Impaulsive with Logan Paul - E335 Logic Raps LIVE, Comes Out Of Retirement, Exposes 6ix9ine As A Fraud

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00:02:12.320 Snapping on the track like the illest conductor, with no contradiction, I brought my thought to the table.

00:02:17.140 Fact and never fiction, f*** a fable. Ready and willing, you better believe that I'm able to spit fire through these lines.

00:02:22.300 Faster than fiber, optic cable, I'm gone. 0.95

00:02:24.400 That's the s*** I be on. That's what I love doing.

00:02:26.860 That's the hip-hop I love.

00:02:28.060 And guess what?

00:02:28.800 I also love to turn the f*** up and have fun too.

00:02:31.020 Do what you love. 1.00

00:02:31.640 And f*** your wife. 1.00

00:02:32.680 F*** my wife. 1.00

00:02:41.840 I'll be honest with you, dude. 1.00

00:02:45.640 What?

00:02:46.060 You're rusty.

00:02:46.900 We haven't.

00:02:47.220 No, no, no, no.

00:02:48.480 You feel good.

00:02:49.040 You're going to be rusty.

00:02:49.660 I'm a professional.

00:02:51.140 And I will show up.

00:02:52.740 And show out.

00:02:54.040 No.

00:02:54.640 I was going to say.

00:02:55.980 I hope it involves the intro to the podcast.

00:02:58.060 Okay, I can do it.

00:02:59.000 I can do it.

00:02:59.400 Okay, cool.

00:03:01.860 What was that?

00:03:03.080 Tornado!

00:03:04.380 Everybody get down.

00:03:05.660 Did you see that?

00:03:07.240 What symbol is that?

00:03:08.540 What is this, Bill?

00:03:09.500 What do you think you are, the third base guy that waves people in the home?

00:03:13.140 What was that?

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00:03:21.920 Bring him in. 0.92

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00:03:23.260 Say something quick.

00:03:23.820 David, say something.

00:03:24.600 Say where we're at right now.

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00:03:38.700 I don't like this intro

00:03:40.540 he's too monotone

00:03:41.640 well I'm not screaming like you

00:03:44.000 welcome to high mat

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00:03:51.920 we worked out right before this did some abs

00:03:54.480 Mike did the elliptical.

00:03:55.380 Proud of you for getting physical, Mike.

00:03:57.840 And I have to be honest with you.

00:03:59.760 I need to be inspired today.

00:04:01.380 Yeah.

00:04:01.800 I want to be inspired.

00:04:03.460 Yeah.

00:04:04.620 Thanks, George.

00:04:06.480 Well, what would inspire you?

00:04:08.700 I just feel like our guest that is arriving shortly is like an inspiring guy.

00:04:13.580 Like I've seen him on TV being inspiring.

00:04:16.220 Saying inspiring stuff.

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00:04:59.160 Is our guest here?

00:05:00.660 Who's that guy?

00:05:01.160 Logic?

00:05:03.900 Yeah.

00:05:04.180 There he is.

00:05:06.880 So, wait.

00:05:07.400 So, did you want to say, make sure you like or subscribe?

00:05:10.400 I don't know.

00:05:11.000 Just say something.

00:05:12.520 I just want everybody to know he came in and shook everyone's hand.

00:05:15.420 Everyone.

00:05:15.800 What a gentleman.

00:05:16.380 That's what I'm saying.

00:05:16.940 He's that kind of guy.

00:05:17.640 What a gentleman.

00:05:18.000 Dude.

00:05:18.240 He's that kind of guy.

00:05:19.320 Just for clarity, he brought an entourage with him.

00:05:22.420 What's up, baby?

00:05:22.820 How you doing?

00:05:23.440 He brought like 30, 40 people.

00:05:24.820 They're still coming in the door, dude.

00:05:26.440 Yeah. 1.00

00:05:26.720 There was a lady that showed up here 40 minutes ago. 0.98

00:05:28.780 She's like, I'm here for logic. 0.96

00:05:29.760 Just want to make sure we know exactly where to go.

00:05:32.180 You're serious.

00:05:32.840 Sorry I'm late. 0.99

00:05:33.400 My wife got in a car accident, and I've been dealing with a bunch of shit. 0.96

00:05:35.900 Are you okay? 0.99

00:05:36.740 Is she okay?

00:05:37.540 Everything's fine.

00:05:38.600 It's a solid, like, not even an excuse.

00:05:40.860 Not really.

00:05:41.760 My girl's in the hospital right now, so.

00:05:43.260 You were late, too?

00:05:43.940 I left her at the hospital.

00:05:44.920 Oh, yeah.

00:05:45.180 Also, hold on.

00:05:46.160 You're seven minutes late, man.

00:05:47.100 This is not bad at all.

00:05:48.920 Actually, I was an hour early.

00:05:51.360 Where were you hanging out? 0.99

00:05:52.600 I've been in that fucking room like this whole time. 1.00

00:05:54.840 But then I had to talk to my wife. 0.99

00:05:57.000 She's okay?

00:05:57.800 She's fine.

00:05:59.680 You're a cool guy, man.

00:06:00.600 I try to be.

00:06:01.700 Is there water?

00:06:02.720 Yeah.

00:06:03.200 Well, not water. 0.91

00:06:04.120 We have Prime.

00:06:05.120 Can I have some water? 0.99

00:06:06.200 God damn it. 0.99

00:06:08.480 Can I have some water? 0.99

00:06:10.580 Thank you so much for having me, dude.

00:06:12.380 Thanks for coming on.

00:06:13.000 I'm hyped.

00:06:13.300 Thank you.

00:06:13.840 Thank you, guys.

00:06:15.000 I'm very jealous of your beard growing capability.

00:06:18.100 Oh, I appreciate that.

00:06:19.180 It comes with consequences.

00:06:20.440 TSA is very difficult.

00:06:21.980 That's funny.

00:06:25.020 That's a good one.

00:06:26.480 Can you grow a beard?

00:06:27.800 Yeah, no.

00:06:28.700 No, not at all? 1.00

00:06:29.340 No, if I grow facial hair, I look like a fucking rapist. 1.00

00:06:32.040 Really? 1.00

00:06:32.460 Yeah. 0.95

00:06:33.340 That would suck. 0.95

00:06:34.280 Oh, my God. 0.87

00:06:34.800 It's not even, thank you very much.

00:06:36.640 Thank you.

00:06:37.200 I appreciate it.

00:06:38.040 What do you think about that guy that just gave me water? 1.00

00:06:40.180 I think he's a gentleman, and I feel like a fucking asshole 1.00

00:06:42.140 because he walked in my room 1.00

00:06:43.180 and I was like

00:06:43.660 in the middle of a conversation

00:06:44.660 and I was like

00:06:45.220 yo I'm sorry

00:06:45.900 and I shook his hand

00:06:47.060 but I was like

00:06:47.820 I'm in the middle

00:06:48.280 of a conversation

00:06:48.920 just that way

00:06:50.480 yeah

00:06:51.280 no not at all 0.99

00:06:52.960 I'm just about my shit 0.99

00:06:54.040 I was just like 0.98

00:06:54.600 yo I have to finish

00:06:55.320 this conversation

00:06:55.760 did you have the airpods in

00:06:56.680 no no

00:06:57.460 I was talking to a human being

00:06:58.580 because you had the tooth

00:06:59.040 he doesn't know what that is

00:07:00.600 he tried to interrupt

00:07:01.620 the conversation

00:07:02.220 no he was doing 1.00

00:07:03.120 his fucking job 0.99

00:07:03.740 and he was like 1.00

00:07:04.200 it's time to go

00:07:04.760 and I was like

00:07:05.180 I feel you

00:07:05.680 but I'm gonna finish

00:07:06.320 my conversation

00:07:07.020 I love what you're doing

00:07:10.180 though

00:07:10.380 no but he said

00:07:11.260 what he said was smooth and you know yeah he killed it hey thanks for this water man 0.99

00:07:16.200 you're the shit i wrote an intro for you do you want to hear it what do you mean like to introduce 0.99

00:07:22.440 me our guest today is one of the most successful rappers of our generation he's got a new album 1.00

00:07:27.080 out called vinyl days and he's starting a co-headlining tour with wiz caliva he's also

00:07:30.200 the proud dad of a two-year-old boy ladies and gentlemen please welcome logic bobby logic

00:07:33.580 thank you man that's very sweet i feel like i'm holding this water weird

00:07:40.200 it's very dainty the way you're holding it like it was almost like it was yeah your hand was a

00:07:45.900 tabletop um i fucking have recorded so many songs on these mics these sm7s good microphone good 0.80

00:07:50.960 mics yeah michael jackson recorded really yeah dude you said the same thing just now yep cool 0.93

00:07:57.160 wow amazing i'm i'm so happy to be here though it's uh it's gonna be an interesting vibe man

00:08:03.720 we're uh we're a little rusty we're coming off like a month of not filming and so and so you

00:08:08.680 know this our first podcast back and and in the same vein actually so you retired for basically

00:08:13.280 the amount of time that i did that's it yes did you did you really retire by the way i did but

00:08:19.260 it was like uh uh your 20s 20s are weird 20s is like a time where you're trying to find find

00:08:26.420 yourself and you know i got a line on a song that's not even out yet but i said something that

00:08:31.280 acceptance is is a drug and in my 20s i was od'ing and it's like this is a real thing you

00:08:36.520 want to be accepted you want to be loved by everybody especially as artists and creatives

00:08:40.840 like dude we want to be loved by everybody and that's just not realistic and once i finally came

00:08:45.740 to terms with that and understood that um i was ready to kind of get the fuck out of the i can 0.99

00:08:50.960 cuss right yeah okay pussy i was i was just ready to to get the fuck out of like all the bullshit i 0.99

00:08:57.080 just wanted to raise my boy and while i was doing that i was making a lot of music so then i was 0.99

00:09:03.980 like well obviously i'm still making music because it's therapeutic and i love it so

00:09:07.420 well what's going on here and then i realized what i really wanted to retire from or kind of

00:09:14.000 in a sense have was just the bullshit of the internet just the negative comments in the 0.97

00:09:19.280 the the world of enough you know not good enough hood enough black enough rich enough 1.00

00:09:23.780 this enough that enough dope and whatever the fuck enough is and i looked in the in the mirror 0.99

00:09:28.260 and said not only have i had enough i am enough and then i was like i'm back bitch final days 0.99

00:09:33.060 and there it is was that was that desire to be accepted uh something that you can trace back to 0.53

00:09:38.720 your personal life prior to being an artist like was that something that you that you struggled

00:09:44.280 with like a lot of people did uh like do their whole lives yeah but it wasn't like it wasn't 0.52

00:09:49.020 like jack harlow like in school like oh the girls didn't really fuck with me like that like that 0.83

00:09:54.060 it wasn't like that also shout out to jack harlow look that's the homie what i'm saying is it was 0.98

00:09:59.280 like my mother you know what i'm saying and like my dad and the neglect and growing up in a 0.80

00:10:05.520 household of like both of my parents being crack addicts and alcoholics and drug addicts and

00:10:11.140 my mother was a prostitute and my brothers sold drugs to our dad and were in gangs and shot 0.87

00:10:17.640 did some shit i ain't gonna say on camera and xyz like that's that was a difficult thing 0.97

00:10:24.060 and not having that acceptance or a stable foundation from my own parents was very difficult 0.99

00:10:31.460 the easy part was being accepted you know being this black white boy being being a biracial kid

00:10:37.660 who in my hood and where I grew up and with all my brothers and sisters and everybody I was just

00:10:42.100 me and it was what it was that was amazing I was always accepted for who I for who I am and then

00:10:48.020 I think getting into hip-hop it's a lot of people telling you you are this and they get mad and

00:10:54.000 the vein in their head explodes you're not no this thing you say you are no you're not no you're not 0.97

00:10:59.440 and then for a long time i i cared so much now i'm just like man eat a dick yes i am this is me 1.00

00:11:05.400 fuck you i'm getting this money i'm paid you're mad at me because i'm successful man fuck your 1.00

00:11:09.440 life and yeah powerful place to be i like it now yeah i mean it's it's the best you can be comfortable 1.00

00:11:15.400 in your own skin you know who you are you know what you're doing you know how you're gonna get

00:11:17.720 there or maybe you don't but you're still doing it regardless i'm curious how someone like you

00:11:22.200 Because, you know, I've been one of the people watching your trajectory from the sidelines and admire everything you've done, man.

