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Kanye West has attacked Kim Kardashian's boyfriend Pete Davidson on social media once again despite her pleas that she's suffering 'emotional distress' from the rapper's jibes.On Thursday, Kanye taunted the SNL comedian by suggesting he had driven him off Instagram, after Pete, 28, deleted his account the day before.'Ran Skete off the gram,' the 44-year-old wrote, adding: 'Tell your mother I changed your name for life.'Kanye continually refers to Pete as 'Skete' as a disparaging nickname, though the meaning of moniker remains unclear.Pete rejoined Instagram earlier this month, and fans quickly noticed that Kanye wasted no time in following the comedian.

Kanye West is back on Instagram and trolling Pete Davidson.

Pete Davidson surprised the world after activating his Instagram account after being inactive for around four years. Davidson’s decision came after his girlfriend Kim Kardashian’s ex-husband, Kanye West, took to social media to diss him for dating the reality tv star and businesswoman. But The Saturday Night Live actor changed his mind and decided to deactivate it again on Wednesday, Feb.

Fun while it lasted. Pete Davidson deleted his Instagram just days after rejoining the social media platform—and it seems the move may have been prompted by the not-so-warm welcome from Kanye West’s fans.

Ben Stiller revealed why he thinks his friend Pete Davidson is such a hit with the ladies as he chatted to Howard Stern on his show Wednesday.

Pete Davidson returned to Instagram just over a week ago and it appears as if he’s already deactivated his new account.

Looking ahead. Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson are focused on their relationship amid the couple’s drama with Kanye West.

Pete Davidson’s return to Instagram was unexpectedly short but sweet as the comedian’s account has mysteriously disappeared. The Saturday Night Live star surprised fans when he opened a new Instagram account last week, right in the middle of love rival Kanye West’s ranting spree against him. Kanye has taken great issue with Pete striking up a romance with his estranged wife Kim Kardashian, but trolled the comic by following him on the ‘gram. However, Pete’s Instagram was noticeably missing on Wednesday night with an error page now in its place, reading: ‘Sorry, this page isn’t available.’ Pete had amassed an impressive 1.9million followers in just a week and had only shared one post,  a scene from Martin Scorsese’s film The King of Comedy where Robert De Niro states: ‘Better to be king for a night than schmuck for a lifetime,’ which many took to be a dig at Kanye. It’s not the first time Pete Davidson has quit social media as he deleted all his accounts in 2018 to focus on his mental health. Tensions have mounted between Pete, 28, and Kanye, 44, in recent weeks, with the Gold Digger rapper branding the actor a ‘d***head’ in a ranting spree which spanned several days. Kanye vowed that Pete would not be allowed to meet the children he shares with Kim – North, eight, Saint, six, Chicago, four, and Psalm, two – and shared a private text allegedly from the comic. During his tirade, Kanye – who referred to Pete as ‘Skete’ in his barrage of posts on the social media app – insisted he would reunite with Kim.However, the Stronger hitmaker later apologised for ‘harassing’ his ex-wife online.

Kanye West took shots at estranged wife Kim Kardashian and her boyfriend Pete Davidson in lyrics on his new album Donda 2.The new album from West, 44, was played Tuesday evening at LoanDepot Park in Miami at a livestreamed release party, which he exclusively released on the Stem Player, a $200 audio device he released.West, who has been public in his disdain for Davidson, 28, in a series of social media posts this month, included a lyric aimed at the Saturday Night Live personality in a track titled Eazy, which also featured The Game, according to The Daily Beast. The latest:Kanye West, 44, took shots at estranged wife Kim Kardashian, 41, and her boyfriend Pete Davidson, 28, in lyrics on his new album Donda 2.

Pete Davidson’s short-lived Instagram run is over once again. The Saturday Night Live actor deactivated his Instagram account on Wednesday, Feb. 23 amid his ongoing drama on the social media platform with his girlfriend Kim Kardashian’s ex-husband, Kanye West. Earlier this morning, the comedian seemingly took a jab at Ye, leaving a link to a YouTube video of fictional comedian Rupert Pupkin saying, “Better to be king for a night than schmuck for a lifetime,” in his Instagram bio. Just hours later, his account was deleted.

