And I saw a post that made me realize I wasn’t in the moment and appreciating the things around me. And I was staring at my phone on Instagram like you are right now. “The other day I was in the car driving through a beautiful place I had never been before. Despite the jacket he’s wearing, some of the ink pokes out on his right wrist and it says ‘Look around’ and Logic explained the meaning behind it last year on Instagram. In interviews he has expressed that tattoos are reminders of important things in his life, for the things that he has accomplished and wishes to accomplish in the future.

Like many musicians, Logic has few tattoos. This is supported by the fact Kayne is referenced a small handful of times throughout COADM. The most likely answer is that this is a reference nod to Kanye West’s 808s & Heartbreak album. Could the broken heart hint at Logic no longer caring about the opinions of those in comment sections? Could he be pulling an Ed Sheeran and decide to go on a social media hiatus, thus literally breaking the hearts of the “likes” on internet? It’s probably a stretch. COADM touches on a variety of topics, one of them how the internet and social media has negatively effected artist time and time again. The broken heart on the left could have a very deep meaning. So, using the semi completed alphabet, one can see that the cluster of symbols spells out Thalia’s name. The letter that looks very much like Japanese is actually not a known language but one Logic himself created and fans have mostly deciphered. The answer is most likely yes for one big reason: Thalia’s name is on the shirt. Could this be what Thalia looks like in the form of a robot? Or, in a dramatic turn of events, could someone be hacking into Thalia via the cables? If that’s the case, could this hint at Thalia’s return in a future album? At one point in the album, Thalia is instructed to hack the system of another space ship. Thalia is the name given to a computer program that operates the spaceship, the Aquarius III. It follows a crew on a spaceship listening to the music from The Incredible True Story on their journey to a land only known as “paradise”. There have also been whispers that said robot could be Thalia.įor those unfamiliar with the lore of Logic, Thalia is a character from Logic’s sophomore album/musical experience The Incredible True Story. First things first, the cables in the back of the robot’s head is identical to the cables in the artwork for the “Keanu Reeves” single. In actuality there is plenty of interesting things to notice. RELATED: Book Review: SUPERMARKET The T-ShirtĪgain, at first glance, the shirt depicted in the artwork might not seem like much beyond a funky design on in. From nods to fellow artists, throwbacks to previous his albums and a wild conspiracy theory that could hint at a part 2 to COADM, let’s take a look at some Easter eggs on Sam Spratt’s illustration. He has developed this fun habit in recent years of dropping clever little Easter eggs on the the covers of his albums.ĬOADM is certainly no exception to this and the fandom (affectionately dubbed the “Rattpack”) is going crazy about it. See, Logic’s talents go beyond him spitting a few bars while solving a rubiks cube. But longtime fans of the rapper know better by now. Especially the album’s cover.Ĭreated by NYC illustrator Sam Spratt, the cover shows a psychedelic graphic of Logic which may not look like much at a first glance. Be that as it may, there’s no denying it is accompanied by some gorgeous artwork.

So far COADM has received some pretty mixed reviews. The album has been highly anticipated since January when the first single “Keanu Reeves “ was released. Following the release of his book Supermarket – which made him the first rapper to become a New York Times’ number one best-selling author – and an album of the same name, Logic dropped his fifth studio album Confessions of a Dangerous Mind a.k.a COADM. Usher – Raymond v.Maryland rapper Logic has released his third big project of the year. Somebody To Love (Remix) (Justin Bieber featuring Usher) (Prod. Hot Toddy featuring Jay-Z and Ester Dean (Prod. DJ Got Us Fallin’ In Love featuring Pitbull (Prod. Making Love (Into the Night) (Prod by Jim Jonsin)ġ5. by Bryan Michael Cox & Jermaine Dupri)ġ1. Follow the jump for the track list and credits of the deluxe version.Ġ1. The revamped set will hit stores August 24th, along with the Versus EP. Here is the album cover for the Deluxe Edition of Usher’s Raymond v.

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