“MGK’s new track ‘Fix Ur Face’ has sparked speculation that it may be directed at Yungblud and members of the Osbourne family.”
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“Machine Gun Kelly dropped his track ‘Fix Ur Face’ on April 21.”
Is there tension between MGK, Yungblud, and the Osbournes?
Earlier this week, 36-year-old rapper and singer Machine Gun Kelly (Colson Baker) released his latest single “Fix Ur Face,” featuring Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst. Soon after its release, listeners on social media began speculating that certain lyrics were aimed at Yungblud.
One line in particular—“Mickey Mouse kids turned rockstars / Leaving private schools, tryna be outlaws”—drew attention from fans who linked it to Yungblud’s background. The British artist attended Ackworth School, a private boarding school in Yorkshire, later studying at the Arts Educational School in London. He also appeared in the Disney series The Lodge in 2016.
Reactions online were divided, with some defending Yungblud and criticizing the interpretation, while others argued MGK was being called out unfairly. One user on X suggested Yungblud is “more of a legit rockstar” than MGK, dismissing the lyric as unnecessary shade.
Another part of the song—“And all the oldheads tryna kill the vibe / But rock’s not dead as long as I’m alive”—also led fans to believe MGK could be referencing the Osbourne family. In 2024, Yungblud appeared on The Osbournes podcast, where Kelly Osbourne made remarks about MGK allegedly copying Yungblud’s use of pink. Sharon Osbourne also expressed dislike for MGK, saying, “Don’t get me started on that one,” which Yungblud responded to briefly.
Since the song’s release, fans have resurfaced the clip and debated whether MGK was taking aim at the family or being misunderstood. Some defended MGK, pointing out that Yungblud did not step in during the conversation.
Others, however, felt the situation was being blown out of proportion, especially since Yungblud and MGK have collaborated before—appearing together on MGK’s “I Think I’m Okay” (2019) and Yungblud’s “Acting Like That” (2020).
MGK has not directly addressed the speculation but posted on X shortly after release, hinting that a specific lyric was being misunderstood.
Despite the rumors, MGK has previously spoken positively about Yungblud, praising his talent, attitude, and shared passion for rock music, and describing their relationship as a creative cross-Atlantic connection.