Kanye West kidnaps and buries a cartoon Pete Davidson in creepy new music video

After weeks of public jibes at Kim Kardashian’s new partner, Kanye West has featured the comedian in his latest video clip.

Kanye West’s disdain for Pete Davidson has been memorialised in his new music video, which features the rapper kidnapping and burying a cartoon version of the Saturday Night Live star.

The “Eazy” video gives life to the Game-featured viral hit that caught mass attention in January due to 44-year-old West rapping about “beating Pete Davidson’s ass.”

Dropping the mostly claymation clip on his Instagram page Wednesday, West is seen rapping while sitting on top of a wooden coffin in the black and white video. Later, a claymation version of the rapper is seen putting a bag over a Davidson-like character’s head and kidnapping him.

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A claymation Pete features in Kanye's new video.

He then ties up Davidson’s character and drives to an abandoned area, burying the comic up to his neck before planting rose seeds around his head.

The flowers eventually bloom, and a still-alive Davidson watches as Ye picks several of the flowers and loads them into a pick-up truck.

The image is appears to be a reference to West gifting estranged wife — and Davidson’s girlfriend — Kim Kardashian a truckload of roses on Valentine’s Day.

Kanye has made his feelings towards Pete widely known – now immortalising them in his new music video.

“EVERYONE LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER, EXCEPT SKETE YOU KNOW WHO. JK, HE’S FINE.” read the final frame, with the word “SKETE” scratched out.

Only time will tell if Davidson truly takes offence to the clip or if he will laugh it off, as he did when he first heard the diss.

“Pete thinks it’s totally hilarious,” an insider told Page Six back in January. “Not just that — he thinks the whole [tabloid drama with him, West and Kardashian] is hilarious. He loves it.”

The video made it debut shortly after a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge officially declared Kardashian to be legally single.

This article originally appeared on the New York Post and is reproduced here with permission