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Logic has addressed negative comments made by Joe Budden in a new interview with the rapper-turned-podcaster’s former co-hosts Rory and Mal.In a 2019 episode of The Joe Budden Podcast, Budden described Logic as “easily one of the worst rappers to ever grace a microphone”. His comments came after he had listened to French Montana‘s ‘Twisted’ single featuring A$AP Rocky, Juicy J and Logic.“I’m going to be honest with you – I don’t know what they tell you at Def Jam, I know you sold a lot of records, I know you sell out a whole bunch of tours and I know just how successful you are,” Budden said, referring to Logic. “I have to be honest, you are horrible, man.”Budden’s co-host’s at the time were Rory Farrell and Jamil Clay (aka Rory and Mal), who now have their own podcast, New Rory & Mal. On the latest episode of the pair’s show, Logic, whose new album ‘Vinyl Days’ was released on Friday (June 17), opened up about Budden’s comments and how they were partly responsible for him deciding to retire from rap in 2020.Recalling the moment he found out Budden had called him the “worst rapper”, Logic said: “I read this and my heart rate explodes.

Joe Budden has called Logic “weird” for “snitching” on his mother in revealing a story in which she used the N-word.In May, Logic appeared on Andrew Santino’s Whiskey Ginger podcast. He recalled an incident where his white mother was stabbed in retaliation for her use of the derogatory word.“My mom got stabbed,” Logic said. “Yeah, she was in the park, hit the hard ‘R’ on somebody, which she also did to me and my siblings all the time.

Logic has revealed his thoughts on Kanye West‘s controversial “White Lives Matter” t-shirts – dubbing the rapper a “fucking moron”.After making his catwalk debut at Balenciaga’s Paris Fashion Week show last year, West introduced his latest Yeezy line at his Yzy Season 9 event – sparking contoversy when he wore a longsleeve shirt with the words “White Lives Matter” emblazoned on the back.The phrase – an appropriation of the Black Lives Matter slogan used to protest racial injustice, discrimination and police brutality – has been adopted by white supremacist organisations in recent years, and has been categorised by the Anti-Defamation League as a hate slogan.Now, in a recent vlog post to his YouTube channel, Logic spoke out on the matter. After boasting about how “positive or negative” media attention makes him richer, he then himself to Ye’s questionable shirt design: “Only I’m not like evil, so I’m not out here spewing bullshit out of my mouth or wearing ‘White Lives Matter’ t-shirts or some dumb shit like that.

Logic has dropped off a brand new track called ‘Orville’ featuring rappers Like and Blu & Exile – you can check it out below.It’s the latest preview of the Maryland rapper and producer’s upcoming seventh album, ‘Vinyl Days’, which he first announced back in January, sharing a clip of himself in his home studio working on a beat for it.‘Orville’ – which hears Logic team up with Pac Div rapper and producer Like and Los Angeles duo Blu & Exile – follows recent tracks ‘Breath Control’, ‘Tetris’, ‘Decades’, Therapy Music (featuring Russ) and the album’s title track with DJ Premier.The song title is inspired by sci-fi series The Orville. Several references to it can be found throughout the track, including when Logic raps: “I’m Captain Mercer on the beat, watch me murder the Krill.”You can check out Logic’s latest track below:Logic’s last project was last summer’s ‘Bobby Tarantino III’. The 12-track project arrived after Logic announced in July 2020 that he was retiring from the music industry in order to be a better father to his newborn son, Bobby.

Logic has hit out at his record label, Def Jam, for allegedly “fucking up” his releases.The rapper took to Instagram last week (April 21) to call out his label.“Def Jam, why you fucking up my releases, man?” Logic said in a video.“First of all, I love you Tunji. Tunji’s my guy, he ain’t got nothing to do with this. What the fuck is going on, man? I told Def Jam that I wanted to release my shit as a two-pack and I just found out that they’re releasing it as two singles at the same time.

Wiz Khalifa and Logic have announced a co-headlining tour titled ‘Vinyl Verse’, which will take them across the US this summer. Find tickets here.The announcement comes alongside news of special guests 24kGoldn, DJ Drama, C Dot Castro and Fedd the God, who will appear at various dates.The 28-city tour kicks off on July 27 in Irvine, making stops in cities including Atlanta, Brooklyn and Nashville before finishing up in St.

Logic has dropped off a brand new track called ‘Breath Control’ – you can watch the song’s one-take video below.It’s the latest preview of the Maryland rapper and producer’s upcoming new album, ‘Vinyl Days’. He first announced the project last month, sharing a clip of himself in his home studio working on a beat for it.“This is JAY-Z‘s microphone,” he says at the beginning of the clip, as he takes a mic out of a zip case.

