LONDON SHOW SEES COMEDIAN TAKE MICROPHONE FOR RAP TRACK
Pete Davidson, the comedian formerly of Saturday Night Live, recently shared the stage with musician Machine Gun Kelly (MGK), also known as Colson Baker, during his "The Lost Americana Tour" stop in London. Davidson appeared at The O2 Arena and, during MGK's performance of the song "Roll The Windows Up," was handed a microphone and participated in the track. The song, previously titled "Smoke And Drive," is featured on MGK's 2022 EP, Lockdown Sessions. This collaboration adds another layer to the public history between the two entertainers, who have appeared together on stage in other instances.
LONDON PERFORMANCE DETAILS
The London concert, which took place on a Thursday, included other notable moments. MGK's daughter also made an appearance. Prior to Davidson's turn on stage, Julia Wolf, a supporting act on the tour, performed a cover of the Goo Goo Dolls' "Iris." MGK's tour supports his 2025 album.
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HISTORICAL INTERACTIONS AND FRIENDSHIP
This is not the first time Davidson has joined MGK on stage. In September 2023, Davidson made a surprise appearance at a concert at Mohegan Sun Arena in Connecticut. During that appearance, he emerged alongside a young fan, both dressed in a similar fashion to MGK. The two have maintained a visible friendship, with MGK even mentioning Davidson when accepting a Style Icon award at the 12th Annual Fashion Media Awards. In a 2022 interview, Davidson also recalled a period of living with MGK in his "mother's basement," highlighting a period of closer cohabitation. These instances suggest a long-standing rapport beyond their professional engagements.
