7 Mac Miller Albums Land on Billboard 200 Chart

Matthew Strauss
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The Pittsburgh rapper’s latest, Swimming returned to the Top 10 following his death

Seven of Mac Miller’s projects have landed on the September 22 edition of the Billboard 200 chart, following the Pittsburgh rapper’s death on September 7. The highest-charting of the albums is 2018’s Swimming, moving up to No. 6 from No. 71, as Billboard reports. Mac’s 2015 album GO:OD AM landed at No. 32; his 2011 debut Blue Slide Park is at No. 49; 2016’s The Divine Feminine placed at No. 50; and 2013’s Watching Movies With the Sound Off made it to No. 59. In addition, Mac’s mixtapes Best Day Ever (2011) and Macadelic (2012) placed at Nos. 26 and 106, respectively.

Tributes to Mac Miller poured out following the news of his death. Among those who shared their thoughts were Fiona Apple, Drake, J. Cole, Childish Gambino, and Kendrick Lamar. The week after he died, Ariana Grande posted an emotional tribute on her Instagram. In addition, fans held a vigil at Pittsburgh’s Blue Slide Park.

Read “Mac and Me: Coming of Age With Mac Miller’s Music” at Levels and “Remembering Mac Miller’s Cultivation of Himself and His Peers” on the Pitch.