Machine Gun Kelly teams with Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst for 'Fix Ur Face'

Machine Gun Kelly unleashed his violent new single, Fix Ur Face a full throttle collaboration with Limp Bizkit frontman, Fred Durst.

The song combines the 1990s nu-metal grit with the modern alternative hit that MGK has had so far, being one of the toughest songs the artist has released so far.

Durst plays an energy performance that is a throwback to the early days of band initiated in 1994.

The black-and-white graphic of the music video was premiered in MTV Live, MTVU and Paramount Times Square billboards. 

It was directed by longtime collaborator Sam Cahill and shot in various cities during the tour of the MGK, the Lost Americana, including Berlin, London, Prague and Los Angeles. 

The image is a visual representation of the pandemonium of living on the road-full crowds, damp places and the confusion between performer and spectator.

MGK wrote the song and recorded it with his close creative team, which included SlimXX, BazeXX, RookXX, Nick Long and No Love For The Middle Child. 

The project saw the creation of a large scale mural by street artists Lugosis and Strato in Berlin, and character art designed by Slawn Olaolu, clipped in the video.

Fix Ur Face was initially teased by MGK on the European leg of his record and later a snippet was performed in Australia, which led to fan anticipation. 

The 36-year-old rapper has known Durst over ten years, having performed alongside him in 2014.

It is pertinent to mention that the Lost Americana tour comes back to the United States with the help of Wiz Khalifa on May 15.