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Ariana Grande Subtly Shades Kanye West After Pete Davidson Roasts The Rapper On ‘SNL’
She’s a loyal fiancée, y’all! Following Pete Davidson‘s epic roast of Kanye West on SNL, Ariana Grande took to Instagram to throw some subtle shade at the “Ghost Town” rapper. From what appears to be backstage, Ari snapped a photo of Pete on-screen — but that’s not all! She also threw in an “I love you like Kanye loves Kanye” GIF sticker.
ICYMI, during the Season 44 premiere of Saturday Night Live, Kanye went on a pro-Trump rant following his performance. Needless to say, the entire cast of the show (and pretty much everyone watching) was super uncomfortable. So much so, that during the most recent episode on Oct. 6, Pete decided to address the situation by showing Yeezy the true meaning of going HAM.
“What Kanye said after we went off the air last week was one of the worst, most awkward things I’ve seen here — and I’ve seen Chevy Chase speak to an intern,” Pete began. He then addressed the fact that despite Kanye’s claims, nobody bullied him for wearing a MAGA hat. Additionally, Pete decided to comment on the father-of-three’s not-so-solid political knowledge. “Then Kanye said that Democrats broke up black families with welfare and that slavery’s not real,” he explained.
“You know how wrong about politics you need to be for like me to notice? Do you know how annoying that is? Like Kanye is a genius, but a musical genius. Like Joey Chestnut is a hot dog-eating genius, but I don’t want to hear Joey Chestnut’s opinions about things that aren’t hot dog-related.”
The 24-year-old then expressed his concern about Kanye being off his medication. “Take ’em! There’s no shame in the medicine game. I’m on them, they’re great,” Pete added. “Being mentally ill is not an excuse to act like a jacka–.” Pete concluded his PSA by putting on a “Make Kanye 2006 Again” hat. TBH, 2006 was a great year for Kanye… we wouldn’t mind that either, just sayin’.
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