Machine Gun Kelly

Machine Gun Kelly's Mainstream Sellout tour played a packed concert in Camden Sunday night.

“You guys are responsible for so much of my happiness,” Kelly told the crowd. Travis Scott had a flying eagle, Justin Bieber had an inflatable military plane, MGK has this contraption, which later “killed” the internet with some firework blasts from its gun turrets. Yet even while Kelly, 32, has led a resurgence in the popularity of pop-punk over the last few years, his contributions in regard to elevating or innovating within the genre are minimal. I thought you were supposed to be a rapper.” Kelly responded with his new tune “Paper Cuts,” a throtting song that employs both his affection for early ‘00s pop-punk and steel-tongued hip-hop to prove he can, in fact, float between genres. “I am The Internet. I thought I put you in a box?” the monster bellowed Sunday night, rising from behind the stage. MGK’s utilization of Blink-182-inspired melodies — heavily influenced by his collaborator and Blink drummer Travis Barker (not in attendance) — has launched the fringe star to center-lane headliner status.

Machine Gun Kelly, real name Colson Baker, opened up about his mental health in his new Hulu documentary, 'Life in Pink.' In the film, he recounts ...

I’m taking steps,” he said, adding that he was also going to therapy. “And I was like, ‘I need to kick the drugs. I don’t want to be talking to you through a veil anymore,’” he said. “I wouldn’t leave my room and I started getting really, really, really dark,” he said. “I’m basically trying to live without dying quickly every day,” he said. “That was kind of where I started realizing, like, something’s not right,” he said.

MGK, born Colson Baker, found himself on his own and plagued by paranoia as Fox was filming a movie in Bulgaria. “I wouldn't leave my room. I started getting ...

And I’m yelling on the phone and like the barrel’s in my mouth. “The problem is, I’m addicted to a new drug and that’s work,” MGK says. I started getting really, really, really dark,” he explains in the film.

Trigger Warning: This story features details about attempted suicide. Machine Gun Kelly once put a loaded shotgun in his mouth while on the phone with his ...

“Dude, I put the shotgun in my mouth. “‘Cause it’s just like every fairy tale that they never told you in school…the passion between us is just otherworldly.” And I’m yelling on the phone and like the barrel’s in my mouth. And I go to cock the shotgun and the bullet, as it comes back up, the shell just gets jammed. “I called Megan. I was like, ‘You aren’t here for me.’ I’m in my room and I’m, like, freaking out on her,” he says. Megan went to Bulgaria to shoot a movie and I started getting this really wild paranoia.

Machine Gun Kelly detailed a previous suicide attempt in his new Hulu documentary, 'Life in Pink' — read more.

“How generous and how thoughtful you are. Two months later, the “Maybe” artist told fans that he’d been taking a break from social media while he worked on himself. I had my first therapy session last Thursday. That’s the first time I ever went, ‘Hey, I need to separate these two people,’ which is Machine Gun Kelly and Colson Baker. The dichotomy is too intense for me.” “Currently, my drug of choice is happiness and commitment to the art, rather than commitment to a vice that I believed made the art,” he explained in November 2020. “Dude, I put the shotgun in my mouth. “Megan went to Bulgaria to shoot a movie and I started getting this really wild paranoia.

Machine Gun Kelly once "snapped" and put a loaded gun in his mouth while on the phone with fiancée Megan Fox, he revealed in Hulu's "Life in Pink."

The “Emo Girl” singer proposed to the “Transformers” actress in January 2022. And I’m yelling on the phone and like the barrel’s in my mouth. “I wouldn’t leave my room and I started getting really, really, really dark.

Musician Machine Gun Kelly is giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at his career and rise to fame in new film "Life in Pink."

I started getting really, really, really dark," Machine Gun Kelly said. How To Watch 'Machine Gun Kelly's Life in Pink' Online How To Watch 'Machine Gun Kelly's Life in Pink' Online

Machine Gun Kelly has opened up about his mental health, revealing that he once attempted to take his own life whilst on the phone to Megan Fox.

"I was like, 'I need to kick the drugs, for real this time.'" I would always sleep with a shotgun next to my bed, and like, one of the days, I just f**king snapped." I go to cock the shotgun and the bullet as it comes back up, the shell just gets jammed. I had this really weird interaction with this neighbour who told me all these things I didn't want to hear," MGK recalled. "I flew to my dad's apartment to clear all this stuff out. "That f**ked me up even more because I couldn't get closure on it.

Machine Gun Kelly recently released his deeply personal documentary on Hulu called Life in Pink. In the feature, the musician is pulling back the curtain on ...