00:11:28.920 And I said before you walked in that, like, today is a day where I feel like I want to be inspired.

00:11:35.080 And I find you incredibly inspiring and also successful.

00:11:39.360 And it's interesting to me how someone like you, who has had all this success, didn't have, didn't find that I am enough until, how old are you now?

00:11:50.120 30?

00:11:50.760 31?

00:11:51.400 32.

00:11:52.200 too so yeah i found that over the last two years i found it like it's when i started to really get

00:11:58.700 it yeah and it's interesting now because again social media is so much noise on there and kids

00:12:04.400 are gonna have to hopefully find that i am enough earlier you know what i'm saying is there a

00:12:10.080 self-discovery path you went on after your retirement that that led you into this realization 0.98

00:12:15.280 i don't know man i just like fucking my wife and being a good dad yeah so like that's all i think 0.99

00:12:20.520 about man i just think about my gorgeous wife who's got my back holds me the fuck down and my 0.99

00:12:24.660 son and like when when you realize that that's all that matters and their health and happy like

00:12:30.040 that's it like i think about this money or how much money i've made or have or this or like none 0.95

00:12:34.560 of that shit really matters i mean it's dope who doesn't like fucking going to nobu and mastro's 0.99

00:12:38.740 and shit and fucking eating bomb steak and buying quarter million dollar cars and but like 1.00

00:12:43.880 for how long you know like it does it gets old just like the number one albums or this or that 1.00

00:12:50.840 it's like why you think i just dropped the most boom bap album in the mainstream as my last album 0.83

00:12:58.340 on def jam because i was like fuck it if i wanted to make a bunch of money you know what i would 0.53

00:13:02.700 have done i would have called marshmallow which i already have and we've talked about doing music 0.97

00:13:08.500 and i'd be like we're gonna do this as as the last album and just fucking take over 0.75

00:13:12.280 and def jam's coming at me right now with these police sirens they're here they're here no but 0.89

00:13:17.580 what i'm saying is i did it because i loved i i just now i don't do anything i don't enjoy or love 0.61

00:13:26.200 and i'm at a place now where if somebody thinks i'm arrogant or an asshole or this or that 0.94

00:13:31.200 i don't give a shit i know me and i know that i respect everyone around me but i'm just a grown 0.98

00:13:37.540 man on his Larry David shit I don't have time that's why with homie who came and walked in 0.99

00:13:41.760 like I wasn't being an asshole I was literally I shook my man's hand I looked him in his face and 1.00

00:13:46.000 I was like and I was like I'm in the middle of a conversation right now I'm gonna see you in a 1.00

00:13:50.700 second like back in the day I would have been like oh um excuse me uh man fuck that shit time 0.99

00:13:56.700 is money he's a real one and now we're here having the best conversation ever man you can't second 0.99

00:14:02.540 guess yourself or second judge yourself you have to have that confidence and if somebody feels some

00:14:06.580 type of way about you they really have a problem with themselves yeah so do you think it was mostly

00:14:11.480 having like a a level home and and finding a girl and having a kid that pushed you to that spot or

00:14:18.720 were there other because as someone who has struggled through a lot of trauma myself and

00:14:23.420 and mental health issues that i deal with on a daily basis i'm not only inspired by you but also 0.97

00:14:28.340 curious about your path because i still deal with this shit every fucking day and every day is a 0.92

00:14:32.680 struggle for me and so i'm curious was was that like the the the key catalyst for you finding 0.99

00:14:38.080 internal peace and happiness or were there other were there other steps that you took 0.98

00:14:41.720 internal peace and happiness do you have that fuck no that doesn't exist i thought you were 0.99

00:14:48.560 about to give me some no that's what i'm saying you want the answer the answer is it is it's 0.97

00:14:52.800 it's never ending it's like a piece of art like look at this art next to you like you know or or

00:14:57.060 listen to music whether you listen to kendrick or drake's dance hall dope shit or having fun or 0.89

00:15:01.620 whatever. It's like art is a journey of chasing perfection and perfect is just impossible. And 0.97

00:15:09.140 I think the same can be said about our mental health, about balance, about anxiety, about all

00:15:13.100 these things, man. It's like, I'm not perfect. I go to a therapist. I see a therapist. I utilize

00:15:18.100 the tools that she gives me to do the best that I can to better myself so that I can be a better

00:15:23.620 me, first and foremost, for me and love myself and be nicer to myself and kinder to myself because

00:15:29.660 I'm very hard on myself and then in doing so I'll be a better father I'll be a better husband friend

00:15:34.840 boss interviewee like whatever man so it's like when it comes to when it comes to health mental

00:15:41.320 health and when it comes to your own personal happiness bro that's a relationship with you 0.99

00:15:46.520 and I think it's about asking like yeah you're like looking to be inspired I feel that shit 0.57

00:15:52.440 sometimes I'll be on TikTok because I'm not on social media but every once in a while I'll grab 0.99

00:15:55.920 my assistant's phone or something i always love some shit that makes me be like damn you know it 1.00

00:16:00.520 be some like really ripped black dude who's like get out of bed motherfucker you can make it happen 1.00

00:16:05.040 and i'm like yeah i can't make it happen like i just quit fucking nicotine i i quit hard liquor 0.99

00:16:10.620 like i just been like i just been on one and i think i think that question is a really beautiful 0.64

00:16:17.380 one because it's important that we do the best that we can to seek um not affirmation but guidance

00:16:23.740 and others regardless of uh you know monetarily where they may be or success but even just 0.95

00:16:29.700 everyday people i've learned some of the illest shit just talking to somebody at a bus stop or 0.98

00:16:33.340 you know waiting in line at like i don't know fucking movie theater or something you just 0.98

00:16:37.800 you never know what you're gonna get so i would say keep that mentality of having conversations 0.79

00:16:43.160 and being open because i'm i'm a student not just of music but of life and i'm here to learn every

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00:17:31.420 saying transpires really nicely into your music your art thanks which is interesting y'all got

00:17:39.420 covid over there y'all coughing i might okay no he doesn't i'm just kidding i'm just kidding

00:17:44.500 i'm just kidding thank god no no i tested yesterday me too you fine i'm fine i'm just i'm sorry i

00:17:49.840 didn't mean to interrupt you i was just playing it's it's a it's an interesting day i need to be

00:17:53.580 inspired to stop coughing uh not what you're you say really meaningful stuff in in in your art and

00:18:01.060 it's interesting because as a hip-hop guy that doesn't seem easy and i'm wondering if that's

00:18:07.360 one of the things when when you're saying you're getting uh critiqued or criticized or were in the

00:18:11.640 past about your music is that one of the things is it not enough hip-hop is it too inspirational

00:18:16.160 are you trying do people write you off as corny sometimes and does that bother you

00:18:19.720 is that an assumption i made no no no it did for sure i mean once again man having that realization 0.96

00:18:25.940 of like oh bro there is no spoon like the matrix damn i'm quoting an old ass movie i be saying that 0.53

00:18:31.540 sometimes and people are like what if somebody says if somebody says that to you you're in the 0.66

00:18:35.100 wrong room yeah anyway agree there there is no spoon it's like we we create these things in our

00:18:41.380 head and then we also allow you know other people's essential affirmation of those things

00:18:47.140 like you know the i think the best way to put it is you know um like the breakfast club right like

00:18:54.920 when charlamagne would say something about me years ago it cut extra deep because before i

00:19:00.540 was ever known i was just a fan of his show so i'm like oh i love this show i'm the community 0.97

00:19:06.360 and culture watching and pushing this show and then you're on the show and then people shit on 0.97

00:19:10.980 you and you're like oh fuck oh my god and then you get older and you realize none of that even 0.99

00:19:15.120 matters as well you know so i think for me yeah i i was too nerdy or you know rapping about sci-fi 0.99

00:19:23.580 and solving rubik's cubes and like doing all this other shit but guess what that whole time i never

00:19:28.820 stopped doing me and i still don't stop doing me and it's very difficult to be yourself you know 0.66

00:19:34.620 you can't uh stand out and fit in at the same time and it it is hard it's hard to be you it's just

00:19:42.400 it's hard to be yourself and to be like yo this is me because a lot of and i'm not talking i'm 0.86

00:19:47.480 talking about everybody in this fucking room it's hard to be like this is who i am because there's 0.98

00:19:52.120 somebody out there that's gonna shit on you and bro i've seen just wait till you see i got some 0.99

00:19:58.380 music coming and that shit is crazy and one of them is about how you know i've i've read how 0.99

00:20:04.080 people tell me that they hope my baby dies like that's nuts yeah but that's what i see when i go 0.99

00:20:09.560 on the internet guess what that's why i don't go on the internet yeah yeah but that's so ridiculous 0.98

00:20:14.300 of course it is yeah so so is a bunch of people going to celebrate the fourth getting shot up in 0.98

00:20:18.640 chicago what the fuck this is the world we live in man it's broken it's broken and guess what i 0.93

00:20:23.120 ain't gonna fix it so what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna do the best that i can since day one since 0.98

00:20:28.040 i've been here for a decade professionally to spread my message of peace love and positivity

