You do understand he didn’t truly think he had all the time in the world. His statement of that essentially oxymoron is made to make you think about the BREVITY of life, not how long it is. This was not a celebration of a long life. This was a depressing lyric made by a human who knows, no matter how short or long he lives, he will die. It is profound, but not sad or meaningful that he died soon after. Many of his other songs delve deeper into this theme more so than just this one line of this song. Don’t read too much into stuff! It’s a more beautiful lyric related to the impending doom of death, and having solace in having all the time you could possibly “want”. Rest In Peace, Mac deserved to be born 200 years later :(
that line always hits me really hard. Because as a guy who struggles with minor depression and severe procrastination it's kinda chilling to hear those words as something I'd definitely say to myself but knowing that in Macs case it led to his death. We wait around to get things done because we think we'll always have time/ energy to get to it later, but that isn't always the case as shown by our boy here. Rest in peace Malcom
@@MultiGerel I could try to say that was the point but nah you caught me rambling about someone else rambling lmfao plus got ratio'd, props all the way around
@@sydbrown310 I feel you there. We all can relate to "waiting hopelessly for death" because, well, that's reality unfortunately at this moment. Mac didn't sit around and wait for death though, he just knew it was coming eventually. He lived to give hope through that hardship of life inevitably leading to death. A beautiful human gone far too soon, but his legacy lives on as if he were still here spreading the peace and love as he always did.
I really recommend listening to his NPR Tiny Desk performance on your own time, it's one of the best live performances on youtube it's genuinely amazing music! thanks once again for the upload guys!
It’s sad but the point of the line in the first place was to cast a light on the sadness that our time is limited. He didn’t commit suicide to make this song more impactful to you. He died, but was able to tell everyone else how even as he felt himself slipping closer to death’s door, he had all the time in the world. It’s powerful, because of its meaning, not its association with him passing away. That’s just like so surface level idk how you call this the hardest hitting line. “Got stuck in oblivion” with his vocal expression is so much more profound. This was a throw away line compared to that. May he Rest In Peace, he didn’t even get to experience his own prime. His music wasn’t made to make people understand his death. His music was made because he was a musician. It’s sad so many people can relate to his music, but so positive they have such a love-filled idol. Mac’s life was never about death. It was about escaping death. Living the life we have. Don’t use Mac’s music to promote self harm, that’s the biggest thing the two old dudes I think had a problem with. It’s okay to express feelings on death, but a fascination with morbidity is just emblematic of our society not having enough shining examples of life like Mac. Okay rant over, I love him and he loved everyone else, he would never want anyone to go the same way he went. Spread his hope that pierced through the darkness that all too often is the focus of his life :)
Thank you for this reaction! A reoccurring theme in Mac’s music is his struggle with addiction. His vulnerbility and genuinity both as a rapper and musician makes you feel like a friend opening up to you. He really invites you into his mind, and you get to follow his highs and lows in life and his mental struggles. Some songs are tough to listen to, just because of his realization of his addiction and how he knew what was going to happen if he didn't change. His last album Circles was a continuation of the album Swimming, where he talks about how he's trying to change but feels that he just keeps Swimming in Circles. It's heartbreaking. His optimism for the future, followed by the disappointment and frustration of falling back into old patterns. When I heard he died it felt like losing a friend. R.I.P Mac Miller
"His optimism for the future, followed by the disappointment and frustration of falling back into old patterns" Ouch...that hit deep, I can relate to this feeling very much. R.I.P Mac Miller❤️
A little background, after Mac released his album, The Divine Feminine in 2016, he was pretty quiet, musically. In 2018, he and Ariana Grande broke up, he started becoming an avid drug user after being two years sober, he had a car accident, etc. A lot of negativity was pointed his way by the press. Self Care is him letting us know that’s he’s doing alright and that he’s overcoming everything that was happening in his life. He’s human, so he’s going to mess up. But he’ll also get through it. Swimming and Circles are two albums I’m really hoping is listened to. RIP Mac! One of the greatest musicians of all time.💙
@@isickwack exactly, that’s one of the reasons why Ariana couldn’t stay with Mac. She was always trying to help in his addiction but she couldn’t change his ways.
Taking about self fulfilling prophecies he straight up said inna song "To those who sell me drugs, watch out for that bullshit cause I don't want to join the 27 club". Goes on to die at 26...
