Machine Gun Kelly looks like the ultimate rockstar as he grabs lunch in Los Angeles

He recently earned the top spot on the Billboard Hot 200 chart, following the release of his fifth studio album Tickets to My Downfall.

And Machine Gun Kelly looked like the ultimate rockstar on Monday afternoon as he grabbed lunch in Los Angeles.

The edgy musician, 30, was joined by his daughter Casie, 10, and his best pal Mod Sun.

Machine Gun Kelly, born Richard Colson Baker, had on a pair of eye-catching distressed denim jeans that were covered in various doodles and paint splatters.

He tucked his unique bottoms into a pair of bright white combat boots with black laces that he tied around his ankles. 

The Bloody Valentine hitmaker puts his vast tattoo collection on display by throwing on a semi-sheer black tee.

His signature bleach blonde hair, which is currently cut into a mohawk, looked noticeably unstyled and it flowed about in the breeze as he walked.

Kelly charged down the sidewalk carrying his essential belongings in a black designer backpack.

He had a chain attached to his belt loops that coordinated with the chains around his neck and wrists.

The singer-songwriter got behind the wheel of his purple luxurious Aston Martin.

Casie, whom Kelly shares with ex Emma Cannon, kept casual for her day out with dad in a pair of grey leggings and a plain white tee.

She completed the look by throwing her curly brown hair into a ponytail and slipping her feet into a pair of fluffy slide sandals.

ModSun, who used to date actress Bella Thorne, had his bright green hair on display during Monday’s lunch with Kelly and Casie. 

Machine Gun Kelly’s outing on Monday came just hours after he appeared on stage at the 46th Annual People’s Choice Awards on Sunday night.

The Lonely singer, who was one of the evening’s many presenters, showcased his killer fashion sense on the socially-distanced red carpet.

The 6foot4inch stud donned a teal leather jacket that matched his pair of fitted trousers.

He layered the fashion forward jacket over a black and white patterned turtleneck sweater.

Machine Gun Kelly’s hair was slicked back and he decked out his nails in pink and black polish.  

He oozed confidence as he took to the stage and even flashed ‘Rock on’ hand signs at the cameras during his bit.

The artist’s confidence is beyond justified being that his album Tickets to My Downfall debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart in September.

For Tickets to My Downfall, Machine Gun Kelly ditched the rap persona that made him famous and switched to a pop-punk inspired sound.

When he is not busy creating new music for his devout fanbase, he is spending quality time with girlfriend and actress Megan Fox, 34.

The couple first met last year while shooting their upcoming feature film Midnight in the Switchgrass with director and pal Randall Emmett.

The film also stars Emile Hirsch, Hollywood veteran Bruce Willis, and Sylvester Stallone’s daughter Sistine.

Megan also later appeared as the video vixen in Kelly’s music video for his hit single Bloody Valentine, which required the pair to be former lovers. 

Megan and Machine Gun Kelly did not take their relationship to a romantic level until May of this year, following Megan’s split from husband of 10-years, Brian Austin Green.

Green and Fox, who wed in 2010, share three sons, Noah Shannon, eight, Bodhi Ransom, six, and Journey, four.

Although their split started out amicable, tension has been brewing between the former couple for the past several months. 

‘Megan and Brian have taken a turn for the worse because Megan can be unpredictable and inconsistent, which is a big reason that they separated in the first place,’ a source recently told US Weekly.

‘She can be very hot and cold, hard to keep track of and difficult to deal with,’ they went on.

However, things have been difficult for Brian since Megan has been dating rapper Machine Gun Kelly.

It was reportedly ‘an issue for Brian, then it wasn’t’ but has recently become a ‘more sensitive’ topic.

It comes after Megan slammed the 47-year-old actor for sharing a snap of their youngest son on Instagram in a post on Instagram. 

The Transformers star questioned why Journey was not cropped out of the shot and claimed it was a tactic to highlight Brian as the better parent.

Commenting on the post, she wrote: ‘I had a great Halloween with them yesterday, and yet notice how absent they are from my social media.

‘I know you love your kids, but I don’t know why you can’t stop using them to posture via Instagram 

‘You’re so intoxicated with feeding the pervasive narrative that I’m an absent mother, and you are the perennial, eternally dedicated dad of the year. You have them half of the time.’

She added: ‘Congratulations you truly are a remarkable human! Why do you need the internet to echo back to you what should be inexhaustibly evident in the way your children love you?’

Brain took down the original photo before uploading a new one with Journey cropped out.