Machine Gun Kelly Changes Album Name After Getting Matching Tattoos With Travis Barker

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Doing a double take! Travis Barker completely covered up his face tattoos for his cameo in Machine Gun Kelly’s “Emo Girl” music video — and he looks completely different without the ink. 

Halsey joined Machine Gun Kelly during his set in LA last night (February 10) to perform their 2020 collaboration ‘Forget Me Too’ – you can watch fan-shot footage of the performance below.Both artists co-headlined the opening night of the Super Bowl Music Fest yesterday, which is running at the Crypto.com Arena until tomorrow (February 12) to celebrate this year’s NFL championship game.Kelly’s set saw him perform with an array of special guests, including Blink-182‘s Travis Barker, Willow and Trippie Redd.

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Travis Barker is sporting a totally new look in Machine Gun Kelly's latest music video. The Blink-182 rocker stars in MGK and Willow's video for their new song, «Emo Girl,» as a guide to a group of young students on a field trip.Barker wears a gray wig and old man-style glasses to step into the role, and fully embraces the teacher aesthetic with a turtleneck and vest.Once Barker and the students step inside the museum, the kids are left awestruck by MGK and Willow's electric energy as they perform inside a checkered room.After zapping the children with their rock star swagger, they morph into little emo-rockers by the end of the video, which was directed by Drew Kirsh.The track is off of MGK's forthcoming album,, which is due out March 25.

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Machine Gun Kelly has changed his mind when it comes to his upcoming album.

Travis Barker would be called "Born With Horns." The two men were so committed to the name that they both got "Born With Horns" tattooed on their forearms.Well, MGK has had a change of heart, posting a video of him telling the Blink-182 rocker that their tattoos were all for naught."We're friends no matter what, right?" MGK asked Travis in the clip, to which Kourtney Kardashian's fiance replies, "Of course.""Remember when we got the new album name tattooed on our arms?" he then asked Travis, who quickly realizes what's happening."I'm changing the album name," MGK says through his own chuckles as Travis slumps over laughing uncontrollably.A post shared by the Blonde Don (@machinegunkelly)The new album name is now "Mainstream Sellout," which is a follow up to 2020's "Tickets to My Downfall," which was produced by Travis.MGK humorously captioned the Instagram video by writing, "my bad @travisbarker." The drummer, clearly a good sport about the tattoo, commented with a laugh-crying emoji.Whoever operated the Jumbotron at the NFC Championship Game on Sunday might have had some cruel intentions.During a break in the action of the Rams-49ers game on Jan. 30, the giant screen hovering above the field showed several celebrities who were in attendance, including Gabrielle Union, Rebel Wilson and Rob Lowe.

Ethan Shanfeld In August, Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker got matching arm tattoos that read “Born With Horns,” the title of Kelly’s upcoming album. But in a TikTok video posted Monday, Kelly confessed to Barker, the album’s executive producer, that he’s changing the LP’s title to “Mainstream Sellout.”Kelly prefaces the video by asking Barker, “We’re friends no matter what, right?” He then says, “Remember when we got the new album name tattooed on our arms?” Before Kelly can even confess the new title, Barker buckles over in laugher and says, “You changed it…”In October, Kelly told Variety that his next album, expected some time this year, will be “more guitar-heavy” than 2020’s “Tickets to My Downfall,” which signaled the artist’s full-fledged pivot to pop-punk.

Over the summer, Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker were thrilled to show off their matching “born with horns” tattoos, which they both had inked across their arms. It’s also how they announced their upcoming collaboration, an album of the same name. But now it’s just a painful reminder never to get something permanently etched into your skin until it’s a done deal!!

Machine Gun Kelly has changed the name of his forthcoming new album just months after he got a matching tattoo with Travis Barker of the original LP’s title.Back in August, the rapper/rocker shared a video of himself and Barker, the album’s executive producer, both brandishing new tattoos of the title ‘Born With Horns’.“‘Born With Horns’ the album. we’re back for round two…” Kelly captioned the short clip, at the time.Now, the pair have appeared in a new TikTok video in which MGK confesses to Barker that he’s now changed the album title to ‘Mainstream Sellout’.my bad @travisbarker ♬ original sound – Colson The follow-up to 2020’s ‘Tickets To My Downfall’ is set to be “more guitar-heavy” and lyrically “deeper”, MGK said last year.“It feels more guitar-heavy for sure, lyrically it definitely goes deeper – but I never like to do anything the same,” he added.

Slipknot‘s Corey Taylor has revisited his recent beef with Machine Gun Kelly during a Q&A appearance at this year’s ShipRocked.The fallout between the pair began last September after MGK hit out at the metal legends at Chicago’s Riot Fest, saying onstage: “You wanna know what I’m really happy that I’m not doing? Being 50 years old wearing a fucking weird mask on a fucking stage, talking shit.”His onstage diss came after Taylor appeared to dismissively allude to Kelly in an interview earlier this year: “I hate all new rock for the most part. I [hate] the artists who failed in one genre and decided to go rock and I think he knows who he is.”After MGK’s comments went viral, he took to social media, tweeting: “Very odd that when an artist talks shit, and I respond, I’m the bad guy.”He followed it up by saying his issues with Taylor dated back to when he was working on his 2020 album ‘Tickets To My Downfall’.“Corey did a verse for a song on tickets to my downfall album, it was fucking terrible, so i didn’t use it,” he wrote on Twitter.“He got mad about it, and talked shit to a magazine about the same album he was almost on.

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