00:20:33.100 and that's it

00:20:33.940 take it

00:20:34.620 leave it

00:20:35.080 love it

00:20:35.600 hate it

00:20:36.040 this is logic

00:20:36.960 this is who I am

00:20:37.780 sick

00:20:38.720 I love that 0.82

00:20:39.300 anyway 1.00

00:20:40.660 love fucking my wife 1.00

00:20:41.840 do you ever feel like 1.00

00:20:41.940 when

00:20:42.240 he just gets up

00:20:44.140 it's great

00:20:44.380 as an artist

00:20:47.080 when you create

00:20:47.720 you're telling a story

00:20:48.660 about your life

00:20:49.220 so I could

00:20:49.560 not that I could tell

00:20:51.200 because I did it

00:20:51.780 but just from reflecting

00:20:52.800 what you just said

00:20:53.480 it must be so difficult

00:20:54.680 to tell a story

00:20:55.460 about something

00:20:55.840 that means so much to you

00:20:57.520 and then people 0.99

00:20:58.460 just shit on it 0.99

00:20:59.480 because now it's not 1.00

00:21:00.140 now it's not your art 0.99

00:21:01.240 they're shitting on 0.98

00:21:01.760 it's literally a piece 0.99

00:21:02.720 of your life that's fragile it's amazing that you say this too because sorry if i interrupted you 0.97

00:21:07.080 because like 99 fucking percent of rappers are a uh a mask they wear a mask that's not really who 0.80

00:21:15.060 they are you know and respectfully tekashi 69 is a prime example of this we it's very evident right 0.99

00:21:21.280 i'm not talking shit i'm just saying that he puts on this this this character especially if you judge 0.94

00:21:26.040 based off what he said in court that's not my fucking business i'm not calling tekashi 69 out 0.99

00:21:29.920 i'm just simply saying when you have these people that's like i'll kill you murder drugs this 0.99

00:21:34.900 when when you shit on somebody's music like that i wouldn't shit on his music but if there's 0.99

00:21:40.020 somebody out there that's like oh his music is whack what they're really saying is he's whack 0.99

00:21:45.020 and he's this but he's like i don't give a fuck because this isn't even really me you know what 0.98

00:21:49.440 i'm saying or an artist like that so if i'm i don't know if if i'm taking i ain't trying to 0.97

00:21:55.240 fucking start beef with six nine i'm just using an example that there are some rappers out there 0.98

00:22:00.080 that are more about a persona and a personification and because of that when people shit on their 0.99

00:22:06.660 music or shit on them it doesn't matter because they're not really portraying who they are on the 0.99

00:22:11.440 record me i'm out here talking about changing my son's diapers and shit so if you say that's whack 0.99

00:22:16.540 or you hope he dies or you call my wife ugly or you say all this other shit that's difficult you 0.99

00:22:21.720 know yeah here's another thing i was just thinking about when we talked about this microphone when 0.99

00:22:25.740 michael jackson released thriller there wasn't the internet we weren't getting feedback from fans we

00:22:30.580 were getting feedback from professional uh critics that weren't saying yo i hope your baby does yeah

00:22:34.840 also the album didn't do that well at the gate too which is really crazy to think about but anyway

00:22:38.320 yeah agreed but sometimes the world isn't ready for your art but later on it could be so being

00:22:42.780 authentic is number one yeah uh what is the most exciting thing about this album because dude coming

00:22:48.780 back from retirement people are going to have their eyes on you 100 yeah what is your scariest

00:22:53.080 part of releasing it and your in your favorite part of releasing it i made the album in 12 days

00:22:56.920 so i can get off def gym that's my favorite part i'm off damn so you just do that out there like

00:23:00.760 yeah 100 bro i made the album so that i could leave and guess what i left them with some of 0.99

00:23:04.940 the dopest shit i could give them it's not like i just wipe my ass like what am i excited i'm 0.97

00:23:09.420 excited to be independent i'm excited to to do my thing and i'm really happy to know that i've 0.99

00:23:15.180 represented and loki was the face of a label one of the illest hip-hop labels of all time

00:23:21.760 and that i sold millions and millions of records and gave them billions and billions of streams

00:23:27.340 and and that it was a good partnership you know what i mean and i'm i couldn't be happier to get 0.58

00:23:33.060 the fuck out i have a two-part question yes sir parlaying off of that uh for you musically 0.52

00:23:40.460 how do you define your success oh what are you looking at 0.99

00:23:45.740 damn that's a gangster question that's so loaded it's like a it's like a it's like a potato 0.81

00:23:52.480 because i got i got i got a second one but um how do i gauge my success man that's so hard i think 0.99

00:23:58.320 it also depends on when you ask me that you know because it's like oh in 2018 i would have gauged

00:24:04.900 my success by everything i was doing selling out arenas and being on the radio and all this

00:24:10.400 other shit but if you had asked me before 1-800 came out like that song and then i followed it up 0.59

00:24:16.520 with the marshmallow records or eminem or this that and a third i would have just gauged my 0.94

00:24:22.360 success more so by um money which is funny and then if you go before that i would have gauged

00:24:32.800 my success by what i gauge it by now which is how happy am i and how much of my heart is going into

00:24:40.000 the music and it's a hundred percent of my heart which i love yeah so then the second part of that

00:24:44.840 question is uh being a creator i know what it's like to disappear and then that fear of especially

00:24:52.440 if you gauge success of returning right oh dude and and if your success has anything to do with

00:24:56.760 numbers are you fearful of of returning and maybe it's been a while you know like do you feel rusty

00:25:04.840 at all are you confident in the art it does it not even matter to you because your body of work 0.98

00:25:09.820 is strong enough in your head man y'all motherfuckers really do this research man we do this i appreciate 0.81

00:25:16.040 it we do this yeah uh we're actually the number one podcast in the world yeah oh flex well so 0.98

00:25:21.340 brought to you by prime there he goes it's in a private you love the book especially that one

00:25:26.840 no actually that one um it is a it is a scary thing but then it just depends on what you want

00:25:33.160 it's like bro i think my i don't even know the official number you know how many you know how

00:25:36.800 albums i sold with vinyl days in a week 25 000 do you know how many albums i sold my last album

00:25:44.540 that came out 250 000 now two years ago is when i dropped that album and two years ago i sold 250

00:25:52.820 000 units the world is changing drastically and the reason i say this is because well one

00:25:57.980 um my merchandise warner fucked up my rollout but it's all good i won't get into it like i 0.71

00:26:03.700 did with Def Jam, but it's going to be great. We're going to figure shit out. So they lost me 0.98

00:26:09.320 a couple albums sold, but whatever, it doesn't matter. What I'm saying is like, bro, isn't it

00:26:14.980 crazy that, you know, I'm not stupid. People were like, oh, Logic's album is better than Drake's

00:26:20.680 and blah, blah, blah. And I'm like, it ain't even a competition. Who gives a fuck? Like,

00:26:23.580 I don't give a shit. But I find it funny that this is arguably one of, probably my most well 0.97

00:26:29.500 received album at least in the culture of hip-hop and in that circle that i've ever done and isn't 0.95

00:26:34.960 it funny that it's like when i'm out the door of the label and i'm like i don't even give a fuck

00:26:38.600 here you go and everyone's like oh we really love this and it's being praised so much but it sells 0.83

00:26:45.400 like shit but that's usually the way it goes right like you find these albums with critical

00:26:50.300 acclaim that just don't get the same audience feedback you know what i'm saying because the 0.98

00:26:54.260 critics are a very different audience than the than the mass i think there's a lot of things

00:26:58.620 going on i think music is in a different place i think streaming is is in a different place

00:27:02.960 well they're bought they're not even real streaming and i think legitimately uh i

00:27:08.900 didn't make a pop album or single or song on purpose and i think if i did that if i literally 0.55

00:27:17.140 call you know how many fucking people i know and if i had called this producer and that writer and 0.98

00:27:22.880 this singer and that we all got together and blah blah blah and made fucking 20 million dollars 1.00

00:27:27.620 you know what i mean like off a song like i could have done that's not i'm done with that shit from 0.99

00:27:33.660 2018 to 20 2019 that's what i did i went and i made a lot of fucking money and i made so much 0.91

00:27:40.300 money and it was awesome and then i was like oh i mean i'm comfortable but i'm not really happy 0.80

00:27:47.060 what would make me happy you know what makes me happy listening to slum village lupe fiasco and 0.89

00:27:51.520 making beats like jay dylan and fucking rizza and wu-tang clan and listening to nas and fucking big 1.00

00:27:56.000 pun and most deaf and dope ass shit and having fun and fucking watching anime fucking my wife 1.00

00:28:01.760 and doing these things that's what makes me happy i'm gonna make a fucking my wife company yeah so 1.00

00:28:06.960 that's what i that's what i want to that's what i want to focus on now and that's my message to 0.77

00:28:11.880 any and everybody out there is like bro just do what you love and that doesn't mean i'm not gonna 0.99

00:28:18.060 make another song with marshmallow i'd be a fucking idiot not to to have a fucking big record 0.98

00:28:21.800 or at least try to have one and have fun with my homie who's like the nicest guy ever like the best 0.99

00:28:26.240 yeah it's like why wouldn't i do that but i think there's a it's like ask yourself why are you doing

00:28:32.000 it so what's the thing i just said it's like to have a great collaboration with somebody that i

00:28:37.800 genuinely fuck with and i love this dude and we both know we're popping is gonna do dope and and

00:28:44.020 that's cool and we can make some money but i don't think the first thing that's in your head should 0.99

00:28:47.920 be making money and that that's why when i made 1-800 i wasn't in the studio like oh yeah this

00:28:54.540 suicide song about the bump in the club dog no no no bro i was over it i i had tried to chase a hit

00:29:01.380 my whole life and never got one what i had was hit albums because i have fans who love me and

00:29:07.640 appreciate me so i had these albums that i was doing but i never in my life had a hit record

00:29:11.420 and and it was the last song on the album everybody on my third album and i was like i don't even want

00:29:17.060 to do this like i put it off i put it off and then i did it and i did it because for years fans have 0.75

00:29:23.140 been like you saved my life you saved my life and i'm like get the fuck out of here like i've never 0.67

00:29:26.080 even tried to save your life and i was like damn what if i actually tried what if i legitimately 0.95

00:29:30.020 tried to make a song to save somebody's life and it was this song and it fucking blew up and i was 0.93

00:29:36.940 like i would have never in a million years thought that this was the song and guess what i did i 1.00

00:29:41.100 fucking biracial tiger woods followed through with that motherfucker and after that shit you know hit 1.00

00:29:46.500 the whole stratosphere that's when i i i hit him with the the everyday joint by marshmallow and 1.00

00:29:52.560 then the bobby tarantino um project and then the eminem record and then i was like all right 0.99

00:29:59.040 fuck this shit i want to rap and have fun and i retired and now i'm here impulsive 0.93

00:30:05.560 it was the whole story in five seconds it's fun it's funny because i kind of liken what he's what 1.00

00:30:11.820 he's talking about to the issues or like feelings you used to have about daily blogging when you

00:30:17.420 were checked out remember when you would just be like dude like i hate you i'm just over it like i 0.53

00:30:22.280 just don't like doing this anymore you're making so much money you you know you you people are

00:30:27.320 telling you it's what they want people are telling you this is the thing that you should be doing

00:30:30.300 but it's not until you take a step back a very necessary break probably that you realize that

