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Topics: Machine Gun Kelly, Film and TV, Celebrity, News, Megan Fox
Shola Lee
Topics: Machine Gun Kelly, Film and TV, Celebrity, News, Megan Fox
Machine Gun Kelly is known for many things, his blood-drinking bond with Megan Fox and trademark tattoos are among the most recognisable.
However, fans were left freaking out when the rapper/actor covered up his ink with cosmetics.
Sharing snaps from behind the scenes of his recently released movie Good Mourning, Kelly looked a little bare.
The film came out this Friday, 20 May, and was written/directed by Kelly and Mod Sun.
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Good Mourning follows the life of London Clash, who, according to IMDb is 'a movie star whose world is turned upside down when he must choose between pursuing his one true love and landing a life-changing, starring role in a major motion picture'.
His love interest in the film is played by his real-life fiancée and blood-drinking counterpart, Fox.
The actor was thrilled to collaborate with his soon-to-be wife, saying: "I'll always collaborate with Megan."
"I'm madly in love with her — and I'm also a fan," he continued as reported by People.
Pete Davison, Dove Cameron, and Amber Rose are also set to star, so as you can imagine it's gained a lot of traction on socials.
And Kelly's latest post is no exception, with the Sellout singer speaking about his *intense* preparation for the film: "I did 5 whole sit ups (and 200 blunts) to prep for my role in Good Mourning. 💪🏼🎬 drop a 🍿 if you got high and watched our movie!! @goodmourningmov."
Still, it wasn't Kelly's fitness regime that caught the attention of fans, it was how bare his body looked.
And we're not just talking about his lack of clothes, because Kelly has his trademark tattoos cosmetically covered.
One user wrote: "you look extra naked without the tattoos."
Which honestly is spot on.
Another seemed to congratulate the rapper: "Oh snap no tattoos! Congrats !"
Others weren't so keen though, with one user saying: "y’all remember 30 seconds ago when we didn’t see that first pic?"
A fourth made an astute comparison: "You all look like characters from the movie with Howie Mandel called Little monsters."
We'd argue he looks more like a grown-up Jack-Jack from The Incredibles, but to each their own.
Still, if you do want to see Kelly's new film and completely tattooless form, you can watch it in select cinemas, Amazon and Itunes now.
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