In 2020, MGK fully pivoted from hip-hop to pop-punk with Tickets to My Downfall, a collection of punchy, hooky cuts that included the spittle-flecked Halsey duet "Forget Me Too" and the trap-tinged blackbear collab "My Ex's Best Friend.

MGK has released his new album Lost Americana, which offers an insight into his family life with Megan Fox and his children through the scope of music.

Megan Fox received a surprise writing credit on Machine Gun Kelly’s latest album. The 35-year-old singer dropped his seventh record, Lost Americana, on Friday. Following its release, eagle-eyed fans noticed Fox’s name in the credits of Kelly’s song “Orpheus.

The actress lent a hand on a song with references to a "celestial seed," which some fans initially thought was the name of the former couple's four-month-old daughter.

MGK released his seventh album, Lost Americana, on August 8. On the record, a track called “Treading Water” references his split with Megan Fox at the end of 2024, not long after they announced they were expecting a baby together.

The singer-songwriter seemingly opened up about his split from Megan Fox for the first time on his track, “Treading Water,” with vulnerable lyrics where the musician predicts he’ll “die alone.” “This’ll be the last time you hear me say sorry / That’ll be the last tear you waste on me crying / I broke this home,