Kanye escalates war with ‘d**khead’ Pete Davidson

Kanye West’s furious public feud with Kim Kardashian’s new boyfriend has ramped up, with the rapper sharing an explosive new post.

Kanye West continued his online rant against Kim Kardashian’s new boyfriend Pete Davidson.

The rapper slammed the SNL comedian as a “d**ckhead” and said he couldn’t help but “diss” him.

Kanye shared a headless photo of Pete and Kim holding hands on his social media and wrote: “LOOK AT THIS D**KHEAD, reports The Sun.

“I WONDER IF Instagram GONNA SHUT DOWN MY PAGE FOR DISSING HILARY CLINTON’S EX BOYFRIEND.”

The final line seemingly referenced a joke that went around that Pete and Hillary had gotten together after they were spotted randomly running into each other.

The photo Kanye shared was from his ex’s pizza date night with her new beau last month.

They were spotted packing on the PDA during a secret date at an L.A. restaurant.

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Kanye has made it clear he’s unhappy that his ex-wife is moving on. Picture: Angela Weiss/AFP

After his first Sunday morning attack against Pete, Kanye followed it up with a few more.

In one explosive carousel post, he shared a picture of the comedian - wearing just white boxer brief underwear and a grey jumper - alongside musician Machine Gun Kelly, who was also in briefs and a white singlet.

Alongside it, he shared a partial screenshot of a text which appeared to be sent from Pete to Kanye, which read: “‘...you as a man I’d never get in the way of your children. That’s a promise. How you guys go about raising your kids is your business and not mine. I do hope [some] day I can meet them and we can all be friends.”

Kanye shared a snippet of the text from Pete.

Underneath it, Kanye wrote a caption, all in capital letters: “NO YOU WILL NEVER MEET MY CHILDREN”.

The rapper shared this image of Pete and Machine Gun Kelly, along with the caption: “NO YOU WILL NEVER MEET MY CHILDREN.”

In a previous post on his Instagram over the weekend, Kanye declared war on Pete by using a Marvel meme.

He superimposed his face onto a superhero movie poster declaring, “Kanye West - Civil War.”

Kanye also photoshopped the faces of those on his “side” of the war including his new girlfriend, Julia Fox, Drake, Travis Scott and rapper Future.

On the enemy side included the faces of ex-wife Kim, Pete, Billie Eilish, Kid Cudi and Taylor Swift.

The movie poster was originally that from the Marvel blockbuster, Captain America - Civil War which saw Captain America go to battle with Ironman and other Avengers.

Kanye posted the photoshopped picture to Instagram, taking a dig at Kim and Pete’s relationship.

“THE INTERNET HAS STILL NOT FOUND A DECENT PICTURE OF SKETE,” he wrote, creating a new fused name for the couple.

Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson started dating last year. Picture: flavorflav/Instagram

He also shared a screenshot of a few fans encouraging him and supporting him, though many others not in the screengrab were doing the opposite.

Ye wrote in the caption: “THANK YOU TO ALL MY FANS FOR HAVING MY BACK.”

Bringing back up his comment from his previous post, he once again claimed: YOU CAN GOOGLE THE HILLARY THING IM NOT MAKING THIS S**T UP.”

He continued to try to make his claim by sharing an old Instagram post made by Pete a few years back that showed off his Hillary tattoo.

The Saturday Night Live star had captioned an image of the ink at the time: “”Wanted to get @hillaryclinton a Christmas gift so I got a tattoo of my hero.

“Thanks for being such a bada** and one of the strongest people in the universe.”

Continuing on with his rant, Ye posted another Marvel meme, this time of a Venom 2 movie poster, with Ye as the titular character and Pete as the character he’s facing off against.

Kanye has escalated his social media war with Pete.

Kanye’s Instagram posting spree comes amid his public beef with many different stars, including Pete, Billie, and Kid Cudi.

He recently dragged Billie into a public rift when he demanded she apologise for her “Astroworld comment” to Travis Scott but the singer hit back.

On Thursday, Kanye posted a grab from an article alleging that the singer dissed Travis, throwing shade at him after the tragedy that played out at his show months earlier in his Instagram.

Kanye is now dating actress Julia Fox. Picture: Victor Boyko/Getty Images For Kenzo

The Donda rapper demanded she apologise, writing in his caption: “Come on Billie we love you please apologise to Trav and to the families of the people who lost their lives.”

He went on: “No one intended this to happen Trav didn’t have any idea of what was happening when he was on stage and was very hurt by what happened.”

Kanye turned his attention to Coachella, saying: “And yes Trav will be with me at Coachella but now I need Billie to apologise before I perform.”

Billie, who had stopped her concert to help a fan having trouble breather, commented back on his post to shut him down, writing: “literally never said a thing about travis. was just helping a fan.”

Then turning his attention to Cudi, Ye shared a black and white snapshot with his former Welcome to Heartbreak collaborator.

In the throwback photo, the two music artists appeared to sharing a meal with other individuals, including Kid Cudi smiling as he sat next to the Saturday Night Live comic Pete

However, Pete’s face was marked off with a large red X.

Kanye captioned the post: “Just wanted my friend to have my back. The knife just goes in deeper.”

All this came after Kanye revealed that “Cudi will not be on Donda” as the Need for Speed actor is “friends with you know who.”

Cudi was not too pleased with Kanye’s announcement as he jumped in the comments section.

He claimed that he did not want to “be on your album, you f**king dinosaur.”

Cudi added: “Everyone knows I’ve been the best thing about your albums since I met you.”

He concluded: “I’m a pray for you brother,” with a peace sign emoji.

This article originally appeared in The Sun and was reproduced with permission.