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Machine Gun Kelly vs. Yungblud: Cryptic Post Suggests MGK’s New Single Is a Diss Track, and the Osbournes Might Be in the Crossfire

Fans think they found lyrics dissing Yungblud in MGK’s new single, and are speculating about possible beef between the former friends.

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MGK (f.k.a. Machine Gun Kelly, real name Colson Baker) released a new single, “FIX UR FACE”, on April 21, 2026. Along with a Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit collaboration, the single features a line that MGK vaguely called attention to on social media.

“I see one particular line is going over your heads,” he wrote on Twitter/X. Fans combed through the lyrics searching for clues, and discussions online suggest they found it.

“Mickey Mouse kids turned rockstars / Leaving private school tryna be outlaws” comes at the end of the first verse. It’s followed by the lines “And the old-heads always tryna kill the vibe / But rock’s not dead ‘long as I’m alive, so.”

The first two lines immediately drew attention to MGK’s former friendship with Yungblud (real name Dominic Harrison). Fans are speculating that MGK just threw the first brick with this new single.

But the last two lines in the verse are interesting as well, for similar reasons. Fans have already pointed out “Mickey Mouse kids” and “private schools” as direct references to Yungblud. In 2016, he starred on Disney U.K.’s The Lodge and allegedly had a private school education.

The following lines are possibly bringing Yungblud’s connection to the Osbourne........

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