Dad Reacts to Logic - Under Pressure

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0:00 Intro
2:12 Intro (Under Pressure)
4:25 Soul Food
7:51 I'm Gone
10:58 Gang Related
13:29 Buried Alive
16:21 Bounce
19:18 Growing Pains III
22:14 Never Enough
26:50 Metropolis
30:32 Nikki
33:27 Under Pressure
41:47 Till the End
Logic - Under Pressure
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Under Pressure is the debut studio album by American rapper Logic. It was released on October 21, 2014, by Visionary Music Group and Def Jam Recordings. Development and composition of the album began in 2013, with recording taking place during a two-week span at the beginning of 2014. The album's production was primarily handled by No I.D., with smaller contributions from a variety of record producers, including 6ix, DJ Dahi, DJ Khalil, S1, Jake One and Dun Deal. The standard edition of the album contained no guest appearances; Big Sean and Childish Gambino were featured on the album's deluxe edition.
Under Pressure received generally positive reviews from critics, drawing particular attention to Logic's bluntness in his storytelling, its perceptive lyricism, and the album's toned-down production, resembling the ever-changing production of rap and hip hop releases of the 1990s. It was also named one of the best albums of 2014 by several publications. The album debuted at number four on the US Billboard 200 chart, selling 72,000 copies in its first week. It was certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) in August 2020.
Between 2010 and 2013, Logic released four free mixtapes online and funded his own tours, through which he built his fanbase and reputation. According to Logic, the largest contributing factor to his rise to stardom was that he "hit the road and actually saw [the fans] face to face and shook their hands." He signed with Def Jam five months after the release of his Young Sinatra mixtape in 2011; a deal kept secret until 2013 because he "didn't want the fans to be like, 'Oh, he's going to change!" Logic has metaphorically described Def Jam as his "bank", which does not interfere with his creative control or deal much with his publicity. Visionary Music Group, an independent label run by Logic, managed and funded his audio mixing, mastering, touring, and commissioning of album art.
In 2013, Logic moved to Los Angeles to work on his debut album with Def Jam's No I.D., a mentor he later compared to Yoda. Several people advised Logic to make the album more personal than his mixtapes, inspiring him to write about his difficult upbringing in Gaithersburg, Maryland. On the advice of Don Cannon, he chose to maintain the album's personal theme by omitting guest appearances. Its title Under Pressure reflects the challenges of Logic's private life and rap career, while also referencing his belief that the album is "his diamond", as diamonds are formed by pressure. His prior mixtapes had dealt heavily with his biracial heritage, but he changed his focus from race to culture on the album. Rather than go "the radio route" with Under Pressure, Logic wanted to create a classic hip hop album in the style of Nas, Wu-Tang Clan, A Tribe Called Quest, Big Daddy Kane, Kanye West and Big L. To help new listeners understand that his roots lie in this music, Logic tried to make Under Pressure more consistent and more quintessentially hip hop than his mixtapes, which he found incohesive. Although he admitted to emulating other rappers on his earlier releases, he believed that the album would finally crystallize "the sound of Logic".

[@TotallyURGrandpa]

This album has a very special place in my heart. Used to bump it so much a few years after it came out.

[@canaldoloading]

trueeee

[@Ty-ml7ze]

Same bro those were the days

[@E-Mills]

I get so much nostalgia listening to any project by him from The Incredible True Story to anything before that. Felt like he was just going to keep pumping out great album after album which bums me out that his bars and production took such a nose dive, but I’ll give No Pressure a pass.

[@LostInTransition7]

I still bump it everyday lol

[@dx1n]

dude same.. this album & The Incredible True Story .. crazy how fast we grew up huh

[@eero.a]

Can't listen to this album without the nostalgia kicking in from a time with less responsibilities, just living life as a teenager. I own a vinyl copy of this and Soul Food, Never Enough, Till the End and Growing Pains III still hit different. The Incredible True Story is a strong follow up, I think your dad would enjoy the production on that project too if he enjoys the production on this.

[@drover7476]

Same man, I don't think there are any other two albums like Under Pressure and The Incredible True Story that give me that feeling of pure nostalgia and joy. I can just close my eyes and listen to some of my favourite music ever made and I forget about everything else in the world

[@jacobsmith831]

same man. the nostalgia is crazy with each track on this record

[@zc2303]

takes me back to middle school just listening to it while backing home. this album will always be different for me

[@adamamorofficial]

The good ok days with this album foreal!!!

[@aidenknight7575]

Damn. Same. Was just thinking this

[@bostonfan3232]

Couldn’t believe when I saw the video title, Logic really doesn’t get much love these days so it’s awesome you guys did this album. I feel like your dad would love TITS and No pressure when it comes to his albums and then welcome to forever if you guys wanted to do one of his mixtapes. Really hope you guys get to some of his other work whenever you get the chance, if not was great watching this video!

