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Defending his art. Kanye West said he didn’t mean any harm with his “Eazy” music video.

Kanye “Ye” West has things to say about the chatter surrounding his latest music video, “Eazy.” Last week, the «DONDA» rapper released a video for the single, in which he raps about beating “Pete Davidson’s a**,” that shows him kidnapping and burying a claymation figure that resembles the comedian.  On Sunday, the rapper took to Instagram to share his interpretation of the video.

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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.”

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Kanye West appears to stand by his controversial music video for “Eazy”.

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.

It seems like Pete Davidson is not letting Kanye West’s music video and threats bother him at all!

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Kaley Cuoco is the latest star supporting Pete Davidson after Kanye West appeared to bury him alive in the music video for his new song, Eazy.The Praise God rapper, 44, sparked intense backlash for the clip, released earlier this week, with fans branding it ‘disgusting’.The Saturday Night Live star – who is currently dating Ye’s ex-wife Kim Kardashian – has yet to address the video publicly, but a string of famous faces have lined up to defend him on social media, including pal James Gunn.Taking to Twitter, the Suicide Squad director penned: ‘For the record, Pete Davidson is one of the nicest, sweetest guys I know. ‘A truly generous, tender & funny spirit, he treats everyone around him with respect.’The CommentsByCelebs Instagram account highlighted that Kim had ‘liked’ his post, sharing a screenshot on their official page – where Kaley also slipped in to add her name to his supporters.Sliding into the comments below, the Big Bang Theory actress simply wrote: ‘Fact ❤️.’The pair have grown close since working on the upcoming comedy, Meet Cute, which wrapped last year.Pete has been embroiled in drama with Kanye over the last few months, following his budding relationship with Kim.Things have escalated in recent weeks, with the dad-of-four taking aim at the comedian in now-deleted Instagram posts, branding him a d**khead and begging for his ex-wife back.The Grammy-winner was met with fury this week when he released the music video for Eazy, and could be seen burying the actor in animated scenes.‘God saved me from the crash, just so I can beat Pete Davidson’s ass,’ he rapped as the accompanying video showed his animated character dragging what appeared to be a restrained Pete with a bag over his head.After removing the bag

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Pete Davidson, 28, is not letting Kanye West‘s shocking new music video bother him. The Saturday Night Live cast member, who is currently dating Kim Kardashian, 41, was apparently “amused” by the fact that the 44-year-old rapper included a graphic animation scene in which he decapitates and buries him in the video for “Eazy,” and is actually “flattered” by the whole thing.

Pete Davidson is not letting Kanye West's ongoing online attacks get to him.The Saturday Night Live star, 28, is apparently unfazed by the 44-year-old's latest stunt - a disturbing music video for Kanye's new song Eazy where the rapper appears to bury a clay-animated version of Pete alive.A source told Page Six 'He finds the fact that Kanye included a cartoon version of him in his music video hysterical.' Amused:Pete Davidson, 28, reportedly thinks Kanye West's, 44, music video where he is seen burying a clay-animated version of Pete alive is 'hysterical'; Pictured in 2021The insider added that the comedian is flattered by the attention. 'He is almost flattered by it all because it is so ridiculous to him.' The source went on to note that the State Island native - born Peter Michael Davidson - is 'not threatened by Kanye in any way, shape or form.'Davidson is also using Ye's online outbursts to grow his relationship with his girlfriend - and Kanye's ex-wife - Kim Kardashian, 41.

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Kim Kardashian is – unsurprisingly — not happy with Kanye West.

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. 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. Since her separation has been dating comedian Pete Davidson, something which has been the target of several Instagram rants from the rapper.

(CNN)Pete Davidson might be headed to space.The "Saturday Night Live" star is in talks with Jeff Bezos to join one of his upcoming Blue Origin space flights, a source with knowledge of the conversations told CNN.This source said the idea came about when Davidson and his girlfriend, Kim Kardashian, joined Bezos for dinner at the Amazon founder's Los Angeles home in January. Davidson's potential space flight, first reported by the New York Post, is not finalized but the insider told CNN an announcement is likely in the coming weeks.

Kim Kardashianis reportedly 'furious' over Kanye West's Eazy music video, which shows the rapper seemingly burying her beau Pete Davidson alive.'[Kim] thinks it's way too violent and is upset," a source told PEOPLEon Friday.'She's really upset with Kanye that he'd do this. She's completely over all of this and she wants it to stop.' Furious:Kim Kardashian is reportedly 'furious' over Kanye West's Eazy music video, which shows the rapper seemingly burying her beau Pete Davidson alive; the former couple seen in 2019Kanye shared the bizarre new music video on Tuesday, where a clay-animated version of Kanye kidnapped a claymation Pete and threw a bag over his head before tying him up and throwing him on the back of an all-terrain vehicle.The cartoon Kanye then buried Pete alive, keeping his head above the dirt and growing roses on it.

Ricky Velez may be a comedian, but he took to his Instagram to make clear when it comes to good friend Pete Davidson, threats are no laughing matter. In a now-deleted story, Ricky, who starred alongside Pete in his semi-autobiographical 2020 film The King of Staten Island, shared his thoughts on Kanye West‘s social media attacks on Pete. Emphasizing that Kanye’s actions weren’t “funny or entertaining,” Ricky wrote: “a 44 year old man internet thugging is just sad.”

Marisa Tomei claims she did not get paid for her role in the King of Staten Island film, directed by Judd Apatow.In a new interview with Rolling Stone published on Thursday, the actress, 57, said she reached out to her co-star Pete Davidson, 28 - who also wrote the script along with Apatow andDave Sirus - to see whether he received his paycheck. The movie was shot in 2019 and released in 2020.'I actually just was talking to Pete today, because I was like, "I never got paid for that. Did you? In this age of transparency, can we talk?"' she said.