I also f**k with Mac’s simple approach on his verses, as he eases through the beat with his usual appeal and tricky flows. I f**k with both the smoothness and realness of the hook to this song. It features this hazy instrumental that will get you to nod your head, but also have you in your feelings a bit.
Honestly, I think “Self Care” is the most important song on this album. The version of Mac that is on the hook understands the consequences of such reckless behavior, but rapping Mac doesn’t. Content-wise, he doesn’t stress a thing, despite the possibility of falling flat on his face after a night of drinking/smoking weed and emotional happenings. Matter of fact, I will say that he manipulates the beat very well, ending his bars uniquely and unpredictably. Rapping-wise, Mac Miller gives us his best performance in “Perfecto.” With the beat to this song giving off this drowsy feel, Mac approaches his verses with the opposite: Great animation and lots of confidence. I expect Mac to tackle some of his past issues in the best way he knows he can: Through some lofty raps, bangin’ ass instrumentals and fearless content. However, with this new album, I expect to hear a different story.
publicly, he’s handled each situation pretty well, with one of his smartest moves being not to say much publicly. Since his last one, The Divine Feminine, he’s experienced love, heartbreak, accusations of substance abuse, and one of the most bizarre arrests known to man. He has revealed the cover art and tracklisting for the 13-track set, which features songs including “Come Back to Earth,” “Perfecto,” and “Jet Fuel.To say “Swimming” is a big album for Mac Miller is an understatement. Mac’s new album Swimming, the follow-up to 2016’s The Divine Feminine, drops Aug. You can pre-order Swimming now: /juC0p0Z2c4 In the end, he manages to emerge unscathed from the blast. But his next battle awaits in the form of an explosion that sends him flying.
Mac then punches a hole through the coffin before making his way through a mound of dirt. “Self care, I’m treating me right,” he raps as he puffs from the cigarette. He removes his shoe and lights a cigarette before pulling out a knife and carving “Momento Mori” (Latin for “Remember you must die”) into the lid. With flashlight in hand, he tries to escape. The rapper drops a dark and symbolic video for his new single, which finds him locked in a wood coffin. Mac Miller gears up for his new album Swimming with some “Self Care.”
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