Pete Davidson of SNL claims Chevy Chase as "a really bad and racist person"

Pete Davidson criticized Chevy's pursuit Monday as "f -… douchebag" and "a really bad and racist person".

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Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson on Monday criticized Chevy Chase, the former cast member and defending her boss, Lorne Michaels.

Davidson, during an appearance in "The Howard Stern Show," fought back to Chase, who said last week that the famous NBC show had the "worst humor in the world."

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"He's a jerk," said Davidson, 24. "F — Chevy Chase He's just a really bad and racist person and I do not like him He's a putz."

Chase, 74, was one of the first members of the SNL cast. He told the Washington Post that he was surprised that the creator of the show, Michaels, "is so low".

"I just could not believe it," Chase said. "It means that a whole generation of sisters are making fun of the worst humor in the world.

Davidson, who became one of the youngest members of the series at the age of 20, asked who Chase would make such "disrespectful" comments.

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"What has he done since?" 83, nothing, "Davidson said. "He had a great career and he stopped because everyone realized he was a jerkoff and he should know more than anyone else."

He continued, "He's disrespectful to Lorne too, a guy who gave you a career, no matter how big you are, you can not forget what that guy did for you."

However, Taran Killam, another former SNL cast member who was expelled from the series in 2016, said Chase was allowed to have his own opinion on the series of skits.

"I think that for the comedy to remain important and relevant, it must evolve and evolve over time, so I certainly understand that the comedy he has watched since his departure does not please him. has not been as good since the first two seasons or the first season he was there, because I own this set of DVDs, "said Killam." It's at best uneven. "

Chase, who made an appearance at SNL's special 40th Anniversary in 2015, has won three Emmy Awards for his work on the series. He played in the show during his first season and a half.