R.I.P. Mac Miller.
Joyner Lucas has big dreams on his latest release, “Seventeen”, which is accompanied with its music video.
Taking to the suburbs, the Worcester, MA lyricist mobs with his fans while recalling his rags to riches come up. The track begins with a shout to late rapper Mac Miller, who tragically passed away exactly five years ago on Thursday (Sep. 7).
“I just hit a lick and made a flip and bought me seven piece,” he raps on the hook bearing a Mac Miller T. “Copped the whip, I had to stunt on haters, rest in piss / Glad I made it out the bricks, I thought I’d never leave / Never knew that getting richer would make me enemies.”
The Leo Son and ADHD Productions-produced track is Joyner’s first music since June’s “Broski” and are off his upcoming album, Not Now, I’m Busy.
