triplefatgoose:

Mac Miller has more mass appeal than oxygen.   If you were to ask hip-hop fans right now if they would rather breathe in a mouth full of air, or suffocate while listening to Mac Miller, 9 out of10 would opt for the latter.  The 19 year-old rapper from Pittsburgh has already achieved more in his career than most rappers do by 40.  Having laid down tracks with some of the most legendary producers in the game (DJ Premier, Just Blaze, 9^th Wonder), Miller was featured as one of XXL’s 2011 Freshmen.  Most of these accomplishments would overwhelm your average MC, but Mac Miller’s appeal stems from his ability to deliver.  He grew up as an underground rap fan, but has become a crossover artist whose style satisfies both commercial and underground listeners alike.  It’s a shame that listeners and critics tend to focus on his skin color.  He doesn’t take on an angry Eminem or Jedi Mind Tricks white guy flow, nor the well annunciated, zany Aesop Rock flow, another popular white rapper.  Mac Miller raps like Mac Miller.  He is very much his own MC and doesn’t often dwell on race in his music. 

Another reason for Mac’s appeal? How much fun he seems to be having.  His flow is a bit raspy, laid back, and generally optimistic.  He is like a swaggered out Beach Boy – always smiling in his videos, rapping about partying, living life, smoking weed, and getting girls.  Miller has some of hip-hop’s most important figures on his side, so he really has no reason to stress.  Wiz Khalifa, Wale, Phonte, and Chiddy Bang are just a few of the artists that Miller has shared a track or two with.  Just like when Americans (thought they) wanted a president who they could have a beer with, hip hop fans want a rapper they can have a blunt with.  The kid smokes more weed in one recording session than an entire crowd at Woodstock.   Miller has the support and talent he needs to be comfortable in the hip-hop game for years to come, and he’ll be rapping happy smoking weed until the world ends. 

I highly enjoy choosing mac miller over oxygen.

Freaks and Geeks by Childish Gambino

I recently starting watching Community and my obsessive nature led me to do extensive research on all of the actors because that’s what I do when I like something. So I found out that Donald Glover has released like four albums under the pseudonym Childish Gambino; I downloaded all of them. After two days its become the second most scrobbled thing on my last.fm after Mac Miller. What can I say I’m a sucker for rappers with squeaky voices and dope beats.

Love is a trip, but fucking is a trip

Are their Asian girls here? Minority Report

Put your team on the map, Blake Griffin on the court

Niggas biting off my track, need a knife and a fork

;) - The Sugar

Donald Trump By Mac Miller

Oh my God, why is he so fucking cool? I’m currently listening to his entire album mixtape and it reminds me of summer and doing dumb things with your friends. Y’all should check out his new mixtape, Best Day Ever because it’s incredibly dope shit.

Bitches hating on him, ‘cause he started out here locally

Hopefully, I’ll be at the top soon

For now, I’m at my house on the couch, watching cartoons

;) - The Sugar

Zhane and I are jizzing over Mac Miller. Zhane would let him put his sperm inside her, as quoted. He’s got the downs, but we love him. He has a tattoo that says “No Woman, No Cry”. Such a boss.

This is going to be very short. There has been an amazing revival of Mac Miller around my friends recently. First my friend Addy was like “you need to listen to this song kool aid and frozen pizza by Mac Miller.” And I’m like ok… the name sounded familiar, but I couldn’t find anything in my library saying that I knew the young rapper.

I youtube the shit. THEN I REALIZED. I already knew this song. HOW? Because Kids is one of my all time favorite movie as everyone knows and every time you googled “KIDS” Mac Miller comes up. Kids to make Mac Miller is:

Is it just me or should he be blowing up way more than he is now? He puts me in the mindset of a Kid Kudi or what Sam Adams WISHES he was? Blah he’s so much cooler. I think he should be more famous than so many of the horrible rappers out there now. It makes me sad.

Kicking. Incredily. Dope. Shit.

-Tally, The Spice

Nikes On My Feet  by Mac Miller

I’m not a huge rap/hip-hop fan, but a couple weeks ago my friend Adrian introduced me to Mac Miller and I instantaneously fell in love. His music has an old hip-hop feel to it that I can appreciate and hopefully you can appreciate it too. 

You at the mall getting dinner in the food court

I’m at L.A eating 22 course

Young boss bitch money in my pockets

I got a closet filled with shoeboxes. 

;) - The Sugar