Here is a new track from Machine Gun Kelly titled Peso featuring an interesting combo of Pusha T and Meek Mill. This one will land on MGK’s upcoming mixtape Black Flag, which has been pushed back to an unknown release date.
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Machine Gun Kelly releases a new track and visual titled Skate Cans, starring professional skateboarder Ryan Sheckler. Directed by Spordy19XX. This will appear on MGK’s upcoming mixtape Black Flag.
Bad Boy’s Machine Gun Kelly teams up with the Bad Boy boss Diddy for a freestyle over the classic We Are The Champions instrumental. Directed by Spordy19xx. MGK’s Black Flag mixtape is coming soon.
Drake’s Started From The Bottom instrumental may just be the new All Gold Everything in terms of rappers freestyling over the beat, as MGK is the next artist up to lay some bars over it.
Kid Ink just recently performed for a sold out show at The Key Club in Los Angeles and here is some footage from it. After performing some of his previous hits, he brought out Machine Gun Kelly for Hell & Back and then he performed his new single Bad Ass.
CivilTV took to the sunny Los Angeles streets to be on set with French Motana and he shot the visuals for his new video Ocho Cinco. With Diddy, MGK, Red Cafe, and Los on set for their features, the Bad Boy posse took charge and created memorable visuals for the Young Chop produced track.
Machine Gun Kelly gathers six up-and-coming Cleveland artists for his new track titled Ratchet. This is the first leak from E-V’s I’m From Cleveland Vol. 3 mixtape, which is coming soon.
Kid Ink links back up with Machine Gun Kelly for the official Hell & Back remix video. Directed by Jake Janisse.
French Montana keeps the new content coming as he releases the official video for his Ocho Cinco track featuring Diddy, Machine Gun Kelly, Red Cafe and Los. Directed by Eif Rivera. Listen to French Montana’s brand single Marble Floors featuring Rick Ross, Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz here.
MGK and Young Jeezy team up for the official visual to their dope collaboration titled Hold On (Shut Up). This was on MGK’s debut album Lace Up, which is in stores now.