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With newly signed Bad Boy Records artist Machine Gun Kelly still getting accustomed to his new home, SOHH recently hit him up to find out the science behind his "Rage" movement.
Describing rage as a way to unleash anger, MGK said there is no specific form the physical expression falls under.
“Raging is just about taking a bunch of pent up anger and turning it into crazy antics on-stage,” Kelly explained to SOHH. “It’s just a chance for a 30-minute, hour-long show to free yourself. It’s about freeing yourself and being whatever you want. Whether it’s pulling your boobs out, yelling, or just bleeding everywhere. Whatever. You choose your own form of rage.” (SOHH)
MGK is known for hitting up Twitter to rally up Rage fans.
“WHY CANT YOU F*CK BOY RAPPERS BE YOURSELVES. yall have ‘fans’ WE have the MOVEMENT. yall are safe, we are the RAGERS. quit stealing our sh*t,” he tweeted August 17th. (Machine Gun Kelly’s Twitter)
Outside of his rage, Kelly discussed his lady woes earlier this week.
“New York women: so hot and I can’t get any of them,” MGK said in an interview. “None of them like me. Here in this office, that girl right there [gestures to an intern], she’s pretty hot and hasn’t looked at me once. Not once. No interest in me. If I go over there right now, or when she’s on break, she’s not going to talk to me. I don’t know what the f*ck it is. Honestly, I look in the mirror and I’m not the greatest looking kid. But I feel like I can pull an 8. Maybe a 7. I don’t approach a 9 in New York. I feel like 7 is do-able. But the 8s hate.” (Complex)
While women from the Big Apple may cause letdowns, Kelly recently told SOHH about ladies asking him for intimate autograph signings.
“You have to be a Rager, anyone can sign boobs, but you have to be a true Rager,” MGK told SOHH. “I don’t sign, actually, it’s pretty funny, I don’t sign any boobs unless I’m signing the nipple. That’s actually a rule I have. Nah, dead serious. You can ask my road manager. He tells all the girls, ‘He’s not going to sign your boobs, he’s going to sign your nipple though. We push the limits. This is the Motley Crue of hip-hop. That’s what’s going on right now. Spread the word. We card, too. We don’t sign any 15 year-old boobies. I’ll sign [a poster] but not their nipples. This is for the 18 and over year olds.” (SOHH)
Check out some recent Machine Gun Kelly footage below:
