Logic has said he will release a new mixtape if a million people sign a petition calling for him to do so.
Last month, the Maryland rapper announced he would be retiring from music following the release of his latest album, âNo Pressureâ, which arrived on July 26.
“Officially announcing my retirement with the release of ‘No Pressure’ executive produced by No I.D. July 24th,” Logic wrote on Twitter. “Itâs been a great decade. Now itâs time to be a great father.”
Although he said would be retiring from releasing albums, he said he would still be involved with music through side ventures and his label, Bobby Boy Records.
Now, speaking to Hard Knock TV, Logic talked about the process behind some of the beats he produced on ‘No Pressure’, including album standout ‘Heard Em Say’.
Elsewhere in the interview, Logic previews some freestyles he’s recorded over other peopleâs beats, including Kendrick Lamarâs âRigamortisâ. He’s then asked why heâs not putting out the unreleased stuff since it’s of a high quality.
The show’s host, Nick Huff Barili, offers to start a petition to convince Logic to them out. The Def Jam rapper agrees, saying that he will put out the free tape if the petition gathers one million signatures.
A petition has since been created and so far 28,000 people have signed it – you can sign it here.
Budden, who has taken aim at Logic on a number of platforms, once described him as âeasily one of the worst rappers to ever grace a microphoneâ on an episode of The Joe Budden Podcast.
Speaking in a new interview, Logic discussed his new album, mental health, social media, and Buddenâs criticism of him.
âHe doesnât like me for whatever reason,â Logic told Hot 97âs Peter Rosenberg. âHe wants to say Iâm not Black enough, Iâm not good enough. Heâs a person whoâs led to part of my depression, some of my darkest spaces,â said Logic around the 24 minute mark in the clip below. âYour words, they make people want to kill themselves bro.â
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