Mac Miller

Mac's sixth mixtape saw features from Talib Kweli, Sir Michael Rocks, Bun B, and The Come Up. Launching into the tape, Mac Miller launched his Road 2 A Million ...

Mac Miller went on to release his Blue Slide Park debut album in November 2011. As he reached various checkpoints on the journey, Mac delivered single cuts of music as a thank you or sorts to the listeners. Launching into the tape, Mac Miller launched his Road 2 A Million Fans campaign in April 2011 as he looked to grow his Twitter following from 300,000 to one million.

Another gem from Mac Miller's mixtape catalog is now available on streaming platforms. Over the last four years, a bulk of Mac Miller's material has ...

Revisit Mac Miller's I Love Life, Thank You below, and let us know in the comments which Mac Miller mixtape you need on streaming services next. Originally released as a free mixtape on October 14, 2011, I Love Life, Thank You served as an intermediary project between Mac's breakout 2011 mixtape Best Day Ever and his long-awaited debut studio album Blue Slide Park. The 13-track project featured some of the Circles artist's rarest collaborations, including "Family First" with Talib Kweli and "All That" with Bun B, and after a long 11-year wait, fans can finally listen to those aforementioned cuts and more on their preferred streaming platform. Over the last four years, a bulk of Mac Miller's material has gradually been added to streaming platforms, from his 2012 Macadelic mixtape to his cult classic mixtape Faces. Today, that trend continues, as the late rapper's sixth official mixtape — I Love Life, Thank You — has officially been re-released.

The late rapper's " I Love Life, Thank You" dropped on streaming services at midnight on Friday.

Thank you @MacMiller a true legend," the post said. The 13-track I Love Life, Thank You was made by Miller as part of a campaign to reach one million Twitter followers. "I discovered #MacMiller back in 2010 and joined twitter for the sole purpose of following his career and legit remember when he dropped #ILoveLifeThankYou like it was yesterday.

MAC Miller was a popular rapper and record producer who rose to fame in Pittsburgh's hip-hop scene in the late 2000s.Tragically, the star passed away.

Y’all are feeling the same feeling we felt back in 2011." Thank you." Old full mixtapes are being released one at the time, with respect to the art.

One of his most overlooked collections of music was I Love Life, Thank You, which the Miller estate has announced made its way to DSPs today.

It’s worth taking a listen to, along with some of his other older mixtapes that have been re-released or posted to streamers. And while very little of it is strictly new, much of the material that has been released in recent years was either unavailable via DSPs or overlooked by skeptical listeners who were wrongly misled into boxing Malcolm in with so-called “frat rap.” One of his most overlooked collections of music was I Love Life, Thank You, which the Miller estate has announced made its way to DSPs today. Originally released in October 2011, I Love Life, Thank You was Mac’s last mixtape ahead of releasing his debut album, Blue Slide Park, and so it may have unfairly received a little less attention than the star-making Best Day Ever, which peaked at No. 26 on the Billboard 200 (by contrast, I Love Life didn’t chart at all). The tape was the culmination of Mac’s “Road 2 a Million Fans” campaign, during which he released a new song for every 100,000 followers he gained on Twitter.