While Kim Kardashian and Kanye West appear to be butting heads about everything under the sun, they seem to agree on one thing: Pushing towards career goals.
West recently proved how hard he can push his artistic imagination by finding a new lyrical way to go after his estranged wife's new boyfriend, Pete Davidson, making this the second time the 44-year-old seemingly threatened the Saturday Night Live comedian.
West is featured on Fivio Foreign’s new single, “City of Gods,” with Alicia Keys, which was dropped Friday, February 11. During his verse, the rapper, who legally changed his name to Ye, did all but name Davidson in his lyrics, rapping: “This afternoon / A hundred goons pullin’ up to ‘SNL’ / When I pull up / It’s dead on arrival."
The "Gold Digger" artist also referenced the KKW beauty founder, rapping: “And if I let ’em have my wife / n****s should thank me / With this Balenciaga and Balenci’ boots and a new blue Yankee."
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West's latest dig at the Big Time Adolescence star — who has been linked to Kardashian following her October SNL appearance as guest host — comes after he recently rapped: “God saved me from that crash / just so I can beat Pete Davidson’s ass," on his recent track, "Eazy."
While Kardashian doesn't need to encourage her ex to push his career even further, she took to her Instagram Story Friday, February 11, to give a shout out to everyone working to reach their goals. "If you're out here working towards your dream and goals, I hope it works out for you," her post read. "I'm rooting for you."
TheKeeping Up With the Kardashian alum's words of wisdom come at a busy time for the businesswoman in her life. Apart from filming her new Hulu reality show with her famous family and studying to become an attorney like her late dad, Robert Kardashian, she's also been dealing with her messy divorce.
Ever since Kardashian filed for divorce from West last February, he's made several public pleas for the coparents to reconcile, but he's now taking their public drama to a whole new level.
After complaining Kardashian was allowing their daughter North, 8, to use TikTok against his will and insisting she kidnapped their other daughter, Chicago, when she held a 4th birthday party for the youngster, West pleaded: "GOD PLEASE BRING OUR FAMILY BACK TOGETHER,” earlier this week.
Kardashian, 41, nor Davidson has yet to address West's most recent threat, but it's safe to assume the funnyman isn't phased, as OK! learned the 28-year-old listened to his "Eazy" track on repeat. "[Pete] absolutely loves it and thinks it is hilarious," an insider said following the release of West's scathing tune.
Meanwhile, his new flame Julia Fox apparently isn't judging West for his lyrics, or at least not in public. “Obviously she hopes this doesn’t cause more drama for Ye," an insider told Page Six of the Uncut Gems star's mindset, "but he’s an artist and this is how he chooses to express himself and she can’t judge that."
