MGK Seizes "Bud Light Baron" Title From A Broken Post Malone

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Machine Gun Kelly Beer Pong Post Malone
In a game-changing power shift, Machine Gun Kelly has usurped the Bud Light Baron himself, Post Malone, in a high-stakes game of beer pong.

As is the case for all good things, Post Malone's long-reigning and uncontested tenure as the Bud Light Baron has come to a swift and decisive end. While many have tried and failed to defeat Posty, a renowned beer pong specialist and longtime sipper of suds, an equal number have collapsed under the pressure of letting fly that game-clinching throw. Pong balls skittered off the floor as opponents were forced to bask in Post Malone's victorious cries, interrupted only by the inevitable chugging that followed.

MGK Seizes "Bud Light Baron" Title From A Broken Post Malone
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Evidently, Posty's reign was brought to a premature conclusion at the hands of none other than Machine Gun Kelly, who paired up with Tyla Yaweh (who once lost 50k to the Baron's wiles) to administer the dagger in a heated game of beer pong against Malone and Smitty. In an ironic twist, it was Kelly himself who administered the proverbial "Killshot," sinking a clutch throw that deflated Post Malone's generally-affable spirits in a matter of seconds. The cheers emitted by the Rap Devil and his partner in crime were reminiscent of the Viking mess halls of yore; so the saying goes, to the victor go the spoils. 

Kelly proceeded to take his big World Pong League win to Instagram, sharing a clip of the highlight reel shot -- a clip that wastes little time lingering on Post Malone's broken spirit. "I knew I drank all these years for a reason," reflects Kelly, his destiny becoming evident before his very eyes. "Big W’s." Indeed, though Kelly should know that the Bud Light Baron title does not come without baggage. Many challengers will try to claim it for themselves, and it's only a matter of time before another young upstart steps forward with truer hands and a fresher liver. 

Check out the footage, which happens to mark the end of an era as we know it, below.  


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<b>Feature Editor</b> <!--BR--> Mitch Findlay is a writer and hip-hop journalist based in Montreal. Resident old head by default. Enjoys writing Original Content about music, albums, lyrics, and rap history. His favorite memories include interviewing J.I.D and EarthGang at the "Revenge Of The Dreamers 3" studio sessions in Atlanta and receiving a phone call from Dr. Dre. In his spare time he makes horror movies.
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