He talked about his forthcoming album, “Tickets to My Downfall,” due out in July, which hurtles away from rap and toward pop-punk, which he regarded as progress.
Leaning back into a banquette with his feet on the table, his eyes went sleepy and his voice slurred. “Will they let you on the plane?” a publicist asked. At the bar he sipped his way through five shots of mezcal, one of them seasoned with a scorpion. On the drive over, he had smoked a cannoli-sized blunt. “I’m just high and in a vibe,” he told the bartender. Davidson, in which he has a supporting role.Ī few hours before a flight to Cleveland to see his 10-year-old daughter’s volleyball game, he detoured to La Biblioteca, an underground tequila bar near Grand Central Terminal, for a mezcal tasting.
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Baker spent a few nights in New York City promoting “Big Time Adolescence,” a movie starring Mr. That split between Colson Baker, introspective stoner, and Machine Gun Kelly, rap devil, surfaced in early March, when Mr.
“If that doesn’t tell that super-insecure person inside of me that like, ‘Yo, just being yourself is good enough,’ I don’t know what else could.” Cannoli-Sized Blunts “I’m one who’s been driven by a hunger for respect forever, since I was the only white boy in a rap cipher battling to make a name for myself,” Mr. Instead of calling him a fake, a softy, a poser - the occupational hazards of white rappers, perhaps - fans have responded with countless ❤️ and 🔥emojis, and pleas to upload the songs onto Spotify. His label has told him that these off-the-sweatshirt-cuff posts have attracted more online engagement than any of his professionally shot and edited videos.
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