Mk.Gee's “DNM” Craze: Fans Can't Get Enough
Mk.Gee's ongoing tour has taken a unique turn, with his song "DNM" becoming an unexpected centerpiece of his shows. Fans across multiple cities have noticed a trend—Mk.Gee is playing "DNM" not just once or twice, but sometimes five, six, or even more times per performance! On Reddit, users from Nashville, Dallas, and other cities have shared their excitement, with some even saying Mk.Gee played the track 9 or 10 times in a single night. One fan from Nashville commented, "I swear I think he played it like 5 times," while another from DC mentioned, "5 times in DC last night :)".
This phenomenon has quickly become a staple of his concerts. Mk.Gee leans into the energy, telling the crowd things like, "I'll play this all night," encouraging the wild repetition. It's clear the audience is eating it up, with pits breaking out during "DNM" in some cities, as a Reddit user shared: "Technically 10 and that shit was WILD, did not expect a pit during DNM 😭."
But the "DNM" loop isn't the only surprise of Mk.Gee's tour. The encore has consistently featured Mk.Gee transforming his guitar to sound like a flute, covering the iconic "My Heart Will Go On" by Celine Dion. It’s a playful and unexpected twist that leaves the audience both amused and amazed.
The trend might have roots in Mk.Gee's earlier shows, with some fans suggesting that the love for "DNM" has been growing steadily. In Philadelphia, one Redditor mentioned that he played it twice in response to the crowd's enthusiasm, "He said it was the first time that they had encore’d it. Not sure if that’s true but I guess that could have started a trend lol!"
With all this buzz around "DNM," fans are not just talking about it—they're wearing it. We’re now selling T-shirts with the phrase "Play DNM Again" Whether you're a fan who's seen Mk.Gee perform the track back-to-back or just love the idea of endless "DNM" loops, these shirts are the perfect way to commemorate the show.
Fans are eagerly anticipating more of these unique shows, with some hoping to set records for the number of times "DNM" is played. As one fan from Toronto quipped, "We going for the record in Toronto." Given the enthusiasm, who knows just how many times "DNM" will play next!
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