So since this is what you like to do in order to get attention we can do it like this. I’ve called you and dm’d and you havnt responded.
"I’m not a tough guy I’m not about negativity but this bugged me bad bro. Paak but you are the first to disrespect my friend who is no longer here for absolutely no reason and I can’t stand for that," he explained. "You ain’t the first to make an album inspired by a relationship, you ain’t the first to make a song featuring Anderson.
MAC MILLER WEEKEND SAMPLED BY MAC
maybe your belt was wrapped around your Gotda*n waist too tight or maybe it was the choker cutting the circulation off to the brain but since you felt it necessary to bring me up twice and my boy ain’t here to respond ima say it like this."Īnderson then addressed Goldlink's claim that Mac ripped off his work to create The Divine Feminine. "Why you would do it I can’t even understand It. Paak didn't take Goldlink's accusations I would imagine yo weird a** posted up somewhere just like this when you decided to make that disrespectful, narcissistic, jealous grossly unnecessary post," he commented on Goldlink's post. While Goldlink ended his letter praising Mac for his work, the late rapper's friend and longtime collaborator Anderson. To fans surprise, the "U Say" rapper detailed stories of their turbulent friendship and he even accused Mac, who passed away in September 2018, of copying one of his albums.
Late Tuesday night (November 26) Goldlink penned an open letter to the late Mac Miller.
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