Thank you. I was listening to “Good News” on repeat 10 months ago saying for me AND YOU! When I decided to become a recovering alcoholic love you MAC EVERYDAY!❤️ 4-13-21
Thank you so much for this reaction! As a bit of a Mac fan, I looked forward to this video for a long time lol I hope you both enjoyed what you found, we'll see you next week! Thank you, Dudes!
That whole scene in the coffin alludes to the movie Kill Bill Vol. 2 by Quentin Tarantino.Great movie to watch btw. Mac was a very depressed dude and was always honest about his drug problem. You should make a video reaction to Perfect Circle/Godspeed a song from his album GO:OD AM. Also his album The Divine Feminine focuses in the concept of love, react to "We" on that one. PLEASE, and I'm glad to see that people still react to Mac Miller, thank you guys for that. 😊
Y’all need to react to “perfect circle/god speed” by Mac Miller it’s one song with two in it and just for reference Mac did pass away young, he was sold bad drugs, than you all love this song.
He not talking about driving home with his eyes closed, he meant his corpse being flown to his family “i could fly home, with my eyes closed, but it be kinda hard to see thats no surprise tho”
Earned yourself a sub! Mac is my favorite! Please do all of his albums literally all of them. From order you will realize how much he grew and how his fans grew with him. The music he put out were new stages for everyone everytime he dropped a album it felt like a new chapter in my life was being made weird to say but thats how it felt.
Buried himself alive was just chilling. Came out the ground but it was still an active volcano. He literally predicted this and showed us. sad but beautiful.
Mac Miller's song Circles is a hard song to listen too. Highly recommend you listen to it. I will always wonder where his success would take him. He was different from other artist. He will be remembered for decades by us.
It's absolutely metaforical video for addiction. Even the self care means what it means (in a good way) but also that he's taking care of himself, taking the pain away with drugs, sex and liquor. It's like very bi-polar song in a way but that's what addiction is, you don't want to be an addict but it isn't as easy as people who don't know might think, to just switch it off and be clean, for multiple reasons. Also just the coffin (addiction) his first instinct is to smoke a ciggarette which would be against all your basic survival instincts, he is calm because he is used to the box and high. When he comes out there is gunpowder because you just don't come out of addiction, it's crueling and painstaking withdrawals, getting your brainchemistry back on balance which takes year or more and you are going thru all of these regrets made high while in this hyper sensitive state compared to the haze. So the work isn't nearly done by just stopping aka punching thru the coffing. There is a lot of mentions about driving in the song and how the mercedes got him crazy because he got into quite big of an car-accident not long before this but nobody died. It was bad tho. It's just one of those self-destructive behaviours he had. How he died was with buying oxycontins (which are strong opioids/painkillers themselves) but because they weren't from real pharmaseutical company but copies from some mexican lab there was fentanyl (that is even way stronger) in them to make the prophit margin bigger. It's just that fentanyl is super hard to dosage because so little amount is so much, like talking about micrograms. So he took what he tought would be in his tolerance of oxycontin and it was too much or there might have been a pill that oops got and xtra laze of fentanyl since ofcourse there isn't any consistency how much can be in what pill and unfortunatelly he was found dead.
He was in a car accident do to being under the influence so the theory of driving and it’s hard to see but it’s alright, does make sense of the thought process he could of had. I never thought that way
The whole Swimming album was almost his way of foreshadowing. It was barely more than a month after its release that he passed. A lot of the album goes through the ideas of self love, growth, and healing. But nobody asked until after his demise what he was going through to heal or what else he needed to heal from beyond the break up.
Honestly self care is great but the whole swimming and circles albums are the best to introduce new older people or people who don’t necessarily love rap to Mac Miller or his tiny desk concert, it was phenomenal. They go hand in hand and we’re suppose to be part of a trilogy of albums.
I think our generation thinks about death a lot more at a younger age bc most of us have seen at least one of our friends die young with all the violence in todays world.. For me that would be my 16 year old brother in 2017
Fun fact he actually played lot of the instruments you hear in his songs to put into his music. Also I agree with every one else. Please npr tiny desk Mac Miller.
I’m going to be playing this in Milwaukee July 19th, 2023. I’ll be seeing all my musical friends including his girlfriend at the time who was Ariana Grande!
I think More so with our generation and just younger people are opening more to the fact that the only thing that's sure in our lives is that we will die and it could happen at anytime now whether we want to let that hold us back or let us live each day like it's our last is up to whoever you are but that just my point of view in it
Please react to more Silk Sonic. Check out their video for Smokin Out The Window or their live performance of Fly As Me from the Soul Train Awards. There is also a Mac Miller video with Anderson Paak (half of Silk Sonic) called Dang!
