“DAD, HOW GOOD WAS BRANDON JACOBS IN HIS PRIME WITH THE #GIANTS…?”
One of the most physically intimidating running backs of his era.
Jacobs was 6-foot-4, nearly 265 pounds, and an absolute NIGHTMARE to tackle in the open field.
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Greatest Mixtapes of All Time (Via your Votes)
Agree with these?
1. Mac Miller - Faces (22.7% of votes)
2. Joey Badass - 1999 (15.3%)
3. ASAP Rocky - LLA (11.4%)
4. Lil Wayne - DD3 (9.5%)
5. Chance - Acid Rap (4.1%)
6. J. Cole - FNL (3.4%)
7. Danny Brown - XXX (2.0%)
8. Flatbush Zombies - BOD (2.0%)
9. Lil Wayne - No Ceilings (1.9%)
10. Big KRIT - 12 for 12 (1.5%)
The strangest thing about losing Mac Miller isn’t just that the music stopped. It’s that an entire generation lost the person who was growing up at the exact same pace they were.
Most artists build a myth. Mac built a mirror. You could trace his exact emotional evolution from teenage carelessness to deep existential anxiety to a quiet, fragile acceptance; album by album.
When an artist like that dies, you don't just mourn their past work. You mourn the wisdom they were supposed to give you five years down the line, when you both got a little older.