By Staten Island Advance Staff
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Does this mean we can expect a Pete Davidson diss track aimed at Kanye West?
Even if Davidson, 28, isn’t officially releasing a song of his own anytime soon, you can still hear the comedian featured on Machine Gun Kelly’s new rap album, according to an E! News report.
According to the report, MGK (aka Colson Baker), 31, released his sixth studio album “Mainstream Sellout” on Friday and fan immediately noticed the voices of Davidson and Machine Gun Kelly’s daughter, Casie.
On the track “Wall of Fame (Interlude),” Casie and Davidson have a conversation about the song’s title.
“What’s this wall?” the “Saturday Night Live” star asks on the track as Casie yells, “We love the wall,” the report said.
“It’s a wall of famous people? Wow,” Davidson added. “L.A. sucks.”
MGK then tells his daughter and Davidson that he is on the wall, to which his Davidson reportedly replied, “Oh, well, that’s cool. ‘Cause I didn’t see that I was on the wall and I’m a little jealous. I think the wall’s lame, but I wanna be on it. Does that make sense?”
“Anyway, I hope the next song is a banger. Enjoy Machine Gun Kelly’s album,” Davidson added.
For the time being, that’s the extent of Davidson’s music career — one he likely isn’t looking to jump into further due to his current beef with West.
Davidson and his girlfriend, Kim Kardashian, 41, recently have been the targets of West’s ire — both on his social media and in his music.
Kardashian recently went Instagram official with Davidson. The couple started dating in late 2021 — several months after she filed for divorce from West, with whom she shares four kids.
Earlier this month, a judge in Los Angeles County Superior Court granted Kardashian a divorce from West.
Kardashian recently referred to her relationship with Davidson as “cute” on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” where she also revealed that he got her named branded onto his chest with a hot iron.
It makes sense Kardashian is having a great time with Davidson: “The King of Staten Island” is well known for being “a truly generous, tender and funny spirit” who has the support of actors Marissa Tomei, Ben Stiller, Kaley Cuoco, rocker Gene Simmons and director James Gunn, among several others.
