At only 21, rapper
Mac Miller has had a meteoric rise to success from unsigned freestyler to international
superstar, and on Sunday night he brought his unmistakable hip-hop stylings to
Rock City.
The bashful Pittsburgh
lyricist, promoting his sophomore studio album, Watching Movies with the Sound
Off, opens the show with a newly acquired intense, aggressive sound.
Mac constantly
gees the predominantly teenage crowd during tracks like latest single, Goosebumpz,
which showcases both his trademark flow and progression as an artist.
However, it’s
not until around the halfway point when the fun really starts as the rapper treats
the adoring audience to a flurry of early fan-favourites. Accompanied by his DJ,
Mac Miller has the crowd under his charming, juvenile spell with triumphant
renditions of frat party anthem Knock Knock and infectious smash hit, Donald
Trump.
There are inevitable
lulls when some weaker cuts see light of day, but Mac ensures the track-heavy set
ends on a high by inciting a mass a capella sing-a-long of Objects in the
Mirror.
Amongst an
ocean of young talent, Mac Miller has defied odds and proven himself as one of
rap’s hottest properties. Judging by this, he shows no signs of stopping.
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