Machine Gun Kelly has unveiled his latest single “Fix Ur Face,” teaming up with Fred Durst for a hard-hitting collaboration that leans heavily into the spirit of classic nü-metal. Featuring a peak performance from the LIMP BIZKIT vocalist, the track blends the grit and grind of the ’90s sound with MGK’s modern, genre-blurring approach. The accompanying music video made its broadcast debut across MTV Live, MTVU, and on the Paramount Times Square billboards.
“Fix Ur Face” was written, produced, and performed alongside MGK’s longtime collaborators SlimXX, BazeXX, RookXX, Nick Long, and No Love For The Middle Child. The result is a track that pushes forward with a raw, cross-generational energy, standing apart from much of today’s alternative landscape.
Directed by Sam Cahill, the official video captures that energy in motion. Shot in black and white across Berlin, Dublin, Düsseldorf, London, Prague, Cologne, Nashville, and Los Angeles during the “Lost Americana” tour, it documents a string of unfiltered fan moments around the world. Packed crowds, constant motion, and no separation between artist and audience. It’s loud, physical, and immediate, channeling the spirit and intensity that define MGK and Fred Durst. The visual world is further shaped by street artists Lugosis and Strato, who created the wall mural in Berlin, while Slawn Olaolu designed the character face and jackets featured in the video.
Fans first got a taste of the song during the European leg of MGK’s “Lost Americana” tour. He later performed a snippet during his recently completed Australian run, fueling anticipation ahead of its official release. The collaboration also reflects a long-standing connection between MGK and Durst, who have shared stages multiple times over the past decade, including MGK’s 2014 tour alongside LIMP BIZKIT.
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