Corpse Husband Is Gearing Up To Release A Song With Machine Gun Kelly
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Featured Image Credit: Vallavt (via Twitter) / Corpse Husband
If you've been on TikTok at all, or even YouTube the past six months, you'll probably know who Corpse Husband is. The YouTuber, streamer, musician is everywhere at the moment from merch drops to music drops to being best mates with Jacksepticeye and Sykunno on Among Us streams. Now the artist and man of mystery is working on a song with Machine Gun Kelly that is coming out this week.
Machine Gun Kelly and Corpse Husband have announced that the single they're releasing is called Daywalker but that's about all the details we have at the moment. Releasing tomorrow (March 12), the cover art for the song shows a significant amount of blood on a tiled floor with two teeth in the middle. Mysterious but also almost definitely within the 'it's not a phase mum' emo aesthetic of the artists' demeanours.
Both artists have posted on Twitter announcing the artwork and the collab using different emojis that give us a little hint of what the song is about. Machine Gun Kelly goes with a hammer, a tooth, and a drop of blood, while Corpse Husband displays a bat and an exclamation mark. The teeth, bat, and blood give me real vampire vibes, don't you agree?
MGK X CORPSE
DAYWALKER!
Out this Friday :exclamation: pic.twitter.com/7F7RWhHWaR
- Corpse Husband (@Corpse_Husband) March 9, 2021
Corpse Husband's music has been all the rage since he started appearing in Among Us games with other notable streaming figures like Jackspeticeye, Disguised Toast, Valkyrae, Pokimane, Sykunno, and more. The very low and reverberating voice he has is incredibly recognisable and it's a large feature of his music. You've probably heard his song E-Girls Are Ruining My Life if you're still unfamiliar with his name - here's a link to jog your memory.
DAYWALKER!
feat. @Corpse_Husband
this friday
:hammer: pic.twitter.com/xkN9w4AHmX
- blonde don (@machinegunkelly) March 9, 2021
Machine Gun Kelly on the other hand is a little more in the mainstream consciousness rather than an online personality. The singer's biggest song might be his collaboration with Camila Cabello, Bad Things.
