Machine Gun Kelly Fires Shots At G-Eazy On His Funk Flex Freestyle

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202241.0K Views

Rapper Machine Gun Kelly attends the Machine Gun Kelly Album Listening Party at the Samsung Studio LA across from The Grove on June 25, 2015 in Los Angeles, California.

Machine Gun Kelly makes his issue with G-Eazy official on Funk Flex.

It's been quite the eventful day for Machine Gun Kelly as he's been on the receiving end of two diss tracks today from G-Eazy and Eminem. Machine Gun Kelly seemed to have taken an issue with G-Eazy and brought it to Funk Flex -- another person who's dissed the "No Limit" rapper -- to air out in a freestyle.

Earlier today, Machine Gun Kelly took aim at G-Eazy on Funk Flex's show. Machine Gun Kelly threw subliminal shots at the "Power" rapper after G-Eazy debuted a new blonde hairstyle and a handing earring. MGK hops on Drake's "Nonstop" beat and lets off a few bars directed at G-Eazy but he doesn't necessarily say his name.

"Let's just keep it G/ Only Eazy I fuck with is E/ I seen he's dyed his hair and got a hanging earring/ I fucked his girl now he look like me/ This shit overbearing/ How dare him, I dare him/ Don't think about comparin'/ Now turn that frat rap off/ I'm gettin' sick of hearin'."

Shortly after Halsey revealed that she and G-Eazy were taking "time apart," Machine Gun Kelly and her were spotted hanging out. Whether he's cappin' about smashing Halsey is to be determined but it didn't take long for G-Eazy to respond with his new song, "Bad Boy." Eazy went in an both MGK and Funk Flex.

Peep MGK's freestyle below.

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