[@BenBradyOfficial]

Agreed

[@TheCrafterman19]

You summed up everything I wanted to say ! Couldn’t wait for them to react to Logic’s best albums (UP, TITS & NP) + YS/WTF for mixtapes !

[@89653422]

true

[@veirglas]

yeah he gets so much bullshit hate, coadm and supermarket arent great but pretty much everything else is good to amazing

[@URCRINGE]

@@veirglas also everybody?... no

[@frio8]

this was a lot of of our generations first intro to hip hop. a lot of us grew up on cod and faze clan, which logic cemented himself as the soundtrack for a lot of our childhoods. those looking from the outside might never understand that. i dont listen to him much anymore but i love brushing up on his old stuff every time im feeling nostalgic. great album.

[@chroniccomplainer3792]

Wow this made me feel old as fuck.... My generation grew up on peak Eminem.

[@ricardoguinto]

Best way to put it fr

[@iraford5788]

Yep.

[@hxffey]

you 100% right

[@calebbrown4794]

this is it dog

[@coleintheville117]

Logic got some history all right 😂 his career is a roller coaster of highs and lows, interested to see Kevin's reaction to this album.

[@rivasman123]

I agree with you, but i love this album, think it’s the best he had gotten and is a masterpiece imo. I can’t say that for the rest of his albums tho

[@coleintheville117]

@@rivasman123 yeah I love it as well, it's only everybody, bt3, confessions and ysiv that I'm not a fan of, I guess supermarket too but I don't really count that

[@arthurdunn4594]

Honestly great way to put it ahahaha

[@PtylerBeats]

I wanna see him react to his whole discography and see how he feels lol I wonder if he’d react like we did

[@simz88]

That mean, he can just stop on the Bobby Tarantino mixtape

[@habitualgl0ckdumper149]

Never knew so many people were so nostalgically connected to this album like me. Being from Baltimore and Logic being from MD also, I related to this album a lot. One of my favorites of all time!

[@jakefreas4794]

Preach

[@adichatterjee]

100% man. its just sad to see people hating on logic and corny and shit like cmon man. Listen to this album and tell me the boy cant rap. Genuinely a connection from my childhood man!

[@TheCaliber]

The Incredible True Story has to be next! That album took Logic's craft to the next level

[@DameDolla8]

I'm really hoping they react to that next

[@sovaeth]

i still think under pressure was honestly his best album 8.5/10

[@datdude3327]

nah TITS was the beginning of Logics downfall, his utter peak was the mixtape era followed by Under Pressure.

[@slackstarfish8133]

That’s one of my favorite produced rap albums of all time

[@92hours17]

@@sovaeth im no logic fan but under pressure is so damn good bro its like a 9-9.5/10

[@eliasswierczewski186]

its really crazy how we all have the same soft spot for logic and feel the same nostalgia

[@lorenzochepps3854]

This was an unexpected but welcome reaction. Logic was one of the first rappers I got into too. Under Pressure was actually the first album I ever listened to all the way through in my life.

[@ethanrobie8459]

Yo literally same. UP will always hold a special place in my heart.

[@lorenzochepps3854]

@@ethanrobie8459 likewise

[@simensunde309]

Truly a masterpiece, Logic’s best years

[@jennyneon]

I feel like Under Pressure is Logicʼs best album. Under Pressure has so many good songs, but my favorite parts are when the ‘Growing Pains III’ beat switches into a more darker beat & ‘Driving Ms. Daisyʼ with Gambino, the Bill Withers drum break sample on ‘Metropolis.ʼ Itʼs a great album.

[@simona7521]

Only good album

[@user-hl1lb4tt2g]

@@simona7521 nah No Pressure is nearly as good, less interesting thematically but arguable better beats

[@tapeadeadworm]

Best Album: Under Pressure Best Mixtape: YS WtF

[@deletethischannelpls]

For sure, a few of his mixtapes slap too - YS Undeniable in particular

[@watchassassins5735]

no pressure is also amazing

[@MuchDank]

You slick with that Rubik's cube cameo on the left lmao

[@retnugnahte]

hello Mr Dank

[@ahadrahman2916]

hello aries

[@47orenji]

muchdank you're good at what you do . live long and meme on

[@highoffkdm]

ily

[@LieutenantPoop]

This almost brought me to tears. I got into logic after my dad died and always wish I could’ve shared this with him. Love this series man

[@ecalocaprius1773]

Thank you, poop barber.

[@QuinnRasnickQBone360]

The poop barber

[@mattbill5565]

Although I love Logic just because of nostalgia, I’d say you’d only really need to listen to Under Pressure, The Incredible True Story and No Pressure. Three great albums, the others have some good tracks and some wack ones but if you’re a Logic fan you’d enjoy a lot of his other stuff. The sinatra tapes also have some gold in them. Great reaction as always guys, some recommendations are Anderson Paak’s WHOLE discography, Chidish Gambino and Peach Pit (great band even if you guys react to mainly hip hop, I think Kevin would love it.)

