Pete Davidson – I’m Not a Tiger Anymore

Pete Davidson has become a major force in fashion, and his latest campaign for H&M proves it. The comedian stars in an ad for their menswear line that features his trademark humor.

Comedy star Davidson is also known for his affinity for fashion. On SNL, he often donned slogan caps and oversized T-shirts.

He’s quickly become an international style icon. The 28-year-old actor is the new face of H&M’s men’s collection, featuring vibrant clothing.

The actor featured in a video for the company in which he mistakenly believes his friend is complimenting him on a shirt. He exclaims, “Cool shirt! That’s beautiful!” to which the voice of a bird replies with, “Thank you man.”

He even wears a hat to complete his ensemble. Shot in New York City, this video captures all of his unique style elements.

H&M’s men’s line is perfect for Davidson, as he exudes classic style while still injecting some playful humor. His appearance in the campaign will be visible across all stores of the retailer.

His tee shirt is a nod to his recent breakup with Kim Kardashian, featuring the phrase “I’m not a tiger anymore” written on the back. However, it remains unclear if he’s trying to signify that he is now single or just showing respect for his former flame.

As a Scorpio, he has an acute understanding of transformation. Part of that comes from his painful loss of his father, which formed much of his work.

He uses the lessons he’s learned from that loss as a platform for advocating for mental health awareness. He often works alongside his mother and sister, both of whom have also battled their own demons.

He is an open and honest individual when it comes to his personal life. He enjoys tattoos, which he describes as “not only a way for me to get rid of pain but also conceal my scars.”

In an interview with Vogue magazine in October 2017, he disclosed that he had “been in therapy for some time” and was dealing with a lot. Yet he also described himself as a “very funny guy” who has grown through overcoming his difficulties.

He has discovered a passion for creativity and craftsmanship, which he enjoys exploring through designing and crafting his own clothes as well as supporting local designers.

He has long been a champion of women-run artisan businesses in Afghanistan, which he believes have strengthened his connection to the country.

He’s known for wearing a variety of vintage items, such as an embroidered blazer from Le Grand Strip in New York City that he paired with denim jeans and a striped sweater.