Nearly five years into his six-figure tattoo removal journey, the "SNL" alum revealed the backstory behind one of his least favorite tattoos.

Pete Davidson got candid about the story behind a “humiliating” tattoo that read, “Jokes come and go, but swag is forever.” The “Saturday Night Live” alum, in an appearance on “Hot Ones,” told host Sean Evans that the ink was inspired by a conversation with Dave Chappelle after the comedian watched Davidson perform stand-up at the since-closed Knitting Factory in Brooklyn.

Chappelle was in the corner.” After his performance, Davidson spoke with Chappelle, whom he described as his comedy "idol." “I got off stage and (Chappelle) was like, ‘I watched your whole set. It was really good.