Machine Gun Kelly debuts shocking new tattoo: fans accuse rapper of wanting to ‘go black’

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By Erin Keller

Machine Gun Kelly fans are mourning the loss of his Cleveland-inspired chest tattoos, with others accusing him of wanting to be black, following the reveal of his huge opaque tattoo.

The Grammy-nominated “Bloody Valentine” rapper showed off his new artwork on Tuesday. instagramwhich turned the entire upper part of her chest, including her nipples, black and also covered most of her arms.

The 33-year-old’s colorful tattoos stand out from the cross design created by the negative space on his chest.

The tattoo was created by Roxx and Cats, who are “both world-renowned tattoo artists exclusively doing black work with over five decades of combined experience,” according to their official website.

“Yes, the tattoo is very permanent,” representatives for Roxx and Cats confirmed to The Post on Tuesday in an email.

“ROXX completed the tattoo over Christmas and New York. MGK was the toughest client he has ever worked with,” the representative added.

MGK, whose real name is Colson Baker, captioned his revelation on Instagram: “For spiritual purposes only. thank you 🖋️ @roxx_____.”

“You’re welcome. You’re a champion and you look amazing!” the tattoo artist responded in the comments.

Roxx too shared a photo of MGK’s new ink. on his account, writing: “I made some art with @machinegun Kelly. “I never met a tougher one.”

“Thank you for the joy and pain,” the rapper responded.

The Post has contacted a representative for MGK for comment.

Bewildered fans couldn’t believe their eyes as they looked at the “Till I Die” rapper’s body. I used to boast proudly about his beloved hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, including the city’s 216 area code and a nod to Interstate 71 North.

“Covering up Cleveland tattoos is crazy,” one commenter wrote.

“MGK is known for his various tattoos and even his Cleveland tattoos. Covering all that and going black is crazy and strange to me,” a second follower expressed his opinion.

Another said: “I had an emotional attachment to those tattoos.”

“The sob I just let out of my mouth,” a fourth fan joked.

“I can’t imagine how much that must have hurt,” several people with a similar sentiment commented.

Another person joked: “The man actually got a crop top tattooed.”

Other viewers accused MGK, who has long faced criticism for everything from his eccentric style even changing musical genres to be successful, or getting a tattoo to change the color of your skin.

“Kells wanted to be accepted by the rap community, that’s why he turned black,” one hater wrote.

“Is Machine Gun Kelly black now?” asked another.

“Bro wants to say the N-word so bad,” a third boldly stated, and someone else added: “Ok I can’t defend this guy anymore.”

MGK’s next release is believed to be a rap album, although he has yet to reveal an official release date.