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Sir Robert Bryson Hall the II, born January 22 1990 in Gaithersburg, MDPersonal
I define personal success as someone who is financially stable, gives back to the community, and is happy.
Logic meets this definition because he is a extremely successful Hip-Hop artist who is very humble and gives back to the world. He created a song in association with the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. The was titled 1800-273-8255 which is the national suicide prevention hotline. He has recently retired as of July 2020 along with the release of his farewell album No Pressure. He retired to spend more time with his wife and newborn son.
Logic was extremely skilled. He was a skilled lyricist with punchlines and four syllable rhymes all packed in to a buttery smooth flow over Jazz sampled instrumental beats. He was also very resilient. His father and brothers distributed crack cocaine in his neighborhood. Logic stayed in school despite his home life circumstances. Logic once said, “School gave up on me but I never gave up on myself.” Later in His career he began to produce his own beats.
Logic had a very successful underground career before he was approached by record companies. He wrote very complex deep songs about the reality of his struggles. He used his resilience to deny a large dollar record deal because his friend told him to pass it up. Two months later he was approached by Def-Jam.
Logic had to overcome many obstacles. He had a physically abusive mother, a drug addicted father as well as living in Section 8 housing. He also dropped out of high school. During this time he had to live with friends. Despite all this, he became extremely popular and successful. He is now sold over ten million albums and has an estimated net worth of 14 million dollars.
