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Machine Gun Kelly is letting all of it out in his new tune.
The rapper dropped his newest launch, Don’t Let Me Go, on Wednesday, and the lyrics depict the troublesome time he’s had since struggling a being pregnant loss in 2022 and subsequent relationship struggles with Megan Fox. Heartbreakingly, all of it took a toll on the musician’s psychological well being. Alluding to struggling suicidal ideas, MGK began the observe by holding a finger gun to his head within the music video, rapping:
“These days my ideas consuming me alive / Laying within the mattress considering possibly that hate will lastly go away if I’m not alive”
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He then opened up about his new blackout tattoo — which covers his higher torso and arms — expressing:
“I had a breakdown and tatted my total physique besides one line.”
Oof. So it wasn’t all simply achieved to indicate his dedication to his wife-to-be then…
Talking of the Jennifer’s Physique actress, the artist touched on their miscarriage, too, singing:
“How do I dwell with the truth that my hand wasn’t on her abdomen after we misplaced the newborn / I don’t acquired nobody to show to ’trigger everybody’s lifeless in my life that was tryin’ to boost me”
Tremendous unhappy. It’s so, so troublesome to lose a being pregnant. Whereas the 33-year-old performer has hinted on the emotional time in his tune Twin Flame, that is by far his most susceptible he’s gotten about it. Pay attention in full (under):
Megan, for her half, has been tremendous open about how devastating the miscarriage was for her, even penning her ideas in a poetry guide. The engaged couple has began to hang around extra in current weeks and appear to be on higher phrases nowadays. Hopefully, getting all this off their chest permits them to heal and transfer ahead in a wholesome relationship.
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Should you or somebody you realize is considering suicide, assist is out there. Contemplate contacting the 988 Suicide & Disaster Lifeline at 988, by calling, texting, or chatting, or go to 988lifeline.org.
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