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‘Never Stand Between A Man And His Kids’ – Kanye West Disses Pete Davidson On New Song At Donda 2 Event
Kanye West appears to have taken aim at his love rival Pete Davidson once again on a song that features on his new album Donda 2. The Gold Digger rapper finally gave fans a first-listen of his highly-anticipated 11th album Donda 2, which is being released on his very own Stem Player for $217 (£200). […]
Kanye West appears to have taken aim at his love rival Pete Davidson once again on a song that features on his new album Donda 2.

The Gold Digger rapper finally gave fans a first-listen of his highly-anticipated 11th album Donda 2, which is being released on his very own Stem Player for $217 (£200).
There’s no love lost between the Gold Digger rapper and Saturday Night Live comedian, who is currently dating Kanye’s estranged wife Kim Kardashian.
Days after delivering an onslaught of disses at Pete via Instagram, Kanye, 44, aired his grievances on-stage at his concert on Tuesday evening.
Performing at the LoanDepot Park stadium in Miami, Florida, the rapper performed new song Security and it seemed to be aimed at Pete.
Lyrics include: ‘Pop some, I ain’t getting frisked. I put your security at risk/ Pop some I ain’t getting frisked. I put your security at risk.
‘Ok we gon’ make this an event? y’all gone need security for this/ Security gon’ need security for this/ Never take the family picture off the fridge/ Never stand between a man and his kids/ Y’all ain’t got enough security for this.
‘I put your security at risk. I make your security all quit, like ‘we ain’t gettin paid enough for this.’ 
It’s possible Kanye was referring to his recent text message exchange with Kim, who begged him to stop putting Pete’s security at risk but continually targeting her new boyfriend on social media.
During the concert, the rapper also performed the song Eazy which leaked in January and also appeared to take aim at Pete.
Elsewhere, Kanye momentarily lost his cool when his microphone stopped working, prompting him to throw it on-stage.
He was controversially joined on-stage by Marilyn Manson, who has faced sexual assault allegations in recent months, for a performance of their song Jail from his last album Donda, but it wasn’t without a hitch.
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