Machine Gun Kelly lives lawless in his new video for “Hold On (Shut Up),” featuring Young Jeezy.
EST affiliate and right hand man to Machine Gun Kelly, Dub-O, drops his new mixtape, Do I Know You?
As the NBA kicked off their season this week, The Cleveland Cavaliers are off to a strong start. Led by their second-year star Kyrie Irving, The Cavs sparked off their season with a ten-point win over the Washington Wizards.
Hip-Hop Wired along with the Hip-Hop Caucus and Respect My Vote are giving away tickets to tomorrow’s Hot 97 Halloween weekend show featuring Meek Mill and Machine Gun Kelly at The Armory in New Jersey.
If you don’t understand Machine Gun Kelly by now, this should help you out a little bit. In this Lace Up documentary that follows the Cleveland-MC through the making of his debut album of the same name.
Last night, Machine Gun Kelly asked his twitter followers which song he should remix out of “Pop That,” “Amen,” and “Work Hard, Play Hard.” It sounds like the twitter followers finally settles on Wiz’s O.N.I.F.C. single as the winner.
Machine Gun Kelly may have made the headlines, but it looks like Macklemore and his buddy Ryan Lewis took the crown this week on the charts. Seattle indie hip-hop duo Macklemore and Ryan Lewis debuted this week with The Heist and moved approximately 74,530 units in his first week.
Machine Gun Kelly is a wild boy, we get that. But there is also a lot more than meets the eye when it comes to the Cleveland native. In this video for “See My Tears” which appears on his latest album, Lace Up, the 22-year old rapper shows just how much his music means to his fans.
Machine Gun Kelly isn’t a fan of the Molly fad. The Bad Boy recording artist, whose debut album dropped this past week called Lace Up, talked to The Breakfast Club about a ton of topics. The always candid MGK talked about why Hip-Hop is so infatuated with the current drug of choice, Molly.
It’s been a pretty eventful week for Machine Gun Kelly. From Atlanta to New York City, MGK’s been on the road promoting his debut album under Bad Boy/Interscope Records called, Lace Up, as well as smashing the stage at the BET Hip-Hop Awards.
Shortly after his listening party in New York City, Machine Gun Kelly ran over to the Emmis building and got busy. He joined the endless list of rappers who have freestyled for Funkmaster Flex as he rapped over Beanie Sigel’s “The Truth” by Kanye West.
Last weekend at The Source’s Power 30 mixer, Machine Gun Kelly caused a fuss at the Microsoft Store in Lenox Mall when he got a little too turned up for the store staff’s liking. In an event we reported first, MGK’s two song performance was cut in half when he refused to hop off of the table […]
