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Kanye West appears to bury an animated version of Pete Davidson alive in a music video for new song 'Eazy'

Palmer Haasch   

Kanye West appears to bury an animated version of Pete Davidson alive in a music video for new song 'Eazy'
Ye, Kim Kardashian, and Pete Davidson.Brad Barket/ George Pimentel/Dimitrios Kambouris
  • Kanye West posted the music video for his new song "Eazy" to Instagram on Wednesday.
  • The video was released the same day a judge granted Kim Kardashian's request to be legally single.

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The music video for Ye's song "Eazy" appears to depict an animated version of Ye, previously known as Kanye West, abducting, burying, and growing a rose bush on an animated version of Pete Davidson.

Davidson, an actor and "Saturday Night Life" cast member, is currently dating Kim Kardashian, who filed for divorce from Ye in February 2021.

Also on Wednesday, a judge granted Kardashian's request to be legally single amid her ongoing divorce from Ye. The new status does not finalize their divorce but reinstates her single marital status and maiden name.

In recent months, Ye has issued public pleas for Kardashian to take him back, also calling out Davidson in social-media posts and in the lyrics of "Eazy" itself: In the song, he raps about wanting to "beat Pete Davidson's ass."

The song was originally released as a single on January 16 and also features the rapper The Game.

The new music video, posted on Ye's Instagram account (and reuploaded elsewhere), appears to depict Davidson and names him, using Ye's nickname for the comedian, in on-screen text: "Everyone lived happily ever after / Except Skete You Know Who / JK he's fine."

Representatives for Ye, Kardashian, and Davidson did not immediately respond to Insider's requests for comment.

The video appears to first depict a claymation-style Davidson smoking a cigarette.

The video appears to first depict a claymation-style Davidson smoking a cigarette.
The "Eazy" video appears to depict Davidson smoking a cigarette.      @kanyewest/Instagram

The video then shows another animated character putting a bag over the head of the figure who appears to be Davidson.

The video then shows another animated character putting a bag over the head of the figure who appears to be Davidson.
The "Eazy" music video shows a figure, apparently Davidson, with a sack over his head.      @kanyewest/Instagram

The video shows a figure, who seemingly represents Ye, with a person tied up on the back of a motorcycle.

The video shows a figure, who seemingly represents Ye, with a person tied up on the back of a motorcycle.
The "Eazy" music video appears to show Ye abducting Davidson.      @kanyewest/Instagram

The video shows the Davidson-like figure tied up and being dragged along the ground.

The video shows the Davidson-like figure tied up and being dragged along the ground.
The "Eazy" video shows a figure being dragged through the dirt.      @kanyewest/Instagram

The figure that's presumably Ye sprinkles flower seeds on the Davidson-like figure's head.

The figure that
The "Eazy" music video shows a figure sprinkling Rose seeds on a head that resembles Pete Davidson.      @kanyewest/Instagram

The video shows water being poured on the buried figure's head.

The video shows water being poured on the buried figure
Water pours onto a buried head in the "Eazy" music video.      @kanyewest/Instagram

The figure in black, presumably Ye, then prunes roses from the buried head.

The figure in black, presumably Ye, then prunes roses from the buried head.
A figure prunes roses that are sprouting from a head that resembles Pete Davidson in the "Eazy" music video.      @kanyewest/Instagram

Words appeared at the end of the video, with a mention of the nickname that Ye has used for Davidson in many of his recent social media posts.

Words appeared at the end of the video, with a mention of the nickname that Ye has used for Davidson in many of his recent social media posts.
Text that appeared at the end of the music video for "Eazy" referenced Ye's nickname for Davidson.      @kanyewest/Instagram

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