Machine Gun Kelly ripped into the hate he will get on-line and stated most of it comes from insecure males who don’t like how free he lives.

Machine Gun Kelly says the hate he catches on-line doesn’t faze him one bit and he’s brushing it off like lint on a t-shirt.

The rapper turned rocker chopped it up with People forward of his upcoming album Lost Americana and he didn’t maintain again about how folks deal with him for being completely different.

Whether it’s his wild style, his genre-hopping music or his love life with Megan Fox, MGK stated he’s been on the receiving finish of random hate for years—and he’s over it.

“I became so hated for, what has become apparent to me, no reason . . . just because I artistically express myself, through fashion, music, whatever – because I choose to not stay contained into a societal box,” Machine Gun Kelly stated.

He’s not even mad about it anymore. In reality, he thinks it’s kinda humorous now.

“The hate for me has become so pop culture that it’s almost like that’s automatically what you say to fit in,” MGK defined. “That s**t doesn’t even mean anything to me. I’ve let it go completely to where I’m like, ‘Oh, that’s a joke.’”

Machine Gun Kelly additionally known as out the folks behind the loudest hate—largely dudes, in response to him.

“I think people just don’t like that I do whatever the f**k I want and it’s a reflection of them not being able to do whatever they want,” he stated. “I think men let their insecurity rule their entirety.”

MGK’s new album, Lost Americana, drops Friday and he’s hoping it helps folks really get him for as soon as.

“Maybe this time,” he stated, “they’ll get to know the man-slash-broken-boy behind the moniker MGK.”

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