Popular musicians often appear in films. For example, Kid Cudi and Ariana Grande starred in Netflix’s high-profile 2021 film Don’t Look Up. And at the end of March 2022, it became known that the rapper would continue to work with streaming but already as a director. Kid Cudi is planning to make a comedy called Teddy. In mid-April, it was revealed that another music star was about to present her directorial debut. On May 20, Machine Gun Kelly will premiere. True, while the picture will be shown only in the United States. In the meantime, the creators have published a full-fledged trailer for the upcoming film on the MGK YouTube channel.
The name of the painting Good Mourning is based on the game of two expressions: “good morning” and “mourning.”
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The rapper’s comedy tells the story of movie star London Clash, who stars in Good Bad People. One morning he receives a message from his beloved with the phrase Good Mourning. Thus, Apple decided to part ways with her partner. From that moment on, life in London is turned upside down. The situation of the hero is aggravated by the fact that the day after the breakup, he has an important meeting with the director of Batman. London will have to deal with betrayal, go through many adventures with his roommates-adventurers and, finally, make a choice between true love and the main role in a major film.
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From the trailer, it is difficult to understand how the events in the film will develop, but it is safe to say that the picture is filled with madness, many jokes, and funny scenes. By the way, Colson Baker not only directed the picture but also played a major role in it. In the trailer, you can see the musician in the image of the London Clash. Together with him, Mod Sun also shot the tape – the singer also played one of the roles in the upcoming film.
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