I think our generations (Millennials and Gen Z) have death as a running theme because we all struggle with mental health issues. I know it's not unique to us but it seems like it has gotten significantly worse in terms of everyday life: cost of living, poverty, crime, drug addiction, student loan debt, societal unrest, and political volatility. Art usually reflects the society that it is created by.
I agree with the mental health thing but man.100 years before now people used to live on 5 dollars a day and children were dying like ants and also the life expectancy was a lot shorter.I think our mental health issues are more related to not having meaning and direction in our lives.We also became softer as a society.
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Our generation didn't think about death "on the outside" because mental health was considered "taboo". The reality was, a lot of kids were suffering in silence as a result. I can remember friends committing suicide and it was never spoken about, just brushed under the rug.
@@Pizza_Rat Im actually really glad it's talked about now. We all have had mental health struggles the last couple of years, and we've come a long way in terms of normalizing mental health, but we still have a long way to go. I think we'll get there as long as we keep talking about it and keep bringing it into the forefront as a lot of performers are doing now. Having an open dialog with friends and family is a huge step as well, so keep talking! My daughter and have had many of those conversations ourselves which were the result of Mac's music as well as X and Juice World among others.
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"i got, all the time in the world, so for now im just chilling" just hurts knowing he died the same year this song came out
You do understand he didn’t truly think he had all the time in the world. His statement of that essentially oxymoron is made to make you think about the BREVITY of life, not how long it is. This was not a celebration of a long life. This was a depressing lyric made by a human who knows, no matter how short or long he lives, he will die. It is profound, but not sad or meaningful that he died soon after. Many of his other songs delve deeper into this theme more so than just this one line of this song. Don’t read too much into stuff! It’s a more beautiful lyric related to the impending doom of death, and having solace in having all the time you could possibly “want”. Rest In Peace, Mac deserved to be born 200 years later :(
@@benr3799 dont read too much into it" he says whilst he philosophizes about the meaning of the lyric 😂
that line always hits me really hard. Because as a guy who struggles with minor depression and severe procrastination it's kinda chilling to hear those words as something I'd definitely say to myself but knowing that in Macs case it led to his death. We wait around to get things done because we think we'll always have time/ energy to get to it later, but that isn't always the case as shown by our boy here. Rest in peace Malcom
@@MultiGerel I could try to say that was the point but nah you caught me rambling about someone else rambling lmfao plus got ratio'd, props all the way around
@@sydbrown310 I feel you there. We all can relate to "waiting hopelessly for death" because, well, that's reality unfortunately at this moment. Mac didn't sit around and wait for death though, he just knew it was coming eventually. He lived to give hope through that hardship of life inevitably leading to death. A beautiful human gone far too soon, but his legacy lives on as if he were still here spreading the peace and love as he always did.
I really recommend listening to his NPR Tiny Desk performance on your own time, it's one of the best live performances on youtube it's genuinely amazing music! thanks once again for the upload guys!
this ^^
@@mo5045 that^
I always watch that just like now
Yes
YES!
"I got all the time in the world, so now I'm just chilling." That's one of the hardest hitting lines, because this is one of his last songs.
It’s sad but the point of the line in the first place was to cast a light on the sadness that our time is limited. He didn’t commit suicide to make this song more impactful to you. He died, but was able to tell everyone else how even as he felt himself slipping closer to death’s door, he had all the time in the world. It’s powerful, because of its meaning, not its association with him passing away. That’s just like so surface level idk how you call this the hardest hitting line. “Got stuck in oblivion” with his vocal expression is so much more profound. This was a throw away line compared to that. May he Rest In Peace, he didn’t even get to experience his own prime.
His music wasn’t made to make people understand his death. His music was made because he was a musician. It’s sad so many people can relate to his music, but so positive they have such a love-filled idol. Mac’s life was never about death. It was about escaping death. Living the life we have. Don’t use Mac’s music to promote self harm, that’s the biggest thing the two old dudes I think had a problem with. It’s okay to express feelings on death, but a fascination with morbidity is just emblematic of our society not having enough shining examples of life like Mac. Okay rant over, I love him and he loved everyone else, he would never want anyone to go the same way he went. Spread his hope that pierced through the darkness that all too often is the focus of his life :)
@@benr3799 I know that he meant it to be a new lighting in his life, But the way it turned out to be is the crazy part.
