Machine Gun Kelly "trusts" his daughter's opinion of his music "more than" his own.

Machine Gun Kelly gets daughter's seal of approval of his music

Machine Gun Kelly gets daughter's seal of approval of his music

The 31-year-old rapper-turned-pop-punk star is gearing up to release his guitar-heavy album, 'Born With Horns', in 2022, which marks his second album with Blink-182's Travis Barker on drums and producing, following 2020's 'Tickets to My Downfall'.

And the 'my ex's best friend' star has revealed he will always get the seal of approval of 12-year-old Casie Baker on his tunes.

Speaking about his little girl - whom he has with ex-girlfriend Emma Cannon - on 'The Kelly Clarkson Show', he said: "I trust her opinion more than I trust my own now.

"Like, she has her finger on the pulse of what's hot, or if I'm doing a song and it's the right one, she'll confirm it."

MGK - whose real name is Colson Baker - recently made a rare public appearance with Casie at the American Music Awards, where they posed together on the red carpet.

The 'Dirt' star - who is in a relationship with actress Megan Fox - also shared his shock at finding out how much his offspring's volleyball tryouts were going to cost him.

He shared: "I just took her to volleyball tryouts.

"I looked at the contract and was like, 'Casie, dude, they're going to pay you $1800 [to play],' and then I looked closer and was like, 'Oh, I have to pay $1800. Right.'"

Teasing his upcoming LP recently, MGK said: "It’s more guitar-heavy. Lyrically, if 'Tickets to My Downfall' was metaphorically high school, then 'Born With Horns' is college. And I think like, in high school, you don’t really have a sense of responsibility, you have a fear of that responsibility, and so you want to explode and use all that energy for f****** off. And then college comes, which is this album, and you are aware of the responsibility and you still know how to have fun, but you understand that there’s a certain duty you have to your life to do something with it. 'Born With Horns' feels like it has an objective or a real lesson that you’re walking away with."