"Pete Davidson Admits to Being High on Ketamine at Aretha Franklin's Funeral"
The debate over whether Pete Davidson's stand-up comedy should be taken as confession or fiction raises questions about the nature of truth in comedy. While some of his material reflects well-documented struggles with drugs and alcohol, other potentially shocking revelations, such as jokes about sexual abuse, prompt scrutiny over the line between truth and humor in comedy. The issue of fact-checking and determining the veracity of a comedian's stories is brought into focus, highlighting the complexities of mining personal experiences for comedic material.
