
MGK's 'Fix Ur Face' Lyrics: Yungblud Shade or Coincidence?
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Machine Gun Kellys new track Fix Ur Face with Fred Durst from Limp Bizkit has fans buzzing, as they believe hes subtly dissing Yungblud in the lyrics. The line in question, Mickey Mouse kids turned rockstars, leaving private schools, tryna be outlaws, seems to reference Yungbluds early days at private schools and his Disney appearance. The track also appears to take a jab at the Osbournes, following a 2024 podcast episode where MGK and Sharon Osbourne criticized Yungbluds fashion. Despite their musical history and collaboration with Travis Barker, Yungblud has yet to respond, leaving the beef simmering as MGK continues to push rock boundaries.
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It's April 22nd. Welcome to Music News Today. Powered by AI and tuned in to what's next. Machine Gun Kelly dropped his new track, Fixer Face, with Fred Durs from Limp Bizkit, and fans are buzzing that he's throwing shade at Youngblood. Right in the lyrics. The lining question hits near the end of the first verse. Mickey Mouse Kids turn rock stars, leaving private schools, Tryna be outlaws. MGK even teased it on X, saying one line's going overheads, sparking all the speculation. Youngblood's early days line up perfectly with that jab. He went to Acworth School, a private spot, and later hit the arts educational school in London before dropping out in 2015. Before blowing up, he popped up in Disney's The Lodge series and cut a track for its soundtrack, which fans see as that Mickey Mouse nod. Meanwhile, some think the next lines dig at the Osborne's too. Diggo, all the old hits trying to kill the vibe, but Rock's not dead as long as I'm alive. It ties back to a 2024 Osborne's podcast
episode where Kelly and Sharon dragged MGK's fashion while Youngblood sat there awkwardly, not. Defending his old collab partner. That clip got pulled and reposted, but read it blew it up. These two go way back musically through Travis Barker. In 2019, Youngblood linked with Barker on 11 minutes, with Halsey, around when MGK was going rock two. They traded features that year and next, with MGK calling it a union of rock stars across the pond and an enemy chat. Youngblood stayed silent so far. No clad back in sight. Leaving the beef talk simmering as MGK keeps pushing rock boundaries his way.
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