Pete Davidson's controversies: Comedian’s most shocking celebrity feuds!

Pete Davidson is a comedian and actor known for his work on Saturday Night Live. He has been in spotlight for both his humor and some controversial feuds with celebrities. Pete had public disagreements and jokes about various figures which have sparked media attention and sometimes backlash.

Pete’s controversial feuds like with Kanye west, Colin Jost and also, he had other public exchanges or controversies with celebrities.

Here are the most famous feuds of Pete Davidson:

Pete Davidson’s feud with Kanye West

The feud between Pete Davidson and Kanye West started when the Dog Man actor began dating Kim Kardashian in 2016.

At the time, Kim was still married to Kanye West as the singer reacted strongly to the news as he took to his social media to express his dissatisfaction and criticise Pete.

Kanye posts were intense and got a lot media attention. The situation was complicated because of his mental health struggles around that time, which he spoke about publicly.

The feud played out in the rags on social media with both Pete and Kanye making comments about each other.

Pete Davidson’s feud with Colin Jost

Pete Davidson and Colin Host, both comedians from Saturday Night Live, had a disagreement about a decommissioned Staten Island Ferry they bought together.

They did not see eye-to-eye on things related to the ferry which led to tension between them. To make peace, Pete offered Colin a $20,000 Cartier watch.

There was also a disagreement about how they decided to buy ferry with Colin publicly refuting Pete’s claim that they were both “very stoned” when they decided to but it.

Pete Davidson’s feud with PETA

Pete Davidson had a public disagreement with PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) about hypoallergenic dogs.

PETA criticized the Bupkis actor for promoting the purchase of a specific dog breed. The comedian did not agree with PETA’s stance and pushed back publicly.

Though, to make his point, Pete even went as far a buying a billboard in Times Square to express his views on the matter.

The whole thing played out in the media, with Pete Davidson and PETA stating their sides of the argument.