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Watch Machine Gun Kelly cover John Mayer’s ‘Waiting On the World to Change’ for his #LockDownSessions

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The self-isolation covers continue... Machine Gun Kelly has shared a cover of John Mayer’s ‘Waiting On the World to Change’ – listen to it below.

Released as part of MGK’s #LockDownSessions, a series of cover songs recorded while the world is in self-isolation due to the coronavirus outbreak, the 12th instalment sees the rapper/rocker put his own spin on John Mayer’s 2006 single.

Taken from the singer-songwriter’s third studio album ‘Continuum’, the song was also used as part of Barack Obama’s historic 2008 presidential campaign.

Besides getting some assistance from frequent collaborators Omer Fedi and Rook, Kelz is also joined by musician Truck Norris.

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