What did Mac Miller do the day before he died?
Mac Miller was the stage name of Malcolm James McCormick, who died on September 7, 2018, on January 19, 1992. Miller was candid about his battles with depression and substance abuse. Miller started taking promethazine to reduce stress while on his Macadelic Tour in 2012 and later developed a lean addiction. In January 2013, Miller…
Mac Miller was the stage name of Malcolm James McCormick, who died on September 7, 2018, on January 19, 1992. Miller was candid about his battles with depression and substance abuse. Miller started taking promethazine to reduce stress while on his Macadelic Tour in 2012 and later developed a lean addiction. In January 2013, Miller stated to Complex: “Lean is great; I love it. I was unhappy and carrying a lot of extra weight. It was bad that I was constantly messed up. Even the way my friends looked at me had changed. I was lost.” Prior to filming the premiere of his reality series Mac Miller and the Most Dope Family in November 2012, he stopped using promethazine. In 2014,
The last song on Faces, “Grand Finale,” according to Miller, who regularly used drugs, was “supposed to be the last song [he] made on Earth.” In August 2015, Miller told Billboard about that time and said he was “definitely way healthier,” but not “completely” sober. Miller, who in a documentary from February 2016 said he “hated” being sober, had been clean for three months by October 2016 and noted his improved mood and continued creativity. But in April 2017, when questioned about his sobriety, Miller responded that he was now “living regularly.”
What did Mac Miller do the day before he died?
The day before his untimely death, Mac Miller was in the studio working on new music with Young Thug. Thugger made the announcement during an interview with “The Breakfast Club” to promote his latest album. “The day before Mac died, I was with him,” he said. “He came to my studio and we worked on the song for my album.”
