Pete Davidson performed his last episode “Saturday Night Live” on Saturday. He made a joke about Kanye West.
Pete Davidson (28) has contested his last episode “Saturday Night Live”. The comedian said goodbye on Saturday night (May 21) after eight years. In doing so, he insisted on joking about himself and the people around him. “Hello Colin and Che and the millions of people who tuned in just to see if I’ll be talking about Kanye,” Davidson greeted the audience. He alluded to Kanye West (44), the husband of his girlfriend Kim Kardashian (41).
He also thanked his companions from “Saturday Night Live”, joked about the slap drama about Chris Rock (57) and Will Smith (53) at the Oscars, with his controversial eye patch joke about the Republican politician Dan Crenshaw (38) compared in 2018. And his lightning engagement to Ariana Grande (28) was also discussed. Davidson said: “I’ll never forget that. I called him when I got engaged and said, ‘Lorne [Lorne Michaels, Produzent von SNL]I just got engaged to Ariana Grande after dating her for two weeks,’ and he said, ‘Oh, hang in there while you still can!'”
Pete Davidson expresses his thanks in an emotional speech
“I appreciate SNL for always having my back and allowing me to work on myself and grow. And thanks to Lorne for never giving up on me or judging me when the rest did in the world. And for believing in me and allowing me to call this place home with memories that will stay with me for the rest of my life,” the 28-year-old ended his emotional speech.
In addition to Pete Davidson, other longtime cast members such as Kate McKinnon (38), Aidy Bryant (35) and Kyle Mooney (37) have left the show.
Source: Stern
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