Machine Gun Kelly sprayed it during a live chat with Howard Stern, which covered everything like love, friends, enemies, and changing his voice. The Cleveland native is promoting his fifth studio album Tickets to My Downfall, which treads on him in a different musical style. The previous four LPs of MGK can be pigeonholed as hip-hop. The new one is set to be sonically pop-punk. Yes, there are opponents. Kelly didn't care.

 “I just want to go against what everyone else thinks,” he said during his debut on SiriusXM's The Howard Stern Show. “I make a pop-punk record … and everyone’s like, ‘You switched genres!’ To me, I just added on to the multiple things I’ve already done anyway, but, sure, what a narrow-minded way to look at things.”

The fall is declining on Friday (September 25) and it follows Hotel Diablo of 2019, which peaked at number 5 on the Billboard 200.

MGK (real name Colson Baker) discussed his beef with Eminem. “I like to sleep on my tour bus and this person leaves an album like three songs in a row about me. What do you think I'm going to do, roll over and go back to sleep? I said what I said, “MGK told Stern. "Respect the fight, that's it."

Kelly and Em’s feud has origins dating back to 2013 when MGK talked about the Detroit legend’s daughter in a tweet. Their bad blood spilled out again in 2018 as they locked horns on a pair of diss tracks in "RAP DEVIL" and "KILLSHOT."