[@airbud3]

Gang related is by far a high bar most people don’t bump

[@northover6015]

Peach pit is fucking awesome. Great recommendation

[@Madmagic]

Bobby tarentino is a straight banger dawg

[@davidb321]

Peach Pit is my jam!

[@LA_Ian]

BT 1 and BT 2 are great tapes

[@laplante1]

very happy with this one, wasn't expecting a logic reaction but I love this

[@gixxerstig]

I was thinking the same thing

[@josechino5728]

Did you watch it on Patreon or how did you watch the video in 4 minutes 😂

[@laplante1]

@@josechino5728 lmao this is one of my all time favorite albums. lots of personal connection and memories to it. i just knew before i got started that they would appreciate it because it truly is a masterpiece and logic doesn’t get nearly enough credit for it

[@ayesternotti]

@@laplante1 he really doesn't... such a great album

[@RS.831]

The comment section here is all so relatable, this album really takes you back to ur younger years and brings you a sense of warmth on the inside. One of my favorite albums and possibly logics best effort to date great video.

[@asherjensen1474]

I would honestly consider this album perfect

[@jedurbano6682]

Criminally underrated album and probably one of my favorite albums to revisit today. Sad to see his music career fall off quite a bit, I truly think Logic had a great run until he got main stream buzz and lost his sound.. but I definitely can still appreciate his old work

[@MrGamer12320]

Vinyl days june 17 stay tuned for some og logic

[@mjanderson.r]

Yup, Everybody and bits before that ruined it for the real fans

[@caveman_6134]

College Park tho 🔥🔥

[@toolsey8908]

This album and his young Sinatra mixtapes remind me of a really special time in my life. I remember listening to this in high school and and it was really unique to have young “cheesy” artists like him and Mac that I could relate to. T.I.T.S was a good follow up sophomore album too with a story that I liked a lot. After that there were a few songs here and there that were great(44 bars, Indica Badu), but overall he hasn’t come close to his early level, although No Pressure was a good sign that he still has that ability. I respected how he tried to change his sound and he had a great message on Everybody, but overall nothing really resonated with me like his early ones. Also, his main producer 6ix that he came up with is probably one of the best in the game that absolutely no one talks about.

[@awesomnator23]

this.

[@mlv5746]

the real six god

[@NoxBruh]

Preach. Never seen a better description of how they resonated with me either. Well put 👌

[@millardfilmore1403]

dont put mac and him in the same level dude lmao. Mac came out with FACES the year this came out. Im sorry but no one who was listening back then legitimely could think Mac was "cheesy". If they did they were fucking losers lmao. Give me a break.

[@BeastCoast4747]

Forreal bro Welcome to Forever gives me chills man time really does fly smh

[@slippybeats377]

The song Under Pressure means so much to me. It was one of the first hip-hop songs I listened to and it blew my mind with how emotional and deep hip-hop could be. The thought of an artist telling a story with voicemails was unbelievable to me, I'm glad it was able to resonate with your dad.

[@bigsmacked]

Very derivative of Sing About Me, by Kendrick but yes it is a great song nonetheless.

[@rohantalwar]

@@bigsmacked the problem is if u nitpick this album feel likes GKMC side b😹

[@poprocks187]

@@bigsmacked there’s been plenty of hip hop artists from the 90’s and 2000’s to use voicemails and rapping from the perspective of someone else in their songs. Kendrick or Logic were far from the first to do that, and it’s certainly still a popular choice to do in the genre. That’s kinda like saying every rapper who puts their baby picture on their album cover (something Kendrick did for GKMC btw) is just derivative of Biggie or Nas

[@h4rryph1ll7]

@@poprocks187 he literally bit the drums and whole sound as well 😂

[@poprocks187]

@@h4rryph1ll7 i think Rohan put it pretty well. You start nitpicking the album and you’ll see all that. But I’d rather have that than artists like gunna where I can’t even discern if it’s a song by him or like 3 other artists that all sound the same

[@smiley-fi2dd]

I was such a huge Logic fan too. I also attended 2 of his tours in LA and Chula Vista, CA I even still have my Logic bomber jacket that everybody wanted. He was all I listened to when I got my first car and me and my little sister would always try to memorize Gang Related. Please tell me I wasn't the only one that thought they'd get picked to go up on stage and rap with him LMAOOO and not know the whole song. This album was what got me swearing I was a rapper rapping along with Logic. His older mixtapes, and the incredible true story were deffenitely life changing and helped me through rough times.

