MAC
2021·Music·1h 57m
7.1
★
"MAC" chronicles the life and times of Malcolm McCormick, known to most as ‘Mac Miller.’ His career began while he was still in high school, and it was not long before Mac was impressing fellow musicians and his ever-growing fan base. Before his tragic death in 2018, Mac was quickly becoming one of the most notable and beloved contemporary artists. In the short time he was with us, Mac influenced and inspired the masses.
Directed by Michael O'Connor
Cast
Mac Miller
Self
Popular Reviews
8 reviews
Matt J.
9.0★ · 02/17/26
Thoughts I had while watching (written in no particular order):
I gotta lock in bro
Theres something beautiful about him deciding to sing on a song with Ariana Grande despite not liking his singing voice
Donald Trump jumpscare
Why am I about to cry at 2:30pm on a Tuesday
How did this man lose a Grammy to Cardi B
I also really like a nice toasted sandwich
If I ever make anything as good as Faces I can die happy
Hearing his dad announce that they caught the dealer who got him killed felt like watching John Cena announce the death of Osama Bin Laden
I need to improve my hat collection
ITS THE RAP DIABLO, MACHO WHEN I DROP FLOWS, BAR GETS RAISED UP, ITS ME AND PETEY PABLO
This man should not be dead
Where’s Tyler? Where’s Vince?
Just me and my 2 cats
He would’ve loved and hated TikTok
26 bro
The doc is on YouTube, just go watch it
I gotta lock in bro
Theres something beautiful about him deciding to sing on a song with Ariana Grande despite not liking his singing voice
Donald Trump jumpscare
Why am I about to cry at 2:30pm on a Tuesday
How did this man lose a Grammy to Cardi B
I also really like a nice toasted sandwich
If I ever make anything as good as Faces I can die happy
Hearing his dad announce that they caught the dealer who got him killed felt like watching John Cena announce the death of Osama Bin Laden
I need to improve my hat collection
ITS THE RAP DIABLO, MACHO WHEN I DROP FLOWS, BAR GETS RAISED UP, ITS ME AND PETEY PABLO
This man should not be dead
Where’s Tyler? Where’s Vince?
Just me and my 2 cats
He would’ve loved and hated TikTok
26 bro
The doc is on YouTube, just go watch it
Thoughts I had while watching (written in no particular order):
I gotta lock in bro
Theres something beautiful about him deciding to sing on a song with Ariana Grande despite not liking his singing voice
Donald Trump jumpscare
Why am I about to cry at 2:30pm on a Tuesday
How did this man lose a Grammy to Cardi B
I also really like a nice toasted sandwich
If I ever make anything as good as Faces I can die happy
Hearing his dad announce that they caught the dealer who got him killed felt like watching John Cena announce the death of Osama Bin Laden
I need to improve my hat collection
ITS THE RAP DIABLO, MACHO WHEN I DROP FLOWS, BAR GETS RAISED UP, ITS ME AND PETEY PABLO
This man should not be dead
Where’s Tyler? Where’s Vince?
Just me and my 2 cats
He would’ve loved and hated TikTok
26 bro
The doc is on YouTube, just go watch it
I gotta lock in bro
Theres something beautiful about him deciding to sing on a song with Ariana Grande despite not liking his singing voice
Donald Trump jumpscare
Why am I about to cry at 2:30pm on a Tuesday
How did this man lose a Grammy to Cardi B
I also really like a nice toasted sandwich
If I ever make anything as good as Faces I can die happy
Hearing his dad announce that they caught the dealer who got him killed felt like watching John Cena announce the death of Osama Bin Laden
I need to improve my hat collection
ITS THE RAP DIABLO, MACHO WHEN I DROP FLOWS, BAR GETS RAISED UP, ITS ME AND PETEY PABLO
This man should not be dead
Where’s Tyler? Where’s Vince?
Just me and my 2 cats
He would’ve loved and hated TikTok
26 bro
The doc is on YouTube, just go watch it
Grey Aylen
10.0★ · 10/24/25
What a beautiful homage to such a sweet kind soul. Rest in peace Mac. I think the only way to tell Mac’s story was to let him tell it himself; this is truly a work of art.
What a beautiful homage to such a sweet kind soul. Rest in peace Mac. I think the only way to tell Mac’s story was to let him tell it himself; this is truly a work of art.
George PRO
10.0★ · 09/02/25
If this counts as a movie it MIGHT be better than moneyball. Holy fuck
If this counts as a movie it MIGHT be better than moneyball. Holy fuck
llusioner
9.4★ · 04/23/24
Just want to rant about why Mac Miller is one of my personal favorite music artists of all time real quick.
I didn’t exactly know about him nor of his death until around the time his last album Circles was released and wanted to listen to it (also the first album I heard from him). As soon as the first song started playing, my ears instantly felt at ease and were so enticed to his calming voice. The lyrics and instrumentals from the song were so beautiful to me that I instantly wanted to know more about who this guy was.
I discovered how much of a genuine, funny, chill, and passionate person he was and always seemed to enjoy life for what it was a lot of the time. Learning more about his young rapping career and how much he grew and impacted so many people was honestly really inspiring to me on a deeper level. I personally wasn’t in a good place at the time, but his more meaningful songs were more understanding of certain topics which made them comforting for me to listen to. Watching so many interviews and meaningful/funny moments of him instantly made me care about him so much.
