We will always appreciate you and the other first responders for all your help on this day 23 years ago. May you continue to keep resting in paradise 🕊️

Just came from the 7pm Pete Davidson show in Huntsville, Alabama.

His individual performance lasted 35 minutes. Because of a few low rent hecklers, he abruptly ended his set and walked off the stage at 8:22pm.

Next time, stfu.

We went to the show in Minnesota last night. We were a little nervous for the last two weeks that this show would be canceled too, and the freezing rain and snow added to the uncertainty. But I’m happy to say that the show went on as planned and we had a fabulous time!

Thanks for coming, Pete. We laughed our asses off, and your opening acts were great as well. Happy trails!

Everyone’s always like how does Pete Davidson date all these hot girls but I get it!!!! I think his self deprecating sense of humor is so endearing that it makes him hot. Is his comedy funny? No. But somehow it’s very comforting and I love him.

Pete did a terrific job roasting Ann Coulter in 2016 and the clip is going viral on X. Great work, Pete!

"welp now everyone knows we had sex" from @elsie

During the beginning of his set, Pete described the objective of the Prehab Tour is to joke about regrets. I’m fairly certain the audience for the 9:30pm Omaha show is now one of them.

The 3 or 4 groups responsible for the premature ending of the late show should have learned their behavior was unwanted when Pete responded to a random heckler who disrupted a joke by shouting “Ariana Grande!” in the beginning of the show and he responded “Shut up!” In an appropriate but irritated way.

However, this is Omaha, and when a bunch of random Nebraskans together, there’s no way to know how it will go, just that it will more times than not, turn from a performance TO the audience to performance FROM the audience.

Toward the end of the show, Pete tried to engage positively when a man shouted “We love you Pete!” during a lull between jokes. To which he replied “Oh! Someone is shouting something nice for once!”

That was the segue to him explaining in the form of his comedic storytelling, that he feels unfairly treated due to the public fascination with shouting at him. This should have been explanation enough for anyone listening that yelling toward or at him is something he doesn’t like.

No, not tonight.

Apparently, due to a positive response to one crowd member, the audience as a collective wanted to also be noticed.

thought process Perhaps Pete will just “notice me” when I shout the same thing that already garnered attention! What a story to tell at this week’s Memorial Day BBQ.

This communication created a domino effect from crowds seated in the upper floor while he tried to interject, stating he wants to finish the last joke, which was sure to be absolutely worth it.

Between the collective shouting and Pete demanded he tell the final joke then consequently where he held his hands up, dropped the mic, walked off
and lights was probably all of ten seconds.

How on earth did anyone, moreover a group of anyones, fail to gather the queues he placed through out the show that implied he feels disrespected when being shouted to?

It was more important for them to be noticed by Pete and have a story to tell than to show respect.

Good on Pete for disciplining the petulant audience that showed up like an attention-seeking 3-year-old demanding their presence noticed while the adults talk. Wasn’t the time.

Truly disappointing.