24Hrs Drops "Legends (Larry Fisherman)" In Memory Of Mac Miller

24hrs and Club 97 link up on "Legends."

BYAron A.Sep 10, 20187.1K Views

We've lost a lot of people in the hip hop community this year such as XXXTENTACION, Fredo Santana and Jimmy Wopo. On Friday, the unfortunate news surfaced that Mac Miller passed away at the age of 26. Tributes flooded Instagram and Twitter timelines all weekend. Artists like Drake, Elton John, J. Cole and more paid tribute during their concerts. Now, 24hrs has released his own tribute to Mac Miller on his new song, “LEGENDS (Larry Fisherman)."

24Hrs pays tribute to Mac Miller on his new song, "LEGENDS (Larry Fisherman)." His new song features Club 97 and hails production from Kabba, AutoLaser, and Lastnght. The song's album art features a picture of Mac Miller's head faded in the clubs.

Peep his new song below

Quotable Lyrics
It's so hard to say goodbye
Why do every legend gotta die
If they take me up, don't cry for me
Please don't cry for me

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