Machine Gun Kelly Defends Razor Blade-Shaped Guitar Amid Backlash

The musician says the controversial design is an ode to his album and his 'crazy' 20s, while also making headlines for a hefty offer to football player Travis Kelce.

• Machine Gun Kelly has faced backlash over a razor blade-shaped guitar he designed with Schecter Guitars, with critics suggesting it potentially glorifies self-harm.
• The musician defended his design, stating it was an ode to his album 'Tickets To My Downfall' and his 'crazy' 20s, and expressed disappointment at how people perceive him.
• MGK also recently made headlines for offering Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce $500,000 to leave his current team and play for the Cleveland Browns.
• The controversial guitar, named 'Razor Blade', is made from solid basswood and features a metallic scratchplate, giving the impression it is made of solid metal.
• The Razor Blade guitar is available for purchase, priced at $1,499 (£1,179).

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