Throughout the show, the fans’ energy was low, and it only got higher for a few songs.

This personally bummed me out as well as some of the crowd. Mac Miller did this for a few songs like “100 Grandkids” and “Dang!” But for the most part, he was just standing in front of the microphone rapping.

However, from the rap concerts I have been to, the rapper always has a large amount of energy, dances all over the place, makes outfit changes, etc. Everyone was yelling the lyrics with him, bouncing their arms up and down with him and, for the most part, having a great time.

He started the show in front of the mic singing his song “Cinderella” from his latest album, “The Divine Feminine.” He had a crazy light show that moved about and flashed all over the stage. The lights then flickered on, and the crowd went wild as they saw Mac Miller in the flesh in front of them. Then the stage went dark, and you could spot a fuzzy black figure on the stage. But the DJ just played on stage, and the crowd kind of just bopped their heads and danced a little. It’s always nice to hear your favorite throwback tunes remixed and thrown together. He had some DJs perform before he took the stage, which was kind of fun. Although I don’t really know much of his work past his hit song “Party on Fifth Ave.,” Mac Miller had plenty of other fans excited about his stop in Milwaukee. This Halloweekend the Rave gave us a treat of Mac Miller’s performance. Though their decorations are a start, the Rave does its best celebrating by having live music. Creepy skeletons, ghouls and zombies are hiding around the Rave getting ready for the spooky holiday.

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