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In opening for his battle with drugs and alcohol, a rapper Mac Miller He also talked honestly about his mental health issues, including long attacks of depression. The “good news” rapper, who died of an accidental overdose The content of Fentanyl and Cocaine on September 7, 2018, at the age of 26, detailed the highs and lows of her disorders that coincide in several interviews.
Coping with criticism: ‘I was missing’
In an interview in January 2013 with ComplicatedMac Miller, despite the success of Blue Slide Park-the first independently distributed Hip-Hop album since 1995 shared for the first time at No. 1 on the Billboard 200-ultimately, the criticism led to dependence on the anti-histamine/sedative promethazine, commonly known as “Main.”
“Many of the reviews were more on me as a person,” he told the outlet, per Weather. “To be honest, that was even worse. You’re 19, you’re so excited to put your first album out, you put it out – and no one has any respect for you or what you did.”
“I wasn’t happy and I was very heavy,” he continued. “I was all the time, it was bad. My friends couldn’t even look at me the same. I was missing.”
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Struggling with success
In September 2015 interview with Larry KingMiller discussed the direct connection between his depression and the use of substances. “I was definitely going through the problem of drugs, and I think it was more my mental condition. I was quite depressed,” he said.
“I think he started (with success),” he said. “It’s funny, because you’re talking to people, and they say, ‘What do you have to be depressed? You have money’ … fame is difficult because you read what is being said about you, and you know what you know to be true, and the lines start to cloud.”
Work on his mental health
Miller’s Go: odd for An album, released in 2015, represented a brighter preview than its Mixtape 2014 FaceAnd the rapper revealed that the toner shift was the result of becoming healthier.
“Face In short, extremely depressed, and I’m not so low in my spirit anymore, ”he told Weather In August 2015. “Making music when you are depressed is a great therapy, but I wanted this album to be in a different space.”
From his healthier mindset, Miller said: “I go outside and live a little more. I touch more people. Before that, I was extremely insulous all the time, just staying in a room on my own, and it’s so easy to paint this horrific picture of life when you don’t give yourself a chance to live.”
Want to feel peace
In a Bullet The interview was announced a day before his death, Miller discussed his goal of balancing the highs and lows. “I wouldn’t want righteous Happiness, ”he said in September 2018.“ And I don’t want sadness either. I do not want to be low in my spirit. I want to be able to have good days and bad days … I can’t imagine not to wake up sometimes and be like, ‘I don’t feel like doing s—.’ And then have days where you wake up and you feel on top of the world. “
Writing his pain
In his song in 2018 “Come back to Earth,” Miller shared some of the turmoil he felt and his search for escape from thinking in his lyrics: “My harder looks just like texts that I shouldn’t send /just a way out /from my head I do anything for a way out /from my head /don’t know it doesn’t look?
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