Halsey teases 'Forget Me Too' music video for Machine Gun Kelly collaboration: 'Almost died for this'
The highly-anticipated collaboration with Halsey and Machine Gun Kelly has finally arrived and has been confirmed to get its own music video. According to her recent Instagram post, it looks like Halsey took some intense strain of sorts for which she claimed she "almost died."
Alongside a behind-the-scenes photo of the shoot showing Halsey in the dressing room, the singer wrote in her caption, "Almost died for this music video y’all better love it 😵😵😵 @machinegunkelly." Check out her new Instagram snap here.
Fans showed a lot of concern for the star about her message. "Are you okay baby?" asked one fan while another said, "Ashley you gotta promise us you won’t die, cause we need you🥺."
One fan wrote, "how many broken bones this time?" in reference to a bizarre incident in 2017 when Halsey encouraged Fifth Harmony to "break a leg" before their performance and subsequently broke her own foot.
"Take Care of yourself! Stop spoiling us!" added another fan.
One fan shared their excitement for the video, saying, "Of course we’ll love it!! It’s MACHINE GUN KELLY AND HALSEY!!!!! 🖤🤘🔥" Other fans encouraged Halsey with comments like, "Honey we always love your music no matter waht just please do not die on us" and "of course we like ❤️😍 queen🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷💜💜💜💜💜💜💜."
For many fans, the new track with Machine Gun Kelly, titled 'Forget Me Too', has been a long wait. 'Forget Me Too' features on MGK's new album, 'Tickets To My Downfall'. Since the album’s release, 'Forget Me Too' has become one of the most popular tracks on the rapper's LP. The song has reached 6 million streams on Spotify and is currently one of MGK’s top songs on the streaming platform.
In a recent interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe, MGK spoke about Halsey's appearance on the track almost happening by chance. “Bro, I almost felt like she was randomly passing your studio when I called her,” he said. “Because remember, she pulled up in 30 seconds. She was there in 30 seconds. So I think we were really lucky, man.”
MGK also added that it took Halsey a matter of mere minutes to write her verse for the song. “It took her five minutes to write that verse, I could tell you that much,” he noted. “She was in it. That was the quickest feature session I’ve ever had in my life.”
'Forget Me Too' is also an exciting release for fans as the collaborative pair were also rumored to have been romantically-linked in 2017. Halsey later debunked the relationship, but MGK confirmed in an interview with The Breakfast Club that they weren't dating but had previously been intimate.