Mac Miller’s “Faces” Shocks Fans With Surprise Collaboration

Mac Miller fans are going crazy over the re-release of late rapper’s 2014 mixtape, Faces. The re-released album features two brand new songs; including a bonus track titled “Yeah.” Fans are thrilled to experience an unexpected collaboration with Young Thug his newly released sophomore album, Punk. Markedly, today is an exciting day in hip hop.

Listen to bonus track Yeah here on Youtube.

Some say that the re-release of Faces may be a “legendary move” by the Mac Miller’s estate.

Originally, Mac Miller put out the free album on Mother’s Day of 2014, receiving immense positive reception. Vulture critic, Craig Jenkins, stated the album is “the best work of his career.”

The re-release includes guest appearances from Vince Staples (“Rain”), Earl Sweatshirt (“Polo Jeans”), Schoolboy Q (“Friends”), and Rick Ross (“Insomniak”).

Listen to Mac Millers collaboration with Young Thug, Better Days, here on Youtube.

Fans respond

Fans are absolutely raving on Twitter remembering the late rapper. For instance,  @smuckersbytyler tweeted:

“Faces being on streaming services is actually legendary asf, one of the best mixtapes of the last decade. Mac Miller was different all over that shit.” In the comments, another fan by the username.

Fans Tweet regarding Mac Millers Re-Release of Faces.

Complex  reported the project, consisting of 25-tracks, can only be purchased on vinyl via this link. Mac Miller produced most of the album himself, using his alias, Larry Fisherman.

Remembering Mac Miller

At 26, Miller shocked the world with his passing. His struggle with addiction overcame him on Sept., 12, 2018 .

Straightaway, his rambunctious rap-style was charming yet unreserved. He shattered the expectations of traditional hip-hop.  Beneath the surface, his heart and humble nature pierced through his music and built a lasting relationship within his fan base.

Particularly his complex nature adjacent to his music brought fans a piece of what being yourself looked like. With attention to his relaxed fashion he was sure to project what was important to him. For this reason, Mac Miller remains hip hops “good boy.”

Stephanie Kinberg

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