Pete Davidson calls this “humiliating” tattoo, which he completely regretted

Pete Davidson became open about the story behind a “humiliating” tattoo with the inscription “Jokes and go, but Swag is forever”.

Host Sean Evans told the Alaun “Saturday Night Live” in an appearance in “Hot One” that the ink was inspired by a conversation with Dave Chappelle after the comedian Davidson appeared in the knitting factory in Brooklyn since then.

“To see him was like crazy, how” what the devil, “said Davidson von Chappelle, who still had a break at the time because he was performing himself.

“I came off the stage and he said: 'I saw your whole set. It was really good.'”

Davidson thanked Chappelle before asked him how he “opened new things” as a comedian and then described himself as a “difficult” task.

“And he goes:” Jokes come and go, but Swag is forever. “And guess who tattooed that on his chest?” Said Davidson.

Davidson noticed that Chappelle, while he was his idol and is still, later covered the shark of “Jaws” because he “needed something huge to get it too black”.

“I could only have told people that he told me that,” said Davidson about the fact that Chappelle was not attributed.

“If you see that, you think I thought about it. I didn't put” Dash Chappelle “… terrible. “

The former SNL actor “Snl” Told Variety Already in April he started the process – which has been completed at least 30% and cost it 200,000 US dollars – and it takes another 10 years to remove the rest.

“I used to be drug -dependent and was a sad person and I felt ugly and I had to be covered up,” he told Variety.

“So I just remove them and start fresh, because that's what I think it works best for me and my brain.”