Thank you for this reaction!
A reoccurring theme in Mac’s music is his struggle with addiction.
His vulnerbility and genuinity both as a rapper and musician makes you feel like a friend opening up to you. He really invites you into his mind, and you get to follow his highs and lows in life and his mental struggles. Some songs are tough to listen to, just because of his realization of his addiction and how he knew what was going to happen if he didn't change.
His last album Circles was a continuation of the album Swimming, where he talks about how he's trying to change but feels that he just keeps Swimming in Circles. It's heartbreaking. His optimism for the future, followed by the disappointment and frustration of falling back into old patterns.
When I heard he died it felt like losing a friend.
R.I.P Mac Miller
"His optimism for the future, followed by the disappointment and frustration of falling back into old patterns" Ouch...that hit deep, I can relate to this feeling very much.
R.I.P Mac Miller❤️
well said. Mac's actually the only rapper/person I cried for immediately upon hearing his death
A little background, after Mac released his album, The Divine Feminine in 2016, he was pretty quiet, musically. In 2018, he and Ariana Grande broke up, he started becoming an avid drug user after being two years sober, he had a car accident, etc. A lot of negativity was pointed his way by the press. Self Care is him letting us know that’s he’s doing alright and that he’s overcoming everything that was happening in his life. He’s human, so he’s going to mess up. But he’ll also get through it. Swimming and Circles are two albums I’m really hoping is listened to. RIP Mac! One of the greatest musicians of all time.💙
*the greatest musician of all time
@@RANDOM77GAMING He was an avid drug user before ariana
@@isickwack exactly, that’s one of the reasons why Ariana couldn’t stay with Mac. She was always trying to help in his addiction but she couldn’t change his ways.
@@2gd2betrue71 lmao end up engaging with pete davidson within months
@@kachuntai6461 so she was meant to stay with him so he could bring them both down, and not focus on what’s best for her?
You paused at the beat switch and it hurt my soul😂😂😂
Much apologies... it happens. First time hearing the song so we never know when that's going to happen. Thanks for watching!
Mac Miller is my favorite artist ever man, I appreciate this reaction so much.
Taking about self fulfilling prophecies he straight up said inna song "To those who sell me drugs, watch out for that bullshit cause I don't want to join the 27 club".
Goes on to die at 26...
Good News by Mac is beautiful too. His posthumous album Circles is amazing.
“Didn’t know what I was missin now a see a little different, I was taking too much got stuck in oblivion” HURTS me everytime 😢😭
We miss you Malcom 🤍
Mac Miller was a beautiful person. He brought so many people together. Us fans will always be grateful for his music and actions.
Yes! Please do more of him ❤
Thank you. I was listening to “Good News” on repeat 10 months ago saying for me AND YOU! When I decided to become a recovering alcoholic love you MAC EVERYDAY!❤️ 4-13-21
Mac is a diamond in the rubble. .An artist making beautiful art. .
Thank you so much for this reaction!
As a bit of a Mac fan, I looked forward to this video for a long time lol
I hope you both enjoyed what you found, we'll see you next week! Thank you, Dudes!
i luv thisss song
There’s so many Mac reactions I’d love to see, but Hand Me Downs would probably be the main one.
pausing right at the beat switch is crazy
Amazing reaction! More Mac please! I'd recommend the tiny desk concert (it's on RUclips) the song small world is really really good. You'd like it
Also I love that you don't skip the songs
Absolutely would love to see a reaction of “yeah” a bonus track off his faces mixtape. 🐐
One of my favourite songs is "2009" defs worth a listen.
Before the video starts, IVE BEEN WAITING FOR SOME MAC REACTIONS FOREVER!! Thank you for this!
Yo yall gained my respect for yalls analysis
That whole scene in the coffin alludes to the movie Kill Bill Vol. 2 by Quentin Tarantino.Great movie to watch btw. Mac was a very depressed dude and was always honest about his drug problem. You should make a video reaction to Perfect Circle/Godspeed a song from his album GO:OD AM. Also his album The Divine Feminine focuses in the concept of love, react to "We" on that one. PLEASE, and I'm glad to see that people still react to Mac Miller, thank you guys for that. 😊
Y’all need to react to “perfect circle/god speed” by Mac Miller it’s one song with two in it and just for reference Mac did pass away young, he was sold bad drugs, than you all love this song.
