The war declared by Kenya West on Pete Davidson, the new partner of his wife Kim Kardashian, is gaining momentum.
In a new clip he has now released for his and De Game's "Easy" song, West is seen kidnapping Davidson, burying him and apparently beheading him.
The rapper uploaded the clip tonight (Thursday) to his Instagram page, and you can see Kenya's animated character in a variety of costumes with which he was recently seen (including the big black face mask he made sure to wear), holding a severed head.
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Below you can also see how the head reached the lap of the musician, who is seen in the clip burying in the ground Davidson, his former best friend and current number 1 enemy, with only his head left above the ground.
Later roses also grow from the head and in a rather disturbing whip the eyes of the Saturday Night Live star are seen to turn white.
At the end of the clip, a caption appears that assures viewers that "everyone lived happily ever after.
Except you know who. '
"Easy" was released in January and included a reference to West and Kardashian's well-publicized divorce ("We're going through the best divorce in the world, if we go to court, we'll go together," he sings) and their joint children.
In addition, Kenya mentions the name of his estranged partner, in the line "God saved me from that crash, just so I can dismantle Pete Davidson."
Kim Kardashian and Kenya West, Photo: Getty Images
Kardashian filed for divorce early last year after nearly 7 years of marriage to the West.
Yesterday it was reported that she had been granted single status by the court, which indicates that her divorce from the singer is progressing one step further and she is allowed by law to return to her original family name, without having to bear her husband's anymore.
Pete Davidson, Photo: GettyImages
Ever since Kim began her relationship with comedian and actor Davidson, West has declared on social media that he wants to unite his family and has taken part in a series of public actions that Kardashian described as "online harassment."
West argued in court that these were unfounded allegations and that he was "working on his communication skills."
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