Pete Davidson’s “Kim” Branding
Davidson got Kardashian’s first name, “Kim,” branded on the top right side of his chest, which was later confirmed by the SKIMS founder during her April 2022 appearance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.” It’s unclear whether Davidson has removed this tattoo following their split.
Pete Davidson’s Piggy Smallz Tattoo
During their relationship, Davidson and Grande adopted a pig named Piggy Smallz. Soon after, the comedian got an adorable drawing of their pet on the left side of his waist along with its name, “Piggy Smallz,” in small font.
Pete Davidson’s Shark Cover-Up Tattoo
On the left side of his chest, Davidson had the phrase, “Jokes come and go, but swag is forever,” which he later amended into a shark tattoo. Though the actor hasn’t shared the meaning behind the cover-up, a shark tattoo generally symbolizes fearlessness and determination.
Pete Davidson’s “Wobbly” Heart Tattoo
Davidson has a smiling heart ink on the left side of his chest, which he later modified by adding the word “Wobbly” inside the heart outline.
Pete Davidson’s “Thank Goodness” Tattoo
The phrase “Thank Goodness” is placed on the right side of his chest. The ink, written in small letters, rises in an upward direction and stops beneath his collarbone.
Pete Davidson’s “Soulmates” Tattoo
Placed right above the “Wobbly” heart ink, Davidson got the word “Soulmates” tattooed in cursive handwriting. It is unclear who this ink is in reference to.
Pete Davidson’s Verrazzano Bridge Tattoo
Near his left shoulder, Davidson has the design of the Verrazzano Bridge, likely a tribute to his hometown, Staten Island, which connects to the NYC boroughs through this bridge.
Pete Davidson’s Wu-Tang Tattoo
At the top of his left shoulder, Davidson has the logo of Wu-Tang Clan, a hip-hop group that also hails from Staten Island.
Pete Davidson’s “Goon” Tattoo
Davidson got the word “Goon” drawn in red ink on the top right side of his chest. He hasn’t shared the significance of the ink.
Pete Davidson’s Ruth Bader Ginsburg Tattoo
In 2018, Davidson got a portrait of the former Supreme Court Justice of the US on his top right shoulder, near his collarbone. The iconic tattoo shows Ginsburg wearing a crown and her signature “dissent collar.”
Pete Davidson’s “Grande” Cover-Up Tattoo
During their brief relationship, Davidson made sure to express his feelings for the “Positions” singer through his love language, i.e., body art. He got the star’s last name, “Grande,” permanently placed on his right ribcage in a vertically downward style. Since their split, he got this cover-up with a black-inked keyhole concealing the previous ink entirely.
Pete Davidson’s Pac-Man Tattoo
Davidson took his game love to the next level when he got the Pac-Man figures tattooed in the middle of his chest.
Pete Davidson’s Ghost Emoji Tattoo
Situated right above the Pac-Man ink is the popular ghost emoji. He has not shared its significance.
Pete Davidson’s Broken Heart Tattoo
He got a broken-heart symbol in bright red ink in the middle of his sternum and directly above the Pac-Man and the ghost inks. It appears to be inspired by a heartache experienced by Davidson.
Pete Davidson’s Skiing Mask Tattoo
He got a skiing mask tattooed layered over a set of tattoos (ghost emoji, broken heart, and Pac-Man) in the middle of his chest.
Pete Davidson’s “Mars Attacks!” Alien Tattoo
On the right side of his chest, Davidson has an alien inspired by the 1996 sci-fi movie “Mars Attacks!”
Pete Davidson’s “93” Tattoo
“93” is placed in the center of his chest, which is a nod to Davidson’s birth year. (He was born on Nov 6, 1993.)
Pete Davidson’s Winnie the Pooh Tattoo
The famous cartoon character, Winnie-the-Pooh, has also found a home in Davidson’s massive ink collection. The ink is located on the left side of his stomach and shows the Pooh sitting with a red-colored balloon in his hand.
Pete Davidson’s ECG Tattoo
He got the Electrocardiogram heart lines inked in the middle of his chest, near the collarbones. The tattoo likely serves as a reminder for the comedian to live and enjoy life to the fullest.
Pete Davidson’s “Davidson” Tattoo
His last name, “DAVIDSON,” is inked vertically on his left ribcage in capital letters.
Pete Davidson’s Dog Tattoo
Inspired by the 2003 animated movie “The Triplets of Belleville,” he got a tattoo of Bruno, a plump hound featured in the film, on the top right side of his chest.
Pete Davidson’s “Goodfellas” Painting Tattoo
Located between the skiing mask and Pooh ink, there is a detailed tattoo of the oil painting of a man and his dogs on the right side of his stomach. Popularized by the 1990 movie “Goodfellas,” the artwork, in turn, draws inspiration from a picture in a 1978 issue of National Geographic, which was painted by the mother of Nicholas Pileggi, who wrote the original book the movie was based on.
Pete Davidson’s “Mom Tattoo” Tattoo
The words “Mom Tattoo” sit on the right side of Davidson’s chest in red ink. As the text suggests, the design is likely the comedian’s way of dedicating the ink to his mother.
Pete Davidson’s “Bada Bing!” Tattoo
Davidson got the icon of the fictional strip club “Bada Bing!” tattooed on his right ribcage. Featured in the hit HBO drama “The Sopranos,” “Bada Bing!” was highly popularized due to its frequent mention on the show.
Pete Davidson’s Scribble Tattoo
Right below the “Bada Bing!” ink, Davidson has a black ink scribbling. He hasn’t shared the meaning behind the design.
Pete Davidson’s “Shaolin” Tattoo
The word “Shaolin” is tattooed on his waistline in a slightly arched manner. The term refers to an ancient branch of Kung-Fu martial arts.
Pete Davidson’s “Christmas Boy” Tattoo
He has the words “Christmas Boy” appear on the right side of his stomach alongside mistletoe.
Pete Davidson’s “You Know Bupkis” Tattoo
The phrase “You Know Bupkis” is tattooed on the right side of his chest. The Yiddish term “Bupkis” refers to “nothing.”
Pete Davidson’s “Katie Must Learn to Share Her Friends” Tattoo
The quote “Katie Must Learn to Share Her Friends. . .” are inked on his right ribcage. Davidson has yet to share the meaning behind the tattoo.
Pete Davidson’s “Don’t Let the Bastards Get You Down” Tattoo
The phrase “Don’t Let the Bastards Get You Down” is inked on the left side of his chest. The quote appears to serve as words of encouragement to pump one up.