Everybody

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AlbumMay 05 / 201713 songs, 1h 11m
Political Hip Hop Pop Rap East Coast Hip Hop
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*Everybody* lays out the road Logic’s traveled so far, marking the milestones and obstacles he’s encountered along the way. His humility and vulnerability is refreshing—speaking uncomfortable truths through acrobatic rhymes and piercing narratives. For the first time, Logic talks about his biracial background on “AfricAryaN” and “Everybody.” And if you listen to just one rap song this year, make it “1-800-273-8255,” a beautiful reflection on depression featuring Alessia Cara and Khalid. Other guests include Killer Mike, Black Thought, Chuck D, Juicy J—even Neil deGrasse Tyson, who serves as the voice of God.

3852

5.2 / 10

The Maryland rapper’s latest is an impossibly dense meditation on race, religion, identity, the cosmos, social media, you name it. It's executed with skill but is often tone deaf and heavy-handed.

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[Polyvinyl]

5 / 10

There's a lot happening on Logic's third proper Def Jam album.

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Defanged and declawed for maximum mainstream penetration.