Despite this foray into rock, it still seems like MGK is dabbling back into his rap roots, whenever he can. For instance, he recently teamed up with the likes of Cordae for a new segment of The Cypher! On this latest edition of the series, Machine Gun Kelly and his guest rapped over the beat to "Doja," which was a viral hit from Central Cee. Unsurprisingly, the new freestyle is simply called "Doja Freestyle," which definitely makes a lot of sense here.
Machine Gun Kelly & Cordae Channel Central Cee
The production on this track is quirky, so to hear someone other than Central Cee over it might be a bit jarring. However, Machine Gun Kelly and Cordae certainly do their thing here. They both sound focused, and MGK has some great bars considering he has been writing pop punk over the last couple of years. If you like both artists, then this will prove to be a must-listen.
As for Machine Gun Kelly and his future endeavors, it remains to be seen whether or not he will continue to make music within hip-hop. Only time will tell whether or not he does. Let us know what you think of this freestyle, in the comments down below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world.
Quotable Lyrics:
How can I be homosapian? I'm a fucking alien
How the fuck could you say that I fell off? I just sold out a stadium
Crazy I didn't have a date to prom 'cause now I'm like look who I'm marrying
I came outta Cleveland and now the timezone I'm in is Australian
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