Official Release Instant Download: No Waiting! I AM NOT LOGIC! but i love this mixtape so much i just had to upload it! when i first heard this tape last week i couldnt believe it wasnt on DatPiff so i Happily paid the $50 to sponsor it! its the least i could do. everyone please download and dont forget to follow Logic and the rest of the RattPack on twitter @Logic301 @GRVTY_ @CZmgmt @TheOfficial6 @TheOfficialOB @BIGLENBO @DJBossplayer @Castro301 Young Sinatra: Welcome To Forever Young, Broke & Infamous POPULAR: kevin gates, young thug, yo gotti, drake, lil, gucci mane, meek mill, lil wayne, fabolous, jacquees, future, tory lanez, migos Drake Plays A New Song During London Show [VIDEO] Lauryn Hill Shows Up Three Hours Late To Concert And Fans Lose It TV Show On Nas’ Life May Be Coming To BET Zaytoven Speaks On The Upcoming Jay Z Project 50 Cent Sues His Lawyers For Losing Sex Tape Case Lebron James Comes Back Hard At Charles Barkley & Twitter Applauds

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One of the best but need to listen if I'mma progress I'm ready to live, I'm ready to die, I'm ready to ride for rap I said it on a record, now I can't take it back Stop, I shut it down like a bloodclot Smoke MCs, like a fuckin bumbaclot Mic check, I come to catch wreck Death before dishonor so I'm coming for your neck I pop MCs like Hymens Y'all glass posing in studs but I'm a diamond Now recon, you need to listen Unless your shit is wack, I'll beat you into submission Cause I'm eating for a lifetime Wisdom in my mind I'm a star watch me shine Fucking your bitch from behind Record it and hit rewind I'm nasty, construct rhymes like rhinoplasty Rhymes coming at you, God bless you When I kick wisdom it never stress you or test you Unless you a dumb ass motherfuckerYeah, no want no more Said this is mathematic tactics Murder this rap shit Intravenously inject my prophylactics

Inhale my words like a fresh batch of Vicks Similar to black ice cause the flow so slick What's up, rappers hear the rhyme they slit they wrists up Do a whole 'lotta talking, no rapping like fisticuffs Ah, yeah, (Turn my headphones up) That's all you sayin' but I'm sprayin' and I can't get enough Raw, rugged and rough My alter ego, Mr. Tough I'll call your bluff Face to face never snuff I murder you with predicate poetic balletic shitd89 backpack No mercy cause if I grip the mic they might curse meeberlestock halftrack backpack Then I grip the mic I'm in controlkamino backpack Before I manifested tendons I was rhyming as a embryoosprey sojourn backpack review

Half of these fuckers don't know Drop tracks like that Maryland stand up, that's it I'm out, peace, one love Fuck if you doubt me (You are watching a master at work) Dawg, Dawg, Would you care for a glass of grape juice? Nigga, what the fuck is juice? I want some grape drink, baby This is the 7th track on “Logic: The Mixtape” released in 2009. The lyrics of this song are almost identical as “Backpack”, the 15th track of “Young, Broke, and Infamous” released on December 17, 2011. wolfbred backpackThis song samples “The Roots” as well as Dave Chappelle’s “For What its worth” stand up.atlas checkpoint friendly laptop backpack Intro (Blow Your Mind)wolfbred backpack

Logic On The Beat A Third Person Story Why Would I Lie young sinatra welcome to forever Young Sinatra: Welcome To Forever is the fourth mixtape by American hip hop recording artist Logic. It was released as a free online download by Visionary Music Group on May 7, 2013 and finished the Young Sinatra mixtape trilogy, following Young Sinatra and Young Sinatra: Undeniable. The mixtape was downloaded over 100,000 times on DatPiff in less than a day and has garnered over 800,000 downloads on DatPiff as of October 2016. As he did with Young Sinatra: Undeniable, Logic released music videos for songs off the mixtape before the mixtape was set to be released. For Young Sinatra: Welcome To Forever, videos for "Walk On By" and "Nasty" were released. As far as features go, Logic likes to keep it simple, saying, "I love to give the people what they want and that’s me. I don’t mean that to sound arrogant but when you listen to someone’s music it’s them you want to hear [and] not a million and one other people."

[3] The mixtape features fellow XXL Freshmen Kid Ink, Trinidad James, and Dizzy Wright as well as Jhené Aiko, Elijah Blake, C Dot Castro, and Logic's Visionary Music Group labelmate Jon Bellion. Producers who contributed to the mixtape included Logic himself, 6ix, Swiff D, C-Sick, Don Cannon, Key Wane, Arthur McArthur, Kevin Randolph, and No ID. Young Sinatra: Welcome To Forever received critical acclaim from music critics. HipHopDX's consensus determined the project as a “free album,” their highest possible praise for a mixtape on the site.[4] DJ Booth agreed with HipHopDX in saying Young Sinatra: Welcome To Forever had top notch production and sounded like an album.[5] Edwin Ortiz of HipHopDX found Logic's fourth effort as an indication of his vision, saying, “In a little over three years Logic has gone from a young lyricist with raw potential to a legitimate rap artist with Welcome To Forever.” Multiple sources state that Logic’s cohesive lyricism has never been a point of question.