00:30:35.580 yo there's bigger things in my in my life because this career is not your life i think that's the

00:30:41.240 biggest realization you get so sucked into the career and you really and you don't make that

00:30:45.460 realization that this is not life you know yeah i think it's also really hard when everybody's

00:30:50.400 in your pocket you know i just wrote this line yesterday in the studio i said uh everybody that

00:30:56.100 i love is on payroll and so that but guess what logic writes a bar like that and people are like 0.98

00:31:03.320 this shit's whack because they can't relate to it so here i am on my watch the throne 0.99

00:31:08.400 rapping about some luxurious shit but really when you think about it it's all about how you 0.99

00:31:13.420 do it right so it's like sometimes i'll give you a prime example so it's like nice i came up i came 0.98

00:31:19.700 up rapping and i was a kid going you can make it believe in yourself but i wasn't really talking

00:31:25.100 to the audience i was talking to me i was literally looking in the mirror and i'm rapping

00:31:27.960 whatever you want to do you can attain it persistence determination realism wanting

00:31:32.180 success more than your next breath peace love and positivity you can do it that was me talking to

00:31:36.580 myself and then as I got bigger I started talking about those things money problems family problems

00:31:43.340 all this other shit and as I progress and I progress I go from the underdog to then making 0.99

00:31:50.020 it and then when you make it now I'm out here talking about damn just like when I was like damn 0.99

00:31:55.860 it's real it's real hard juggling change now I'm out here like yo I'm juggling millions 0.95

00:31:59.500 so some people might feel as though oh he changed now he's different but really I'm rapping about

00:32:05.860 the same exact struggle and hustle i'm just at a different place in my career so when i say

00:32:13.020 everybody that i love is on my payroll that doesn't mean that i pay people to be my friends

00:32:18.460 it means that my best friends and loved ones i'm lucky enough to actually work with but with that 0.88

00:32:24.140 comes an incredible weight because sometimes the shit don't work out it could be difficult

00:32:28.120 while it doesn't relate to most people i think it relates to most of us i mean like everyone in this 0.94

00:32:32.760 room is family in a way you know we're a team and uh i i also think it's important especially

00:32:37.040 if you want to create the most effective content in media that the people around you are people

00:32:40.720 that you vibe with people that you love and trust for sure yeah so like we totally we totally get

00:32:44.160 what you're saying i uh i want to talk about 1-800 real quick yeah are you aware of the impact that

00:32:49.320 that had that song has had on the world uh yeah it's kind of crazy congress wrote me a letter

00:32:54.860 so i'm pretty aware that's insane that's insane i know what what did it say just like a thank you 1.00

00:33:00.880 It was like, you're the shit. 1.00

00:33:03.920 Congress. 1.00

00:33:04.780 I love Congress.

00:33:08.020 No, they just, they just, they thanked me for the song. 0.99

00:33:11.480 And, you know, after the study had come out, proving that it actually had saved lives and shit. 0.97

00:33:17.580 And, you know, I had written, I was asked to stand before Congress, but I couldn't make it because I had rap shit going on. 0.98

00:33:26.540 No, I'm just kidding. 0.96

00:33:27.240 I was going to say, yeah.

00:33:28.380 Why would you not do that? 0.95

00:33:29.480 uh i had some personal shit going on you know you know what i needed to do that day i needed 0.86

00:33:34.820 to do whatever i needed to do that day so that's what i did you know um and but i wrote him a fire 0.87

00:33:40.460 letter sick i forget what i said we should get it because it's really it's pretty gangster and i

00:33:45.280 wrote them this just really beautiful letter and uh it was read uh on my behalf before before them

00:33:50.820 and then they wrote me this really cool thing back but enough about me i can't believe that it 0.84

00:33:55.860 affected the world and um somehow 24 karat gold still won a grammy god damn it

00:34:04.240 i know no i know but it's such a great song like he killed it he deserves it what was the what was

00:34:13.200 the actual inspiration for making a song about the idea of taking your own life right or like

00:34:19.660 because you came up in a household of trauma with addiction so why not a song about addiction why

00:34:24.580 not a song about anxiety why the specific act of suicide what was it that made you want to make

00:34:28.260 that song it was because people saying that he well he said i'd like to hear logic answer the

00:34:34.420 question thank you george were you there well i do hear what george is saying he sort of did

00:34:37.680 already answer the question yeah but not really but not the way he wants yeah he wants it i know

00:34:43.040 i get that side too slightly different what was it wait what was the exact answer that you already

00:34:49.540 gave now that my co-hosts have turned on me this is fun this is great um well i have done songs

00:34:57.720 about addiction even even i have a song called nikki about i said it's like a breakup song

00:35:02.960 with essentially about giving up nicotine which is really difficult and then i was on it and now

00:35:07.960 i'm off it again and so that's a whole thing in 2015 i was uh i just finished my second album it

00:35:15.320 was called the incredible true story it's like the sci-fi nerd album it's fire i love it and um

00:35:20.600 i decided that i wanted to do like a fan tour so i got a tour bus and i went from california all

00:35:28.780 the way to new york and stopped at like a million fans houses in between to play them my album early

00:35:33.700 in their house and eat dinner with their family and hang out and play video games and just do all

00:35:38.700 this other shit like 90 percent of these people all ages religions colors creeds everybody right 0.99

00:35:47.740 was like your fucking music saved my life and that's what i'm like looking these people in the 0.99

00:35:55.160 eye and i'm like damn why would you say that and then they would give me like specific examples of 0.99

00:36:00.000 like things they were going through or what songs or you know how how like me and the adversity that 0.88

00:36:06.880 i i'd gone through not only personally in my own life but then in hip-hop or in entertainment and

00:36:12.180 them basically being like and you never stopped and you never stopped being you and you told me 0.99

00:36:17.300 that i could be me and i'm just like damn kid i was just bullshitting myself you know damn this 0.98

00:36:23.660 really works and then through that realizing that my words have power there's somebody out there 0.98

00:36:29.120 watching this whether they're laughing with us or learning with us or whatever like this is because

00:36:33.840 of what you guys do you're changing people's lives and i know you know that yeah yeah but 0.98

00:36:40.520 there's sometimes there's those moments where you're like oh shit like this is this is really 0.97

00:36:46.180 crazy because we anybody can be desensitized to anything and i think when you're in the limelight 0.98

00:36:51.420 the spotlight and in a position of power sometimes you forget it's like you know oh yeah let me give

00:36:56.840 this family 20 g's or let me take care of somebody's rent for a year or it's funny because 0.75

00:37:01.600 of talking about it but a lot of shit i don't talk about it's like nothing to me but then you 0.98

00:37:06.460 realize like damn this person sends you a video of her three kids and they all used to live in a 0.99

00:37:13.000 garage and they all have their own rooms now and you're and you're just like damn like it's 0.98

00:37:19.980 different so when this person was like you saved my life i was like now i see why and i see how 0.65

00:37:25.360 much power i have and i don't want to fuck that up i want to do the best i can to to spread a

00:37:31.520 positive message and also it's like you know after spreading that message it's important to

00:37:37.200 also have fun and that's why i do you know pop records every now and again or whatever because

00:37:40.800 it's like enjoy yourself you also use that opportunity to make money for for your well-being

00:37:45.320 and and your son's trust you know what i mean and i don't mean trust just in you i'm talking

00:37:49.840 my pockets yeah impact impact is hard to measure it's it's uh it's difficult to see a comment that

00:37:57.640 says you saved my life and and understand truly that's that's where my question was coming from

00:38:03.820 that's why i was saying why because like obviously i get that comment all the time but it's about

00:38:07.340 heroin addiction i was like why when people say to you simply you saved my life that doesn't

00:38:12.480 automatically lead you to believe oh they were going to commit suicide they could have been a

00:38:15.320 heroin addict they could have been drinking and driving all the time like my question was

00:38:18.900 do you have any kind of uh intimate relationship with the act of suicide have you ever been

00:38:24.500 driven to kill yourself has anyone in your family ever tried to commit suicide like what is the

00:38:28.520 intimate relationship that exists there between yourself and yeah i've known folks that have

00:38:32.180 killed themselves that i really love or grew up with and and i've thought about it but not to the

00:38:36.600 extent where it's like oh i'm gonna do this it was more like intrusive thoughts or what ifs and

00:38:42.200 and such it was never like all right here i am here's a gun here's a knife here's a rope here's

00:38:46.760 this here's that i was never at that point but i have been to the point where i was so scared that

00:38:52.040 I was like oh shit I think I'm about to break like that's a scary place to be so I could only

00:38:57.780 imagine the person who either then then does break or lives in that brokenness for so long 0.81

00:39:03.300 that they can't take it anymore like that's a sad thing so when I wrote that record that's the

00:39:08.200 perspective of what I was of where I was writing it from and it's like it's a deep record you know

00:39:14.220 and the wildest part is a lot of you know when it came out here's what's really funny is when it 0.95

00:39:18.840 came out motherfuckers was like oh my god this is so deep this is so impactful and then it's on 0.99

00:39:24.820 the radio and people are like oh this shit's played this shit's played it's just that pop 1.00

00:39:28.720 shit it's like nah man it's not i mean i i didn't even know i was making a pop song when i made the 1.00

00:39:35.100 song funny you want to know a fun fact fun fact is i did that song for the chain smokers nobody 0.98

00:39:41.900 knows this i don't know why i never told the story i did this song i did 1-800 for the chain smokers

00:39:47.340 and they sent me

00:39:48.960 they sent me

00:39:49.620 a completely different

00:39:50.480 I made this beat

00:39:51.840 they sent me 0.99

00:39:52.540 some other shit 0.99

00:39:53.140 and it was like 0.99

00:39:53.600 some dance Drake

00:39:54.380 that new Drake

00:39:55.340 it was like

00:39:55.700 and I was like

00:40:00.420 I've been on a load

00:40:01.820 I've been taking my time

00:40:02.960 and I just like

00:40:03.840 kind of flipped it

00:40:04.560 and I was like

00:40:04.920 I want to

00:40:05.320 I want to take this

00:40:06.760 positive instrumental

00:40:08.740 and like give it some grit

00:40:10.020 and so I wrote it

00:40:10.800 and they hit me back

00:40:12.260 and they was just like

00:40:13.820 I don't think this is it

00:40:16.680 like they were like thanks a lot we really appreciate it it's a little too deep it's a

00:40:20.620 little too edgy we just don't think it's gonna work and i was like all right i don't give a 0.89

00:40:25.580 fuck we're gonna be upset i was like y'all called me this is what i did you didn't like it and then 0.84

00:40:31.600 like a month later it came out it was the biggest song in the world yeah but yeah but i kind of 0.99

00:40:35.160 understand that's not a change on alex's point too it's like imagine trying to put down an excess 0.97

00:40:39.120 that's not gonna work no i get it that's why i'm not upset right i those guys are cool as fuck

00:40:45.940 like it's just yeah what worked out for the other artists now i'm kind of interested did i what did

