MTV is bringing back Mac Miller‘s reality television series in the wake of his death, The Blast reported yesterday (Sept. 12). The network hasn’t announced a broadcast date, but plans to re-air episodes of Mac Miller and the Most Dope Family as part of a slate of content paying tribute to the late rapper and producer.
The show’s two seasons, originally broadcast in 2013 and 2014, followed Miller’s life after he moved to Los Angeles following the runaway success of his 2011 album Blue Slide Park. In that time, Mac frequently hosted some of the city’s best young artists while producing what would become his own critical breakthrough, 2013’s Watching Movies with the Sound Off, as well as several acclaimed mixtapes including Vince Staples’ Stolen Youth.
Mac’s hometown of Pittsburgh, for its part, hosted a vigil at Blue Slide Park‘s eponymous location.
The rapper’s official cause of death has not yet been determined. An autopsy by Los Angeles County’s coroner was inconclusive and authorities are reportedly waiting for the results of a toxicology report before making a final determination.