Logic‘s anti-suicide song ‘1800-273-8255’ saved hundreds of lives following its release in 2017.The track, which features Alessia Cara and Khalid, takes its name from the number of the US National Suicide Prevention Hotline.A new report from the BMJ says that high-profile performances of the song tied in with decreased suicide rates among young people.One specific example used is when Logic performed the song at the MTV Video Music Awards in August of 2017, when calls to the Suicide Prevention Hotline increased by 5 per cent.Following the VMAs performance and Logic’s rendition of the song at the 2018 GRAMMYs, suicide rates among 10-19 year-olds dropped by 5.5 per cent.Discussing the new study, Logic told CNN: “To know that my music was

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Content warning: This story contains discussion and descriptions of sexual abuse.Rapper Logic has shared excerpts of his forthcoming memoir This Bright Future in the lead up to its release, recounting experiences of childhood sexual abuse.The forthcoming book chronicles Logic’s – AKA Bobby Hall’s – life, from growing up in a household of neglect and abuse, to pursuing and establishing a music career.In the audiobook excerpts previewed by Hall, he recalled an incident that occurred when he was nine, with his father’s partner, Donna.

Logic has released new mixtape ‘Bobby Tarantino III’, his first full-length project of entirely new music since returning from retirement.The Maryland rapper announced the new project earlier this week, sharing an animated clip using the same colour scheme seen on previous ‘Bobby Tarantino’ projects, before then transforming into the Sam Spratt-designed cover art.The 12-track mixtape includes the recently released tracks, ‘Vaccine’, ‘Get Up’, and ‘My Way’. It also features a new track called ‘See You Space Cowboy…’ which hears Logic reveal that he’s currently working on his final album for his label, Def Jam.“So I invited all the homies in the middle of nowhere.

Logic has announced the release of new mixtape, ‘Bobby Tarantino III’, which is set to arrive later this week.It comes after the Maryland rapper recently teased the third volume in his ‘Bobby Tarantino’ series, tweeting that fans can expect “Fun Tracks and Real Raps” from the project.This afternoon (July 25), Logic took to Instagram to announce that the third volume will arrive on Friday (July 30), sharing an animated clip using the same red and yellow colour scheme seen on previous ‘Bobby Tarantino’ projects.

Logic has shared new track ‘Call Me’, the latest in a run of weekly drops from the Maryland rapper – you can listen to it below.Logic’s new song – produced by Coop The Truth and longtime collaborator 6ix – is the latest in a series of releases as part of his ongoing comeback after retiring from the music industry last year.Making his return last month with the song ‘Intro’, Logic put the track out just a day after he posted a brief statement on social media saying “I’m back”.

Logic continues his weekly run of new music with the release of new track ‘My Way’ – you can listen to it below.The rapper’s new song – produced by longtime collaborator 6ix – is the latest in a series of releases as part of Logic’s ongoing comeback after retiring from the music industry last year.Making his return last month with the song ‘Intro’, Logic put the track out just a day after he posted a brief statement on social media saying “I’m back”.

Logic continues to cement his return to music with the release of ‘Get Up’ – you can listen to the new single below.‘Get Up’ is the latest in a series of releases as part of the rapper’s ongoing comeback after retiring from the music industry last year. He made his return last month with the song ‘Intro’, just a day after he posted a brief statement on social media saying “I’m back”.In his new song, Logic gives thanks to his team and his family while getting lost in an intoxicating hook that hears him rise above the haters and those trying to keep him down: “Every time I fall, you know I get up/ Try to keep me down but I get up/ Y’all say what you want but I’ma get up/ Bitch, I’ma get up.”He also takes a moment to take a shot at his label,

Logic has announced that he’s releasing a new single, ‘Vaccine’, which is set to be released on Friday (July 2).Taking to social media this evening (June 30) to share the artwork for the new track, Logic accompanied the yellow, black and red image with a caption that simply read: “Friday”.‘Vaccine’ is the latest in a series of releases as part of the rapper’s ongoing comeback after retiring from the music industry last year. He made his return earlier this month with the song ‘Intro’, just a day after he posted a brief statement on social media saying “I’m back”.A post shared by Logic (@logic)Graphic designer Juan Sierra, who goes by the alias JuansArts, confirmed the release date for ‘Vaccine’ and shared details of how the cover art came

Logic has announced the release of a new compilation album ‘The YS Collection Vol.1’, which arrives tomorrow (June 25).The project compiles songs from across Logic’s ‘Young Sinatra’ series, which consisted of the mixtapes ‘Young Sinatra’ (2011), ‘Young Sinatra: Undeniable’ (2012), ‘Young Sinatra: Welcome To Forever’ (2013), and the studio album ‘YSIV’ (2018).“It’s taken us years but we finally cleared songs from over ten years ago for the fans to enjoy!” said Logic as he announced the album.”Many of you for the first time. The YS Collection is compiled of songs from the Young Sinatra mixtape series.

