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The song is featuring Lucy Rose who has collaborated with Logic two previous times, most recently on the song “Anxiety,” which was on the album “Everybody.” In this mixtape, Thalia revealed that this is, indeed, the last chapter of “Young Sinatra.” In the opening song, Logic reintroduces Thalia, who was featured in the intro of his debut album “Under Pressure” to provide information about the album in its creation. When you listen to this album, don’t press shuffle because you’ll lose part of the experience. The track list is organized in a certain way because all the songs relate to each other. Logic made a point to everyone, mainly journalists, that his album is meant to be listened to in its entirety before judgment is passed. I give you this very important album! It is meant to be consumed as a whole! So enjoy it as such like we used to do back in the day when albums came out. In this ADD, one listen review world we live in where anyone with a twitter account is suddenly a music journalist. It was one of the best concerts I’ve been to, because Logic interacted with the fans and because, behind every story he told, it would transition into the next song. I was lucky enough to attend the “Bobby Tarantino vs Everybody” tour at Shoreline Amphitheater back in July.

“Young Sinatra III” came out the next year in May 2013 with the mixtape “ Welcome to Forever ” with underrated songs like “5AM,” “Ballin” and “Man of the Year.” Logic introduced “Young Sinatra” in September 2011, and its sequel in April 2012 with the mixtape “ Undeniable. If he hadn’t already, Logic (Sir Robert Bryson Hall II) proved himself, releasing an album on the same night Lil Wayne dropped “Tha Carter V.” Rapper Logic cemented himself as one of the greats in the rap game last Friday, releasing “Young Sinatra IV,” his fourth and final album in the “Young Sinatra” quartet.

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