Machine Gun Kelly Loses $100 To Fan Who Made Bet With Sign

Machine Gun Kelly had to cough up $100 (£74) after he lost a bet with a fan. Watch here:

The rapper was performing in Cleveland just before Christmas when a fan held aloft a sign which read: "I bet you $10 I'm taller than you."

The sign caught the attention of the 31-year-old, presumably because it was much higher than all the others, so he decided to take her up on the bet.

Addressing the wagering fan, MGK - who is reportedly 6ft 4ins - said: "I won’t take $10 from you but I'll give you $100 f***ing dollars if you're taller than me."

I mean, when you're his height, it seems a fairly safe bet. But as the lanky fan made her way to the stage, he realised he may have made a mistake.

"Oh f**k, you might actually be taller than me," he said.

The pair went back-to-back, as standard in any 'who's taller' wager, and it appeared that MGK had cleared her by a good couple of inches.

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However, the fan wasn't about to walk off the stage empty-handed and was quick to point out that the musician - real name Colson Baker - had gained an unfair advantage with his big old boots.

Accepting the objection with good grace, he replied: "I think my boots are the reason, you actually might be taller than me. Yeah, I think it's my boots.

"Someone give me $100 real quick just in case."

The pair then went back-to-back once again, and this time around, it was the fan who appeared to be the taller of the two.

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On closer inspection, it seems like MGK may have been slouching a bit - perhaps because his sense of showmanship told him it would be more entertaining if he lost, perhaps because he'd rather share some of his money with a fan, rather than take from them.

Whatever the reason, he coughed up the money and shook hands with his adversary, before handing her another $100 which he seemingly found on the floor.

He said: "I mean, there is another $100 right there, you might as well take it. Merry Christmas."

The moral of the story - always endeavour to make sure the person you're betting against is a celebrity, as they'll likely be rich enough to hand over the dosh even if they won.