MGK Calls Exclusion From Viral 'White Rapper Mount Rushmore' 'Blasphemy'

Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) has voiced his displeasure over being excluded from a viral graphic depicting a 'White Rapper Mount Rushmore,' which features Eminem, Mac Miller, Paul Wall, and Russ. He declared the omission 'blasphemy' on social media, sharing a freestyle video to assert his worthiness for inclusion based on his career achievements and success in the music industry. While Eminem's spot on the list is largely accepted, the inclusion of Mac Miller, Paul Wall, and Russ has sparked debate among fans about their respective contributions to hip-hop. MGK's recent genre shifts to pop-punk and rock have led some to question his rap credentials, while others defend his place in the conversation based on his earlier success in rap. The meme has ignited discussions on what criteria should define a 'Mount Rushmore' figure in hip-hop, highlighting the complexities of legacy and recognition in the genre. As the dialogue unfolds, MGK remains adamant about his significance in the white rapper narrative.