Mac Miller’s supervisor has written a remembrance of the late rapper in an op-ed for the UK Observer. Christian Clancy, who started managing Miller in 2013 along with his spouse Kelly, describes Miller as a selfless presence who, greater than fame, “craved importance: the ability to show depth, to cement a legacy.”
Clancy describes seeing Miller two days earlier than his dying. “He was very open about his struggles throughout his career, but he had been fully focused and engaged,” Clancy writes. “He knew the progress he had made, battling his internal dialogue—it wasn’t easy, but he was doing it and feeling the rewards…. He was happy and in as good a mental state as he had been since we’d known him.” He concludes, “In a world dominated by ego, he led with the soul and lived by focusing on similarities rather than differences – that’s a lesson we all could use.” Read the total op-ed.
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