Kim Kardashian Fumes Over Kanye West's Eazy Music Video Showing Ye Beheading, Burying Pete Davidson; Fans, Celebrities React

Kanye West defended himself with a "violent" music video in which he "beheads" his ex-girlfriend Kim Kardashian's boyfriend Pete Davidson.

The hitmaker proposed an argument about rights to artistic freedom as fans clapped back against the controversial Eazy music video. West, 44, made a post on his Instagram defending his "violent" music video release amid his social media attacks on Kardashian, 41, and her boyfriend Davidson, 28.

Kardashian Questions West's MV, Refusal to Daughter's Use of TikTok

He rapped about Pete Davidson as graphics onscreen acted out a violent event in an animated video for his song Eazy. The animation depicted a cartoon portrayal of Pete being buried alive by Kanye, as stated in the song. In the video, which is mostly clay animation, Kanye West's figure is shown carrying a lifeless body that is bound up by ropes with a bag over his head. Pete's face is revealed as Kanye breaks the package apart and sprays rose seeds over his head.

The Saturday Night Live actor had roses bursting out of his head later in the song video. After that, the flowers are piled into the bed of a pickup truck. The usage of flowers is most likely a reference to Kanye's Valentine's Day gift of a truckload of roses, according to The Sun.

Kim Kardashian is claimed to be enraged at Kanye West's Eazy music video, in which the artist seems to bury her current lover Pete Davidson alive. After the video was released this week, fans responded with horror, with individuals close to Kim, 41, admitting how disturbed she was by the disturbing material.

Kim Kardashian, according to the source, couldn't understand why Kanye West would consent to such a "violent" tweet yet complain about her allowing their eight-year-old daughter North to have a TikTok account. The rapper has been venting on his social media page about his protracted divorce from Kim, with whom he has expressed his desire to reconcile. Kim, on the other hand, appears to be ignoring his appeals to "keep the family together" since she is still in love with Pete Davidson, a Saturday Night Live comic 13 years her junior.

North, Chicago, Saint, and Psalm are shared custody of Kim and Kanye's children. Kim has moved on with the help of Pete, an SNL comic with whom she co-starred on the program and with whom she even performed a song during one comedy. Kanye West, who has dated Julia Fox and Chaney Jones after separating from Kim, has criticized the SNL appearance on his new album.

On the tune Sci-Fi, the 44-year-old rapper sampled Kim Kardashian's speech in which she referred to him as "the greatest rapper of all time" and "the richest black man in America." In February of last year, Kim filed for divorce from Kanye after nearly seven years of marriage, as per Mirror.

Fans, Celebrities Criticize Kanye West's "Violent" Music Video

After releasing a new music video depicting his beheading and burying Pete Davidson, Kanye West has received outrage on social media. The video has gotten a lot of attention on social media, with a lot of people rushing to Twitter to express their displeasure with the images.

Pete Davidson has been supported by James Gunn after Kanye West posted the music video for 'Eazy,' in which a Claymation creature resembling the comedian is buried alive. On The Suicide Squad, Davidson played mercenary Richard 'Dick' Hertz, which he co-wrote with Gunn.

West accused Davidson of wrecking his family in February while lamenting his inability to attend the Super Bowl with Kardashian. Pete Davidson, according to an Entertainment Tonight source, isn't as offended by the music video as others are. They even suggest that the comic finds Kanye West's claymation impersonators humorous, Newsweek reported.