Logic has returned today with new song ‘Intro’, the first song he’s dropped since he officially ended his retirement.The arrival of ‘Intro’ comes just a day after the rapper posted a brief statement on social media: “I’m back.”The post appeared to pay homage to Michael Jordan’s 1995 “I’m back announcement” which confirmed his NBA return.‘Intro’ comes in at just under 2 minutes in length, ending with Logic rapping, “I’m un-retired, yeah I’m back/That’s a fact, that’s that”.Listen to ‘Intro’ below:Logic initially announced his retirement along with the release of his most recent studio album, ‘No Pressure’.Despite announcing the retirement in July of last year, Logic went on to make a string of releases in the past few months.He released a

Logic has ended his retirement from music after less than a year, announcing to his fans: “I’m back.”The Maryland rapper said that he was retiring following the release of his sixth studio album ‘No Pressure’, which arrived in July 2020.Since then, Logic has released a beat tape, formed MadGic with the producer Madlib and, most recently, dropped two new songs.In a tweet overnight, Logic confirmed that he was officially ending his retirement from music. The rapper shared the news with a statement which paid clear homage to Michael Jordan’s 1995 “I’m back” announcement which confirmed his NBA return.Friday.

Logic has released two new songs, ‘Over You’ and the Madlib collaboration ‘Mafia Music’.The latter song is a MadGic track, and part his ongoing collaboration project with the producer Madlib. Logic alerted fans of its arrival on while livestreaming on Twitch, tweeting “New MadGic in minutes” before releasing it publicly with ‘Over You’.‘Mafia Music’ is the third track the pair have released, following ‘Raddest Dad’ and ‘Mars Only Pt.

Logic and Madlib have shared a new collaboration called ‘Raddest Dad’, the next taste of a potential album under the moniker MadGic.It’s the second track the pair have released since announcing they had teamed up to work on music together during lockdown.The end of ‘Raddest Dad’ features a hidden message that is revealed when the section is played in reverse. In it, Logic addresses his retirement from music – a move he took after releasing his album ‘No Pressure’ last year.“I retired, but I’ve been making music every single day since I retired because I love it,” he said in the message.

Logic and Madlib have joined forces to form a new duo called MadGic – listen to their first track below.The surprise team up comes after Logic announced last year that he would be retiring from music following the release of his latest album, ‘No Pressure’, which arrived in July.However, the Maryland rapper did joke in a previous interview that Madlib would be the only person who could bring him out of retirement.To accompany the announcement, the pair have shared a new track, ‘Mars Only Pt.3’.

Logic has re-emerged from his retirement (again) to surprise release his latest track, ‘Tired In Malibu’.The song, which is exactly a minute in length, appeared on the rapper’s YouTube channel alongside a photo of him and his son, Bobby.‘Tired In Malibu’ ends with the line “Retired for a minute/But I guess I’m back man”, hinting that he’ll potentially be releasing more material in the future.Listen to ‘Tired In Malibu’ below.‘Tired In Malibu’ isn’t the only new music Logic has released since his retirement in July of last year. That September, he dropped ‘TwitchTape Vol.

Logic will release No Pressure, an album he claims will be followed by his retirement, on July 24. The album sees Logic reunite with producer No I.D., who produced his 2014 debut, Under Pressure.

Logic already knows how he'll be spending his retirement — with his son, Little Bobby. The rapper took to Instagram on Friday to reveal to fans that he had welcomed his first child with wife Brittney Noell.

Logic is saying goodbye to music, but not without one more album!The 30-year-old rapper, whose real name is Sir Robert Bryson Hall II, announced on Friday that his forthcoming album, , will be his last as he's made the decision to retire. Now, he plans to focus on family life.

“Officially announcing my retirement with the release of No Pressure,” Logic, 30, tweeted on July 16, about a week before his next album is set to drop. The rapper said he was leaving his music, but not because of any health issues or due to burnout. He’s calling it quits (for now) for a joyous reason. “It’s been a great decade,” he tweeted. “Now, it’s time to be a great father.”