Pete Davidson Targets Tony Hinchcliffe, Charlie Kirk and Kanye West at Kevin Hart Roast

Pete Davidson took aim at several controversial figures during Netflix’s “The Roast of Kevin Hart” on Sunday night.

The comedy event was held at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, as part of the Netflix Is a Joke Festival. Davidson made jokes about comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, conservative activist Charlie Kirk, and rapper Kanye West during his roast segment.

Davidson mocked Hinchcliffe by comparing him to Kirk and making a crude joke that drew groans from the audience. He also referenced Hinchcliffe’s controversial comments about Puerto Rico made during a 2024 Trump campaign rally.

Continuing his set, Davidson joked about his past public feud with Kanye West, which happened while Davidson was dating Kim Kardashian, West’s ex-wife. Davidson referred to West’s history of antisemitic remarks and comments praising Nazism.

The feud between Davidson and West became highly public in 2022 when West released a music video for the song “Eazy” showing a clay animation version of Davidson buried in the ground.

West later apologized for his antisemitic comments in a full-page advertisement published in The Wall Street Journal earlier this year.

Davidson ended his appearance on a more positive note by praising Kevin Hart. He called Hart hardworking and kind, saying that being remembered in the comedy world is what matters most.