[@paulgately2272]

Have it learned for about 5 years now, one of my favourites, was always sure I’d get brought up😂😂👽

[@Heisenberg456-]

I got the red bomber jacket from the Bobby Tarantino v everybody tour i saw him here in Chula Vista and it was a dream come come true. Lost my voice by the end of the show to haha

[@abdielmoreno-cruz354]

Logic will always hold a special place in my heart because just like him he was one of the first music artists I ever fully got into when I started exploring music. I still love him to this day seeing how he’s experimenting with his music more especially with his Def Jam contract coming to an end. But yeah love your reactions! And first video I see from your channel. Love your deep voice lol

[@thommyboy2742]

I always felt like Logic was kind of like raps little brother, he’s so talented in his own right but he drowned so far into his influences that he never really crafted his own sound. I’d say this album and No pressure we’re the closest he ever got. Used to absolutely adore him as an artist but he lost steam for me somewhere along the way. That being said UP is his best album so I’m very happy you got a chance to hear it!! Keep the great content coming guys

[@thommyboy2742]

@Maduxx Oney yeah I could see that, the concept really gave it a different vibe

[@pddimez8485]

@Maduxx Oney a lot of it is just corny and boring to me

[@aaymanafzal2499]

@@pddimez8485 only thing you can say is corny are the skits, none of that translates to the songs

[@frio8]

@@aaymanafzal2499 city of stars was logics best attempt at setting himself apart. if he made more music like that he would be more respected

[@pddimez8485]

@@aaymanafzal2499 the skits are apart of the album lol it was corny to me and some of it was in the songs themselves

[@thedeadeyesloth6119]

Damn, sure I wasn't expecting this. Since 2018 I stopped listening to Logic and never really went back. This album still hits like I'm listening to it for the first time. Thank you

[@anijeepa]

his album No Pressure from 2020 was actually good but don't listen to his other stuff post 2018 lol

[@aaymanafzal2499]

No pressure is great

[@korruption2802]

For real, Ive been done with being a Logic listener for a while. He just cant put it together anymore

[@MattyOkay]

@@korruption2802 he literally retired from rap like a year ago lol. No pressure was his final album. He has a multi million dollar streaming deal with twitch now.

[@korruption2802]

@@MattyOkay What does that have to do with what I said? He's been putting out bad work for almost 6 years

[@pauldimler9687]

The Incredible True Story is my favorite Logic album so I hope yall get to that. Logic undeniably fell off and I also kinda outgrew his music but his early work holds a special place in my heart

[@azraelfaust487]

made a great comeback with no pressure tho and his new album is very promising

[@jaydenkjefferson]

Fell off? Lmfao

[@MachClip]

wait how can you outgrow Logics music, this doesnt make sense to me sry

[@boot5672]

@@MachClip maybe for them they just resonate with a lot of other music a lot more now since as life goes you experience new things and don't always think about things the same way. each person has their own story and timing is important. i haven't listened to logic in a while, but when i do it brings me back to a time in my early teens, and as i live life, maybe i'll end up resonating with his music again later on.

[@braxtonsmith1708]

Under Pressure is one of my personal favourite hip-hop tracks of all time. The family problems are relatable and the fact he produced it himself too - an amazing story

[@rauxxo]

Self-titled “Under Pressure” is one of the best long-rap songs of all the time like Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst or 4 Your Eyez Only.

[@colebench1490]

You literally named my top 3 songs ever 😂 I just have a thing for songs that are just crazy long and have dope storytelling

[@eGemios]

Sing about me, I’m dying of thirst>Under Pressure>4 Your Eyes Only.

[@eGemios]

@@colebench1490 Sing about me, I’m dying of thirst>Under Pressure>4 Your Eyes Only.

[@vernonbrown5168]

Mother I sober is on that list now

[@nicosaltygenji2233]

One of the first albums I’ve ever listened to and fell in love with along with 2014 FHD. I’ll defend this album with my life ,A true classic

[@SergioM473]

Same here just instead of FHD it was GKMC

[@bspan1038]

The album that fully got me into rap as a kid, listening to whole albums and not just random songs I’d hear. Used to listen to this album everyday on the bus too and from school. Haven’t loved logics recent stuff (other than no pressure), but this will always be one of my favourite albums of all time.

[@jetta.65]

the ending voices have a meaning, it ties into the incredible true story album. the people on the ship were (this is confirmed by logic) listening to logics music and the voice at the end of the songs was the assistant telling the ship people info about the track. its a weird concept but i like this because he said he always wanted to make this story he has a interview were he explains it better then i do, search it up please! :)

[@ldope3904]

Yeah, it was such a cool concept. Sad to see it end with Everybody, with the direction that album went. It was definitely his weakest project as it came off a bit preachy, but personally don't think it was a bad album by any means

[@KingofKnowhere]

@@ldope3904 It actually never ended. The story of his albums is weaved throughout his album covers and listening to the albums. From UP to NP, you’re listening to Thomas and Kai listen to the albums. They just stop saying stuff at the start of YSIV. You learn how the storyline is about to end in Open Mic\\Aquarius III. He’s either gonna end it with a radio play or comic book series.

