Mac Miller listed on 2012 Forbes “30 Under 30″ list
By Jonathan Sawyer / Interviews / December 20, 2011 / 2287 Views

Before he's highlighted in their upcoming "30 Under 30" feature, indie rapper Mac Miller recently sat down with the people at Forbes to discuss a variety of topics. Watch and listen as the Pittsburgh native speaks on hits hustle and success as well as his avenues of attacking things through a more creative approach. The kid blew up quite a bit this year, so it will be interesting to see if he can keep things rolling in 2012.

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  • http://twitter.com/SilenceNogood Silence Nogood

    Indie rapper? that's a nice way of putting it, lol

  • http://twitter.com/SilenceNogood Silence Nogood

    Indie rapper? that's a nice way of putting it, lol

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  • http://lacedandlamez.com laced & lamez

    Mac you don't sound like Tribe or The Doors. You sound like a white Wiz Kahlifa at best

  • IloveREALhiphop

    Tribe and Doors??!?!? Garbage ass rapper

  • http://twitter.com/conorfkilroy CK

    wishful thinking

  • Supreme for Sale

    Hell yeah Mac!

    supremeforsale.tumblr.com

  • Gbling

    see i read forbes and they arent a music magazine so w.e ass twat there or on his publicity team wrote that hes anything like the Doors or Tribe is fuckin retarded 

  • not interesting

    Watching an interview with this tool makes me wish his mother swallowed him.

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  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_VBIXP6H2XGUQC6WRQ6BT53PTPI Mastamix63 Mastamix63

    Haters gon hate.  Smh.

  • Real talk

    Mac Miller isn't just a disgrace to music as a whole, but makes it that much easier to point our fingers at the downturn of the rap industry. Most good rap is underground now a days