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- #LIGHT ONE FOR MAC MILLER BLUE SLIDE PARK IN THE SKY WE STILL MAC#
He articulates his emotion while painting a mosaic (wrote this in an art gallery lol).
#LIGHT ONE FOR MAC MILLER BLUE SLIDE PARK IN THE SKY WE STILL FULL#
It oozes of positivity and brightness, full of feelings that made Mac’s music beautiful. This whole album is quite forgotten in my opinion and it is absurdly odd. He provides imagery to say that the small things (mic height, a drink) make him feel at peace.
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Such an interesting approach to an introduction, Mac is blunt saying his best work comes from home. It definitely just makes me feel comfortableĪnd I, noticed that, that uh, sometimes I rap with my rollie on
You know like, light a cigarette and walk up to the micĪnd it’s exactly the correct height for me Yeah, you know I love having a studio at home
The first 45 seconds of this are an incredible beat accompanied by Mac talking about feeling comfortable Mac never did anything half heartedly and if that made him a hipster then screw it, I am a hipster too. His lyrics, career shifts and emotions all showed personality and a desire to get better. His self-taught musical talents were crucial to his makeup because he stood out and was unique. In your face constantly, but always accompanied by brilliant lyrics and enchanting music which highlighted his brilliance. People associated him with hipsters, because of his unique approach. Well my crew too live but I ain’t Uncle LukeĪnd I ain’t no hipster, but girl I can make your hips stirĪccused of being a hipster by critics at the time Mac grew annoyed and wanted to make it vehemently clear that he was no hipster. We also see Mac take a defensive stance about his persona in this song. Mac always showed out for his hometown and defend Pittsburgh I loved that about him. That’s right it’s a real place in Pittsburgh, where you can find anything and everything. For example, this song is really a shoutout to Frick Park Market. Not one of my favourites originally, it has grown on me over time. I know you are asking, how could it be fresh to Josh? Sue me I am a horrible person. This once worry-free kid ended up opening up his demons, we saw his ego/figure develop and we saw his rise as a pop culture icon.Īmazingly Frick Park Market is fairly fresh to me. It is amazing listening to this now and comparing the differences in timelines. Lazy and stress free, doing what he wants when he wants. Mac’s success came so quick when he was still so young, but early on he just wanted to be the average teenager. The lyrics insinuate a go with the flow lifestyle which backup my earlier mentor of a worry-free life. This song is an anthem for playing bookie and for those who aim to live their dreams each day. Juvenile Mac Miller is always refreshing as he is worry-free and simply living life freely.
That might change as I groove along through my man’s music, but let’s take this one song at a time. It’s time for part 2 in my Mac Miller series, let the records show that I am sober for the start of this. Ladies and gentlemen, g’day from Dublin, Ireland. I don’t have a computer on my Europe trip, so ya fight me. Disclaimer: This will likely have spelling errors and a mangled sentence here and there.
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