Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller teamed up for several memorable collaborations during the mixtape era. “Going Places” captures the chemistry between the two Pittsburgh artists before they became global stars.
Back in the early 2010s, Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller were helping lead a new wave of independent hip-hop coming out of Pittsburgh. During the blog era, the two built a strong connection through mixtapes, tours, and their laid-back stoner rap sound that quickly earned them loyal fanbases around the world. “Going Places” remains one of those rare unreleased collaborations that surfaced on Fast Eddie’s Live From The 412 Vol. 5 mixtape, giving fans another smooth record from two hometown legends before global fame fully arrived. The chemistry between Wiz and Mac feels effortless on this track, capturing a nostalgic era in hip-hop that many fans still revisit today. Wiz Khalifa has continued to stay active musically over the years, recently teaming up with Curren$y again for Roofless Records For Drop Tops: Disc 1. You can stream the throwback record below through the SoundCloud player.
RIP Mac Miller