Machine Gun Kelly Net Worth: How Rich Is The ‘Bloody Valentine’ Musician?
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Machine Gun Kelly isn’t going away anytime soon. The rapper is constantly making headlines, whether they’re related to his romance with Megan Fox, his beef with other rappers (including Eminem), or his burgeoning acting career.
But MGK is a musician before anything else, and he recently promised that he’ll be releasing new material in August. It leaves us wondering how much his bank account has grown from his days as a Chipotle employee. Find out Machine Gun Kelly’s net worth and learn about the other projects he has lined up for 2021.
Miller McCormick, is not a fan of the title at all.
“f you. f your movie. at least change the title,” he posted on his Instagram Story, according to Complex.
After his comment, the production company on the movie, Rivulet Media, addressed the controversy.
“Our film is about a fictional musician on the rise with a troubled life,” the statement read via E!. “It’s not in any way a biopic or based on any artist’s true life. We realize the title, which was intended as an homage to Mac Miller, and other artists gone too soon, feels disrespectful.”
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Recently, the brother of late Pittsburgh rapper Mac Miller, Miller McCormick publically shared his disapproval for the new Machine Gun Kelly film. McCormick’s criticism put MGK and the film under fire from many fans who also shared similar sentiments regarding a need for a new title.
MGK is expected to star in a new hip-hop film that is reportedly heavily inspired by late artists including Miller himself, Pop Smoke, Lil Peep, and Juice WRLD. The original title of the film
Good News was meant to give a nod to Miller’s first posthumous single from his 2020 album
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Miller McCormick, the brother of the late Mac Miller, supposedly shared his disapproval of Machine Gun Kelly‘s upcoming movie,
Taking to his Instagram Story, McCormick wrote three simple yet impactful lines: “f ck you,” “f ck your movie” and “at least change the title.” Although he did not namedrop the forthcoming film, his final sentence “at least change the title” can be a reference to Miller’s
Good News is directed and written by Tim Sutton and will focus on the final days of a talented but troubled musician. Despite the fact that the movie is fictional, an earlier report stated that it ““takes its inspiration from the arcs of such contemporary artists as Mac Miller, Lil Peep, Pop Smoke and Juice WRLD.” “Colson Baker is that rare talent who is ascending at an incredible pace both in film and music,” Rivulet Media’s Rob Paris said in a statement. “He is exactly the kind of artist that Rivulet Media is looking to partner
Production on the now-untitled film kicks off on July 8 in Los Angeles. Jib Polhemus will produce alongside Rivulet Media’s film division President, Rob Paris and COO Mike Witherill.
“Colson Baker [Machine Gun Kelly] is that rare talent who is ascending at an incredible pace both in film and music,” Paris said of MGK. “He is exactly the kind of artist that Rivulet Media is looking to partner with and we couldn’t be more excited to support him on both fronts, especially with Tim Sutton’s powerful screenplay and vision, which are custom tailored to Colson’s formidable skills.”