00:40:49.580 you write for anybody else well i didn't write they wanted me to feature on it so i wrote it

00:40:54.140 and i was like here's my feature and i sang it that exact hook i just took it and then just made

00:40:59.460 a whole other beat and put it on that right so yeah no but i don't i've never really i've never

00:41:06.640 written for anybody no i just i'm selfish i just be making my own are you excited about the dragon

00:41:12.220 ball z movie coming out um i didn't know there's dragon ball z movie coming i'm not on the internet

00:41:16.560 that's a real thing is it live action it's so good the trailer game really is it live action or anime

00:41:22.700 uh anime of course oh it's anime yeah oh fuck no i can't watch after watching avatar the last

00:41:28.420 airbender and they just ruined that show for me completely when they did like a an actual 0.97

00:41:33.200 look like mike actually but with the

00:41:34.900 didn't the yugio founder die it's it's yugio bro

00:41:42.520 you just debunked everything he lived for in one sentence way to go mike 0.52

00:41:48.100 damn he passed away that's crazy so look you uh you found inspo um in part from

00:41:54.320 what i'm gathering uh traversing the nation looking at these fans in the eyes right hearing 0.99

00:41:58.160 their stories really connecting with them then you make really impactful art but where do you

00:42:02.900 find inspiration now generic question but let me let me let me elaborate a little more talking

00:42:06.760 my wife so that's what it sounds like you sound like you sound like you're being a family man

00:42:10.560 yeah yeah yeah for for me and a lot of artists i find i find the arts fascinating whether whether

00:42:15.960 it's musicians actors uh content creators everyone finds their inspo from different places and

00:42:20.700 and singer songwriters i know some that will put themselves in extreme environments highs and lows

00:42:27.340 just to find that inspiration they'll go outside they'll travel they'll meet people but you're

00:42:31.300 inside is it just internalized oh man i think i still have my experiences and i think now through

00:42:38.760 covid and now that that's over and the fact that i'm about to be on the road again and stuff

00:42:42.080 i'm gonna have a lot more experiences so i definitely take my life experiences but i think

00:42:46.580 i think the thing that has been inspiring is this self-journey in internally so kind of what you're

00:42:52.620 saying like being in covid and not going anywhere and having nothing but uh not nothing but but just

00:42:59.240 time with my family my wife my son myself my friends a microphone beats an mpc like it's just

00:43:06.480 been almost like the truest rawest music that i've ever really made you know and sometimes i'm just

00:43:12.820 having fun sometimes i'm just having fun and i'm just like look how good i rap by the way great

00:43:16.960 time to retire oh i know i dodged such a boat so hard on that one everybody retired they just

00:43:22.900 didn't announce it i know and i feel bad because think about how many artists like just starting

00:43:27.200 to get a buzz and they're just doing their thing and they just announced a tour and they just put 0.71

00:43:31.060 all this money into their shit and then it's like covet hits and all their shit's gone and these 0.99

00:43:34.900 are artists that we might never hear of now yeah it's like sad it's fucking sad and it sucks um 1.00

00:43:40.180 but i came up fuck them no not fuck them but that sucks but i'm glad i'm glad i decided to 0.99

00:43:49.720 take time for my mental health and was rewarded for it you know what i mean like it is what it 1.00

00:43:53.900 is man and but i any there's artists out there that's like my journey now my journey is helping 0.52

00:43:59.980 artists like even on this album i found like artists nobody knows on tiktok and shit and i 0.65

00:44:05.100 just like took them sick and put them on here this one uh this one woman her name is nezzy mamadu 0.76

00:44:09.840 she came to america when she was 15 from nigeria her parents brought her over here 1.00

00:44:13.660 put her through college she works in finance she's like 31 and i bam now she's on my fucking 0.96

00:44:18.480 album and she's like when i go to texas i'm gonna bring her out she's gonna rap her verse she's 0.97

00:44:22.740 incredible sick that's where i'm at helping others using utilizing the power that that we have

00:44:28.540 because that's another question it's like why do so many rappers like don't change lives like you

00:44:32.960 could change someone's life life by giving them a feature putting them on your album doing the

00:44:38.620 whatever and like nobody does it it's like they'll help their homie out it's like i'm helping like

00:44:44.060 20 of my homies out what about the person you don't even know that is so incredibly amazing

00:44:49.380 like what is it going to take for you to just because you want to but like discover somebody

00:44:55.140 and be like wow this person's really good hey call them up is it cool if we rap together like

00:45:00.280 that's what i did and i still do that well it's a leap the answer is because it's a leap it's a risk

00:45:04.660 right you're putting a no name you're giving someone a chance who's never been given a chance

00:45:09.120 at the highest level that's true and and when most especially in the music industry yeah i mean

00:45:15.720 you mentioned it earlier a lot of artists are hiding behind the guise of their of their work

00:45:22.120 and people don't know who they are you have a very sound moral compass and know what you want

00:45:27.620 to do and and how what are the the three like tenets that you just love and positivity love 0.97

00:45:31.520 and fucking his wife and fucking uh and so it's not a lot of people have that mission well it's 0.98

00:45:37.760 also in the street the street you know this the street mentality is not one of handouts it's not 1.00

00:45:42.240 one of like putting people on like random people on it's very much like who's in your household

00:45:46.000 who's in your squad and and the opposite it's making sure that the the ops and the other people

00:45:51.580 that you don't fuck with don't make it i have a song with yg about just that really but it's 0.68

00:45:55.720 mainly about financial security and how uh essentially like the older heads because i 0.99

00:46:02.200 talk about how now i'm an older head like i'm 32 like that's weird like i'm so young like in the

00:46:08.100 worlds like i'm so young like i'm a young millionaire like i'm a young guy but in rap 0.90

00:46:14.040 i'm old as fuck and so i kind of talk about how as i came up so many of the elite rappers didn't 0.91

00:46:21.500 educate me and my generation on saving your money investing your money doing all this they just put 0.98

00:46:27.020 it all on their necks and you know on their wrists and all this other shit and because of it a lot of 0.69

00:46:33.340 people aren't here anymore and so me and yg are kind of discussing that and it's pretty gangsta 0.98

00:46:38.300 to hear yg talk about like yeah be on your financial game i'm like damn it's gangsta well 0.93

00:46:43.260 it was like it was like jay was like one of the first guys yeah but jay-z's fucking jay-z 0.94

00:46:47.500 respectfully like but it's like it's jay-z jay-z's like hey invest your money and i'm like okay jay-z 0.79

00:46:53.980 billion dollars like okay i'm talking i want to hear it from like well nipsey was big oh that's

00:47:01.140 what and that's what i'm talking about big speaker on that yeah but there you go two guys you know

00:47:05.340 what i'm saying and there's no but there's a lot they struggle with that themselves so how are they

00:47:09.800 going to really preach it if they can't even practice it themselves i agree i think there's

00:47:13.200 a lot of fucking amazing people now nowadays like you know talking about killer mike is one of them 0.80

00:47:19.680 obviously he's like the goat so there's some really incredible artists but i'm just saying 0.97

00:47:24.480 mainstream shit it's like they don't really talk about stuff like that so i thought it would be 0.69

00:47:28.640 funded like the opposite opposite yeah it's kind of what car they got like which is cool too it's 0.99

00:47:34.800 systemic bro it's like built in us to do that i don't know why i have all these rings and shit

00:47:39.280 i just like it i like it i personally like it you know i this right here this is an investment like 0.54

00:47:44.480 that's how i see it um and also i rap well the watches actually are the watches are great

00:47:50.540 investments i mean that's a great that's a great space i agree yeah i bought my first rolex was

00:47:55.360 from my son even when i bought it he didn't even exist it's like four years ago and i was like i'm

00:48:00.220 gonna give this to my son one day and then i did you wear it um i wore it yeah it's not for your

00:48:04.260 son then no i wore it i wore it and then i still wear it sometimes it's for it's for my boy this

00:48:11.780 is mine the other one is in a safety deposit box now this one is a um i call this my racist rolex 0.97

00:48:18.040 and it's in japanese oh shit why is it racist because it's blackface i don't know why they 0.98

00:48:22.900 use that term i think that's bullshit can we can we talk about that i want i want to like tiptoe 1.00

00:48:27.940 this nice fuck tiptoeing it's logic so so i want to tiptoe this 0.99

00:48:34.360 it's okay so so so you're so you're half black right yeah because i know there's been like a lot 1.00

00:48:41.380 of like that that statistic that that uh fact has been a big part of that criticism of your career

00:48:49.500 yeah like seven years ago but yeah but you know what i'm saying yeah um what what how do you feel

00:48:56.620 about your own use of the n-word and like is that something that you use like at all like like an

00:49:02.800 extent are you allowed to give it out are you not allowed to give it out like the past are you being 0.99

00:49:07.780 funny yeah now i want to hear a real hold on i want to question are you being are you fucking 0.98

00:49:11.980 i swear to god no they talk about on social media my answer is a little bit more first of all and 0.99

00:49:17.540 then you could go but they people talk about that all the time i know i know very well that 0.90

00:49:21.740 that past does not exist it's doesn't fucking exist you can't be given a pass i don't think 0.99

00:49:26.680 there is i don't give a fuck i don't think there is an end-all be-all in any race black white brown 0.99

00:49:33.780 whatever that can define who can do what say what be what how they should be there is no end-all 0.97

00:49:43.180 fucking be all it's just like it's just like when i called lena waith and i asked her i was like 0.65

00:49:48.440 because i used the f word in a rap and i don't like to use this word but i used the word because 0.96

00:49:55.200 i talked about how somebody had used this word against me and i was like i said this thing and

00:50:01.260 she was like oh okay and like she was like yeah somebody said that about you and you're just saying

00:50:06.780 what you said and i was like hey lena i call you not as the voice of all gay people or the voice

00:50:12.140 of all black people or the voice of all gay black people i call you as my friend who is a gay woman

00:50:17.460 and i sit here and i use this word about how somebody attacked me with it and i'm just speaking 0.50

00:50:24.100 my truth and she goes bro you're logic she's like somebody's got to really stretch their neck 0.99

00:50:30.600 because you used a word the correct way and be angry at you about it yeah but motherfuckers 1.00

00:50:38.960 really be stretched 1.00

00:50:39.620 oh I know

00:50:40.080 I know

00:50:40.700 also I'd like to elaborate

00:50:42.260 Georgie please

00:50:43.260 for the love of God

00:50:43.860 pull the mic close to your mouth

00:50:44.980 I can't cause it keeps falling

00:50:45.780 that's why I can't move

00:50:46.380 you gotta wear headphones

00:50:48.060 or something George

00:50:48.820 okay I apologize

00:50:49.380 the reason why I elaborate

00:50:50.600 cause it did sound like

00:50:51.440 I was being funny

00:50:51.960 so when I

00:50:52.420 thank you so much

00:50:53.080 when I was growing up

00:50:54.060 I was called it in a different way

00:50:55.380 I was called the sand

00:50:56.720 N word

00:50:57.540 and all my middle eastern friends

00:50:59.120 use it

00:50:59.720 and some Spanish people use it

00:51:01.120 but I don't ever feel

00:51:01.960 comfortable using it

00:51:02.760 so like what is the

00:51:03.800 takeaway from that

00:51:04.380 I personally think it's like

00:51:05.540 your culture and where you grow up

00:51:07.220 like that's just a real thing 1.00

00:51:08.360 it's like there's white people in the hood who uses words all the time motherfuckers can act 1.00

