Machine Gun Kelly doubles down on Conor McGregor hate after his injury at UFC 329: ‘F*ck this dude’

Machine Gun Kelly has doubled down on his public feud with Conor McGregor following the Irish superstar's devastating knee injury at UFC 329, where McGregor's comeback lasted just 69 seconds. The musician and rapper took to Instagram to reaffirm his dislike of McGregor, refusing to apologize for mocking the injury and continuing a beef that ignited at the 2021 VMA red carpet.

In his posts, MGK referenced past altercations between them, including a physical confrontation during the VMA carpet incident where security separated the two. He criticized McGregor's appearance and performance, claiming footage of their earlier encounter showed him remaining unflinching when McGregor attempted to punch him. "That's how beef works," MGK stated. "We don't like each other."

MGK dismissed suggestions he wouldn't confront McGregor in person, pointing out he already had. He also addressed claims about their similar ages, noting that they "don't age the same" and that his knees remain in good condition. The musician's barrage of insults included remarks about McGregor's appearance and the brevity of his UFC 329 fight, saying the walkout was longer than the bout itself.

McGregor announced plans to undergo surgery for his knee injury but did not disclose specifics. The injury ended his highly anticipated comeback fight dramatically. For MGK, the public feud adds to his history of high-profile beefs in combat sports circles, including a past altercation with UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland at a Power Slap event.