Pete Davidson has deleted his Instagram after seemingly throwing shade to his girlfriend Kim Kardashian's estranged husband Kanye West on the app.The move comes a week after surprising fans with his return to the platform following a four-year hiatus, which the SNL star previously left to protect his mental health in 2018.As of Wednesday afternoon, whenever fans search for his page, they are directed to the 'Sorry, this page isn't available' screen. Going off grid: Pete Davidson has deleted his Instagram after seemingly throwing shade to his girlfriend Kim Kardashian's ex Kanye West on the appBefore shutting down his account, the 28-year-old actor made one post to his feed, which was a clip fromMartin Scorsese’s film The King of Comedy.

Pete Davidson’s return to Instagram is over just as fast as it began! On Wednesday, all signs of the star’s @PMD account were scrubbed from the site. In the morning, the 28-year-old shared a classic clip from the 1982 film , starring Robert De Niro.In the clip, that was posted to his Stories, De Niro’s character claims, “It’s better to be king for a night than schmuck for a lifetime.”  After Davidson’s post, many fans speculated that he was taking shots at his girlfriend, Kim Kardashian’s, estranged husband, Kanye «Ye» West.  Wednesday was another milestone day for the star on the platform, as he shared his first post to his grid.

Well, that was fast!

And so it continues. Kanye West’s threats to Pete Davidson aren’t stopping anytime soon, it seems. When debuting his 2022 album, DONDA 2, Kanye made sure to include some not-so-subtle attacks to the Saturday Night Live comedian on his tracklist.

Pete Davidson has driven fans wild once again. The comedian has finally broken his silence on Instagram amid the ongoing drama between Kim Kardashian, his new girlfriend, and Kanye West, the star's estranged ex-husband.MORE: The big way Kim Kardashian is moving on following Kanye West splitFans have been anxiously waiting for Pete to make his first post on Instagram since returning to the platform last week, and he just gave in, even if only for a few minutes.The 28-year-old has been notoriously silent on social media for years, having previously made an account only to shortly delete it. WATCH: Pete roasts Justin BieberMORE: Kim Kardashian breaks silence after 'hurtful' comments from Kanye West about daughter NorthThe SNL star broke the internet last week when he finally came back to social media, with the username "pmd."Since his return, he has amassed a whooping nearly two million followers, even as his page was lacking any posts.

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.”

Putting in his two cents. After multiple posts attacking him, comedian Pete Davidson shaded Kanye West with a cryptic Youtube video linked on his Instagram bio.

Kanye West's social media posts are "fair game" and could "become evidence" against him in his divorce from Kim Kardashian, according to legal experts. Kardashian, 41, filed for divorce from West, 44, in February 2021 after seven years of marriage.The two share four children together: North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm.

marriage between Kanye West and Kim Kardashian. Despite appearing to be on amicable terms since the reality star filed for divorce from her rapper husband in February 2021, the past few weeks have seen West (now legally known as Ye) launch attack after attack at his ex-wife, her new beau Pete Davidson, and nearly everyone who dares to even breathe near their orbit. The 44-year-old rapper has been using Instagram as his platform of choice to unleash his grievances against Kardashian, 41, in capital letters, posting about everything from her parenting decisions, to revealing private text messages from her and Davidson, to urging his fans to shout “Kimye forever” at Davidson in public.

Kim Kardashian’s sisters have taken a big stand against Kanye West’s controversial Instagram posts. Kourtney Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner have all unfollowed Ye just after Kim did. This comes after the rapper has uploaded a number of posts condemning his ex-wife and her current boyfriend Pete Davidson. Now almost the entire Kardashian clan is no longer following the “Gold Digger” rapper, aside from Kris Jenner. 

Kim Kardashian's four sisters have unfollowed Kanye West on Instagram after he shared private texts from the star and ranted about her beau Pete Davidson.Kourtney, Khloe, Kendall, and Kylie all followed sister Kim's lead after she stopped following her estranged husband first.Their mom Kris Jenner, however, still follows the rapper. Solidarity: Kim Kardashian's four sisters have unfollowed Kanye West on Instagram following his aggressive rants toward Pete Davidson; (L-R) Kourtney Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner and Kendall Jenner picturedThe social media switch up from the 'Kar-Jenners' follows Ye's incessant cyber attacks on his soon-to-be ex wife's new boyfriend.In his latest Instagram posting binge last weekend, the musician shared a private message from Pete, called him a d***head, and mocked one of his tattoos.