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Walking down the city streets of New York a melody catches my attention is it hip hop no it's rap. No it's both, I've heard this person before but the name won't click. I keep going but can't help to wonder, I won't give up, out of options and about to head to the train I glance over to the tall man in a black leather jacket singing the lyrics who tells me artist. During the time I did not know how much of an impact the one word he told me would impact my life, but here I am today giving a speech about my childhood inspiration Logic A name which I did not know I would listen to for the many years to come.

An inspiration, A song writer, and amazing artist Logic who's real name is Sir Robert Bryson Hall II gave me hope as a kid growing up …show more content…

He's making art through his music, Receiving mail from his fans about his new music and vision to have a positive outlook towards a bright future not only goes a long way in his career but also his music. He knows people appeal to the way he thinks and it only motivates him to make more. Not only did he want people to be happy , he wanted the best for his fans going against other rappers who talked about selling drugs and hating people. Leading into a life where one is not happy or going into a life of crime and drugs like some rappers did promote during that time is not what logic wanted. Which was weird to me at first because this guy doesn't even know who we are, so why does he want the best for us. Logic wants to set himself apart from other rappers he truly cares about his fans, In fact logic held a contest for his fans to submit a video saying what they love about logic the most in hopes of receiving a visit from the rapper himself. On his tour bus he went to the homes of fans nationwide to play his up and coming work. Now that's someone who's dedicated to his fans. His fans including myself see the art which he paints in your mind just listening to his music. He inspires me! Especially with his lyrics in one of his songs called AS I AM on his 2nd mixtape called "Young Sinatra" he says "face your fears, no need to be scared, you better rebel and if

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