Pete Davidson says Chevy Chase is "really mean" and "racist"

Not all Saturday Night Live members – past or present – apparently hear. Comedian Pete Davidson seems to have a problem with former teammate Chevy Chase, who called him on Monday to be racist.

Chase appeared on Saturday Night Live at the first appearance of the series in 1975. During his long series of sketches, he contributed to the creation of the segment "Weekend Update", which is now co-hosted by Michael Che and Colin Jost.

Chase suggested via Washington Post September 19th How Saturday Night Live "after the first two years, he came down", and the Implement the actor was not amused by his remarks. Davidson, in turn, slammed Chase during an appearance on Howard Stern's show.

"It's a backpack," Davidson, 24, told Howard Stern. "F *** Chevy Chase He's just a really bad person, racist and I do not like him, it's a putz."

Pete Davidson called Chevy Chase "racist" and "bad person". Here, Davidson is visiting The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon at Rockefeller Center on June 20, 2018, in New York City. Theo Wargo / Getty Images for NBC

"It's disrespectful to Lorne, too, a guy who made you a career," Davidson added, "No matter how big you are, you can not forget what this guy has done for you."

Davidson is not the first person to address the apparent racism of Chase. In March, multihyphenate Donald Glover recalled the National Lampoon & # 39; s Vacation the racism of the star on the set of their former NBC-turn-Yahoo! Series of screen, Community.

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the Atlanta The star said that Chase had made racist jokes on the set, including: "People think you're funnier because you're black."

"I just saw Chevy as a fighting time – a real artist must agree with the end of his reign," said Glover, 35. New Yorker. "I can not help him if he's struggling in the water, but I know there's a human somewhere – he's almost too human."

Dan Harmon, creator and writer of the series, claimed he had to apologize to Glover on behalf of Chase New Yorker"Chevy was the first to realize how good Donald was, and his way of expressing his jealousy was to try to dissuade Donald.I remember having apologized to Donald after a night out of." I do not even worry about that. "

Chase simply responded to the accusations by telling New Yorker"I am saddened to learn that Donald has seen me from this angle."

Chase, in 2012, was also charged with using the word N on the board, deadline for the first time. Production was interrupted by this explosion, but not stopped. His comment would not target his fellow black Glover and Yvette Nicole Brown.