Machine Gun Kelly Continues To Apply Pressure With New Hard-Hitting Video
Embarking On European Run Beginning May 31 At London’s Legendary Royal Albert Hall
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Machine Gun Kelly has released a new single and music video titled "PRESSURE.” Offering fans background on his upbringing in the song’s first verse, he overcomes the hurdles in his pursuit of superstardom. "I guess I gotta die to be a legend," he proclaims. Machine Gun Kelly's fiery lyricism is bulletproof as he storms through three-beat switches, proving his rap skills are as adept as his rockstar abilities. The video for “PRESSURE,” directed by Sam Cahill, was shot primarily in Cleveland and features former World of Dance champions Elevated Crew.
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On May 31, the GRAMMY nominated artist will take his talents on the road performing at London's legendary Royal Albert Hall. That show kicks off a month-long concert run across Europe. His stint will conclude on July 13in Tønsberg. Fans can purchase tickets for his European trek HERE.
The first installment of "The Cypher" series with GRAMMY-nominated emcee, Cordae, the "Doja Freestyle" hit No. 2, trending overall and No. 16, trending for music. As for his "Renegade Freestyle," the video reached No. 5, trending overall, and No. 8, trending within music on YouTube.
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