Kanye West Takes Dig At Pete Davidson Again After Posting Kim Kardashian Photos

Kanye West continues to go after his estranged wife Kim Kardashian's boyfriend Pete Davidson, and the rapper has even gotten the comedian's friends involved.

On Saturday, West, 44, announced in a since-deleted post on Instagram that Kid Cudi will no longer be featured on his upcoming album, "Donda 2," because of the "Just Look Up" performer's friendship with Davidson.

"Just so everyone knows, Cudi will not be on 'Donda' because he's friends with you know who," West wrote on lined paper, according to Us Weekly. "We all speak in Billie [Eilish] language now."

Cudi, for his part, addressed their feud via Instagram comment. "Too bad I don't wanna be on [your] album [you] f—in dinosaur hahaha," Cudi replied. "Everyone knows I've been the best thing about [your] albums since I met [you]. [I will] pray for [you], brother."

Cudi continued via Twitter: "We talked weeks ago about this. You're whack for flipping the script and posting this lie just for a look on the internet. You ain't no friend. BYE."

Davidson, on the other hand, does not have an official Instagram account and isn't active on social media. But West tagged Davidson's "Saturday Night Live" co-star Michael Che in his post, possibly as his way of ensuring that the comedian sees his message.

West then continued to take aim at Davidson on Instagram, posting a photo of the actor holding hands with Kardashian and writing: "Look at this d—head, I wonder if Instagram [is] gonna shut down my page for dissing [Hillary] Clinton's ex-boyfriend."

In a follow-up post, West posted a screenshot of Davidson showing off the tattoo he got on his arm of Clinton. He went on to slam both the comedian and Clinton, writing: "Y'all [saw] that tattoo, but if I speak up, then I'm crazy. I told you [I'm] not going to use that one [anymore]. When a garbage man goes to work, he gonna smell like trash, but it's time to take the trash out the house.”

In another post, West shared a screenshot of Davidson and Machine Gun Kelly, the comic's good friend, from their December 2021 Calvin Klein Instagram Live, as well as a cropped screenshot of a phone text allegedly from Pete.

"As a man, I'd never get [in the] way of your children. That's a promise. How you guys [go about] raising your kids is your [business] and not mine. I do hope [one] day I can meet them and we [can] all be friends," the alleged text from Davidson read.

West, however, made his response clear in the caption, which read: "No, you will never meet my children."

West doubled down on his online attacks against Davidson by sharing a snap of himself holding up a yellow pad bearing the words, "My account is not hacked 2 13 22."

Kardashian was first romantically linked to Davidson in October 2021, months after she filed for divorce from West in February that year. The exes share children North, 8, Saint, 6, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 2.

This was not the first time that West has thrown shade at the comedian. Earlier this year, he appeared to threaten to beat Davidson in his collaboration with rapper The Game, titled "Eazy."

"God saved me from that crash/ just so I can beat Pete Davidson's a--," West rapped in the song, referencing his near-fatal car accident in 2002.

Davidson appeared to poke fun at West's threat in his recent Hellmann's mayonnaise Super Bowl commercial with former NFL linebacker Jerod Mayo about "tackling food waste."

In the ad, Mayo told Davidson, "Sorry man, had to," after he tackled the comedian to the ground. Davidson then replied, "I get it. I'm very hittable."

West's digs at Davidson came after he shared photos of his estranged wife and their kids from the reality star's latest photoshoot for Vogue. In the caption, the rapper wrote, "God, please bring our family back together."