At age 30, Logic is calling it a career. Here’s what you need to know about the rapper.
“Officially announcing my retirement with the release of No Pressure,”Logic,30, tweeted on July 16, about a week before his next album is set to drop. The rapper said he was leaving his music, but not because of any health issues or due to burnout. He’s calling it quits (for now) for a joyous reason. “It’s been a great decade,” he tweeted. “Now, it’s time to be a great father.”
Logic – born Sir Robert Bryson Hall II – announced in August 2019 that he was expecting a son on his “No Pressure” freestyle. Towards the end of the song, he proudly proclaimed, And I’m havin’ a little baby / Surprise, it’s a little baby boy / F-ck TMZ, they can’t get the scoop on that sh-t / Welcome little Bobby to the world one time / Alright, I’m done / That’s it, yeah.” As he prepares to retire – at age 30! – here’s what you need to know about Logic.
1. Yes, he’s only been rapping for a decade or so. Born in Maryland to a Black father and white mother, Logic had a rough upbringing. “My mother took me out of school in the fifth grade because they said I had emotional problems,” Logic told the Churchill Observer in 2012. “In actuality, my mother had a lot of problems, mental and life problems, and would put her business out there to people, and so they thought I had problems too.