I called Megan, I was like, ‘You aren't here for me.' I'm in my room and I'm, like, freaking out on her. I started getting really, really, really dark," he said. "I started getting this really wild paranoia.

A peeved-off TikTok user headed to the platform after believing a North Carolina waterpark shut down to give private access to musician Machine Gun Kelly.

We were told by 2 different staff members that they shut it down for him." He showed a shot of the empty wave pool while claiming: "One entitled little p***k makes everything shut down. And there he is over there."

In the film, Kelly recounts the moment by describing it as a paranoia-induced suicide attempt, an experience that he says eventually led to his sobriety from ...

“The problem is, I’m addicted to a new drug and that’s work,” MGK went on. He continued: “I called Megan, I was like, ‘You aren’t here for me’. I’m in my room and I’m, like, freaking out on her… I started getting really, really, really dark,” MGK explains of his paranoia in the film.

Pink is the color of the season, according to Machine Gun Kelly and girlfriend Megan Fox as they rocked the color at the premiere of Kelly's new doc.

Megan Fox joined Machine Gun Kelly at the premiere of his new Hulu documentary, "Life in Pink" — and both stars rocked matching pink hair.

“Megan became like the sun to me — like the one that I revolve around and gives me life and like helps me grow,” the rocker said of his lady love, to whom he proposed with a highly symbolic two-stone engagement ring in January. And per usual, the pair opted for matching manicures — in pink, of course. The titular hue also factored heavily in both stars’ outfits, with MGK, 32, wearing a spiky pink-and-blue Chet Lo crop top with white belted trousers and pearls.

Actor and musician Machine Gun Kelly has revealed in his new Hulu documentary that he came close to suicide while on the phone with fiancée Megan Fox.

"The problem is, I'm addicted to a new drug and that's work," he said. And I'm yelling on the phone and like the barrel's in my mouth. "I wouldn't leave my room and I started getting really, really, really dark," he said.

Megan Fox rocked pink hair on the red carpet at the premiere of Hulu's "Machine Gun Kelly's Life In Pink" to match fiancé MGK's look.

Back in May, the rapper surveyed his Twitter fans about whether he should have pink or blond hair for the tour, and pink narrowly won the vote. It’s unclear whether Fox’s new pink strands are here to stay, or whether this was a temporary switch for the “Life in Pink” premiere. The “Emo Girl” singer and Fox, who revealed their engagement in January, have a history of coordinating their looks.

He furthered fueled the marriage rumors when he once again gave Fox that title in his new Hulu documentary, Machine Gun Kelly's Life In Pink, and now the couple ...

Their relationship is very intense, dark, romantic and sexy and that's how they want their wedding celebration to be." "They want a dark, sexy, very punk rock and glam celebration," the source said. "Unaware of the work and sacrifices the relationship would require from us but intoxicated off of the love. "Somehow a year and a half later, having walked through hell together, and having laughed more than I ever imagined possible, he asked me to marry him," she continued. She hasn’t seen it yet," he said of the documentary, which Casie has a large part in. "It feels too adolescent for the depth of our relationship."

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are proving how much they love each other with matching hair colors at the premiere of the singer's upcoming documentary.

Her lightly wavy hair has dark brown roots that transition into a light pink hue with the very tips of the waves touching her waistline. Though we're sure Kelly will be keeping the bright hair color for a while, we have a good feeling that Fox's lighter pink hue is short-lived and the work of a perfectly dyed wig — but only time will tell. A few months later in May, they revealed matching voodoo doll finger tattoos on each of their ring fingers.

Megan Fox rocked pink hair to match fiancé Machine Gun Kelly while attending the premiere of MGK's new Hulu documentary Life in Pink.

And another Fox-Kelly pink style moment for the records? The "Emo Girl" singer, 32, donned a cotton candy swirl cropped top that revealed his tattoos, white jeans and off-white shoes. She also debuted her new platinum rose hair, which matched with her fiancé's hue (and is likely a wig).

Actor and musician Machine Gun Kelly shares his struggles with mental health in the documentary “Machine Gun Kelly's Life in Pink,” available now on H.

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly love matching. Adding to a history of coordinating 'fits, matching tattoos, and joint manicures, they now have matching ...

The color was somewhat reminiscent of a previous pink sported by the star for her starring role in MGK's comedy Good Mourning. Megan's long hair was parted down the middle, her super straight strands now a shade of light pink. Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly really love matching.

Lil Wayne smoked 15 blunts in the studio before recording his verse on Machine Gun Kelly's 'Drug Dealer,' which appeared on his 'Mainstream Sellout' album.

