The Top 9 Things We Learned From Logic On The Breakfast Club [Photos]

If you aren’t up on Logic consider yourself alseep. The Maryland native resurfaces after his well-received debut Under Pressure. He returns to The Breakfast Club to discuss the new album and to give some much needed updates.

The Incredible True Story is most likely his most complex work yet and Logic is set to prove himself once again.

DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God got him to discuss the album concept, getting married, family issues and more. So we present the top 9 things we learned from The Breakfast Club Logic interview.

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1. Rubik’s Cube

He really lives his rhymes and is very much into solving Rubik’s Cubes. Girls love them and he loves the intellectual challenge.

2. Album Concept

Logic went left with the design of this album with a very futuristic plot. The story takes place 100 years in the future where the earth is not inhabitable. The remaining civilization lives on a space station and the music accompanies their journey.

3. J. Cole

He is good homeys with J. Cole. They bumped into each other at a hotel where he congratulated Jermaine on the release of his most recent album. Cole in turn bought Logic a burger.

4. Nas

Before he signed with Def Jam Nas courted him to sign with Mass Appeal Records. He didn’t offer him a burger but some premium champagne. Logic declined the offer as he thought he would never get out of Nas’ shadow.

5. Sound Alike

He heard that he sounded a bit too much like J. Cole on the debut and now he is hearing that he is biting Drake’s flow. Logic doesn’t let any of the feedback bother him. “Say whatever you want.”

6. Marriage 

Logic recently got married to his sweetheart of two years. Even though he is still very young he feels there is no reason to fear what you really feel.
 

7. Def Jam Records

While he hasn’t become Hip-Hop’s newest breakout star, he commends Def Jam for the success of his debut and his career thus far. His new album is slated to sell around 90,000 copies in the first week which is impressive considering the overal decline in music sales.

8. Gays In Hip-Hop

He denied a recent news article that hinted that he might be homophobic. His good friend and stylist is gay so he has no problems with the gay community.

9. The Dreaded “N” Word

He admitted that he used the dreaded “N” word in context. He is biracial and has been slandered by the word many times. Oh.