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utilizes multiple samples from the namesake film throughout the mixtape, even starting the whole tape with one. The 'Self Care' video is an homage to the extended Buried Alive sequence from Kill Bill Vol.Shout-Out: We'd be here all day if we counted every reference he's made in his lyrics, but he notably made an entire body of work based on the film Kids.Singer Namedrop: Tyler, the Creator chants 'Mac' in 'OK'.Sampling: Frequently present in his music (everything from Sufjan Stevens to Owl City to Empire Of The Sun to piano from Up), though very much more on his mixtapes than his albums (for obvious reasons).Circles had a combo of R&B and neo-soul vibes, with sparse ambiance.Swimming was composed of more of an alternative R&B sound.The Divine Feminine diverged into neo-soul.Watching Movies With The Sound Off for his style in general (though this started happening around the time of Macadelic), departing from a pop-friendly sound to a more psychedelic, ambient one with influence from Flying Lotus and OFWGKTA.Mind Screw: 'Love Me As I Have Loved You' ominous synths, random laughter, a poem in a foreign language, someone asking 'are you there', all the while the melody is somebody whistling 'Row Row Row Your Boat'.

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I Have Many Names: Mac Miller, Larry Fisherman, Larry Lovenstein (and the Velvet Revival) and Delusional Thomas, to name a few.

And more recently with Earl Sweatshirt.

Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Wiz Khalifa.

In turn, В“ghostinВ” by Ariana Grande is her grieving Mac, and heВ’s mentioned in В“thank u, nextВ”.

Grief Song: В“PoppyВ” from В‘В’K.I.D.SВ’В’, about his grandfather.

It isn't discounting В‘в€¬irclesВ’В’, that title belongs to 'So It Goes' from Swimming.

Grand Finale: A tragic Double Subversion Mac stated that he thought the song 'Grand Finale' off of Faces would be the last song of his last release.

With Action Bronson and Loaded Lux on 'Red Dot Music'.

Any collaboration with Earl Sweatshirt.

Child Prodigy: Has played multiple instruments since his pre-teens.

Celebrity Break-Up Song: Referenced in Ariana Grande's 'thank u next.'.

Catchphrase:'Somebody do something!' At least, according to his reality show.

Biblical Motifs: Implied by the Watching Movies cover, which features Miller at a table with an apple in front of him, along with a flower vase to his left (possibly representing the Garden of Eden) and a hanging cherub to his right (possibly representing the angel on his shoulder).

He didn't, because he died of a fentanyl overdose at age 26.

Be Careful What You Wish For: His song 'Brand Name' contains this line: 'I'm hoping not to join the 27 club '.

Watching Movies With the Sound Off (2013).

Live from Space (with The Internet) (2013).

Delusional Thomas (as Delusional Thomas) (2013).

Stolen Youth (with OFWGKTA affiliate Vince Staples - as Larry Fisherman) (2013).

The Jukebox: Prelude to Class Clown (2009).

But My Mackin' Ain't Easy (as EZ Mac) (2007).

Producer Jon Brion, who had worked with Miller on Swimming, finished the album independently. His estate has approved a small number of posthumous releases, most notably Circles, the follow-up to his album Swimming that he was working on prior to his death. Miller is survived by his mother, father and brother, and the Mac Miller Fund (which supports youth arts, community-building programs, and helps young musicians dealing with substance abuse) was created in his memory.