In a new interview with Nardwuar The Human Serviette, Logic offered some insight into the space where he writes not only his raps, but also the cinematic and literary projects he has in the works.
“You walk in and there’s this really cool desk that I have and I have all my little collectibles and busts and Futurama signs, and then all over I’ve actually commissioned various artists who are fans of mine and they’ve taken all my inspirations and painted them on canvases and I have that all around.”
Logic’s love of cartoons is well-established, and he even enlisted Rick and Morty to announce his Bobby Tarantino 2 mixtape and debate the difference between “Album Logic” and “Mixtape Logic.”
Nardwuar also asked Logic about the albums that he kept on his desk, and the Maryland rapper talked about the Vancouver band Destroyer. Nardwuar told him that Destroyer producer John Collins, who has also worked with The New Pornographers and is part of Nardwuar’s band The Evaporators was interested in getting some beats from him, so stay tuned for a possible collaboration.
Logic was also given a The Super Adventures of the Amazing Spider-Man vinyl based on his track “Black SpiderMan,” which he said he plans to now keep in his writing space alongside his other records. He said it would inspire him writing “movies and books and stuff,” a reference to the films and novels he has said are in the works.
Elsewhere in the interview, Logic discussed a song called “Incarceration” that his dad recorded a verse on, and excitedly reflected on watching old Nardwuar interviews with Drake and Noah “40” Shebib, fantasizing about how it would one day be he and his producer 6ix, who eventually joins him on camera.
In his episode of Genius' interview series IRL, Logic discussed his love of video games and science fiction and how he used them for escapism.
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