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Machine Gun Kelly Shares Naked Behind-the-Scenes Look at Good Mourning: ‘Did 5 Whole Sit Ups’

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LAS VEGAS, NV – May 15: 2022 BILLBOARD MUSIC AWARDS — Pictured: Machine Gun Kelly arrives to the 2022 Billboard Music Awards held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on May 15, 2022. — (Photo by Christopher Polk/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)

The musician’s new comedy, which also stars his fiancée Megan Fox, is now playing in select theaters and on-demand

Machine Gun Kelly showed off more than just his acting chops for his new comedy Good Mourning.

The 32-year-old musician got naked for a behind-the-scenes look at his big-screen directorial debut on Saturday, all while partly covering himself with a washcloth.

“I did 5 whole sit-ups (and 200 blunts) to prep for my role in Good Mourning. ????????????,” the “Emo Girl” rapper captioned the shot, which he shared on Instagram.

Kelly, who acts in the film under his real name Colson Baker, also shared a photo from one scene involving a water balloon fight. The rapper captured the moment a balloon burst against his cheek, spraying waves of water everywhere.

 

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The rapper also shared plenty of cannabis-friendly content from the set of the stoner comedy, including a shot of himself and co-director Mod Sun squinting in surprise while posing with an enormous joint, complete with a little cartoon face.

“This is your greatest post yet,” Mod Sun wrote in the comments section (He is engaged to Canadian rocker Avril Lavigne, who also makes an appearance in the film as herself).

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Good Mourning follows Kelly’s character London Clash, a movie star who must choose between chasing his one true love or a once-in-a-lifetime movie role. His real-life fiancée Megan Fox also stars as his love interest.

Kelly previously opened up to PEOPLE about working with Fox, sharing that with very little direction, she brought her character Kennedy “to life.”

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