In a recent appearance on The Breakfast Club, Pete Davidson opened up about all those BDE memes, and apparently, he didn’t like them one bit.

The memes, which originated when Davidson and Ariana Grande were dating, made him seem cool to the Average Joe who thought, “If this guy can date a pop star, why can’t I?” But Davidson said he was “embarrassed” by the BDE discourse, which detracted from “people talking about any of the work I was doing.” He told The Breakfast Club it hurt his feelings and made him feel like a “f**k stick.”

Charlemagne Tha God still wasn’t buying it, though. “What’s there to be embarrassed about — that you’ve got a 10-inch p***s and hot chicks want to f**k you?” he asked as a follow-up.

Again, Davidson didn’t see it that way. He felt that he had been turned into a punchline — and punching bag. That he wasn’t being celebrated for his craft or work and that as someone who “wasn’t Glen Powell hot,” people were shocked that some “addict” like him was able to date women the public saw as “out of his league.”

My thoughts and prayers, bro. 

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Pete Davidson says he was embarrassed and hurt by the constant conversation surrounding his manhood ... admitting all the hype made him feel like a sexual object. Full story at the in bio! :The Breakfast Club

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