Logic releases some poignant visuals for the Alessia Cara and Khalid assisted “1-800-273-8255.” The video features appearances from Luis Guzman, Don Cheadle and Modern Family’s Nolan Gould as the story about being alienated is brilliantly played out.
Logic’s video for “Black SpiderMan” is truly on a musical path as the emcee turns the song into a well produced musical number by the end. Co-starring Damian Lemar Hudson as well as the likes of DJ Khaled and Juicy J, Logic’s latest is brimming of positivity.
Logic recently announced his third album. But what was originally titled AfricAryaN is now called Everybody as the emcee releases the title track to the project.
“It is a negative statement, it’s like I’m either one or the other.” Logic told HardKnockTV while speaking on the former title. “Black folks who don’t realize I’m mixed will treat me like some racist person. When white people find out I’m black they treat me with racism. I just felt like I didn’t belong and I didn’t fit in anywhere… But as I created the album, it became less and less about me, and more about everybody else.”
March 5th is the date.
Logic goes 8-bit and takes us to Super Mario World with his latest video.
With his “Bobby Tarentino” mixtape making waves, Logic drops the video to “Flexicution” where he can be seen rocking in front of large crowds.
A musical version of the Suicide Squad drops this single for the official soundtrack of the movie. Lil Wayne, Logic, Ty Dolla $ign, Imagine Dragons and X Ambassadors are the bad guys who claim to be a “Sucker For Pain.”
Logic is revving up his engine for 2016. After dropping “Flexicution,” the emcee connects with Pusha T for “Wrist” and you know it’s dope boy madness on this cut.
Logic returns with a brand new song where the focus is all about his bars.
DJ Premier, Royce Da 5’9″ and Logic get animated for the lyric video for “Mode.” It’s pretty much like watching a hip hop version of South Park. Be sure to pre-order the new solo project from Royce Da 5’9″ Layers dropping on April 15.
To cap off an excellent 2015, Logic drops off this previously unreleased joint that features Killer Mike and Slug titled “Tree Of Life”