Machine Gun Kelly's Life in Pink

So first off, im not a mgk fan. But i went into it open minded bc i just want the guy to do something well. So far no luck. The rap part is interesting but its really just the home videos i like the most bc you get to see him pre fame which really begs a lot of questions like what happened and does money change people? The answer come quickly as you see him in the now and live performances and you say oh drugs and money and yes, yes it does change people.

The rest of the info given to you through a very one sided opinion is nothing we didnt already know from media and gossip news. Just spoon fed to you as kelly wants you to see it. I didnt like that at all.

All in all if your a fan of his its a good docu movie, but if your not its a waste. Production was well done so ill give it a solid 5. For real they put money into it you can tell. Outside that, just google search and you'll get all the same info from wiki.

I just saw MGK in Toronto and had so much fun. Everyone was talking about this doc so I thought I'd check it out. I think the people who are bashing this are the same people that have a problem with him changing up his sound. If you're not a fan that's okay, but then just peace out. I enjoyed it, the music was awesome, the behind the scenes was cool. I appreciated his honesty. And I'm so jealous of his pink hair.

This movie felt like it connected to the artist rather than the label controlling everything. Machine gun Kelly and his relations with megan fox and his daughter, his father, his daughter and friends. It was an honest ride and everyone should watch before hating on the artist for the decisions he made in the past.

MGKs music then and now is amazing and this documentary only gives you a glimpse of his life but enough to see he doesn't deserve all the hatred that's thrown his way. He loves his fans, since day one it's been about his fans and still is today. Love him and hope he never stops making music.

Very well made documentary. I respect his honesty and his drive to be better. There are great lessons to be leaned in this story and hopefully even the haters can get something out of this.