Logic RARE Interview on his "Farewell" Album and Retiring to Rural Oregon
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Bobby Hall -- better known by his stage name Logic -- first started making waves in the rap scene with his 2010 mixtape "Young, Broke, and Infamous".
In 2018, he blew up and received two Grammy nominations for a song he titled 1-800-273-8255, which is the phone number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
But just a couple years later, he announced his retirement and moved to rural Oregon to focus on his family.
In this episode, Guy and Bobby talk about the methods he’s been using to cope with his persistent anxiety, and why he’s gearing up to release what he's calling his last "rap" album ever.
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I started listening to his music in 2012 I’m glad to see him succeed
Right I been listening to his music since I was in middle school
Sickkkkkkk logics life story is crazy he defied all the odds
Such a calming interview, I love it, no yelling, no screaming, just a calm conversation, im in severe teeth pain, dealing with depression, and adhd, im a hard worker but I can't seem to hold a job down, I get bored, I don't get a fulfillment in doing these dumb jobs, I get enjoyment through creating music and doing things that will heal and not destroy..
It’s truly a privilege to listen to this young man.
Really enjoyed this interview. It’s always a pleasure and eye opening listening to Bobby speak as a person/husband/father first and as a artist second and to hear him speak on creativity, depression, anxiety, family, inspiration, etc. it’s inspiring and dope to just truly see people as human and you get to see the real them, truly.
Last rap album means no more commercial success records after this one I assume. I imagine we’ll get more Alternative music in record formats; or beat tapes. As for rap, I imagine he just wants complete creative freedom to drop free music over whatever samples he wants whenever he wants
Logic is awesome. Been a fan for almost a decade. RATTPACK all day
i love to see how humble he is. Fuck the haters!
Love this interview
Great interview!
Yeah it’s definitely not gonna be his last rap album💀
He said he was only gonna rap on mixtapes but yknow, Mixtapes or albums it’s kinda all the same so it probably won’t make much a difference
@@KingSchenk-kx7fuyeah that’s not gonna be true either. For some reason bro loves to say things that are almost never true
@@slackstarfish8133 that’s what I mean ig because no one really cares if a mixtape is a mixtape it’s just always called an album so it really makes no difference
😅yeah
Lol he always says this is his last album this dude just tryna hype up his albums
HELL NO BROS, 2025 HE WILL BACK AGAIN
Logic has the same realization every two years 💀
It’s what I’m saying lmaooo he should’ve taken a long break and really tried to evolve lyrically and flow wise, instead of complaining about the same things and focusing too much on shit that didn’t matter
@@MangoJuicetHc8 he literally kept on evolving, the fact that he said he did vinyl days in around 12 days is insane
RATTPACK BOIIIII....... ❤
Damn, I started smoking at 11. From 15 to 32 I maybe had 3 1 month breaks. I plan on stopping for at least a year this time.
Ratt pack forever❤️
RATTPACK EVERYWHERE WORLDWIDE 🤖
Stop the bs hes “retired” like 4 times already, his last good project was Bobby Tarantino 1 everything else after has been mediocre at best , it’s sad dude had potential to be one of the greats.
I thought No Pressure was pretty good 🤷♂️
YSIV and No Pressure were both very good imo. Also Vinyl Days was a very pleasant surprise. Super underrated.
By the time he dropped BT1 he had already been rapping for almost a decade. Time takes a toll on everyone.
The mans been rapping for almost 20 years. 20 years after the slim shady EP eminem dropped revival which obviously didnt compare to his old music and was garbage. The fact logic made vinyl days 2 years ago and it was as good as it was shows something@@FrigidHeights
@@Techshadowzz absolutely, I agree. Very excited for Ultra 85 this year. I think it’ll be his best “post retirement” album yet. Hoping it feels kind of like Incredible True Story
The albums he released after bt1 honestly changed my life. I’ve listened to them many many times and are some of my favorite albums ever. This can hurt people, my friend