During Mac Miller’s visit to Hot 97 yesterday, he accepted Flex’s request to go digital on the mic. Here’s how he did. Worth watching with the sound on.
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You might’ve missed it, but ’80s teen idol and actor, Corey Feldman appears alongside Mac Miller in his new video, “S.D.S”. While chatting with MTV, Corey spoke on his role and gave a frame by frame breakdown of the clip.
Don’t change that dial or attempt to turn off the sound. Mac Man throws on his cape and saves the day in the first visual off his forthcoming album, Watching Movies With The Sound Off.
Over the smooth production from Mac Miller’s alter-ego, Larry Fisherman, Ab-Soul and Mac Miller reunite for another collaboration. Hopefully, Soulo’s got a new project in the near future.
Produced by Flying Lotus, Mac drops off the first single off his forthcoming, Watching Movies With The Sound Off. “S.D.S. (Somebody Do Something)” will be available on iTunes tonight. Video premieres Wednesday. X
In light of 4/20 yesterday, Mac channels his alter-ego Larry Fisherman and releases a new track. More audios with the likes of Ab-Soul, Freddie Gibbs and more below.
Mac Miller’s turning the big 2-1. In the final episode of his reality TV, he and his Most Dope fam go out with a bang for the celebration. So much for what happens in Vegas staying there. Cheers! Previously: Ep. 5
Produced by Mac Miller’s alter-ego, Larry Fisherman, Ab-Soul and Young Money’s Short Dawg link together for some bubble gum blues. Sweet.
Mac and Most Dope keep the show going as we witness the birth of his alter-go, Larry Lovestein. Here he preps his EP and rides around town recruiting inductees for their new Studio City Warrior bike gang. Previously: Ep. 4
Welcome home Malcom. Mac Miller returns to his Pittsburgh home. While kicking it with his folks, he tries to persuade pops and bro to purchase a movie theater and performs at the University of Pennsylvania. Previously: Ep. 3
Man, this drop from Masspike Miles is seriously smooth from start to finish. The Road Less Traveled totally delivers on that signature R&B vibe, and the production choices across these tracks are just insane. It honestly feels more complete than a lot of full-length albums out right now. Tracks like "Devoted" with Bun B and the title track hit different when you are just cruising around the city late at night. If you are heading out to grab the physical copy or hitting up a late-night listening session across town, trying to flag down reliable taxi services can sometimes be a real hassle, so planning ahead definitely saves the mood. Overall, this project proves why he is such a vital part of the Maybach crew. Definitely keep this one on repeat for a while.