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Topics: Machine Gun Kelly, Pete Davidson, Kanye West, Kim Kardashian, Celebrity
Hannah Smith
Topics: Machine Gun Kelly, Pete Davidson, Kanye West, Kim Kardashian, Celebrity
Machine Gun Kelly has given his take on the ongoing feud between Kanye West and Pete Davidson.
Kelly – real name Colson Baker – is a close friend of Davidson, and took the opportunity to weigh in on the disagreement during an interview with SiriusXM host Howard Stern.
While explaining that while he's 'totally' there for the Saturday Night Live comedian, Kelly said he mostly just wishes everyone could get along.
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Without expanding on how, Kelly said that he had 'oddly enough' ended up getting 'thrown into' the high-profile dispute between the pair, which has been ongoing since Davidson began dating Kim Kardashian, much to the vocal disapproval of her ex husband.
"At the end of the day, man, we're young men trying to find our place in the world and figure it out, and it doesn't really help that you have a million voices ripping you apart," he said of the social media furore surrounding Kelly, Davidson and their respective relationships.
"We love everybody, man. We have so much love. It's almost like, if we need to be the vessels for someone's anger, then so be it. That must be why we're here. I do hope that they can feel our spirit and see that we love you."
It's a fairly diplomatic answer from Kelly, who also spoke more about his 'bromance' with Davidson, revealing that the comic will 'absolutely' be standing by his side for his upcoming wedding with Megan Fox.
"I was blessed," he said of their friendship. "We both came into each other's life at the right time. I'm so happy for him."
Kelly's comments come a few weeks after Davidson broke his long-maintained silence in the midst of continued verbal attacks from West targeting the comic and Kardashian, in which he has accused the pair of conspiring to prevent him from seeing his four children.
In a series of leaked texts purportedly sent by Davidson to West, the comedian asked the rapper to 'please take a second and calm down', before explaining 'I'm not gonna let you treat us this way anymore and I'm done being quiet' and urging him to 'grow the f**k up' and seek help.
"Let me help you man. I struggle with mental health stuff too and its not an easy journey," he wrote. "You have no idea how nice I've been to you despite your actions towards me."
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