Good to see some new music from OG Maco. For his latest, he connects with fellow QC member Offset on “Ticket”.
Also, Maco had something else to say via his Twitter:
Somehow the public STILL hasnt realized I'm being sabotaged.
None of the journalist have the nuts to ask.
None of the influencers, even my "friends" will ask why I'm being hidden.
Everyone just sees no evil. https://t.co/PQRZDfySrq
— OG MACO (@OGMaco) December 6, 2017
A precursor to Maco’s upcoming self-titled album, which drops July 7th.
From the producer, Kino Beats:
OG Maco planned to release his third installment of the “OG Maco EP” series on 4/23. Due to delay finalizing the masters of the project, “Off” Prod by KinoBeats was leaked. The duo decided to leak another record from the upcoming project. This record is called “Pigs” Featuring Atlanta’s own Man Man Savage and XVL Hendrix Produced by KinoBeats.
OG Maco drops his long-awaited project, with an interesting message:
After three years of waiting, I figure its time to give the fans what they want selflessly. I crafted this album from 2014-2015 as an outlet and I hope it does the same for you. Thank you to all my supporters and believers and especially my critics.
Live free and Rage,
The Lord Of RageP.S. This is actually the album its just on soundcloud because my label would remove it from anything else.
#ChildrenOfTheRage intro originally, freed to free you from all your doubts.
Thank you to my brother Pablo Dylan who taught me how to be a legend unapologetically.
OG Maco follows in Travi$ Scott’s footsteps by paying tribute to KiD CuDi — in his case, via the new EP For Scott…
In addition, we also included one of his latest clips with Vlad TV, which sees him with a working eye (there’s an explanation).
OG Maco links with fellow Atlanta peer Lil’ Yachty for his latest.
Featuring production from MeloMayneNoGamz, Andrew Grossan, Heroes x Villains, Hassan Khaffaf, Static Beats, Hush, MyBoyRoach, DJ Snake and himself. Listen below.
Taken from his upcoming mixtape The Lord Of Rage, due to be released just prior to New Year’s.
OG Maco drops another project out of nowhere titled ’10 Moons 2′.
From the vault.
Its obvious who my inspiration was for it.
Go get that #DS2 !!!
Above, Future sat down with HuffPost Live to speak on his new album DS2 and more, including the “destroying lives” comment that came from OG Maco recently:
He need to rap about whatever he rap about. Church Bible verses, whatever, and then he won’t have an opinion on hip-hop.
OG Maco, he goin’ have to respond. He goin’ have to see me about this. When I see him, he going have to tell me to my face. All that Twitter stuff, I’m not with that. I’m one hundred percent, a thousand percent. So if he can say it on Twitter, when I see him, I’mma see him and if he don’t say nothing I’m not going even respect him but if he say that in my face, he ain’t going get the response I’m saying right now. I promise you.
UPDATE: OG Maco has since responded, and everything seems cool:
Salute @1future .
We just had a real nigga conversation.
The media and hate will turn positives into negatives if you let em.
No more ?s .
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 13, 2015
UPDATE #2: Don’t know how we missed this, but have you seen OGMACO.com?
OG Maco and Two-9 member Curtis Williams come together for the dope Atlanta collaboration ‘Holeman & Finch’.
OG Maco is becoming increasingly more critical of the entertainment world, and has taken to Twitter to take to task many of the misogynistic, drug-fueled lyrics that rule today’s Rap music….even going so far as to name Future as one of the artists doing it (he’s also a fan, so…yea).
Check out the tweets below.
Rap about drugs and call girls hoes and wear supreme and bape and you'll make it.
On my soul.
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
It's yall fault all this lame ass shit possible.
Never forget.
In real life most of Twitter lame as fuck and soul less.
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
Niggas looking up to loser attitudes because this generation is afraid to strive for anything.
Lowest common denominator is the hero.
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
I love Future but I also understand Future has destroyed countless lives by making it cool to be a drug addict.
56 Xans isn't cool.
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
You all fail to realize how slight the chances are that you will become anything worthwhile with the mindset that group weakness is strength
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
Because I knew people are stupid and weak minded.
And I've stated this many times. https://t.co/HZcdrjsEIW
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
To discredit me by saying "from the guy who made u guessed it" is completely disregarding the fact I knew it would blow because of idiots.
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
"U Guessed It" was not luck.
It wasn't a accident.
I made the dumbest song I possibly could on a beat full of bass and knew it would blow.
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
I manipulated over 40 million minds and counting based on the exact same principles that I'm preaching.
Who's more qualified to say this?
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
I made 2Bars to STOP @1manmansavage from doing Xans.
It was a promise we made.
And it worked.
My nigga stopped after the song dropped.
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
And yall fake ass Future fans.
Yall haven't been listening to him since Rocko tapes.
Since "1000"
Probably not even Dirty Spite.
Fuck niggas
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
The fact is there's more weak minds than ever before
There's more peons than ever before.And platforms like Twitter make you think otherwise
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
Im not speaking for the fuck of it.
I have to share a world and future with these idiots and simple minded fucks.
I'd rather try change.
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
I spoke on all this on "No Mo"
This ain't the first time.
https://t.co/l208Hn8vgI
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
Only fuck niggas take valid points and skew it into hate.
Future is one of my favorite artists of all time
Regardless pic.twitter.com/ZowW759gD1
— OG Maco (@OGMaco) July 9, 2015
OG Maco, Vince Staples and (one of the two DC area artists) GoldLink are the next group to take part in the XXL Freshman Roundtable.
XXL Freshman OG Maco drops off his latest release ‘Lord Have Mercy’, taken from his upcoming project Children Of The Rage.
The XXL Freshman cypher continues. Vince Staples bodied this one.
Motown Records artist BJ The Chicago Kid drops his OG Maco-featured “That Girl” which will most likely be featured on his LP coming this Fall. – Digital Trapstars
Produced by Childish Major and Matt Martians and taken from the Atlanta singer’s upcoming EP. Very dope.
The Visual #15 is a recap of OG Maco’s stardom as he continuously climbs up the ladder of success. In this film, Maco brings out the truth of why he is who he is. From losing his Brother and friend to Murder, to the ups and downs of an everyday African American, Maco touches sides of all those who feel like they have something to prove to the world.