Machine Gun Kelly has unleashed his latest single, "Cliché," and fans are absolutely torn over it. Released on May 23, this track and its accompanying music video have ignited a fierce debate among listeners.

The 35-year-old musician, whose real name is Colson Baker, has taken a noticeable shift in musical style. Compared to his prior hip-hop and rock vibes, "Cliché" leans heavily into pop, prompting mixed reactions regarding its sound.

In the song's opener, MGK croons: 'Tell me, would you stay with me? Baby, we could make this home / You should run away with me / Even if you're better off alone.' This lyrical sentiment has sparked critiques from some who deem the track 'boring' and 'corny.'

Social media users have wasted no time sharing their opinions. One commenter on X, formerly known as Twitter, remarked, 'MGK's music isn't even bad; it's just the most sterile, generic version of alternative stereotypes that could play at Target—it's so uninspired!'

Another user argued, 'I think MGK could make good music, but he just tries too hard to fit into genres, and it sounds corny each time.' It seems not everyone is on board, as one Instagram user bluntly stated, 'This is horrible music.' Yet, there were contrasting opinions as well.

In a surprising twist, numerous fans dubbed the song the 'sound of summer' and labeled it a 'bop.' One enthusiastic supporter declared, 'If liking MGK's new song 'Cliché' makes me cringe, call me KING CRINGE. That tune's infectious!'

Another replied, 'I'm a fan of the new MGK song,' while a third noted, 'Cliché sounds like it’s borrowed from somewhere else—the beat and melody ring a bell. Oh, wait... it’s the essence of summer!'

This release comes on the heels of a major personal upheaval for MGK, as he recently went through a breakup with actress Megan Fox. Reports suggest that their five-year relationship ended during Thanksgiving in a holiday getaway to Vail, Colorado. An insider mentioned that Megan is now focused on her upcoming motherhood, after welcoming their daughter in March.

With fans divided, one thing is clear: MGK's 'Cliché' is the talk of the town, and only time will reveal whether it will be remembered as a summer hit or a misstep in his career.