#GOOD AM MAC MILLER TOUR MAC#

So early in his career in fact that he didn't even have his own DJ. We're talking The Highlife,В and K.I.D.S.В Mac.

#GOOD AM MAC MILLER TOUR MAC#

This is early early early Mac Miller days. The second was for Mike Posner, Wale, and TМ¶hМ¶eМ¶ М¶BМ¶eМ¶aМ¶tМ¶lМ¶eМ¶sМ¶ Chiddy Bang. Back in 2009-2010 when we were doing Back To Stool and Stoolapalooza tours Dave, Gaz, Jenna Marbles, and I somehow lined up Mac Miller to open up.

Not to make this about me whatsoever but something super cool that I think old school stoolies will appreciate because I know how much I do. On this birthday, I hope that you get everything that you want, everything that you think you want, everything you didnвЂ™t want or didnвЂ™t ask forвЂ¦I hope you get all of that. I really wish I could hear the soundtrack to where youвЂ™re at that you would create because IвЂ™m pretty sureВ thatвЂ™sВ intense, extreme. I hope that wherever you are, youвЂ™re still changing peopleвЂ™s lives. And goodness, IвЂ™m happy that IвЂ™ve gotten to know you and spend this time with you because your life changed my life. IвЂ™ve been taking your advice - sitting down and letting it happen, extremely sitting down and letting it happen. I hope that wherever you are, itвЂ™s funny. I hope that you can see further than youвЂ™ve ever seen before. I hope that on your birthday, the clarity, and places and spaces that youвЂ™ve always wanted to go to, see and feel - I hope that you feel that infinitely. Here, his friends and colleagues sign this digital birthday card with their wishes for and memories of Mac on what would have been the start of his 30th year. Indeed, the internet is ripe with tales about and tributes to MillerвЂ™s kindness, light, and generosity, from putting emerging acts on his major tours to making memorable birthday celebrations for himself and others. вЂњNobody that I know can say anything bad about him,вЂќ Ty Dolla $ign told Rolling Stone after MacвЂ™s death in September of 2018.

He was set to go on tour with his good friend and fellow artist Thundercat and was making some of the most ambitious music of his career. At age 26, Mac was approaching a matured and self-assured phase of his life - something often associated with entering your thirties. HeвЂ™s never preachy, though: He sounds refreshed and rejuvenated, like someone who has been going for daily walks, eating veggies and drinking fruit smoothies every day.Rolling Stone - In an interview published a month before he passed away, Mac Miller told Rolling Stone that heвЂ™d been working out, living authentically, and letting go of things he could not control. 'Everybody saying I need rehab/ So IвЂ™m speeding with a blindfold on/ It wonвЂ™t be long before they watching me crash/ And they donвЂ™t wanna see that,' he raps, thanking the people that got him through the toughest time of his life. On 'God Speed', the albumвЂ™s standout track, he pays tribute to the close friends in his Most Dope Family, especially his right hand man Q, and itвЂ™s genuinely touching. The interlude before 'God Speed' includes a voicemail from his brother, checking in on him at a low point in his life, and later on in the song, he admits: 'White lines be numbing them dark times/ Them pills that IвЂ™m popping, I need to man up/ Admit itвЂ™s a problem, I need a wake up/ Before one morning, I donвЂ™t wake up.' ItвЂ™s funny to hear a 23-year-old who just kicked his habit and could be considered a kid himself refer regretfully to 'all the kids doing drugs' on 'In the Bag', but Mac has enough of his sense of humor intact to keep the album from playing like a D.A.R.E. 'IвЂ™ve seen some motherfucking shit,' he warns on 'Two Matches'.

Lyrically, Mac offers a music industry 'Scared Straight'. Miller said he recorded 400 songs for Watching, and sometimes you couldnвЂ™t help but wonder about the selection process ( 'Objects in the Mirror'?) but on GO:OD AM, heвЂ™s learned to self-edit. The beats on GO:OD AM have a New York, boom-bap feel, with lots of jazz samples and harder drums, and itвЂ™s both more varied and more upbeat, from the trap-sounding beats of 'When in Rome' or the Chief Keef-featuring 'Cut the Check' to love songs like 'ROS' or the Miguel collaboration 'The Weekend'. Getting through the 16 tracks on Blue Slide Park was like an endurance test, and even the deeper and much-improved Watching Movies started to sound interchangeable before it ended. From start to finish, this is his most refined and well put-together project.

Good am mac miller tour