Logic
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Logic: “I Have a Power That a Lot of People in This World Don’t”
“I’m not Tupac, or this prophetic dude or anything like that.”
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The Moment Logic Realized He Had Fans Was Also When He Knew He Deserved to Be Paid
“I couldn’t believe that there were hundreds of people that had gathered just for me.”
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Logic on Making “1-800” Video: “I Was Going After Every Racist, Homophobic Piece of Shit”
“Man, bring it on, because I really believe in this message.”
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Logic Credits Drake With Allowing Him to Be the “Best Me”
“You said, ‘Nah, you can rap, you can spit those bars, and you can sing, and you can be yourself.'”
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Logic Gave Up On Trying to Make a “Radio Hit” Before “1-800”
“The fact that is the song I can flex on as a rapper, like, ‘Double Platinum, motherfucker,’ that’s amazing.”
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Logic, GoldLink & the New Pinnacle of DMV Hip-Hop
Logic and GoldLink’s recent success is spotlighting the DMV and redefining what’s possible for hip-hop artists from the area.
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6ix on Producing Logic’s “Take It Back” in Under 20 Minutes: “There’s Brilliance in Simplicity”
“If you make every sound super important to the beat, you don’t need to add a lot of stuff.”
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Snoh Aalegra – Sometimes ft. Logic
Artist: Snoh Aalegra Track: Sometimes Feat. Logic Producer: Atu + Dpat Album: FEELS
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Can a “True Artist” Keep Making the Same Music? Logic Says No, I Disagree
Are Future and Gucci Mane not true artists?
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How Logic’s “1-800-273-8255” Taught Me to Be Less Skeptical of “Wokeness”
If the net effect of an artist’s music is positive, why are we often so quick to be snarky about it?
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Logic Has a Top 10 Single for the First Time in His Career
It’s also the first top 50 record of his career.
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Logic – 1-800-273-8255 ft. Alessia Cara & Khalid
Artist: Logic Track: 1-800-273-8255 Feat. Alessia Cara, Khalid Producer: 6ix & Logic Album: Everybody