Even 40 years in, Saturday Night Live was innovating and shaking things up. The sketch comedy underwent some changes as it celebrated a landmark anniversary, bringing in alum Darrell Hammond as the new announcer following the death of Don Pardo.

“The King of Staten Island,” Pete Davidson, showed off his nearly tattoo-less arms at a pre-Super Bowl party in New Orleans, La., on Feb. 8. The comedian, 31, is in the midst of a tattoo removal journey costing him a whopping $200,000, according to the Daily Mail.

After taking some time out of the spotlight only to return completely transformed and tattoo-free in a Reformation campaign, Pete Davidson is ready to talk about how it felt to be subjected to severe scrutiny as a result of his relationships with incredibly famous women like Ariana Grande and Kim Kardashian,

Pete Davidson may have spent a memorable eight years at Saturday Night Live before departing the show in 2022, but his audition tape is whole other story. The 31-year-old comedian recently watched his audition for the long-running sketch comedy show ahead of its special SNL50: The Anniversary Celebration on Sunday (February 16).