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The Eminem feud / machine gun Kelly continues to heat up, while reports reveal his hero during a performance of his Slim Shady song "Rap Devil" when it opened for Fall Out Boy.
After the show Sunday night, Machine Gun Kelly posted a photo of him wearing a shirt printed with the work for "Killshot", Eminem's musical response to "Rap Devil". He drops the camera, just like the crowd behind him. The ticket, which has received over 600,000 "likes", seems to portray the crowd demonstrating its support for Machine Gun Kelly's challenge against Eminem with the caption "he missed".
New comments on the post and on Twitter, however, say that this is not as favorable as MGK did.
"MGK took this picture before the audience of Fall Out Boy who was waiting for them to go on stage and do their set," the commentator commented alone. "He was wearing a jacket when he asked the crowd if they were raising the middle finger to take a picture, he turned around to remove the jacket and they had no idea of the shirt he was wearing. Sure, they were excited, they were waiting to see the band they really paid for! "
"Your shit rapper was at a falling boys concert, making everyone take a picture with him without anyone knowing for what he was wearing or even the shirt he was wearing. saw his shirt, PUBLISH THIS PHOTO OF PHONY ASS ", wrote lexi_baby_______.
"Live the fake Insta-life, I guess, we all know what really happened on this stage … is not it?" written at hand.poli.
Ask FOB fans to hold their middle finger just to make it seem like everybody shows it to Em while you're booed until the end while performing Rap Devil? #Let's talk about it @machinegunkelly
– Pramit (@PramitBasnyat) September 18, 2018
MGk gets booed for interpreting Eminem's "devil rap" pic.twitter.com/1D9yUZvc80
– The plan of God (@babyitsmb) September 18, 2018
Last night, MGK left for playing Rap Devil (Eminem Diss Track) at the Fall out boy concert! pic.twitter.com/Vg5hvtrdyx
– KEEM – (@KEEMSTAR) September 18, 2018
Machine Gun Kelly is currently touring with Fall Out Boy as the first opus for the band A N I A Tour.
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