Machine Gun Kelly unleashes the new album “Mainstream sellout”.
Machine Gun Kelly is back with another album, as he releases his sixth studio effort “Mainstream Sellout”. The album is a follow up to his successful 2020 pop-punk album “Tickets To My Downfall“, which debuted at #1 on Billboard 200 and became his first album to be certified platinum by the RIAA.
The new album comes with 16 tracks, and is laced with already released Lil Wayne collaboration “ay!“. The additional guest appearances come from Gunna, Young Thug on “Die In California”, Iann Dior on “Fake Love Don’t Last”, Willow on “Emo Girl” and more. There’s also another feature from Lil Wayne on the song called “Drug Dealer”. The album is entirely produced by Kelly’s good friend Travis Barker.
The rapper turned rock artist also announced North America & Europe in support of new album, which will kick off in Austin on June 8th. The tour will go through major markets like Miami, Atlanta, Manchester, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Detroit, Toronto, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Vancouver, Denver and more before concluding in his hometown Cleveland on 13th August.
MGK is also an actor, with at least one production slated for release later this year. He’ll feature with Kevin Bacon in Andrew Baird’s upcoming action movie One Way, and he’ll direct his directorial debut, Mourning with a U, at some point. He’s starred in a number of films in recent years, including Tommy Lee in The Dirt, Pete Davidson’s The King of Staten Island, and, most recently, Jackass Forever.
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Stream the new album below.
