The 'Bad Things' hitmaker proves that he can move on from his ex-girlfriend just fine in the bass-heavy track.
- Dec 16, 2017
AceShowbiz - Getting over a relationship is never easy, but Machine Gun Kelly proves that he can move on from his ex-girlfriend just fine. The Ohio rapper has released a brand new track titled "The Break Up", which talks about how the rapper gets past his ex-girlfriend after a bad break up.
The bass-heavy track, which is rumored to be inspired by his relationship that ended a few years ago, finds MGK slamming his ex-girlfriend over the trendy beats. "I wish that I loved you/ Or that I cared/ Or that I'd give a damn if you were here," he rhymes. "But you're gone so it's f**k you/ I'm a player/ I'm everything that you wanted but you're scared."
"The Break Up" was not the only breakup anthem that MGK, whose real name is Richard Colson Barker, unveiled this year. Back in April, the "Bad Things" hitmaker released track "Let You Go", which is included in his third studio album "Bloom". However, unlike "The Break Up", the song finds him spitting lines about how he can not move on from his ex-girlfriend.
"I remember when I wrote this it was just me, a guitar and a bad break up," MGK said of the three-minute song. "I wrote 'Let You Go' on my black Martin acoustic last year in my bed. That's also me playing guitar on the record. I'm so proud of this one."
It's been a busy year for MGK. Last month, the 27-year-old rapper premiered a music video for his Bebe Rexha and X Ambassadors-assisted track "Home", which serves as a soundtrack for Netflix's movie "Bright".
Furthermore, he is set to join Sandra Bullock in Netflix's thriller movie "Bird Box". The movie, which is directed by Susanne Bier with a script written by Eric Heisserer, follows a woman and a pair of children who are blindfolded and then forced to make their way through a post-apocalyptic setting along a river.
