A celebrity death hoax claims Ohio rapper Machine Gun Kelly was found dead from a “ligma overdose”. False tragedies related to “ligma” are becoming a trend in celebrity death hoaxes, with Gummo rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine said to have died in the same way last month. Earlier, professional gamer Ninja was also said to have passed away from
Eminem, the self-proclaimed Rap God, has finally responded to Machine Gun Kelly’s Rap Devil with a Killshot. But did he kill MGK with his slick lyrics or should be have taken more time to aim? Just one day after Eminem finally opened up about why he took a shot at Machine Gun Kelly on Kamikaze,
Machine Gun Kelly delivered an Eminem diss track to end all diss tracks with Rap Devil and even Bizarre of D12 admitted that it was good. In a video shared to social media on Labor Day, Bizarre finally responded after multiple requests for his opinion on the Eminem diss track and he delivers in epic
It took less than a week for Machine Gun Kelly to respond after Eminem’s diss on the surprise album Kamikaze. Proving that he wasn’t about to let Marshall Mathers show him up, MGK quickly dropped the diss track Rap Devil, taking aim at nearly everything Eminem has ever done. Rap Devil is a play on