“Kim Kardashian’s Shocking ‘BDE’ Reveal: What It Really Says About Pete Davidson’s Surprising Appeal”

Ever overheard someone talking about “Big D**k Energy” and wondered what on earth they were on about? If you’ve been scratching your head while imagining something, um, radically different than what it really implies, you’re not alone. This phrase—now a staple in pop culture and a curious catchphrase of our time—has reached legendary status, especially when linked to the adventures of none other than Pete Davidson. With a roster of romantic connections that reads like a who’s who of Hollywood’s glitterati, including names like Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian, and Emily Ratajkowski, one can’t help but ask: what’s his secret? Could the answer lie in that ever-elusive energy we’ve come to know as BDE? Join me as we unpack the essence and origins of this fascinating term and its unexpected ties to Davidson’s charm. You’ll be in for a wild ride filled with surprises and perhaps, a chuckle or two! For those eager to dive deeper, don’t forget to LEARN MORE.

Here is the meaning and origin behind the familiar phrase Big D**k Energy — including how it relates to Pete Davidson.

It’s fair to say that Davidson’s skills with the ladies are pretty iconic, the guy has a laundry list of famous ex-girlfriends who all posses the golden trio of being wealthy, beautiful and well-connected.

We’re talking about celebrities such as Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian, Emily Ratajkowski and Bridgerton’s Phoebe Dynevor, who all fall into the category of women who wouldn’t struggle to land a date with anyone of their choosing.

So how the hell does he do it? Well it could be down to something known as Big D**k Energy (BDE).

Contrary to the name, BDE is not about that (Getty Stock Images)

What is Big D**k Energy?

Contrary to the initial mental image which such a phase may conjure, BDE isn’t actually about the size of your meat and two veg.

In fact, you don’t even need to have a schlong to radiate BDE, evidenced by the fact that the internet previously concluded that Rihanna has BDE.

This is because it’s more about who you are as a person instead of what’s going on between your legs.

BDE is a way to describe someone who exudes confidence and charisma without having to try to hard. “It’s a low-key assurance in yourself that no way exudes arrogance nor cockiness,” wrote Grazia, while Vice added: “The d**k itself is completely meaningless to big d**k energy.”

The phrase would later go viral, thanks to Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson (Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images for MTV)

Where did the phrase ‘Big D**k Energy’ come from?

The exact origins of the meme are pretty murky, however, internet historians widely agree that BDE cropped up in online circles around sometime in 2018.

According to The Guardian, the earliest noted use of the phrase was on X by user named Kyrell Grant, who tweeted the following tribute to the late Anthony Bourdain: “We’re talking about how Anthony Bourdain had big d**k energy which is what he would have wanted.”

The phrase would later go viral after being attached to a tweet Ariana Grande made about then-boyfriend Davidson (more on that later). BDE has since been referenced in multiple songs, thereby cementing it into pop culture history for good.

Even Kardashian herself used it when referring to her relationship to the comedian, saying: “I wasn’t even thinking, ‘Oh my God, I’m gonna be in a relationship with him’.

“I was just thinking like, ‘Heard about this BDE, need to get out there’.”

So how does this all link to Pete Davidson?

As we mentioned before, the phrase would swiftly become attached to Davidson and Grande after the singer made a (now deleted) tweet ‘revealing’ the size of the SNL star’s manhood.

“Like 10 inches? …. Oh f**k …. I mean … like a lil over a minute,” she replied to a fan who’d been enquiring about the length of an interlude dedicated to Davidson.

Another user would then weigh in with the following tweet (via The Independent): “Pete Davidson is 6’3 [1.91 m] with dark circles, exudes big d**k energy, looks evil but apparently is an angel, and loves his girl publicly.”

The phrase was promptly picked up by others and the rest, as they say, is history.