Machine Gun Kelly Debuts Massive New Tattoo — And Fans Are Divided
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While Kelly's fiancée, Megan Fox, has yet to comment on the new ink, the internet already has — and didn't hold back.
Machine Gun Kelly has once again changed his look — but this time seemingly for good.
The rapper-turned-pop-punk rocker revealed a new and polarizing tattoo on Tuesday: his upper body covered in black.
Kelly first teased the body art Monday in a video on X, formerly Twitter, that showed a close-up of an intimidating tattoo gun with 44 needles.
“been wearing a turtleneck for 3 months, taking the shirt off tomorrow,” he wrote alongside the video. “idgaf.”
Kelly shared the end result on his Instagram the following day, which revealed his nearly all-black chest and arms — save for some outlined stripes and a cross.
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"No way, this is insane, I didn't want to show this one," the "Tonight Show" host joked about one image sent in by a viewer.