The American rapper, 33, also known as Colson Baker, was stopped by the racing driver-turned-broadcaster for a gridwalk interview before Sunday's race. The unlikely duo engaged in conversation for a two-minute chat filled with awkward pauses, leading to MGK eventually storming away from an embarrassed Brundle, 64.<br /><br />MACHINE GUN KELLY stormed off from his interview with Martin Brundle on Sky Sports at the Brazilian Grand Prix.<br /><br />The American rapper was in Sao Paulo for Formula One when he spoke to Brundle in what fans have labeled the "most awkward interview ever".<br /><br />Brundle, who is well known for his entertaining gridwalk interviews, grabbed Kelly for a chat before the race.<br /><br />But things got off to an awkward start when the British reporter asked how things were going in the superstar's career.<br /><br />Kelly batted away the question, saying: "My career? I don't think about my career. I don't think about it."<br /><br />And it only got more awkward when he asked the Sky Sports interviewer to join him for a live air guitar and air piano session.<br /><br />Brundle uncomfortably declined by saying: "No there's millions [of people watching]. You do it!<br /><br />"I can't do it, I can't do it. I probably need to get on because we've got some people to see."<br /><br />Machine Gun Kelly was left furious that he didn't join him in a peculiar jam session and stormed off from the interview and away from the camera.<br /><br />Brundle joked as he moved on that the Hollywood star may not be his biggest fan after the interaction.<br /><br />He said: "Something tells me I won't be on his Christmas card list."<br /><br />Fans watching on from home were left confused by the interview and couldn't believe just how awkward it was.<br /><br />One said: "That was properly awkward! I don’t think it was Martin either!"<br /><br />While another added: "THE MOST awkward interview EVEEEEERRRRR."<br /><br />A third commented: "An absolute embarrassment."<br /><br />Max Verstappen went on to win the subsequent race.<br />
