During an appearance on the show Hot Ones Versus, Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) was asked to say three mean things about Taylor Swift. However, MGK refused, citing his respect and admiration for the pop icon and her boyfriend, Travis Kelce. Despite being pressured by fellow guest Trippie Redd, MGK remained steadfast in his positive opinion of Swift, stating that she is a ‘saint’ and ‘very nice’ to him.
Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) took the high road during an appearance on “Hot Ones Versus” when asked to criticize Taylor Swift. Despite facing provocative questions, MGK avoided negative comments, opting instead to praise Swift and decline the opportunity to “burn that bridge.” The incident highlights MGK’s respect for Swift and her massive fan base, known as the Swifties.
Megan Fox attended Machine Gun Kelly’s 34th birthday party despite their recent breakup. The pair appeared happy in photos shared on Kelly’s Instagram, sparking rumors of a possible reconciliation. Fox has been making headlines for her comments about relationships since the breakup, advising women not to waste their energy on men.
Machine Gun Kelly has made it clear that he has no interest in starting a feud with Taylor Swift’s fans, known as the Swifties. During a recent episode of the show ‘Hot Ones Versus,’ his friend and fellow musician Trippie Redd dared him to say three mean things about Swift in exchange for burning a bridge with Travis Kelce, whose girlfriend is Swift. MGK, however, declined the dare, saying, ‘You have got to be out of your motherf—ing mind if you think I want any smoke with that fanbase.’ He added that Swift is ‘a saint and very nice’ to him, and that Kelce is his friend.
During a recent appearance on ‘Hot Ones Versus’, Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) showed his admiration for Taylor Swift, avoiding any negative remarks to preserve his relationship with her fans. MGK stated Taylor is ‘a saint’ and has only positive experiences with her. Despite joking about kissing her feet, he maintained her kindness and praised her boyfriend Travis Kelce, a fellow Cleveland native. This positive interaction marks a change from MGK’s previous conflicts with certain celebrities.
The music industry is grieving the tragic loss of rapper Chris King, who was shot and killed in Nashville on April 20. King, who was only 32, was close friends with several famous artists, including Justin Bieber, Machine Gun Kelly, and Ty Dolla $ign. Bieber posted a heartfelt tribute on Instagram, writing, “Love you bro. This one hurts. Please keep his family in your prayers. See you in paradise brother.” King was the CEO of his own record label, Snotty Nose Records, and his song “Evil Kunevil” featuring Trippie Redd was a popular hit. The circumstances surrounding his death are still under investigation.