He added, “He comes back in at 5:30 in the morning. “‘Yeah.’ He’s like, ‘Alright. You guys got time?’ ‘Yeah, for sure.’ He goes in the courtyard, smokes fifteen blunts. During one part of the documentary, MGK recalls Lil Wayne smoking 15 blunts in the studio before recording his verse on their “Drug Dealer” collaboration.

While speaking with Billboard, the artist born Colson Baker, now 32, said he's kept the cameras rolling on his life since he was around 11 years old, “back when ...

Getting rid of the noise and showing them me as a person I feel like is the key in a fan base knowing, ‘The human I related so much to is still that human I find myself relating to so much still.’” There was a lot of stuff that we cut out but the stuff that we put in I felt like the world needed to hear. And as most know, so is Fox. There’s one clip in particular that drew the most headlines on release day — MGK admittedly hadn’t seen any news posts of the film’s release – and it’s a clip he didn’t even want to be included.

Landon Barker hit the stage with Machine Gun Kelly in New York City Tuesday night, hours after his father, Travis Barker, was rushed to the hospital.

Prior to his medical emergency, Travis tweeted, “God save me.” While it’s a reference to his 2022 song with Machine Gun Kelly (also off of “Mainstream Sellout”), many fans commented on the tweet’s eerie timing. Travis and Kardashian, 43, first arrived at West Hills Hospital and Medical Center on Tuesday morning for an undisclosed health issue the Box Car Racer founder was experiencing, according to TMZ, who was first to report the news. Landon Barker hit the stage with Machine Gun Kelly at Madison Square Garden in New York City Tuesday night, just hours after his father, Travis Barker, was rushed to the hospital by ambulance in Los Angeles.

In the film, Kelly recounts the moment by describing it as a paranoia-induced suicide attempt, an experience that he says eventually led to his sobriety from ...

“The problem is, I’m addicted to a new drug and that’s work,” MGK went on. He continued: “I called Megan, I was like, ‘You aren’t here for me’. I’m in my room and I’m, like, freaking out on her… I started getting really, really, really dark,” MGK explains of his paranoia in the film.

That buzz only grew louder when fans noticed the singer again called Megan his "wife" in his new Hulu doc, "Machine Gun Kelly's Life In Pink." MGK, whose real ...

Her lawyer added that if Bam "can make a firm commitment to seeing his new program through this time, he stands an excellent chance of reuniting with his wife, Nikki and their son Phoenix," and said Nikki "will do whatever it takes to continue to encourage her husband and bolster his spirits to get him to the finish line." After admitting it "was always a battle" with Erika — and noting this was the first time she's been totally honest about the "disagreement"-laden experience — Dakota concluded she remains "proud" of the movies. There was a lot of meanness out there … And then I remember coming back to L.A. and – it was a rough time. From Dakota's standpoint, "there were parts of the books that just wouldn't work in a movie, like the inner monologue, which was at times incredibly cheesy" and "wouldn't work to say out loud." That said, there was apparently tension on the set — just not with Jamie. "I signed up to do a very different version of the film we ended up making," she said of the first movie in the series. Her lawyer added that if Bam "can make a firm commitment to seeing his new program through this time, he stands an excellent chance of reuniting with his wife, Nikki and their son Phoenix," and said Nikki "will do whatever it takes to continue to encourage her husband and bolster his spirits to get him to the finish line." After admitting it "was always a battle" with Erika — and noting this was the first time she's been totally honest about the "disagreement"-laden experience — Dakota concluded she remains "proud" of the movies. Onstage at the Billboard Music Awards last month, Machine Gun Kelly called fiance Megan Fox his "wife" and dedicated part of the song "Twin Flame" to the couple's "unborn child," sparking a wave of marriage and pregnancy rumors about the couple. There was a lot of meanness out there … And then I remember coming back to L.A. and – it was a rough time. From Dakota's standpoint, "there were parts of the books that just wouldn't work in a movie, like the inner monologue, which was at times incredibly cheesy" and "wouldn't work to say out loud." That said, there was apparently tension on the set — just not with Jamie. "I signed up to do a very different version of the film we ended up making," she said of the first movie in the series. Onstage at the Billboard Music Awards last month, Machine Gun Kelly called fiance Megan Fox his "wife" and dedicated part of the song "Twin Flame" to the couple's "unborn child," sparking a wave of marriage and pregnancy rumors about the couple.

Travis Barker's son appeared onstage with Machine Gun Kelly at his sold-out Madison Square Garden concert Tuesday night hours after his dad was reportedly ...

Barker, 46, married Kardashian last month in a lavish wedding in Italy with family and friends. The Blink-182 drummer shares Landon and Alabama with ex-wife Shanna Moakler, 47. Another audience member wrote "oh my god @landonasherbarker" along with a sad face and crying face emoji on their video.