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Donald Trump by Mac Miller

Artist Biography For Mac Miller

Malcolm McCormick Also Known By His Stage Name Mac Miller Was An American Rapper Singer-Songwriter And Record Producer From Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He Was Also A Noted Record Producer Under The Pseudonym Larry Fisherman. Raised Jewish And Teaching Himself Music From A Young Age McCormick Defied The Stereotypes Of Hip-Hop And Released His First Mixtape Under The Name EZ Mac Titled "But My Mackin' Ain't Easy" In 2007 When McCormick Was Only Fifteen. He Released Many More In His Lifetime Including "K.I.D.S." In 2010 Which Earned Mac Widespread Attention In The Hip-Hop Scene And "Best Day Ever" In 2011 Which Featured The Hit Single "Donald Trump". He Was Signed To Pittsburgh-Based Rostrum Records And Released His Debut Album Blue Slide Park On November 8 2011 Which Debuted At Number 1 On The Billboard 200 Despite Being Released Completely Independently. He Released Five Studio Albums In His Lifetime Which All Peaked In The Top 5 Along With A Posthumous Album Titled "Circles" With Help From Producer Jon Brion And Miller's Family. In 2013 Miller Released His Second Studio Album "Watching Movies With The Sound Off". The Album Featured Artists Such As Earl Sweatshirt Tyler The Creator Ab-Soul And Long-Time Friend ScHoolboy Q. The Album Took A More Personal Approach Compared To His Previous Works. In 2014 Miller Released The 24-Track Mixtape "Faces". Considered By Many To Be One Of His Best Works He Explores Themes Of Drug Use Employing And Featuring Collaborators Of Mac From His Previous Album Including ScHoolboy Q And Earl Sweatshirt But Also Sees New Faces Such As Rick Ross. In 2015 Mac Released His Third Studio Album "GO OD AM" His First With New Label Warner Records. The Album Featured A More Energetic And Vibrant Theme Than "Faces" And "Watching Movies With The Sound Off" Reflecting A More Optimistic Redemptive Angle On His Personal Life While Maintaining Elements Of His Introspective And Thought-Provoking Style From Earlier Works. In 2016 Miller Released His Fourth Studio Album Titled "The Divine Feminine". He Explores Themes Of Love And Femininity Largely Influenced By His Relationship With Ariana Grande At The Time And Featuring Appearances From The Likes Of Kendrick Lamar And Anderson Paak. In August 2018 Following Major Events In Miller's Life Including His Breakup With Ariana Grande With Miller's Drug Addiction Alleged To Be A Contributing Factor As Well As A Car Crash Incident In Which McCormick Was Charged With A DUI Miller Released His Fifth And Final Studio Album During His Lifetime Titled "Swimming". Continuing The Dive Into His Personal Life Miller Explores His Heartfelt Struggles And Grief In The Past But Remains Optimistic For The Future. Swimming Was Nominated For Best Rap Album Posthumously At The 2019 Grammy Awards. Miller Had Struggled With Substance Abuse For A Long Time Before His Death. On September 7 2018 He Was Found Dead In His Home In Los Angeles California From An Accidental Overdose Of Fentanyl Cocaine And Alcohol Only A Little Over A Month After The Release Of "Swimming". He Was Only 26 Years Old. McCormick Was Buried In His Hometown Of Pittsburgh. Miller's Passing Was Largely Unexpected And Had A Large Impact On The Hip-Hop Community As A Whole With Many Paying Their Respects To Miller. On October 31 2018 A Tribute Concert Titled "Mac Miller A Celebration Of Life" Featured Renowned Artists And Many Longtime Collaborators Of Miller Including Travis Scott ScHoolboy Q SZA Chance The Rapper And Earl Sweatshirt. The Concert Was A Celebration Of The Late Rapper's Life And Musical Achievements And All Profits Were Donated To The Mac Miller Circles Fund Which Provides Young People From Underprivileged Backgrounds With Opportunities To Explore Arts And Music. In January 2020 Miller's Posthumous Album Titled "Circles" Worked On In Companionship With His Album "Swimming" Was Announced On January 8 Along With The Single "Good News" And Released Later That Month. Every Track On The Album Was Accompanied By A Video Of The Same Name Often With Psychedelic Imagery And Images Of Mac Before His Passing And Throughout His Life. With A More Melancholic Theme Compared To His Previous Works The Album Was Well-Received By Fans And Critics Alike Renowned For The Care Placed In Continuing Mac's Artistic Vision. And He Did It All Without A Drake Feature.

Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Donald Trump

"Donald Trump" Is A Song By American Rapper Mac Miller Released As The Only Single From His Mixtape Best Day Ever. The Melody Played Throughout The Song Is Sampled From "Vesuvius" By Sufjan Stevens. The Song's Music Video Was Uploaded To YouTube On March 3 2011 While The Single Was Released Digitally On May 17 2011. The Money-Inspired Song References Donald Trump Who Five Years After The Song's Release Was Elected As The 45th President Of The United States. Trump And Miller Feuded Over The Song For Years With Trump Demanding Royalties For The Use Of His Name. After Performing The Song For Several Weeks Mac Miller Released "Donald Trump" As A Free Download On February 9 2011. Its Music Video Directed By Ian Wolfson Was Uploaded To YouTube On March 3 2011. The Song Was Included In Miller's 2011 Mixtape Best Day Ever And Commercially Released By Rostrum Records As A Single On May 17 2011. The Money-Inspired Song Refers To Donald Trump Particularly Miller's Ambitions To Become Wealthy And Successful Like Him "Take Over The World When I'm On My Donald Trump Shit / Look At All This Money Ain't That Some Shit?" . According To Miller The Use Of Trump's Name Was A Last-Minute Decision And He "was Just Somebody Who Symbolized Financial Success To Everybody At That Time". When The Music Video Surpassed 20 Million Views In August 2011 Trump Released A YouTube Video Congratulating Miller And Branded Him "the New Eminem". Miller Responded Appreciatively But Played Down Any Comparisons Between Himself And Eminem. As The Song Garnered More Streams In 2012 Trump Took A More Aggressive Tone And Demanded Royalties For Using His Name Igniting A Feud With Miller. In A January 2013 Interview Miller Insulted Trump And Said He Was Bothered By Trump Taking Credit For The Song's Success. He Added That He Could Have Referenced Bill Gates Instead And That The Name Did Not Matter. In Response Trump Threatened Miller With A Lawsuit Via A Series Of Tweets. In July 2015 Trump Changed His Attitude Toward Miller Again When He Ended An Interview By Praising Miller's Song As It Approached 100 Million Views. During Trump's 2016 Presidential Campaign Miller Denounced Trump And Urged People Not To Elect Him. Miller Said On The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore That He "hated" Trump And Described Him As "an Egomaniacal Attention-Thirsty Psychopathic Power-Hungry Delusional Waste Of Skin And Bones". Rolling Stone's Nick Catucci Called The Track An "irresistible Bro-Down". "Donald Trump" Was Miller's First Song To Chart On The US Billboard Hot 100 Entering At Number 80 On The Chart Dated June 11 2011 And Peaking At Number 75 On January 7 2012. On March 19 2013 It Was Certified Platinum By The Recording Industry Association Of America For Digital Download Sales Of Over One Million. The Song Also Charted In SNEP The Official French Singles Chart Peaking At Number 110 In June 2012.

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