[@staticbrown]

The voice is actually something he took from midnight marauders by atcq

[@plplplplplpl7336]

@@ldope3904 agreed like there's a couple songs that have a monologue for a few minutes when they could have been cut

[@TehScareM8]

@@staticbrown yeah it's literally the same thing

[@allenbell1427]

I think that this album is one of those that is going to define our subsection of the generation, it’s one of those that isn’t necessarily the most impressive, but it seems that there is a lot of nostalgia around this album from people my age. I’m 23, graduating college in a month, and still come back to this album. It defined my early high school experience, which is something I’ve come to contemplate coming to the end of my college experience. A special album

[@ginters5389]

Yeah definitely

[@gotworc]

I found this album I like 8th grade I'm almost 21. Super nostalgic

[@PaytonTYG]

Listened to this album when it came out on YT as a freshman in high school, and I graduated college today. This album is an album that holds such a nostalgic feeling, listening to it feels like connecting with my younger self in a way. And congrats on graduating soon, it’s not easy, so remember to sit back and be proud of yourself for a moment when you get to that moment!

[@beholdson7132]

I’ve been reflecting on this album a lot and it’s probably Logics best but I feel like the nostalgia I feel for it is tied into how much he lets his influences show.

[@patrickedwards3630]

The voicemails in Under Pressure always felt like the realest shit you see in hip hop. No matter how the rest of his career has gone this album was special and I’ll always look back on it with love and admiration

[@Calebe428]

He listened to gkmc and definitely fucked with it haha

[@Gameplays1able]

@@Calebe428 in an interview with fantano he called it good kid under pressure

[@jetta.65]

i still remember my first logic song my friend played open mic and i instantly fell in love, listened to his WHOLE discography in a few days and loved every second. i also remember the extreme sadness from finding out he retried already lucky he’s back and have vinyl days coming out soon

[@SoLao]

I certainly was not expecting this reaction. Excited to see, as I haven't seen someone react to this album in years. Definitely some of his best work.

[@TheMisterMann]

I’m so glad you had your dad react to this album! I’m a huge Logic fan and I definitely feel like he’s overhated. That doesn’t mean I think his entire discography is perfect, but it’s definitely a lot better than what most people make it seem to be. Under Pressure, The Incredible True Story, No Pressure, and his Young Sinatra mixtapes are all amazing projects. It sucks because a lot of people have never listened to them since they found out about Logic afterwards because of the 1-800 song. Either way, he’s still a great artist. Can’t wait to listen to his new album!

[@arthurdunn4594]

Every Logic fan thinks that he's overhated and that the Young Sinatra tapes are amazing. Neither of those things are particularly correct. Edit: I forgot to add, also, nobody cares more about the 1-800 song than Logic fans 💀 and they all think that there's a bunch of fake fans who don't understand the old music like real fans do, only having discovered him after 1-800. Relax goofy 🤣

[@TheMisterMann]

@@arthurdunn4594 I never said anything about fake fans. I was saying people in general first discovered him because of the 1-800 song, so they probably never listened to those projects I mentioned, because they came out beforehand. Also, if somebody likes the artist’s music, old or new, I would think that they’re a fan. So generally speaking, if someone is a fan of Logic, they’re most likely a fan of his mixtapes as well. If you think that’s not “particularly correct”, then you’re probably not a fan or you don’t really listen to him like that.

[@arthurdunn4594]

@@TheMisterMann bold of you to assume that prior to No Pressure and the stuff he's released since then, I had listened to every single song Logic ever released, including the "Psychological" stuff, and was heavily involved in the online fandom. Man thinks idk what I'm talking about 💀

[@KingofKnowhere]

@@arthurdunn4594 I mean even then, everyone lowkey misremembers Logic on his come up, but he’s pretty much Chance before Chance when it comes to his popularity. Great mixtapes, great debut album, amazing to okay sophomore album whether people fucked with the space theme, good mixtape, decent 3rd album but became the 1-800 guy, good 2nd mixtape, decent Sinatra album but overshadowed by Lil Wayne, two bad albums, return to form with No Pressure which is top 3 in his discography, dropped a filler EP to help get out of his contract and now we’re to Vinyl Days. One thing that Logic has absolutely improved on is his production but his writing and pen ability suffered as a cost, but he never lost his pen just didn’t rely on it when he should’ve.

[@FutureFan18]

Glad y’all are diving into this album. The title track is Logic’s best song imo, also it’s super cool that y’all met him!

[@rjkelbeats5180]

Man this album brings me back to high school days. Always smile when these songs come on the shuffle

[@NavalSinatra]

honestly thank you for doing this. logic gets alotta hate which i feel is slightly deserved (just my opinion coming from a fan since his earliest mixtapes) but his early music is genuinely amazing and people don’t give him enough credit for his musical abilities.

[@ayesternotti]

I heavily dislike fast rapping, but J.I.D and Logic make it work, i feel like it's because i can easily hear what they're saying, they sound so clear when rapping fast.

