Pete Davidson launched “The Pete Davidson Show” on Netflix on January 30, offering a blend of lighthearted humor and candid conversation, starting off with a discussion about toilets with his close friend, Machine Gun Kelly (MGK). Davidson humorously shared his reluctance to use the bidet in his Japanese toilet out of fear that he might become too accustomed to it.
As the episode progressed, the tone shifted to more serious matters as both stars opened up about their sobriety journeys. Davidson reflected on their past, saying, “I think we both thought we were going to die pretty young,” highlighting the mental and emotional growth they have achieved. MGK affirmed their connection, noting that their mental health struggles seem to sync up since they both became sober.
The episode was sprinkled with anecdotes from their earlier days filled with drug use and reckless behavior. Davidson recalled humorous incidents from their past, such as pretending to work as a bartender at MGK’s birthday party after consuming too many substances. MGK also reminisced about a wild moment when they both indulged in mushrooms and MGK ended up in a koi pond at their hotel.
The two friends also shared amusing anecdotes from public events, such as MGK’s experience at the premiere of “Big Time Adolescence,” where he was too high to remember basic etiquette. They both laughed about their attendance at the Golden Globes in 2019, recalling how they were unprepared for the event, even smoking a joint in the elevator.
Reflecting on their friendship, both Davidson and MGK emphasized their mutual support, especially during challenging times. The episode encapsulated their bond, showcasing how far they have come and how their shared experiences have helped them navigate life more healthily. With Davidson’s comedic flair and MGK’s relatable storytelling, “The Pete Davidson Show” promises a blend of laughter and heartfelt moments, offering viewers a unique glimpse into the lives of these two stars and their friendship.