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Machine Gun Kelly

On the front steps of Detroit's St. Andrews Hall, MGK performs an acoustic version of "Lose Yourself" for a small group of fans. 
The Cleveland rapper invades Hollywood with professional skateboarder Ryan Sheckler, who we would like to a highlight has grown up to be a fine, fine, fine, young man.
Cleveland rapper Machine Gun Kelly is hitting the road to future promote his debut album, Lace Up. The Bad Boy rapper will be embarking on a 17-city tour, which kicks off in Boston this Thursday.
MGK breathes new life into the 1977 Queen power ballad, "We Are The Champions" for his upcoming mixtape Black Flag.
The Cleveland Bad Boy rapper kicks off his thoughtful bars where it all began: in his basement. 
He's living the dream in the video for "La La La (The Floating Song)," a bonus cut off his hit debut album, Lace Up.   
Even though MGK and his crew come from the Midwest, on "Ratchet" they spit their bars over a vintage Southern-sounding beat. 
One of the things we love about the homie Machine Gun Kelly is that he isn't afraid to keep it all the way real.
Machine Gun Kelly recently got in touch with his holiday side and remixed the classic "12 Days Of Christmas" for MTV's "12 Holidaze" series.
MGK's leading lady and sexy decoy takes it all off for her man (literally) while he commits a robbery, making this video very NSFW. 
The Cleveland rapper decided to give Mac's Macadelic track the Lace Up treatment, and deliver something that's a bit "Louder!"
Like every MGK performance, the kid was wired, hopping around, yelling and even playing with cameras at certain points. 
Our friend Machine Gun Kelly had the highlight of his career when his solo debut album Lace Up was officially released. Now, the Cleveland rapper is letting the world know how the album was made.  
In celebration of his debut album Lace Up arriving at number 4 on the Billboard 200 album chart, Machine Gun Kelly dropped a new freestyle over Wiz Khalifa's "Work Hard Play Hard." 
"The dark side is strong within you..." Yeah, that's clearly a Star Wars reference, but it certainly does apply to Machine Gun Kelly and his idol-turned-homie DMX. 
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