Hip-Hop Reacts To The Death Of Mac Miller
Mac Miller passed away on Friday of an apparent overdose. Almost immediately, fans and hip-hop artists alike began paying their respects to Miller, his artistry and him generally being a good human being.
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Collaborators such as The Internet, fellow Pittsburgh native Wiz Khalifa, tour mate Chance The Rapper and others such as J.Cole, Kehlani, Solange and more have given their condolences.
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In his career, Miller released five albums including, Blue Slide Park, Watching Movies with the Sound Off, GO:OD AM, The Divine Feminine and Swimming. He also released a multitude of mixtapes including the popular K.I.D.S. and Best Day Ever.
Miller was 26 years old. RIP.
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