This week, Kanye West released the music video for “Eazy,” a standalone single featuring The Game. The claymation-style video sees a dead ringer for Pete Davidson being kidnapped and buried alive, spurned by the lyric “God saved me from the crash / just so I can beat Pete Davidson’s ass.”
This disturbing revenge fantasy is just the latest in a months-long campaign of harassment against estranged wife Kim Kardashian Davidson, her new romantic link. Were it not for all of Kanye’s other outbursts, his latest antics could easily be seen as an act of crossing the line. And yet, his business partners — from Adidas to Gap — are pretending like none of his abusive behavior is happening, even as it unfolds in front of the whole world.
