Pete Davidson and Jack Harlow performed together for the second time this weekend during the rapper’s concert in Los Angeles.
The circumstances surrounding their latest collaboration is a world away from the last time they rapped together on Saturday Night Live. When they performed together at 30 Rock, they sang, ‘NFTs’, a comical take on the cryptocurrency craze.
It parodied Eminem’s ‘Without Me’ with Davidson channelling his inner ‘Slim Shady’, and rapping, “What the hell’s an NFT? Apparently cryptocurrency, Everyone’s making so much money, Can you please explain what’s an NFT. It’s like real-life Monopoly, Everyone’s doing it, like Gronkowski, Can you please help me make an NFT?”
Now at Harlow’s sold-out show at The Novo on his Crème de la Crème tour, he told the crowd before ‘SUVs’, “Make some noise for the legend Pete Davidson,” and swapped lines with the Staten Island comic throughout the track.
Davidson is a self-confessed hip-hop nerd who even has Kid Cudi ink on his body, and as fans of SNL will be aware, the stand-up is more than capable on the mic with him cutting a comfortable figure on-stage with Harlow.
Check out fan-filmed footage below.