Mac Miller Died at 26 After Drug Overdose; Music Industry Reacts

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Mac Miller Died at 26 After Drug Overdose; Music Industry Reacts

Mac Miller died after a Drug Overdose.

Today the internet was hit by the sad news that rapper Mac Miller died due to a drug overdose at his San Fernando Valley last night. Law enforcement sources say that the 26-year-old rapper was found at his around noon and was pronounced dead at the scene. The news has shocked the music industry as the celebrities took to social media to pay tribute to the platinum-selling rapper.

Miller, whose real name was Malcolm James McCormick, had just finished recording his fifth full-length album, “Swimming,” when he passed away. Miller died following an accidental lethal overdose of fentanyl, cocaine, and alcohol, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner. Investigators suspect the rapper died as a result of snorting the fake drugs.

Mac Miller’s family have released a statement after his death: “Malcolm McCormick, known and adored by fans as Mac Miller, has tragically passed away at the age of 26. He was a bright light in this world for his family, friends, and fans. Thank you for your prayers. Please respect our privacy. There are no further details as to the cause of his death at this time.

Ariana Grande, who was the ex-girlfriend of Mac Miller has turned off her Instagram comment section after trolls blame her for the death of Mac Miller. Check out all the reactions from the industry below.

 

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Not sure what to say… Rest Easy bro! You’re energy was bright n infectious! I appreciate your voice and your heart bro. You pulled up to my 1st appearance in Pittsburgh for my mixtape FF2 n we been cool since. We did a gang of shows together, had music together and had some great talks. I relate a lot to you because we had a similar path, repped our city’s n started coming up around the same time. Thank you for your voice and all you addressed from feeling good, love, feeling bad, mental health, anxiety, depression n just things a lot of us identify with. I’ve been off social media more because I haven’t been feeling social, but I looked and saw a DM on twitter from u last week n it’s hurting me I didn’t fucking log on and see it and hit you back! You’ll live forever, Love!

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Such a genuine person. Brilliant sense of humor. A true artist. Your spirit is what impressed me the most. The energy you brought to any space you were in. Contagious. You reached out to me at times when others didn’t. You were human. And we shared the same disease. A disease that is out to kill us, and when left untreated eventually will. I’m shaken. Shaken that someone who had such a light can be taken from this world so easily. It could have been me too many times to count. On the surface people that appear to have it all, are not exempt from the gravity and cunning nature of this disease. If you’re in the midst of addiction tell someone what’s going on. Don’t be a secret. Go to a 12 step meeting. Introduce yourself and you’ll be greeted with love and understanding from people that are fighting the same battle. Surrender. There are many paths, but it’s the only thing that has worked for me. I’m scared. Scared of how real this all is. Life and death. Beyond sad. Such a beautiful soul. Sending love to family, friends and everyone whose life was better because of your presence on this earth. Rest In Peace Mac ?

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Performed everything will be ok for you tonight and fuckin broke down on stage. Rest peacefully bro, we miss you

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I’m so sad that you couldn’t stay, Mac. I’m so terribly sad.

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