Hurt Feelings - Musica

Malcolm McCormick Conosciuto Con Lo Pseudonimo Di Mac Miller Nato Nel 19 Gennaio 1992 È Un Rapper Americano Di Origine Ebree Cresciuto A Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Nel Suo Primo Anno Alla Taylor Allderdice High School Miller Decise Di Focalizzare La Sua Attenzione Sulla Sua Carriera Hip Hop. Era Un Tipo Sportivo Andava Ai Party Scolastici Ma Una Volta Scoperto L' Hip Hop Lo Prese Come Un Vero E Proprio Lavoro. Miller Autodidatta Suona La Chitarra Il Piano E La Batteria. Prima Della Sua Carriera Da Solista Miller Ha Fatto Parte Di Una Rap-Band The III Spoken Con Un Suo Compagno Di Pittsburgh Beedie. Alla Soglia Dei 18 Anni Miller Firma Con La Rostrum Records E Incide Il Suo Primo Mixtape Intitolato K.I.D.S. Nell'agosto Del 2010. Miller Ha Partecipazioni Con Big L The Bestie Boys OutKast E A Tribe Called Quest. Lui Ha Anche Uno Stretto Rapporto Col Suo Amico Di Pittsburgh Wiz Khalifa Dicendo "Wiz È Stato Come Un Fratello Maggiore Per Me La Nostra Relazione È Oltre La Musica. Mi È Vicino Che Faccia Musica O No". Il 29 Marzo 2011 Pubblica Un EP On And On And Beyond. L' 11 Maggio Il Suo Primo Singolo " Knock-Knock" Debutta Su YouTube. Già Alla Fine Di Maggio Aveva Accumulato Circa 1.500.000 . ..Visualizzazioni read less

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In this track, Mac talks about not changing himself to better his career. It is also his way of telling anyone who has ever doubted him in his career that he made it. "I'm always sayin' I won't change but I ain't the same Everything is different, I can't complain Don't know what you missin' Shame on you." Rather than remaining stagnant and continuing to battle his demons, the Pittsburgh rapper has chosen to move on and accept his successes. He hopes this hasn't hurt anyone's feelings who think he should remain the same Malcolm James McCormick before he found fame as Mac Miller. The rhymer also addresses those who refuse to personally develop telling them "shame on you." The song was produced by J. Cole with some additional contributions from Los Angeles-based songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Jon Brion and British singer-songwriter Dev Hynes, who records under the name of Blood Orange. The track marks Mac's first time collaborating with J. Cole. Speaking with Beats 1's Zane Lowe about the song Miller explained that Cole sent initially over two beats. They then had a conversation, and arising from that he sent over some tracks one of which became "Hurt Feelings." Miller added regarding Dev Hynes' contribution that he "was playing this big-ass grand piano, trying to like lay a piano part." The rapper was hating everything he was doing and when Hynes walked in he asked him to give it a try. The first thing the songwriter did was repeat exactly what Miller was doing, which made him think that maybe what he was right in the first place. "And then out of nowhere" he suddenly came up with the piano that you hear on this song. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.