video the pair released earlier this month – sees Pete Davidson meet a violent demise.While the first clip sported a crude, monochromatic claymation aesthetic, the new one is animated with 3D models. Starring alongside West and The Game is an animated version of the skinned money from the ‘Eazy’ single’s cover art.The monkey launches an attack on Davidson in this clip, pinning down a blurred-out avatar of the Saturday Night Live star (who is currently involved with West’s ex-wife, Kim Kardashian) and walloping him with a string of punches over West’s lyric, “God saved me from that crash / Just so I can beat Pete Davidson’s ass.”Take a look at the new ‘Eazy’ video below:The first video for ‘Eazy’ earned widespread criticism for its portrayal of violence against Davidson.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentKim Kardashian’s first job in Hollywood was in the early 2000’s as Paris Hilton’s assistant, organizing the founding mother of reality TV’s closets and occasionally stepping into the limelight as a socialite herself. Then in 2007, E! premiered “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” which ran for 20 seasons, and made Kim one of the most famous women on the planet.Today, Kim, at 41, is a mogul who juggles so many business portfolios, it’s hard to keep track — including her beauty and fragrance empires and her shapewear company SKIMS, which was recently valued at $3.2 billion. And next month, Kim’s spotlight is only going to get bigger with a new Hulu series “The Kardashians,” where she lets the cameras (back) into her life as she chronicles her roles as entrepreneur, mom to four kids, legal eagle and a divorcee, grappling over a challenging split from her ex-husband Kanye West.

Judging from Kim Kardashian’s response to Kanye’s Pete Davidson “Eazy” music video, the Yeezy founder isn’t doing himself any favors when it comes to winning back his estranged wife. According to a new report, Kim was utterly “appalled” by the rapper’s latest music video.

Kanye West‘s new music video.In the video for ‘Eazy’, West abducts and decapitates an animated figure who looks like Davidson. The SNL star is currently dating West’s ex-wife Kim Kardashian.Cuoco recently wrapped production on a romantic comedy called Meet Cute, in which she stars opposite Davidson.Under a tweet by Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn voicing support for Davidson, reposted on Instagram by @commentsbycelebs, Cuoco commented “Fact.” At the time of writing the comment has over 4,200 likes.A post shared by Comments By Celebs (@commentsbycelebs)“For the record, Pete Davidson is one of the nicest, sweetest guys I know,” James Gunn had tweeted.

one-sided fight over Kim Kardashian to rack up more money with Kanye West or Pete Davidson tip jars.TikTok user @dejapoo00 shared a video going through the Starbucks drive-thru where the labeled tip jars were left out.She leaves her money in the Davidson jar, which has several dollar bills inside, versus the West jar which only has some change.The video has amassed 6.6 million views with the top comments all expressing their support for Davidson.“Puts entire bank acct on Pete,” Leenah replied.“Pete all day, every day,” Zoey Grafil said.Others took hits at West.

Kanye West’s latest Instagram appears to be a follow-up to his since-deleted post that received a major amount of backlash. In case you missed it, the “Famous” rapper shared a disturbing video for his single “Easy,” in which he decapitated and buried his estranged wife Kim Kardashian’s new boyfriend Pete Davidson. On Sunday (March 6), Kanye seemingly defended the clip by saying “art” is intended to “inspire,” rather than imply “harm.”

Kim Kardashian is reportedly furious with ex Kanye West over his new music video, which appears to show an animation of him burying her current boyfriend alive. But Pete Davidson is apparently not bothered by the music video and actually finds it "hysterical." The music video for the star’s new track Eazy was released hours after Kim was legally declared a single woman, over a year on from when she first filed for divorce. Many fans reacted to the video with horror and sources close to 41 year old Kim have said that she too is upset by the controversial video.

Kim Kardashian is “absolutely disgusted” by ex Kanye West‘s new “Eazy” music video with The Game. The Keeping Up With the Kardashian star’s reaction comes after the 44-year-old rapper dropped an animated music video on March 2 which depicts his clay animation character imagining what it’d be like to decapitate and bury her current boyfriend, Pete Davidson.

Defending her man. Kim Kardashian is making it clear how she feels about Pete Davidson‘s character after Kanye West released his disturbing “Eazy” music video.

Kanye West has shared a music video for his recent collab with The Game, ‘Eazy’, in which he kidnaps and buries Pete Davidson alive, before seemingly decapitating him.The video was shared to West’s Instagram page overnight (March 2). In it, a claymated caricature of the rapper stands on a bed of roses while holding a severed head.

Chris Willman Music WriterWithin hours of Kim Kardashian West getting her legal emancipation from Kanye West in a Los Angeles court, the hip-hop titan responded — by posting a music video in which an animatronic figure that is assumed to represent West ties up and kidnaps Pete Davidson and buries him from the neck down.The video for the song “Eazy,” his collaboration with the Game, was posted on West’s Instagram account, not long after news was published that Kardashian West had been granted the legal separation and bifurcation arrangement she had been seeking in the process of their divorce.The animated clip — set to a previously released song in which West had notably already rapped, “God saved me from that crash just so I can beat Pete Davidson’s ass” — portrays the Ye avatar placing a pillowcase over the head of his soon-to-be ex-wife’s boyfriend, putting him on the back of a motorcycle, and burying him. Eventually the West figure pours liquid over Davidson’s head and plants seeds on him, which sprout into flowers.

After coming under attack by Kanye West for weeks, Pete Davidson appears to have finally shot back. At least, that’s what fans think after watching the video that’s linked in the bio of Pete’s Instagram account. The video is from the 1982 film The King of Comedy, and features comedian Rupert Pupkin, played by Robert DeNiro, doing a stand-up show. Robert says to the audience, “Better to be king for a night than schmuck for a lifetime.”

Pete Davidson has reportedly returned to Instagram following a lengthy hiatus from the social media platform.