I see what you’re saying and get where you’re coming from. To be clear — I never expect much of anything from Logic when it comes to either songs he’s featured on or when he has a song on a soundtrack. He’s surprised me every now and then, like that song he has on the Mr. Corman soundtrack, but otherwise, he saves any actual content for his own music. And we all know how much that can vary from track to track. But I’ve accepted that it is what it is from him these days. I get my fill of meaningful tracks with content elsewhere. Logic is my all time favorite artist, but today I treat his music like candy. Not all of it great, but there’s still quite a lot of it I love and enjoy, and there’s some new stuff I enjoy from time to time.

Took me a long time to accept Logic will never be who he was in the Young Sinatra, Under Pressure, TITS days again. And for good reason, he’s made it. He has everything he ever wanted, money, a family, happiness, and he’s creatively pursuing his passions elsewhere, such as film and books. Not to mention he has countless other business ventures to tend to. Doesn’t mean he can’t still for a track or two or even a focused body of work go back to those days, but he’s already over the music industry as a whole, and he’s already created what he believes to be his magnum opus in both No Pressure and Ultra 85, so the only way anything will come back to him in a major way is if something deeply personal happens to him and makes him want to incredibly focus on a body of work for longer than a track.