In the latest episode of "KellyVision," Machine Gun Kelly announced that his single "Wild Boy" (featuring Waka Flocka Flame) had gone gold, signifying that 500,000 copies had been sold. Through April 1, it had sold 309,813 units.
Machine Gun Kelly's "Lace Up" is now available for pre-order on iTunes. A deluxe version and standard version can both be purchased, for $12.99 and $9.99, respectively.
The album covers feature a mosiac of fan tattoos with the Lace Up logo on top of them. Here is the track listing that is provided:
1. Save Me featuring M. Shadows and Synyster Gates
2. What I Do featuring Bun B and Dub-O
3. Wild Boy featuring Waka Flocka Flame
4. Lace Up featuring Lil' Jon
5. Stereo featuring Fitts of The Kick Drums
6. All We Have featuring Anna Yvette
7. See My Tears
8. D3mons featuring DMX
9. Edge of Destruction featuring Tech N9ne and Twista
10. Runnin' featuring Planet VI
11. Invincible featuring Ester Dean
12. On My Way
13. End of the Road featuring Blackbear
These tracks are also available on the deluxe edition:
14. Half Naked & Almost Famous
15. La La La (the Floating Song)
16. Hold On (Shut Up) featuring Young Jeezy
17. Warning Shot featuring Cassie
Occasionally, track listings and, presumably, covers posted to retail outlets end up not being final. So, that should be kept in mind.
Update:Complex has updated their story and removed half of the tracks that were mentioned in the original. But, they still note that MGK played them 10 songs. I have reached out to the author of the article for comment.
Complex has a preview of Machine Gun Kelly's upcoming album, "Lace Up," based on 10 songs played for them by MGK himself. The tracks revealed include:
Save Me featuring Avenged Sevenfold
What I Do featuring Bun B
Lace Up featuring Lil' Jon
Stereo featuring The Kickdrums
All We Have featuring Anna Yvette
See My Tears
Demons featuring DMX
Edge of Destruction featuring Tech N9ne and Twista
Running featuring Planet VI
End of the Road featuring Matt Musto
"Save Me" is said to be the album's intro, a track that MGK has talked about previously, telling Rap-Up.com that it would feature "one of the greatest lead vocalists I've ever heard in my life" from "probably one of the greatest metal groups."
"['End of the Road'] will supposedly conclude the album," writes Complex's Eric Diep. It was self produced by MGK. The other songs that had not previously been revealed include "All We Have" and "Running." The rapper said in June that the set would feature a collaboration with Twista and Tech N9ne, but until now, we did not know the title of the track, which is "Edge of Destruction."
In an interview with AbsolutePunk.net, Machine Gun Kelly talked a lot about rock and metal music and said that his album would feature a couple of surprises "in the metal world."
This will include the his collaboration with, in his words, "one of the greatest lead vocalists I've ever heard in my life" from "probably one of the greatest metal groups."
If you missed it on pay-per-view in April, an hour long WrestleMania 28 is coming to NBC on Saturday at 10 PM ET. According to Diddy, both he and Machine Gun Kelly will be featured. Watch the promo below featuring "Invincible."
In an interview with POWER 106's Justin Credible published onLos Angeles Leakers, Machine Gun Kelly talked about the Rock the Bells concert, meeting Method Man and Redman, his upcoming album and, most interestingly, how the collaboration with Young Jeezy came up.
Parts 1 and 2 of the interview are below. Part 3 is coming soon.
