The comedian sparked a debate after going after influencer culture, questioning what exactly women are doing when they film themselves getting ready, dancing on TikTok – and making "$40 million a year" in the process. 

And, well, we think he might have answered his own question there.

During a sit-down with Variety, the former SNL star opened up about what he described as the "crazy s**t" people do online: "It's bad, and it makes me sad, you know, and girls are just talking to themselves on there, and they're like, 'Okay, come get ready with me,' and I'm like, 'Who the f**k are you? What do you do?' Nothing. What the f**k is this?"

#PeteDavidson mocks social media influencers who “do nothing” and make “$40 million a year”: “Does no one else see how f*cking insane and lame this is?” Watch the full video on Variety's YouTube channel.

Hayley Kalil (@haleyybaylee) penned: "Mind you, he does the same thing, just for a TV camera instead of a phone camera."

Max Balegade (@max_balegde) also weighed in, writing: "Mind you, this man fumbled Ariana Grande AND Kim Kardashian, so I won't be listening to him."

the funniest part of pete davidson complaining about social media making people famous for “doing nothing” is… what exactly does he think celebrity is 😭people are tired of being told who is interesting by hollywood. we follow normal people because we actually want their…

Hate Pete Davidson all you want, dude was right. Influencer culture is disgusting.

"She’s a really strong person – I’ve witnessed it – and I don’t understand it," he shared. "She knows how to handle this stuff though. She’s been around. So she’ll be OK, but I think it’s f***** up."

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