Machine Gun Kelly disses Jack Harlow in his latest freestyle
Topics: Celebrity, Machine Gun Kelly, Music, Rap
Ella Scott
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Topics: Celebrity, Machine Gun Kelly, Music, Rap
Machine Gun Kelly has released a new freestyle rap over an instrumental Jay-Z track which hits out at fellow rapper Jack Harlow.
Last week, Harlow released his third album, Jackman, which featured the track ‘They Don’t Love It’.
And the song features the Kentucky native making the bold claim that he truly is the ‘second best white rapper’ after Eminem.
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The lyrics say: “Ya boy’s strivin’ to be the most dominant ever/The hardest white boy since the one who rapped about vomit and sweaters."
He then further asserts that he is 'honestly better' than other white rappers.
Harlow continues: “And hold the comments ‘cause I promise you I’m honestly better/Than whoever came to your head right then/They Ian’t cut from the same thread like him/They don’t study, doin’ work to get ahead like him/They don’t toss and turn in the f****** bed like him.”
However, MGK - real name Colson Baker - seems to have taken the claim personally and has hit back at Harlow, telling him to ‘give Drake his flow back’.
The freestyle rap was recorded recently and posted to MGK’s official YouTube page yesterday (6 May) under the title ‘Machine Gun Kelly - Renegade Freestyle’.
Rapping over an instrumental version of Jay-Z and Eminem’s 2001 track ‘Renegade', MGK lets loose on Harlow.
He raps: “Make sure there’s no confusion/I’m a great white, I can eat these barracudas/See who I am?/You’re stupid, it’s nice to meet you.
“I just put this hole in the ground for you like a soccer cleat shoe/I see why they call you Jackman/You jack man’s whole swag/Give Drake his flow back man,” he rounds off.
And fans of MGK are reacting positively to this blistering cypher, with numerous viewers saying that the off-the-cuff track has given them ‘chills’.
One YouTube user wrote: “Bro got the game coming to him, not the other way. He [is] no longer a pop star but fulfilling his rap career to fullest and he got no fear going for any rapper messing with him.”
Another said: “Kells just keeps getting better and better… I can’t wait for the rap album! ‘He got hit so hard he switched genres’ but absolutely stayed in both genres and keep doin’ it!”
A third agreed and wrote: “Spitting straight fire. Keep it coming Kells. Killing’ it at everything you do. Inspiring the rest to share our creativity with the world and be unapologetically ourselves as well.”
However, not everyone is impressed.
One Twitter user wrote: “MGK beefed with G-Eazy, Eminem and now Jack Harlow. Dude HATES other white rappers.”
Another said: “Bro couldn’t beat Eminem so he went and dissed Jack Harlow. MGK about to be 0-2 in white on white beef.”
And a third wrote: “Don't know why MGK wants to get bodied twice, but this is a good opportunity for Jack Harlow to show his skill and further solidify himself. I guess.”
Harlow is yet to respond to MGK’s diss, but we’re ready and waiting for his reply.