00:51:12.700 like that's not it oh and all their homies are black and they grew up in this car and it just 0.99

00:51:15.920 is what so that's what i mean are you so i can't sit here and say what's right and not i don't know 0.99

00:51:20.600 like i don't give a fuck i grew up and yeah of course i use the word are you joking what are 0.96

00:51:26.020 you talking about i'm fucking black yes but i'm not just i'm also like i like i'm just walking 0.99

00:51:33.100 down the street i'm like making sure everyone knows i got a biracial shirt on and shit i'm 0.99

00:51:37.860 like this is my dad check out these pictures these are my nieces all right what's up you bring your 0.98

00:51:44.760 credentials yeah but it's it's funny because well it's not funny but you bring up this this

00:51:50.060 conversation you had with somebody about this derogatory uh homosexual term right when you

00:51:54.460 were using it just to talk about something that happened to you we saw this happen with rogan

00:51:59.660 earlier in the year oh yeah and it's a very interesting talking point where it's like

00:52:05.600 can you even now use the term in an educational i think that's bullshit and y'all could y'all could

00:52:13.440 y'all could blurp it out bleep it out whatever i said i open up about my feelings they call me a 0.99

00:52:17.400 fuck you i had it my mentality was shattered you want to know why i retired because i was 0.99

00:52:21.740 uninspired and everything was fuck you pay me you know i try something different and they say i'm 1.00

00:52:26.140 not the same me you can never tame me i'd rather fail doing something new than doing the same 1.00

00:52:31.320 shit every day fuck you like that's just the realest thing and it's honest and it's like bro 0.99

00:52:36.020 okay cancel me cancel me internet for spreading a positive fucking message and calling out these 1.00

00:52:44.580 pieces of shit who use these words and being like this is my truth this is what the fuck i went 0.99

00:52:50.440 through i get the fuck out of here like are you joking internet but similarly to any other word 0.99

00:52:56.880 that has entered that space intent yeah it comes up with a with it's no longer about intent no i 0.87

00:53:04.100 hear what you're saying but but but you have to understand like the the pain similarly to the

00:53:08.680 other word that we started with yeah in very different ways that is innately built into that

00:53:13.120 term death fucking lifelong uh shame and and just all these feelings are built into that so when 0.62

00:53:20.660 people use it so flippantly now by the way someone right here me raising my hand who from east they 0.96

00:53:26.860 east coast used both of those terms growing up you know what i'm saying like of course i did i

00:53:31.460 was from that area i use those terms all the time but we never used it in the way that people are

00:53:36.220 so so but but the thing that i'm curious about is how do you is it not okay to have a educational

00:53:43.140 conversation around it because i believe the way joe was using it in a lot of these videos that

00:53:47.220 came out earlier in the year was to bring it up talking about django unchained and the way it was

00:53:52.340 used in that movie for example like how can we talk about it without using it do you just use

00:53:57.620 the letter you don't you don't have to it's it's a very easy fix what the let you just bro how hard 0.82

00:54:01.800 is it to just not fucking say it i don't say it no you don't right no i know i know i know it's 0.85

00:54:05.780 just i think artists and creatives with intent do whatever you do bro it's like chappelle 0.97

00:54:12.500 chappelle uses both of those fucking words and i look at chappelle and i'm like 0.76

00:54:16.560 like i'm like wow i just learned a lesson i laughed he made fun of everybody at the same time 0.98

00:54:23.700 yeah he did that like there you go like i think very few people can use the words and should use 0.95

00:54:29.820 the words in certain situations but guess what that's what i said i said i think i don't fucking 0.68

00:54:34.280 know i'm not the end all be all it's gonna be logic said on impulsive that you get like it's 0.98

00:54:39.820 like bro no i didn't like i don't know i don't give a shit i don't give a fuck and even when i 0.96

00:54:44.800 what did i say i said earlier i said the f word and then we're talking about it we're talking 0.99

00:54:48.740 about it we're talking about it and i'm like oh you motherfuckers want context this is what i said 0.97

00:54:52.220 okay it'll get bleep i don't give a shit if it gets bleep it ain't gonna make it what i'm saying 0.99

00:54:56.480 is i'll take it i yeah well yeah you'd be going against everything he just said and it's on my 0.86

00:55:02.240 album it's on my album like that just came out oh your new one yeah like i just it's out it's there 0.99

00:55:08.960 but no it's not that i don't give a fuck it's that i give a fuck so much that someone called 0.99

00:55:13.420 me a f**k. Right. And I went, 1.00

00:55:15.680 damn, that really hurt my feelings. 0.98

00:55:17.720 I'm going to write a song about that. 0.99

00:55:19.260 What, you don't cancel me? No, but that seems fine.

00:55:21.800 But also, like, at what point do we stop giving a 0.95

00:55:23.500 f**k about cancellations? Realistically. 0.93

00:55:25.280 At what point? Why are we working so hard

00:55:27.340 to be worried about what the audience thinks? I think pieces of s**t 0.99

00:55:29.320 should be cancelled. If you're a f**king homophobic, 1.00

00:55:31.820 racist piece of s**t, 1.00

00:55:33.320 f**k you. Yeah, but doesn't it water it 1.00

00:55:35.480 down when we cancel so many other people?

00:55:37.640 100%. You know what I'm saying? No, you're right.

00:55:39.060 You're 100% right. I look at it like when

00:55:41.380 the whole Me Too movement was going around and girls were just

00:55:43.400 mad at a guy and they were like yo he and i'm like bro you're taking away from the people that 0.96

00:55:47.220 are actually deserving to get canceled so like every fucking time somebody says something like 0.91

00:55:51.740 yours i would hear it and not once i'd be like that guy needs to go but there's people in the 0.94

00:55:56.180 world that like he needs to go i don't get this i will never understand this on a much lighter note

00:56:00.800 but sort of on the same topic uh you and i mentioned this you do have a really sound moral

00:56:04.980 compass thanks i try well you've had it for a while i've struggled with this and especially

00:56:09.460 in my youth especially when when money uh and and clout were evolved how and where did that come

00:56:15.640 from was it the trauma dude i don't know everybody always asks me this they're like what is it what

00:56:22.100 is it and i always i guess like i cop out and i say god in common sense and i don't even know if

00:56:26.760 i believe in god i believe in an energy and a spirit i just don't think it's a white dude with

00:56:30.360 a beard on a cloud but i believe in something look at yours george and i don't believe he's

00:56:34.800 and whatever whatever that is i believe in it but he is on a cloud he's on a cloud i can't wait

00:56:42.680 till judgment day comes and then i'm like yeah i've told those jokes now yeah sky dad um but

00:56:47.600 either way like i respect just like when it comes to people's sexuality or race or this or that like

00:56:52.460 religion it's a big thing and i have my personal how i feel about it and um i don't judge nobody

00:56:59.300 and i'm with it but i have no idea bro like i don't know i got in common sense that's what i

00:57:04.340 say i don't know i don't understand how every other person in my family either was killing 0.98

00:57:08.980 motherfuckers on drugs doing drugs sold drugs dead like i don't that was a lesson but that was 0.94

00:57:16.680 the lesson probably you know what i'm saying that was the thing that taught you to to not 1.00

00:57:20.000 align yourself with that type of shit because what was the one thing but then the thing deep 0.98

00:57:23.880 down that learned that lesson is what he's saying like what is it inside that where all my other 1.00

00:57:28.740 brothers or cousins or this or that could be like oh i'm 11 so you hold the gun like this and i held

00:57:33.740 the gun and i was like not cool all right let me just shoot it like twice okay all right no this 0.93

00:57:38.440 sucks like like there was this thing inside of me that just was like this is wrong like it's fun 0.98

00:57:43.480 that's i feel like everybody has that but not everybody could walk away from it do you get 0.95

00:57:47.320 i'm saying i feel like everybody does have that like this is wrong but a lot of people are are

00:57:51.620 more scared of not looking cool or not going with what the world wants i think that's the same reason

00:57:56.980 i made and still continue to make music the way that i do because it would have been cooler for

00:58:02.520 me honestly if anything to go be like yeah i cooked crack as a kid and yeah i have shotguns

00:58:08.100 and i ran around and i did this and i did that and if i had kind of glorified it in this way and 0.92

00:58:12.340 and i probably would have been accepted more but i was like fuck that i like pokemon 0.98

00:58:18.440 okay i like pokemon i'm gonna buy a charizard for 181 000 and shit's like half a million now 0.98

00:58:26.120 oh shit we never even got it whoa that's when we first like connected yeah dude good purchase 1.00

00:58:32.060 vibes and everybody on the internet was like logic's a fucking idiot crypto he's a fucking 1.00

00:58:39.480 moron all the shit and i'm just sitting here like nah that's at 400k now you two x'd yeah in two 1.00

00:58:44.420 years oh let's go crypto that's one investment no crypto crypto crypto is a five to ten year 1.00

00:58:51.180 i don't look at my shit i'm not looking at my of course i know what it is and guess what outside 0.95

00:58:55.300 of that i got investment i got i got real estate in fucking malibu i got real estate in oregon i 0.99

00:59:00.440 I had real estate that I sold in Utah and fucking made $2 million more than I fucking bought it for. 0.97

00:59:05.420 Bro, wise investments, ladies and gentlemen. 0.99

00:59:08.740 You know, put your money to work for you while you sleep.

00:59:11.000 You scared about what's about to happen here?

00:59:14.280 Is it a recession possibility or the markets? 1.00

00:59:16.900 This shit is scary as fuck. 1.00

00:59:18.580 It's scary. 1.00

00:59:19.460 I got my guns. 1.00

00:59:20.200 I got cash outside of my shit. 0.99

00:59:22.020 I'm ready. 0.99

00:59:22.440 I'm hunkered up.

00:59:23.120 Do you have toilet paper?

00:59:23.880 I'm chilling.

00:59:24.440 I got wet wipes.

00:59:25.000 No, we ain't doing toilet.

00:59:25.520 I got a bidet you have stuff to barter with.

00:59:27.620 I got wet wipes and Charzards. 1.00

00:59:30.440 Are we doing that again? 0.99

00:59:31.460 The toilet paper shit? 0.99

00:59:32.700 Is that about to happen again? 1.00

00:59:34.100 It's like a two-year cycle now.

00:59:36.040 The toilet paper heats up.

00:59:38.700 Like what?

00:59:38.980 It was like two, three years ago.

00:59:40.180 Dude, toilet paper is the hottest thing.