I loved your reaction! I think you got the video and meaning of the song pretty spot on I feel
They paused on the beat switch 💀💀😭
Mac was a legend to a lot of the millennial generation. His death was a real tragedy. We missed out on years of great music.
RIP Mac
the talking over the beat switch is unforgivable
He not talking about driving home with his eyes closed, he meant his corpse being flown to his family “i could fly home, with my eyes closed, but it be kinda hard to see thats no surprise tho”
Earned yourself a sub! Mac is my favorite! Please do all of his albums literally all of them. From order you will realize how much he grew and how his fans grew with him. The music he put out were new stages for everyone everytime he dropped a album it felt like a new chapter in my life was being made weird to say but thats how it felt.
We love you Mac!
Buried himself alive was just chilling. Came out the ground but it was still an active volcano. He literally predicted this and showed us. sad but beautiful.
yess! more Mac Miller and maybe youd wanna open up the lyrics and delve into them deeper, can’t catch it all first listen
Mac Miller's song Circles is a hard song to listen too. Highly recommend you listen to it. I will always wonder where his success would take him. He was different from other artist. He will be remembered for decades by us.
R.I.P. Mac Miller
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It's absolutely metaforical video for addiction. Even the self care means what it means (in a good way) but also that he's taking care of himself, taking the pain away with drugs, sex and liquor. It's like very bi-polar song in a way but that's what addiction is, you don't want to be an addict but it isn't as easy as people who don't know might think, to just switch it off and be clean, for multiple reasons. Also just the coffin (addiction) his first instinct is to smoke a ciggarette which would be against all your basic survival instincts, he is calm because he is used to the box and high. When he comes out there is gunpowder because you just don't come out of addiction, it's crueling and painstaking withdrawals, getting your brainchemistry back on balance which takes year or more and you are going thru all of these regrets made high while in this hyper sensitive state compared to the haze. So the work isn't nearly done by just stopping aka punching thru the coffing. There is a lot of mentions about driving in the song and how the mercedes got him crazy because he got into quite big of an car-accident not long before this but nobody died. It was bad tho. It's just one of those self-destructive behaviours he had.
How he died was with buying oxycontins (which are strong opioids/painkillers themselves) but because they weren't from real pharmaseutical company but copies from some mexican lab there was fentanyl (that is even way stronger) in them to make the prophit margin bigger. It's just that fentanyl is super hard to dosage because so little amount is so much, like talking about micrograms. So he took what he tought would be in his tolerance of oxycontin and it was too much or there might have been a pill that oops got and xtra laze of fentanyl since ofcourse there isn't any consistency how much can be in what pill and unfortunatelly he was found dead.
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He was in a car accident do to being under the influence so the theory of driving and it’s hard to see but it’s alright, does make sense of the thought process he could of had. I never thought that way
The whole Swimming album was almost his way of foreshadowing. It was barely more than a month after its release that he passed. A lot of the album goes through the ideas of self love, growth, and healing. But nobody asked until after his demise what he was going through to heal or what else he needed to heal from beyond the break up.
Honestly self care is great but the whole swimming and circles albums are the best to introduce new older people or people who don’t necessarily love rap to Mac Miller or his tiny desk concert, it was phenomenal. They go hand in hand and we’re suppose to be part of a trilogy of albums.
I think our generation thinks about death a lot more at a younger age bc most of us have seen at least one of our friends die young with all the violence in todays world.. For me that would be my 16 year old brother in 2017
Sorry to hear that Sergio.
Wish I knew more songs like that but ion even know what to search for
Intro was comedy. Anything Mac Miller I will watch
They should react to “the space migration sessions” love that one
Like September I fall
I would love to see you guys do good news by Mac as well
We'll be back to Mac soon.
I'm surprised the call back to Kendrick Lamar's "We gon' be alright" went completely unnoticed.
I've listened to both songs 100+ times but didn't know it was a callback😂
If you haven't done it already, "Alabama" by Bishop Gunn is perfect. Both the song and video are absolutely amazing
That interpretation of "I'm good i'm good" "no, you're not" kinda hit a little.
Highly recommend "Inside Outside" or "Diablo" from his mixtape Faces, or anything from that tape tbh
Everybody - Mac Miller
Love the reactions guys! Can you react to Big Krit Drinking sessions please much love and blessings
Memento Mori = Memori 😊😉
Fun fact he actually played lot of the instruments you hear in his songs to put into his music. Also I agree with every one else. Please npr tiny desk Mac Miller.
