Yungblud's Team Responds After Machine Gun Kelly Appears to Diss Him on New Track
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Chris DeVille
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Summary
Yungblud's team has responded after Machine Gun Kelly appeared to diss him on the track "Fix Ur Face" (featuring Fred Durst). The article describes the feud between the two artists, who were once close collaborators but now occupy similar cultural space as celebrity rock figures. MGK's lyric "Mickey Mouse kids turned rockstars" is interpreted as a jab at Yungblud, prompting a response from his camp.
Key quotes
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They're both celebrity 'rock' guys who don't really rock but have ingratiated themselves within the upper tiers of the music industry
Territorial pissings, you know?
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