00:59:41.680 And then it became Charizard's, then Crypto. 0.99

00:59:43.880 And now it's going to be fucking... 0.99

00:59:45.760 Now it's going to be toilet paper again. 0.99

00:59:48.080 Like, do we start the run on the TP now?

00:59:50.520 I'm so out of it, bro.

00:59:51.580 I'm so out of it.

00:59:52.400 I think about how crazy the world is and like what's going on.

00:59:55.020 And I'm like, I'm low-key tapped out.

00:59:56.940 I'm tapped out and I'm tapped in. 0.98

00:59:58.300 meaning the shit is so so i without a doubt believe there's way more good positive people 0.98

01:00:05.260 things energy in the world than negative but just like comments on a youtube or instagram or twitter 0.99

01:00:11.300 section the loud minority it's just always there they're the loudest they're screaming they're 0.86

01:00:16.660 shooting they're this they're that and it's fucking difficult so me i'm i'm off it i don't 0.95

01:00:21.420 ignore it by any means i tap in with my friends with people i love with people i work with and i 0.99

01:00:25.880 go tell me what's going on in the world today and it's like today i found out oh shit chicago got 0.82

01:00:30.820 shot up on fourth today yeah it's like so annoying but i'm if it was that day it would 0.96

01:00:37.280 have been even fucking worse like it's just there's always something all the time everything 0.85

01:00:41.880 everywhere all at once horrible i i i don't i don't think you can fully tap out man because 0.97

01:00:48.480 you're you're far too motivational and tapped in and in a position where you can affect that you

01:00:56.540 you know but see but that's what i do i talk to the people that i love and i go please tell me

01:01:00.720 what's going on in the world i can't be on a feed all day um literally just looking at people dying

01:01:07.340 and starving and this and that i can't do that but what i can do is my due diligence to sit down on

01:01:13.240 days and go i want to know not fake news not this not that from people that i trust and love who are 0.96

01:01:20.020 on that shit all the time because they care and ask them to educate me on what's going on in the 0.97

01:01:24.460 world excuse me i don't mean tapped out like not on it every day looking at what's happening i mean 0.99

01:01:29.280 like i see this stuff too right and it it affects me but i am in a position where i believe i can

01:01:38.540 that affect change for sure with what i see and so are you yeah but i do that in my music he's got

01:01:44.180 the output anyway so so for every tweet and instagram that you don't see for me like trying 0.58

01:01:49.880 to be fucking fake woke like half the internet it's a line and it's it's a line or a song or an 0.99

01:01:54.540 entire fucking album yeah you know what i'm saying like yeah fuck that shit my my biggest fear of all 1.00

01:01:59.820 of it for myself and i know for a lot of other people is like you said when you see it it affects 0.99

01:02:04.340 you my fear is for a lot of people that start not to anymore oh that's like you know what i'm saying

01:02:08.580 like bro like that scares me that's crazy like bro when you're sitting there and you see this

01:02:13.680 and people are like yo ain't that the most american thing ever going with your kids to 0.97

01:02:17.560 watch some fucking a parade celebrating our freedom our freedom to what die in the streets 1.00

01:02:23.220 like this shit is fucked up do you have children wait till you have kids then it's even scarier 1.00

01:02:28.540 dude i can only imagine you have kids then you're like oh my god it's just so terrifying and then 1.00

01:02:38.580 the hardest part is it's like you're even more scared and then you have to go out in the world 0.99

01:02:42.980 and then teach them to go out in the world and be like yo fuck that like don't let these 0.99

01:02:47.260 motherfuckers win like be you smile be loving be happy i y'all got kids that are the same age 1.00

01:02:53.220 would you 1.00

01:02:54.660 she's two years old 0.99

01:02:55.440 she's two

01:02:56.720 that's my manager Jeff 0.99

01:02:59.020 after the July 4th

01:03:00.680 because it was pre-LA 0.99

01:03:02.320 I was like oh fuck 0.99

01:03:04.060 I'm gonna go to fireworks 0.99

01:03:05.220 like

01:03:06.060 I gotta think about this

01:03:07.800 yeah

01:03:08.040 and then you're watching

01:03:09.120 the fireworks thinking

01:03:10.140 oh these are fireworks

01:03:11.400 and not realizing

01:03:13.220 these are others

01:03:14.020 I was in Huntington

01:03:16.040 we were watching it

01:03:16.720 and I swear to god

01:03:17.500 I know this sounds really sad

01:03:18.780 but I had a one-on-one

01:03:20.460 conversation with every

01:03:21.580 single person that was there

01:03:22.500 I'm like if you

01:03:23.060 hear people screaming swim into the water and meet me over there oh wow we were doing like drills 1.00

01:03:28.320 with each other we're like what the fuck did we get to imagine walking up to watch this shit 0.99

01:03:32.700 and then getting the news and in your mind you're like should i leave because i'm i'm with 1.00

01:03:36.500 thousands of people is this a place i'm right next to the pier is this a place that they're 0.94

01:03:39.760 gonna do it like how did we get to a fucking place that we're literally thinking like this 0.85

01:03:44.280 every two seconds and it's and it's one thing for you to be thinking about it but imagine that 0.98

01:03:48.560 every day in fucking first period in third grade yeah this kid's got to go sit with their teacher 0.92

01:03:54.740 okay so if someone comes in and your classmates start dying here oh bro like think about what 0.99

01:04:00.240 we're saying traumatizing bro like think about what we're fucking saying right now it's actually 0.96

01:04:04.580 disturbing that we're in this place so so would you ever consider beyond just the music trying 0.92

01:04:10.900 to affect change because you are articulate enough to go lobby in front of congress to do xyz you're

01:04:16.340 not just a musician yeah but i think i have done that like you said like even bringing up congress

01:04:21.340 or things that i've done behind the scenes or with various companies especially talking about

01:04:26.820 mental health i think if anything that's kind of been my my intro like i'm i'm a huge mental 0.89

01:04:31.000 health advocate and as other things but i also love guns i love guns i fucking shoot guns i own 0.97

01:04:38.320 a million guys i have all the guns from john wick because my boy fucking no way makes all the john 0.97

01:04:42.980 with guns do you live in california um i live in two places so primarily i'm not turn tactical 0.96

01:04:48.820 yeah no but my boy rookie he fucking makes all the guns shout out to taryn and i appreciate all 0.85

01:04:53.820 the love but what i'm saying is like so i could be like oh i love guns and somebody could want 0.99

01:04:58.120 to kill me just because i could be like hey i think a woman has every fucking right to do 0.97

01:05:02.340 whatever she wants with her body and then somebody else could want to kill me and it's just like 0.99

01:05:05.860 everything that i say there's somebody that wants to fucking kill they won't do that if you're if 0.97

01:05:09.200 your uh approach is dedicated to mental health there if there's anyone out there that's like 0.97

01:05:14.360 yo i don't want people to help the mentally ill like that no one's gonna say that you know what

01:05:18.460 i'm saying so i know i guess what i'm saying is is like yeah i'm mr pro mental health but i'm also 0.88

01:05:24.720 like low-key pro guns and the only reason i'm pro guns is because there's a lot of crazy 0.97

01:05:28.700 motherfuckers getting guns and i know i'm not one of them like i'm not crazy so i'd rather have a 0.97

01:05:33.220 gun on me and do the best that i can to protect me my family and anybody else that i got that's 1.00

01:05:37.260 know what I'm saying. That's a whole other conversation for another

01:05:39.360 fucking time. We literally just got into it last week. 0.99

01:05:41.020 I changed my bio because of it. Because there's

01:05:43.180 a lot of people that sent me messages and they were like,

01:05:45.060 I'm really upset. Please say you put two A gun

01:05:47.160 on. Please do me a favor. Do me a favor

01:05:49.100 and do this in the United States and make all

01:05:51.260 guns go away. I'm with you. That's exactly

01:05:53.160 where we were. Take it away from the bad people.

01:05:55.240 Take them away from everyone.

01:05:57.280 Yeah, I get what you're saying. Let's do that. Have us

01:05:59.240 out here like England with the Bobbies running around 1.00

01:06:01.240 with the, hey, hey, hey. You know, and then you

01:06:03.160 got guns. With machetes. I did see a video

01:06:05.380 of motherfuckers running through 0.99

01:06:07.120 the streets machetes this long yeah but that's what i mean it's like yeah if i could if i could 0.99

01:06:11.600 you know flick my fingers and make the whole world a better place i'd do it and i think now

01:06:15.720 that i'm getting older too i'm realizing bro like not just i don't know type of way i'm just be real

01:06:21.000 like i'm realizing my worth i'm like oh shit i'm logic like i go somewhere i'm logic what it's not

01:06:28.480 just oh yeah but i mean even like i'm not just a rapper man like i'm not i've never been like 0.85

01:06:35.040 just a rapper i mean that's what i do but like i could do i could have done this show anytime i

01:06:40.860 didn't need an album to come out and i'm starting to realize that like wow i'm a charismatic guy

01:06:46.620 like people fuck with me so now it's like other just realms and things that i can get into not

01:06:52.340 only in entertainment but possibly in politics or or this just different spaces and i'm realizing 0.99

01:06:58.620 that about myself and it makes me happy because where a lot of other and i hate to say it but

01:07:04.360 like rappers in their 30s might be like tap dancing like look at me look at me like trying 0.83

01:07:08.780 to do the dance on tiktok and all this shit i'm like i'm straight i ain't doing all that shit i'm 0.91

01:07:14.200 i'm i'm good on that i'm straight on that i just i would rather be me and not try to dance through 0.92

01:07:20.240 hoops and and be me unapologetically and what i'm saying is i'm now at a place in my life where i

01:07:26.600 realize like i don't have to just drop albums albums are dead singles are alive

01:07:34.080 singles are alive

01:07:35.380 yeah albums are dead

01:07:37.500 I think I'm gonna stop

01:07:38.340 making albums pretty soon

01:07:39.380 really 0.99

01:07:39.720 and just fucking 0.95

01:07:40.540 just be dropping music 0.98

01:07:41.540 that's for another time

01:07:43.500 don't even get me started

01:07:44.280 on these albums I got

01:07:45.120 I'm sitting on like five albums 0.99

01:07:46.180 so I gotta hurry fuck up 0.97

01:07:47.120 and release them 0.97

01:07:47.660 but I can't

01:07:48.460 I gotta wait

01:07:48.940 cause I'm under a little clause

01:07:50.360 with Def Jam

01:07:50.840 where I'm not allowed

01:07:51.360 to release music

01:07:51.980 and then once that's over

01:07:53.740 then I'm just about to go

01:07:54.880 balls to the wall

01:07:55.420 swag

01:07:55.960 when did you discover

01:07:57.820 you could rap?