But his untimely death was so devastating and depressing to me because of how much I cared about him and it was tragic that he didn’t get to grow old. Even though he didn’t get to make more music, it made me much more eternally grateful for the music that he did make and the emotional impact of his songs grew by a ton. My heart goes out to Malcom’s family, friends, and everyone else that’s either a fan or was impacted by his personality and music.
With all of that being said, This was genuinely one of the most well thought of and personal documentaries i’ve seen for one of my favorite artists of all time. Most Dope Forever Mac Miller and I miss you like you were a brother to me 🫂
“Have a good time man, have some fun. Having fun is okay. Get some love in your life whatever that be another person or just loving yourself man. Love is good spread love. Spread love.”
I didn’t exactly know about him nor of his death until around the time his last album Circles was released and wanted to listen to it (also the first album I heard from him). As soon as the first song started playing, my ears instantly felt at ease and were so enticed to his calming voice. The lyrics and instrumentals from the song were so beautiful to me that I instantly wanted to know more about who this guy was.
I discovered how much of a genuine, funny, chill, and passionate person he was and always seemed to enjoy life for what it was a lot of the time. Learning more about his young rapping career and how much he grew and impacted so many people was honestly really inspiring to me on a deeper level. I personally wasn’t in a good place at the time, but his more meaningful songs were more understanding of certain topics which made them comforting for me to listen to. Watching so many interviews and meaningful/funny moments of him instantly made me care about him so much.
But his untimely death was so devastating and depressing to me because of how much I cared about him and it was tragic that he didn’t get to grow old. Even though he didn’t get to make more music, it made me much more eternally grateful for the music that he did make and the emotional impact of his songs grew by a ton. My heart goes out to Malcom’s family, friends, and everyone else that’s either a fan or was impacted by his personality and music.
With all of that being said, This was genuinely one of the most well thought of and personal documentaries i’ve seen for one of my favorite artists of all time. Most Dope Forever Mac Miller and I miss you like you were a brother to me 🫂
“Have a good time man, have some fun. Having fun is okay. Get some love in your life whatever that be another person or just loving yourself man. Love is good spread love. Spread love.”
Just want to rant about why Mac Miller is one of my personal favorite music artists of all time real quick.
I didn’t exactly know about him nor of his death until around the time his last album Circles was released and wanted to listen to it (also the first album I heard from him). As soon as the first song started playing, my ears instantly felt at ease and were so enticed to his calming voice. The lyrics and instrumentals from the song were so beautiful to me that I instantly wanted to know more about who this guy was.
I discovered how much of a genuine, funny, chill, and passionate person he was and always seemed to enjoy life for what it was a lot of the time. Learning more about his young rapping career and how much he grew and impacted so many people was honestly really inspiring to me on a deeper level. I personally wasn’t in a good place at the time, but his more meaningful songs were more understanding of certain topics which made them comforting for me to listen to. Watching so many interviews and meaningful/funny moments of him instantly made me care about him so much.
But his untimely death was so devastating and depressing to me because of how much I cared about him and it was tragic that he didn’t get to grow old. Even though he didn’t get to make more music, it made me much more eternally grateful for the music that he did make and the emotional impact of his songs grew by a ton. My heart goes out to Malcom’s family, friends, and everyone else that’s either a fan or was impacted by his personality and music.
With all of that being said, This was genuinely one of the most well thought of and personal documentaries i’ve seen for one of my favorite artists of all time. Most Dope Forever Mac Miller and I miss you like you were a brother to me 🫂
“Have a good time man, have some fun. Having fun is okay. Get some love in your life whatever that be another person or just loving yourself man. Love is good spread love. Spread love.”
I didn’t exactly know about him nor of his death until around the time his last album Circles was released and wanted to listen to it (also the first album I heard from him). As soon as the first song started playing, my ears instantly felt at ease and were so enticed to his calming voice. The lyrics and instrumentals from the song were so beautiful to me that I instantly wanted to know more about who this guy was.
I discovered how much of a genuine, funny, chill, and passionate person he was and always seemed to enjoy life for what it was a lot of the time. Learning more about his young rapping career and how much he grew and impacted so many people was honestly really inspiring to me on a deeper level. I personally wasn’t in a good place at the time, but his more meaningful songs were more understanding of certain topics which made them comforting for me to listen to. Watching so many interviews and meaningful/funny moments of him instantly made me care about him so much.
But his untimely death was so devastating and depressing to me because of how much I cared about him and it was tragic that he didn’t get to grow old. Even though he didn’t get to make more music, it made me much more eternally grateful for the music that he did make and the emotional impact of his songs grew by a ton. My heart goes out to Malcom’s family, friends, and everyone else that’s either a fan or was impacted by his personality and music.
With all of that being said, This was genuinely one of the most well thought of and personal documentaries i’ve seen for one of my favorite artists of all time. Most Dope Forever Mac Miller and I miss you like you were a brother to me 🫂
“Have a good time man, have some fun. Having fun is okay. Get some love in your life whatever that be another person or just loving yourself man. Love is good spread love. Spread love.”
S
9.0★ · 04/21/24
Missing someone that you’ve never met is a different kind of pain
Missing someone that you’ve never met is a different kind of pain