[@purifywastaken]

what about em…

[@powel5451]

@@purifywastaken fell off, corny, shit

[@b0oplin47]

@@purifywastaken emMIDnem

[@fiasypiage952]

@@purifywastaken n-

[@Rap301]

Can’t wait for the incredible true story, my favourite album from logic and his best production/ tied with NP.

[@BELDAM808]

I gotta listen to it again bc last time I did it was one of my least favorite. Also didn't know you had a yt acc

[@Rap301]

@@BELDAM808 damn really its my fav.

[@matthewfletcher9653]

At this point this album is a classic, crazy that it’s his debut album.

[@officialdjstev]

this is one of my favorite albums ever, and it means so much to me. i loved watching you and your dad react to this. it brought me back to the first time i listened to it myself. thanks🖤

[@Splat.Creation]

This is a nice birthday gift I used to bump to this album a lot when I was a lot younger and seeing you guys react to this master peace on my birthday makes me feel like a kid again. Thank you

[@kevinfromttt]

Happy Birthday!!!

[@Splat.Creation]

@@kevinfromttt holy shit thanks man this made my birthday more better 😂🙏

[@_nerox]

Happy Birthday brother enjoy it!!

[@emilewagenaar8397]

Happy Birthday bro enjoy your day!

[@iLurq]

Haven’t listened to this albums since highschool, this was a throwback and loved jamming with you guys.

[@BeastCoast4747]

Logic has so many good projects from Young Sinatra to Undeniable to Welcome to Forever to Under Pressure to The Incredible True Story to YSIV to No Pressure man they all hold a special place in my heart! love this reaction!!

[@hazytrain6569]

Fuck man this album soundtracked my life from like age 15-18! It is so nostalgic logic really captured lightning in a bottle with this one!

[@yeet2856]

Thanks for opening my eyes to this album. I'd only really heard bad things about logic but immediately when I heard intro off this album I got super hyped. This album has an incredible inspiring sound to it. I love it.

[@ginters5389]

Yeah as others have said this is probably his best album. Give The Incredible True Story and No Pressure also chance.

[@backfloop]

Yeah people hate him blindly a lot. He’s got three great projects and some good mixtapes pre-debut. A lot of his projects besides those three are still alright

[@RisingShadow11]

listen to the incredible true story I think out of his studios albums those two are the best

[@doomdeadshot1179]

Logic mixtapes> any current rapper in his generation. Undeniable mixtape is the best lyrical mixtape in his generation imo. Not one Kendrick album comes close lyrically to undeniable. Just remember Lupe said logic was a better lyricist than Kendrick and Lupe is the goat lyricist. Logic has hella fallen off since TITS but people don’t realise how incredible his old work was

[@nickoliver3523]

God I would fucking kill to hear under pressure again for the first time. Really. I’d kill, probably a kid if I had to. A woman, whatever. Old person? Fine.

[@nathanbaca5131]

As someone who followed Logic's career from the YS1 mixtape the hype for this album release was massive, and it didnt disappoint. Under Pressure in my opinion was an instant classic. I have so much respect for Bobby as a person and an artist, I just wish I enjoyed his newer music as much as the older stuff. After incredible true story I just didnt feel his music was for me anymore. TITS is a great album but from BT onward I just didn't like any of his music.

[@purifywastaken]

bt 1&2 are up there for me. supermarket is really good if u read the book, we don’t talk about coadm and bt3 tho…. no pressure is my favorite regardless.

[@ItzMeLourenco]

You didn't like No Pressure?

[@Diamondheartspadeclub]

saw logic live during his under pressure tour in Massachusetts with one of my best buds in a very small venue and I can honestly say he is one of the best live performers I've seen.

[@gunboundrev7129]

Logic is a fresh of breath air in todays mainstream hip hop. Not to say, it can be overwhelming for new comers because he has an insane flow but it is pretty clear and clean. This one is a nice surprise.

[@ScottThePisces]

Have either of you listened to Snoop Dogg's debut album? It holds many 70s samples your dad would appreciate, and of course Snoop himself transcends generations. Definitely worth a react video!

[@youaintasbadasyouthink]

the album he's referring to is doggystyle its a classic. like listening to a party in the hood

[@kunalpatel1147]

Would get taken down

[@alexsaveliev4652]

Ive been waiting... one of my personal favorite albums of all time. Brings me back to a very specific time.

[@HoopbyNight]

Under pressure easily his best complete album followed by incredible true story and no pressure

[@matchress3832]

The one thing about Logic that is important to know is that he wears all his influences on his sleeve and has never denied that. Some call it ripping off, but anyone who knows Logic knows that he loves his favourite artists and makes their thing into his own.

[@PH4NTOMProductions1]

Really glad you guys are reacting to this album, i used to be a big logic fan growing up and even though I haven't enjoyed most of his recent music this album will always have a special place in my heart 🔥💜

[@laplante1]

logic deserves miles more respect than he gets

[@williamlamoureux1653]

on god

[@dafunkymonkee]

I always felt that if the people who hate on Logic listened to his mixtapes they'd change their minds.