01:07:59.480 your style is fascinating

01:08:01.060 yeah

01:08:03.720 i'm a chameleon you know like i've studied everybody man from nas to kendrick cole to

01:08:10.100 big daddy kane mc light daddy kane queen latifah juicy jay killer mike top three right now everybody 0.98

01:08:18.560 top three right now no not right now just total i have a story about big total okay oh shit uh 0.99

01:08:24.280 black dot um dilla and um fucking common that's just what comes in my head right now 0.95

01:08:31.960 wow and like what what it that okay so that's like a i would never have expected that maybe 0.98

01:08:38.560 from him but it's like you ask anybody else and you you can kind of like maybe sense where it's

01:08:43.160 gonna go why why those why those specific uh because those those guys inspire me and next

01:08:48.620 week it could be thug and gonna and you know what i mean you never know like what what zone somebody

01:08:52.820 is in but it's like those those are the guys like for me like black thought to me oh man i think he's

01:08:58.320 the greatest of all time like low-key i think he's the goat black thought you know lead singer

01:09:03.940 rapper had one of the front men of the roots from philly uh discovered them on their was it 94 96

01:09:11.620 album uh do you want more i mean just absolutely incredible and and it changed my life and so as a

01:09:19.300 young and back to what you said probably like six is when i knew i could rap and i still remember

01:09:23.500 my first rap hey my name is bobby but they call me b i'm a young mc from the streets of md 0.55

01:09:27.960 that's it that was my thing that's great and now i'll be on and i'll be on different shit i live 0.66

01:09:34.100 by the beat i die by the beat since 1990 i live by the beat i die by the beat like mpc akai who 0.98

01:09:38.860 i named william after because i get bills from these beats fuck the industry you know we keeping 0.98

01:09:42.300 it real up in these streets came up in a world that's office access artists promise death and 0.99

01:09:45.980 taxes don't give a fuck who be rhyming the fastest my anxiety make me spit it on my element and i'm 0.84

01:09:50.200 stuck in a clinic like flynn montgomery take a step back tell me right now boy just what your 0.98

01:09:53.540 summary creeping through fireside smash the window of that fire rod just to see what we can

01:09:57.840 snatched from up inside to the flashing lights come around that corner then we running high 0.98

01:10:01.520 praying i got up in heaven 11 tonight and i got no alibi my damn dip to stewart town best not come 0.97

01:10:06.120 around these parts if you knew in town wonder what my homies from back in the day living there 0.98

01:10:09.720 all doing now running with my sister genie schooling me like mr feeney this the first 0.99

01:10:13.720 time i heard a gunshot on the block growing pains three this the type of shit don't never stop here 0.99

01:10:17.780 come the cops shooting up the hood like black ops because trigger happy people tend to trigger 0.99

01:10:22.360 happy people trigger happy police tend to trigger happy people and some people who believe we not

01:10:26.360 equal shoot up the steeple my god if you exist and why you make life so hard if you exist the

01:10:31.900 way you think is avant-garde if you exist you got a funny way of showing it what happens in the 0.90

01:10:36.380 afterlife these people think they know and shit and on that note i keep it g like track four 0.96

01:10:40.740 kicking the door by notorious big don't believe me look that shit up i promise you'll find the 0.99

01:10:44.760 key to this punch line feeling just fine listen we all claim it we all say it but it's no use 0.97

01:10:50.640 the greatest rapper alive is probably stacking produce introduce you to my train of thought

01:10:55.000 Snapping on the track

01:10:56.140 Like the illest conductor

01:10:57.120 With no contradiction

01:10:58.080 I brought my thought

01:10:59.080 To the table

01:10:59.960 Fact and never fiction 1.00

01:11:00.960 Fuck a fable 1.00

01:11:01.640 Ready and willing 1.00

01:11:02.220 You better believe

01:11:02.880 That I'm able

01:11:03.440 To spit fire

01:11:04.420 Through these lines

01:11:05.140 Faster than fiber

01:11:05.940 Optic cable

01:11:06.600 I'm gone 1.00

01:11:07.080 That's the shit I be on 1.00

01:11:08.360 That's what I love doing 1.00

01:11:09.560 That's the hip hop I love

01:11:11.020 And guess what 0.92

01:11:11.720 I also love to turn the fuck up 0.89

01:11:13.000 And have fun too

01:11:13.700 Do what you love 1.00

01:11:14.540 And fuck your wife 1.00

01:11:15.460 Fuck my wife 1.00

01:11:16.340 God damn 1.00

01:11:19.080 You were so talented 1.00

01:11:20.120 That's right

01:11:21.000 That's so cool

01:11:21.980 I wish I could do

01:11:22.840 Something anything like that

01:11:24.420 What do you mean? 1.00

01:11:25.180 You're shredded and fucking smart as fuck. 1.00

01:11:27.160 But I can't, I envy you. 0.99

01:11:30.280 I've always wanted to have a vocal talent, man.

01:11:33.720 It's so cool.

01:11:34.380 You got one.

01:11:35.020 You're using it right now. 1.00

01:11:36.460 You fucking command the masses. 1.00

01:11:38.320 I want to do what you just did. 1.00

01:11:39.440 I want to talk fast and rhythmically.

01:11:41.700 You know, I felt that way about a lot of people.

01:11:43.600 I used to want to be Kendrick.

01:11:44.860 I used to want to be Nas. 0.98

01:11:45.920 I used to want to be fucking Brad Pitt's abs in Fight Club. 0.99

01:11:49.600 Like, you know, you want to be. 0.99

01:11:51.040 He doesn't want to be Brad Pitt's abs.

01:11:51.340 Exactly.

01:11:52.040 I know.

01:11:53.180 He's a snack.

01:11:53.940 anyway so you you know you look at these look at these people especially through my 20s when i was

01:11:58.820 talking about like trying to find acceptance and all these things you want to be that other person 0.97

01:12:03.340 i used to look at my handwriting and i was like oh this shit sucks like i wish i had like a girl's 0.99

01:12:08.300 handwriting you know that's all perfect and interesting and it's like now i look at my shit 0.99

01:12:11.980 like like it's one of the books from seven the movie when he's like all crazy and i'm like this 0.87

01:12:16.580 kind of tight and when you can actually look in the mirror and not say that you're not but but

01:12:20.920 really be happy and realize like everything is not to say that you did not a competition everything

01:12:26.140 isn't a competition i want to be and like that's a normal thing it's normal to kind of want to be

01:12:30.580 somebody else and i think if i didn't want to be black thought in common in j dilla and slump

01:12:35.920 village and illa j and oh no and mad lib and everybody on stone's throw and all these different

01:12:41.360 people if i didn't want to be those people and study those people and know how they did their

01:12:46.280 flows to the t and this and that then i wouldn't be the mystique x-men chameleon that i am as logic

01:12:52.440 before you today so um i think you're really great at what you do and i think you should be very proud

01:13:00.020 of of who you are and how far you've come as a human being and a man because you're a voice man 0.78

01:13:08.160 like you really are i don't fuck with nobody bro i think it's very no i like no i know i'm i'm i'm 0.87

01:13:14.900 honored to have you on the show man it's my honor i've been wanted to have you on for for so long 0.88

01:13:20.140 man and so trust me man your words resonate with me and i'm super appreciative it just i 1.00

01:13:24.040 hey i wasn't done sucking your dick listen i'm serious bro you are fucking like don't don't 1.00

01:13:30.280 oh you saved my life man and you're like oh yeah okay like bro like take a moment look at the 1.00

01:13:35.300 fucking wall like bro you've you did it everything you could have ever wanted and guess what you did 1.00

01:13:40.820 it even better because you had a dumb ass fucking mentality just like i did just like all kids do 1.00

01:13:45.460 10 years ago and you everything you could have wanted 10 years ago you have times a billion 1.00

01:13:51.440 and you have the right mindset with it now oh my god you fucking made it shake my hand you 0.98

01:13:57.060 fucking made it yeah you should be proud of your brother thank you brother that's a hard r i got a 0.98

01:14:03.460 funny story about big daddy cane oh please uh my dad owns a liquor store shocking uh and he calls 0.99

01:14:09.480 me one day oh shit and he goes son do you know who big daddy kane is and i was like who he goes 0.97

01:14:14.880 big daddy kane man don't be stupid he's a rapper i was like no idea who big daddy kane is i was 1.00

01:14:18.800 young i was like 16 17 and uh so i look him up and i'm like whoa what the fuck he goes dude he's 0.99

01:14:23.640 with me right now and i was like right now he goes yeah dude he likes your music so my dad would he 0.73

01:14:29.420 had a tv screen and he like helped me with my music when i was growing up so he'd always play 0.94

01:14:33.580 my music videos and he walked and he smoked a jay he goes who the fuck is this dude he goes that's 0.92

01:14:38.600 my son and he goes no way he goes yeah he goes why he's young he's really into the arts he goes 0.98

01:14:43.020 why don't you guys come to my show and he gives us backstage passes to the show so my dad goes

01:14:47.640 all right till this day this is so rare yeah yeah so he calls me up he picks me up and we're at the 0.51

01:14:53.620 bar where he's just fucking throwing it back in his mind he goes man i this is the door my son 0.62

01:14:58.560 needed the whole time so they're like yo big daddy came wants to see you he just got done performing 0.98

01:15:02.920 so we went in the back bro what i mean it was like a fucking fog machine when i walked in this 0.93

01:15:07.100 the first time i've ever smelled marijuana and i was like wow this is i'm feeling great in here 0.96

01:15:12.220 so i'm like walking my dad's just like buzzing all of a sudden two seconds later him big daddy

01:15:17.440 came all his friends are taking shots and drinking together and my dad looks at me till this day we

01:15:22.260 always say this line to him he goes son call your mother we made it and he did that every time we

01:15:29.840 have a really successful moment i go dad we made it i had to drive home and i was like 15 that's 0.55

01:15:35.700 a great story that's like a fucking amazing my dad's literally the best he i love senior george

01:15:41.920 he's he is the greatest he's like a he's like me but like a bigger heart and a lot more educated 0.94

01:15:46.700 and bigger well i feel i feel good i think this was a good podcast fantastic bro yeah we won't

01:15:53.560 keep you any longer uh this has been amazing thanks for finally coming on dude you're gonna

01:15:58.100 be buying any more pokemon cards is a personal i need to know i mean i spent like 500 g's on

01:16:02.740 on Pokemon cards

01:16:03.700 so I think I'm okay

01:16:04.680 a little more than that

01:16:05.660 I think it was closer

01:16:06.360 to $750

01:16:06.860 but I'm cool

01:16:08.480 I'm chilling

01:16:09.500 I think that's a good

01:16:10.740 investment

01:16:11.200 and

01:16:11.900 yeah man

01:16:13.480 can I just say

01:16:14.960 one thing to everyone

01:16:15.740 out there

01:16:16.120 sure

01:16:16.320 hey everybody

01:16:18.000 it's your friendly

01:16:19.740 neighborhood Logic

01:16:20.400 I just wanted to say

01:16:21.820 have a great day

01:16:23.240 and

01:16:23.900 you're important

01:16:24.800 and you're worth it

01:16:25.840 and

01:16:26.240 I love you

01:16:27.580 bye

01:16:28.100 this guy's fantastic

01:16:29.120 ladies and gentlemen

01:16:29.900 Logic

01:16:30.320 go check out his new album

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