Mac Miller, whose real name is Malcolm James McCormick, would have been 29 years today.

Mac Miller passed away on September 7, 2018, after an accidental overdose. The American rapper and songwriter was found unresponsive in his Studio City home by his personal assistant. He overdosed on counterfeit oxycodone pills that contained fentanyl.

Mac Miller, who had amassed a huge following, was open about his struggles with substance abuse and depression, which he referenced in his lyrics. Apart from being famous for his indie rap, the rapper was also known for striving to be better.

His evolution into an accomplished musician, rap mentor and producer under the name Larry Fisherman is nothing short of inspiring. He also helped introduce almost every young rapper he came into contact with to a bigger audience.

Happy birthday to a legend we lost too soon. Happy birthday Mac Miller!

In case you wanna feel close to Mac Miller on his birthday, you can listen to some of his songs below.

Ever since his commercial success in 2019, DaBaby’s star has been shining brighter and brighter. After the release of Suge which put him on the map, the artist has released bop after bop.

Fans love him not only for the catchy beats in his tracks but also for his catchy raps. Every song he features in or works on turns to magic. Despite having so much favour with fans, he has not had so much favour with the law.

Shoot and Kill – Huntersville, North Carolina

DaBaby whose real name is Jonathan Lyndale Kirk has had a couple of legal troubles. His most severe legal run-in dates back to 2018. He shot and killed a 19-year-old man in Huntersville, North Carolina while shopping with his baby mama and two children.

The artist who claimed the incident was an act of self-defence was only found guilty of a misdemeanour of carrying a concealed weapon. This was after the more serious charges were dropped in March 2019. He was sentenced to one year of unsupervised probation.

Battery in Connection with Robbery – Miami

DaBaby’s other run-in with the law was when he was arrested and charged with battery in connection to a robbery investigation in January 2020. The robbery was after a promoter paid DaBaby $20,000 instead of $30,000. The State reported that DaBaby and his associates took $80 cash, an iPhone 7 and credit card from the promoter. The rapper spent 48 hours in Miami-Dade County jail before being released.

Slapping a Female Fan – Tampa, Florida

During his ‘Up Close N Personal’ tour, he slapped a female fan on his way to the stage in Tampa, Florida. He ended up not performing after fans booed him. He ended up apologizing to the fan after stating that he slapped her for placing the phone too close to his face with a flash on.

A video of Dababy during his hearing after getting arrested.

Hopefully, the raper stays in the laws good graces this year.

In a recent interview with Respect Magazine,

Stunna 4 Vegas whose real name is Khalik Antonio Caldwell is an American rapper and songwriter. He’s known for his singles ‘Animal’ which featured DaBaby and ‘Up The Smoke’ featuring Offset.

The upcoming rapper who is worth $750 is part of DaBaby’s Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment. Many have wondered how the rapper who calls himself RICH YOUNGIN got rich in just six months.

In the interview, he answers this question by stating that he attributes his success to the great team which he has supported him; Billion Dollar Baby Ent. In the interview, he also talked about the Kirk tour that reeled in lots of money given that it was nearly sold out in every city.

The upcoming artist also had some words of wisdom for upcoming artists and anyone who was thinking of starting rap. “Don’t let nobody tell you can’t do it. Put that thought in your head. Make sure to keep going by having a team behind you… Stay consistent.” he advised.

We wish Stunna 4 Vegas success in his music journey!

King von lost his life in a shooting incident last year in November. Ever since then, many people have come out to talk about how they knew the rapper, including his former girlfriend Asian doll.

According to Asian Doll, King Von was her boyfriend, but King von’s sister seems to have different sentiments.

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Asian Doll and Von’s best friend Lil Durk even gave the late rapper’s kids gifts on Christmas. 

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Kayla B took to Twitter, claiming that her brother was dating nobody before he died. She wrote, “Von wasn’t in a relationship wit nobody before he died, Wasn’t getting back wit nobody he was living his best life fuckin wit who Eva he wanted 2.”

Kayla’s sentiments contradict Doll’s story. Asian Doll claims that King Von told her last words before he died. 

After the 26-year-old rapper died, Asian Doll shared a sad message on Twitter saying, “I’ll never be the same. I just hope you visit me in all my dreams I just wanna sleep so I can picture us again; I just wanna close my eyes & never open then again…. Von I’m gone.”

In a separate message she wrote, “My heart is gone I’m just a empty soul in a human body I rather die than to feel this pain. I CANT TAKE IT IM NOT STRONG ENOUGH VON.”

We can’t deny that Von’s relationship with Asian Doll was the rapper’s last public relationship, but whether the two were still dating or not before his death remains a mystery. 

We can only guess, so tell us what you think. Was the relationship over before Von died or not? Talk to us through our comments section.

Ayo, I had to get somethin’ off my chest; Benny The Butcher starts in his song 3:30 in Houston. 

Benny has been vocal about his feelings towards people who share their moves and other rappers’ moves online, including Wendy Williams.

F**k all the bloggers, the n-gas who shot me

F**k all the apps, and f**k Wendy Williams.

Just yesterday, the rapper shared a short clip spelling out the difference between real n**ga and ordinary people.

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With a joint between his lips, the rapper said,

“You n-gas who be in the comments, running ya mouth thinkin’ y’all know everything? Swearing y’all street n-ggas? That’s rule No. 1, a street n-gga never speak on shit he know nothin’ about. And y’all n-ggas think an-gga ‘sposed to post every aspect of his life? C’mon man, y’all n-gas can’t be in the streets for real. Stop that.”

According to him, people who go announcing their plans on social media posting everything about their lives, and talking about other people are not supposed to be doing that and still claim to be ‘street nig**s.’

What do you think? Is he right? Hit us up in the comments below. Also, visit our website for more hip-hop related stories.