Machine Gun Kelly Is Being Called Out For “Fetishizing” And “Degrading” Black Women After His Sexually Explicit Comments From A Resurfaced Interview Went Viral

Machine Gun Kelly is facing harsh criticism online after offensive comments he made about Black women and oral sex resurfaced across social media this week.

The resurfaced video clip, which is from a 2012 interview at the BET Awards, sees MGK — whose real name is Colson Baker — making a series of sexually inappropriate statements about Black women.

The interviewer speaking to Colson is a Black woman herself, and has since reportedly taken to Twitter to defend the artist, who was around 22 at the time.

During the interview, she gives Colson a hug before saying, “You recently tweeted that you like chocolate milk… I’m chocolate, you know.”

Colson goes on to make reference to his Black child Casie, whom he shares with ex-girlfriend Emma Cannon — though makes a series of disturbing sexual remarks about Black women more broadly in the same sentence.

“My child’s Black,” he replies, before adding a moment later: “Black girls give the best head.”

The interviewer says, “Usually we’re told that we don’t,” to which Colson replies, “This is what y’all do. Y’all either give the best head, or you say you don’t give head.”

“White girls, they just give head, you know… Most of y’all [Black girls] say, ‘I don’t do that unless you’re my man,’” he says, imitating Black women.

“You just need to show your skills, ‘cause Black girls give the best head, 100%,” he adds.

At this point, a Black woman who is standing nearby apparently walks away after hearing Colson’s offensive comments. The video cuts to blank, with the following text appearing on screen: “Of course the Black woman behind me gets offended and walks away.”

But in response to seeing her take offense to his comments, Colson goes on to insult the woman, using a series of derogatory remarks.

Colson says, “Bitch, walk the fuck away then you fucking dirty dick bitch.”

“Ew, bitch,” he continues. “Weak ass dress and fake ass Louis Vuitton purse. I’ll go in on this bitch.”

“Hair all fucked up, lipstick smeared everywhere, fuck outta here. You look like you just got done giving head,” he adds.

He then turns his attention back to the camera and interviewer, saying: “But anyway, motherfucker, that’s all that needs to happen man… You just need to embrace the blowjobs.”

Alice added, “why, as a white man, would you ever talk like this? fetishizing black women and in such a disrespectful way!? … apologize for this @machinegunkelly this was beyond disgusting.”

In a similar vein, another user condemned Colson for “sexualizing a whole group of marginalized [people]” with his remarks.

Several people went on to note that Colson’s own daughter — as he points out himself — is Black, and expressed their confusion at the artist’s nonchalant sexualization of Black women with this in mind.

Others added that Colson’s comments are all the more uncomfortable given that the interview took place during the BET Awards, an award show established by the Black Entertainment Television Network, which celebrates the success of Black actors, musicians, and sports stars in the entertainment industry.