[@ryanmaida7128]

As someone growing up with family seperation issues this album rlly helped me understand that the worlds problems are not your problems to solve.

[@josephgarza7065]

amen brother

[@chaaarrrlieee]

yes they are

[@marc8317]

Such a goated album front to back man. This dropped my freshman year so crazy to see where he has gone.

[@iusehuzuni]

wanted to see this for a while. love this channel

[@tranomier2757]

Bros lying

[@John-ws6ko]

@iusehuzuni lol you watch this channel too, we used to be friends on lava craft Been subscribed since you had less than 100 subs, congrats on 100k

[@tranomier2757]

@@John-ws6ko bros lying

[@tdlerox9181]

the minecraft legend has some taste

[@COLEGREENE]

The Incredible True Story is my personal favorite Logic album. So many incredible songs, no pun intended

[@schoolboykaelin3970]

in my opinion paradise or city of stars is the best song off the album.

[@lispn]

@@schoolboykaelin3970 cant wait for the reaction of city of stars just for the last call kanye bar lmfao and the 2 words bar

[@COLEGREENE]

@@lispn city of stars hits DIFFERENT

[@HighlightHeaven]

24:45 LOL. nice work guys

[@timmytenor1940]

Your dad has such a unique voice! He sounds like he could be an announcer or something. This is my first time watching this channel and im so glad to see how much you guys appreciate this album. This is my all time favorite Logic album. I used to listen to this album everyday on the bus 8 years ago. Very nostalgic, and hits home for me.

[@slackstarfish8133]

The second half of growing pains III always gives me chills

[@CJBSwelloh]

definitely was not expecting this react, i’ve got a very similar story with logic and i don’t love him as much anymore but under pressure will always be one of my favorite albums

[@thematthewsullivan]

Almost feels serendipitous to see you guys reacting to this album, i've been watching your videos from the beginning & this is one of those albums i've listened to countless times, mostly around when it came out but I revisit it all the time. I was fresh out of high school & living in a new city, this album helped me in a lot of ways. Kept me inspired. It's always a nostalgic listen for me, it's awesome to see you guys discuss it. Great work 🤘

[@Monk0405]

I’m getting into Logic currently, I listened to Tetris and Decades when they dropped recently and I’ve been hooked. Just listened to this album for the first time the other day, funny enough. Good timing! 😂👊🍻

[@kalebpeterson9375]

this is unfortunately some of the only logic i still listen to but this albums means TONS to me i’m excited other had that experience :)

[@RisingShadow11]

the song under pressure has always been a trip... the grind, the hussle, and then to bring it back and talk about family. It will always be one of my favorite songs.

[@melzcul]

One of my best friends from Varsity put me on to this album, and it's such a special piece of art to me. Unfortunately, my friend, Sipho aka Psy, passed away shortly after graduation. It's been about 5 years, and I still miss him everyday. Rest in power. Thanks for the reaction, guys! Keep going.

[@RANDOM77GAMING]

This album means so much to so many of us. I miss these days

[@Scumfuckloserboi]

I’m a very late logic fan. I got put on logics “retirement” album “no pressure”. I hope you follow logics history so I can follow along with y’all

[@nancydaug2885]

you're not alone in this but I am enjoying this thing. Not late to enjoy the music tho. btw it's my mom's account.

[@Scumfuckloserboi]

@@nancydaug2885 hahaha I love it

[@more1078]

Logic never misses with his outros. Till the End one of the best ive ever heard!

[@KaiZenEVO]

Gotta listen to No Pressure next, it’s the sequel to under pressure but instead of talking about living a life under pressure, he now talks about a life with no pressure, in my opinion tells an amazing story from the start of his career to his “retirement”

[@Stardropreacts]

If your dad loved this he’ll love westside gunn’s Pray For Paris album! The samples and his voice are just amazing.

[@mamahuevo10]

it’s very validating to see this album here. I feel like it’s been forgotten and it had some great parts

[@jakefett6625]

Logic / Vinyl Verse tour was amazing. One of my favorite shows. This has been on repeat for me lately! ✌🏼✊🏽

[@imtoslickforu1]

Let's go! Finally iv been waiting for yall to listen to this album. I hope you listen to TITS, definitely recommend it.

[@Zach1021]

Literally the best yt account, so enjoyable to watch and listen too, I get to revisit all the old albums i havent heard in years and it gets me very excited.

[@OrdinaryBeastYT]

This album has a special place in my heart. Personally it's one of my top 3 favorite hip hop albums of the decade. So happy to hear you guys react!

[@PtylerBeats]

This is one of my all time favorite debuts. It just sucks that the rest of his disc isn’t at this quality

[@jacob_peterson]

The Incredible True Story is on par if not better, but yeah I agree.

