THE DIVINE FEMININE MAC MILLER REVIEW MAC

THE DIVINE FEMININE MAC MILLER REVIEW MAC

This album told me one surefire thing about his relationship Mac Miller loves the sex with her. вЂњStayвЂќ follows a similar pattern as вЂњDang,вЂќ and that is when I noticed the biggest negative of the album: the repetitiveness. Paak crooning about refusing to lose his girl over trivial matters within the chorus, while Miller handles the verses. Paak assisted вЂњDang.вЂќ вЂњDangвЂќ opens up with. One of the best tracks on the entire album follows the intro on the Anderson. The feeling of nostalgia remains as the album progresses. The intro of the album, вЂњCongratulationsвЂќ exemplifies that perfectly as Miller reminisces on the fun times of his relationship, over a piano-laced beat that makes one feel eerily nostalgic. Mac Miller takes us through the highs of a passionate love, the lows of losing it and all the twists and turns in between. вЂњThe Divine FeminineвЂќ can best be described as a rollercoaster of love. вЂњThe Divine FeminineвЂќ completely flips the script on us not only because of his new and improved views on women (or a woman), but also because Mac Miller was able to create a concept album, about love, which is something I would have never expected from him.

His albums and mixtapes are a mix of all these topics either thrown or loosely tied together with no real sense of cohesion. To us fans of Mac Miller, we know what his music usually entails: girls, weed, alcohol, partying, more drugs and more girls. Both of these rarities come together in the form of Mac MillerвЂ™s вЂњThe Divine Feminine,вЂќ provided all the necessary tools for a very different but pretty awesome album. Love is a kind of taboo to the вЂњhardвЂќ rap world, and a successful white rapper, especially lately, is another rare sight in the rap world.

A rapper rapping about true love, let alone creating a whole album about it, is a rarity.

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