“Nothing from Nothing” by Mac Miller

“Nothing From Nothing” is the late American rapper Mac Miller’s cover version of the 1970s Billy Preston song of the same name. In “Nothing from Nothing”, the narrator (Mac Miller) is either addressing an individual or group of individuals. It is obvious that said person holds Mac in high esteem. However, Mac doesn’t believe this individual has anything to offer. In fact he would be belittling himself just to aspire to this person’s lofty perception of him.

You can view the lyrics, alternate interprations and sheet music for Mac Miller's Nothing from Nothing at Lyrics.org.

Moreover the narrator himself feels he has nothing to offer this person in return. Instead he just perceives himself as being a “soldier” in some type of ideological “war”. Thus the only type of relationships he is interested in are ones in which he feels the other person has something to contribute.

 

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