You should listen to his song 2009, mac Miller is amazing
Please listen to Grass is Greener by St. Paul and The Broken Bones, it's amazing how the band sounds and the singer voices is so powerfull
Listen to his track Good News.
I’m going to be playing this in Milwaukee July 19th, 2023. I’ll be seeing all my musical friends including his girlfriend at the time who was Ariana Grande!
This was great! you should check out Isaiah Rashad
You should react to Good News by Mac Miller! Keep up with the good work
I have a recommendation, it’s a classic, geto boys-mind playin tricks
Howdy!
I highly recommend Shinigami Eyes by Grimes, a very unique and underrated artist.
I think More so with our generation and just younger people are opening more to the fact that the only thing that's sure in our lives is that we will die and it could happen at anytime now whether we want to let that hold us back or let us live each day like it's our last is up to whoever you are but that just my point of view in it
He feels in the box when hes sober and iverthinks, then when he gets fucked up he feels vivey and loose and more himself, rinse wash and repeat
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Please react to more Silk Sonic. Check out their video for Smokin Out The Window or their live performance of Fly As Me from the Soul Train Awards. There is also a Mac Miller video with Anderson Paak (half of Silk Sonic) called Dang!
I think our generations (Millennials and Gen Z) have death as a running theme because we all struggle with mental health issues. I know it's not unique to us but it seems like it has gotten significantly worse in terms of everyday life: cost of living, poverty, crime, drug addiction, student loan debt, societal unrest, and political volatility. Art usually reflects the society that it is created by.
I agree with the mental health thing but man.100 years before now people used to live on 5 dollars a day and children were dying like ants and also the life expectancy was a lot shorter.I think our mental health issues are more related to not having meaning and direction in our lives.We also became softer as a society.
The long haired guy looks like Mitch Hedberg
Memento mori (Latin for 'remember that you [have to] die')
It would be AMAZING if you guys reacted to Dave - We're All Alone or any other Dave tune. Think you will enjoy his lyricism
Okay sub
you should react to good news
Tyler the creator - A BOY IS A GUN next!
reacting to IGOR would make more sense tbh
Please do ‘Pressure’ by Ari Lennox!!
Should react to xxxtentacion - sad (music video)
That one is actually coming up soon! Thanks for watching!
I think the whole coffin thing is a reference to kill bill
listen to “kool aid and frozen pizza” by mac miller, it has a music video
react to "good news" Mac Miller!!
I absolutely love the vids, guys! I suggest you listen to “By your side” by Rod Wave! Take it easy!
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you should react to rosalía and bad bunny’s song called la noche de anoche, or any of their songs in general.
Our generation didn't think about death "on the outside" because mental health was considered "taboo". The reality was, a lot of kids were suffering in silence as a result. I can remember friends committing suicide and it was never spoken about, just brushed under the rug.
that's a crazy concept to me. i'm 23 and my friends and I talk about mental health like it's casual conversation.
@@Pizza_Rat Im actually really glad it's talked about now. We all have had mental health struggles the last couple of years, and we've come a long way in terms of normalizing mental health, but we still have a long way to go. I think we'll get there as long as we keep talking about it and keep bringing it into the forefront as a lot of performers are doing now. Having an open dialog with friends and family is a huge step as well, so keep talking! My daughter and have had many of those conversations ourselves which were the result of Mac's music as well as X and Juice World among others.
you guys need lyrics up.
video starts at 1:55
Love ur reactions guys react to more juice wrld pls 😁 maybe righteous or something
Wait what really?? I've been thinking about death from pretty much my whole 20s and I'm thirty now.
Can you guys please react to Never Catch Me by Flying Lotus and Kendrick Lamar? Grammy nominated song and the video is great.
Watch Moonlight by xxxTentacion
Please also do SAD! music video by Xxxtentacion
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NF- STORY
NF- LOST
J.Cole- Pride Is The Devil
J.Cole- the Climb Back
Eminem- Lose Yourself
Eminem feat. Juice Wrld- Godzilla
Logic- Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Logic- 1800
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Please! PLEASE react to "I'm Sorry" by Joyner Lucas
Dark place by juice wrld please 🖤
Listen to small worlds by mac
Please SAD by XXXtentacion
Omg listen to colors and shapes.
can you listen to 911/mr lonely by tyler the creator