Pete Davidson blasted ex Ariana Grande for 'spray-painting herself brown' on the cover of Vogue and comments she made about their relationship in the pages of the publication.
The 26-year-old SNL star did not hold back when making fun of his pop megastar ex, also 26, in his newly released Netflix special Alive From New York.
While the comedian said he didn't initially plan on mocking his former love in the stand-up special, Davidson declared the pop star 'fair game' after a friend told him she only dated the comic 'as a distraction' which she stated in the monthly publication.
'Can you imagine if I did that s***?': Pete Davidson blasted ex Ariana Grande (seen together in August 2018) for 'spray-painting herself brown' on the cover of Vogue and comments she made about their relationship in his newly released Netflix special Alive From New York
Interesting: The 26-year-old singer appeared on the cover of the August 2019 issue of Vogue with body make-up that many on social media blasted for in addition to touching on her five month relationship with Pete in 2018
She appeared on the cover of the August 2019 issue of with body make-up that many on social media blasted for in addition to touching on her five month relationship with Pete in 2018.
Ariana said at the time: 'I met Pete, and it was an amazing distraction. It was frivolous and fun and insane and highly unrealistic, and I loved him, and I didn't know him.'
Pete did not hold any punches on his hour-long special as he slammed his ex-girlfriend for the interview and that things would be entirely different if he were the one who commented on their relationship in that way.
He said: 'Can you imagine if I did that? My career would be over tomorrow. If I spray-painted myself brown and hopped on the cover of Vogue magazine and just started s***ting on my ex.'
'Yeah, I was just f***ing her 'cause I was bored': Pete did not hold any punches on his hour-long special as he slammed his ex-girlfriend for the interview and that things would be entirely different if he were the one who commented on their relationship in that way.
'No, she won Billboard's Woman of the Year': He also went on to criticize the fact that she wasn't blasted for the entire Vogue thing
Davidson then took aim at the 'amazing distraction' comments made by Ariana as he said: 'Can you imagine if I did that s***?
'If I was just like, 'Yeah, I was just f***ing her 'cause I was bored, and then Fortnite came out.' It would be insane.'
He also went on to criticize the fact that she wasn't blasted for the entire Vogue thing as he said: 'Something had to happen to her, there had to be some repercussions, right?
'No, she won Billboard's Woman of the Year and I got called butthole eyes.'
Ariana was not the only person the star took aim at as he also rescinded singer an apology to Texas politician Dan Crenshaw.
Sorry, not sorry: Pete lashed out at the thank you, next singer at the same time as rescinding an apology to Texas politician Dan Crenshaw (above 2019), comparing the congressman's rise to prominence to the comic's own ascent to fame
Davidson compared his rise to fame with Crenshaw's newfound notoriety, claiming he 'made [Crenshaw] famous' the same way Grande elevated Pete's public stature.
Pete outraged many after joking about Crenshaw's eyepatch on SNL, telling audiences he was 'he was surprised [Crenshaw is] a congressional candidate from Texas and not a hitman in a free porno superhero movie.'
'It was a very harmless Saturday Night Live joke. I didn't think anything of it,' Davi