Machine Gun Kelly zip lines across Cleveland stadium on ‘Mainstream Sellout’ gig

Machine Gun Kelly surprised his fans as he returned to Cleveland last week with a high-energy show in his hometown.

On Saturday night, while performing the closing gig of the Mainstream Sellout tour in his hometown, the Bad Things crooner, 32, zip-lined the length of an entire football field at FirstEnergy Stadium.

MGK, whose real name is Colson Barker, shared the wild stunt video on his Instagram handle and captioned it as, “til I die.”

The clip showed the rapper ziplining in orange pants and a black tank top above a crowd of cheering Ohio fans.

“It was his idea and was executed in less than 24 hours,” a source close to the rapper told the media outlet.

“The zip line was erected that day to take him from the top of the Browns’ stadium across 50,000 fans to the opposite side of the field,” the insider explained.

“He announced to the audience that up until a few hours before the show he was told it couldn’t be done,” the source added. “It was a thrilling moment from any angle as you can see from the many videos circulating.”