Both projects boasted features from his peers, including Anderson. His next two records, GO:OD AM and The Divine Feminine, were released under REMember Music in partnership with Warner Bros. Watching Movies with the Sound Off spawned three singles, “S.D.S.,” “Watching Movies,” and “Goosebumpz,” and a myriad of features, including verses from Schoolboy Q, Action Bronson, and Tyler, The Creator. After he dropped ROS, Miller was featured on “The Way,” a single by Ariana Grande, which is presumably where the stars seeded the beginnings of their relationship. 1, Miller’s ninth mixtape, showed off his instrumental skills without vocals under his now-infamous moniker, Larry Fisherman. Before the project was released, Mac dropped another mixtape and featured on multiple songs. In preparation for his next album, Watching Movies with the Sound Off, Miller starred in his own MTV2 reality show, Mac Miller and the Most Dope Family, which gave fans an inside look on what it’s like to be the hottest white rapper in the game. In 2013, Mac Miller founded REMember Music, a label imprint named after his friend who had died. During this time, Miller released two mixtapes, I Love Life, Thank You and Macadelic, the latter of which featured production by Pharell. His first full-length album debuted on top of the charts, and its singles “Smile Back,” “Frick Park Market,” and “Party on Fifth Ave,” were all featured on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song peaked at number 75 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and later became a certified platinum record. Later that year, Mac Miller released his fifth mixtape, Best Day Ever. Through fervent promotion on social media, aided in part by his association with Wiz Khalifa under the label, he was recognized by XXL as part of their annual Freshman Class in 2011. Pittsburgh-based label Rostrum Records picked up Miller that same year, while his third mixtape K.I.D.S. The two projects established Miller as an undeniable talent in his hometown of Pittsburgh he was named the 21 & Under of the Year at the 2010 Pittsburg Hip Hop Awards and won Best Hip-Hop Video for the track “Live Free,” which depicts a grayscale Manhattan wherein teenage Mac Miller explores the city in a snapback and a pair of Apple headphones. From that point on, Mac dedicated his life and career to hip-hop, creating the moniker Mac Miller in 2009, under which he released two mixtapes: The Jukebox: Prelude to Class Clown and The High Life. Mac Miller discovered his affinity for rapping after freestyling over a beat during a smoke session with friends at just 14 years old.

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