[@sovaeth]

@@jacob_peterson its not better

[@vinnyyyyyyyyyy]

@@sovaethSounds better but not lyrically better

[@nolankurpius]

college park bringing him back

[@ziv8946]

old logic music is top tier hip hop

[@stewartkay4996]

I had been praying for DAMN, and was so stoked when you posted. BUT UNDERPRESSURE?!?! This is such a throwback I'm so pumped right now. Can't wait to watch

[@rhiley36]

Damn is already out my guy

[@jon_13]

What a tremendous video. Your dad is what I inspire to be when I'm a father.

[@deacon.]

No doubt in my mind after listening to this again so many years later, that this is Logic in his prime. He was grinding and blowing up off his mixtapes and when he finally had an opportunity to release his debut album, he ceased the moment and dropped a classic

[@djavandenis787]

I always get goosebumps on Till The End where he goes “if y’all fuck around and try to give the ball to another artist imma intercept, ITS MY TIME” like he was just hungry for it

[@theycallmedude884]

Nah logic never hit his prime, dude quit way to early.

[@ghostie962]

Never did I think you listen or would y’all react to under pressure. This just took me back hella.

[@0nlyRemaining]

Gave me chills when you told the story about logic, simply because I have the same experience growing up. I remember going to see him on tour, and sneaking out right before the concert ended, to go behind the building where his bus was to meet him, they had a roped off walkway for like 100 feet from the building to his bus. We saw Lenbo first, he was like a big teddy bear and signed our tickets, the man literally stood there with us for 10 minutes just talking. Logic came out and it was almost like he was nervous to meet us/the people around us. Very very down to earth, non-egotistical people. Thanks for sharing your story.

[@kylerdyy]

One of my favorite albums and if not the first fully liked album, I had loved each song…and still do. Especially Growing Pains III. I had heard it playing on my shuffle the other day and I hadn’t heard it in a bit before then. The whole album takes me back to my late middle school and freshman/sophomore days.

[@jvke2272]

hands down one of my favorite albums of all time, you guys should do the “welcome to forever” mixtape s well!

[@HarryVerolme]

No Pressure would be a great follow-up to this, since he really found his mojo again with that record.

[@malachiissaih]

Dunno why but I never thought you’d listen to logic, I’m honestly super stoked to see this and am very glad to see him on the channel.

[@joshuaokee7447]

Logic was hungry as hell on this album

[@joncandyfliprecords]

Never heard the album before - a pleasure to have you lads take me through it. 🔥

[@sloppymelon445]

11:12 “i don’t know if this is a meditation song tho” biggest understatement

[@ParkerMitas]

“Interested to see if logic comes into his own on this project” *listens to good kid under pressure*

[@mommag3024]

Under pressure reminds me of Mac Miller's perfect circle/God speed. Not just because of the phone call and beat switch but the struggles that they were both having and the raw emotion it puts out there. I will always appreciate an artist that can effortlessly switch up a beat mid song and an artist that can make you feel something. Twenty one pilots are really good at that too

[@Muzzballs]

Loved this album since the day it came out! Always felt that it has that perfect balance of lyrical/topically speaking. So that you cant discount it as being overtly lyrical, but also a bit more than enough so that you roll your eyes at it. Definitely Logic's strongest, period. I personally always enjoyed the Thalia stuff. Even though he didn't like Thalia, nice seeing Kevin enjoy Logic.

[@robbedemaitre264]

This album and logic were my introduction and gateway to hip hop. I can’t help but get nostalgic whenever I hear it and Logic will always have a place in my heart for it and for bringing me into hip hop. I grew out of listening to Logic though due to his later albums, but he definitely does not deserve the hate he sometimes gets. He made his mark on hip hop and deserves some respect for that.

[@IainGeddes]

This is easily becoming one of my favourite channels on KZbin. I’ve been binging you guys for weeks! The relationship you and your Dad have is nothing short of beautiful. 👏 ❤

[@IceKoldKilla]

No way! I've been introducing my girlfriend to Logic these past couple days. I've been listening to a lot of his music. Just now I'm rolling and was listening to Everybody. Got to see him on that tour here in London. Incredible human being. One of the nicest, most humble artists I listen to. Just wow. Gang Related btw is hands down one of my favorite songs. His flow and that beat. And the subject matter too. How the 1st verse is from Bobby's perspective then it's from his older brother's perspective. Really dope.

[@jacob_peterson]

Metropolis is one of the best songs ever written in my opinion

[@thatdudechucknasty1746]

Loved hearing your Dad’s reaction to Under Pressure and discussion of early struggles & healing. So hard to be vulnerable and talk about those kind of things from younger days. Kudos to you as a father for being transparent with your son about mental health journey - cheers and blessings to you both, love the channel!!

[@DanBruhMoment]

Happy to see Logic coming back. Vinyl Days was amazing, and I hope he keeps this quality.