Logic – Catch Me If You Can

“Logic continues his SideQuest series with his newest song, “Catch Me If You Can.”” The track utilizes an instrumental from 2014 by 6ix. The rapper reverts to his characteristic rapid-fire flow following his previous announcement of a shift towards making rage music in the early part of this year.

The track generated a divided response, with fans welcoming his return to his signature lyrical style. The user noted that this sample was the origin of Young Sinatra, something that occurred initially in 2010, when it was used from the song Hip 2 Da Game by Lord Finesse. Mac Miller, whose legacy lives on, later reworked this sample for the track Kool Aid & Frozen Pizza on the mixtape K.I.D.S. in 2010. Logic frequently flaunts his lyrical ability on tracks such as All I Do from the Young Sinatra mixtapes, and particularly on the YSIV title song. The positive energy of Mac continues to be felt today in this special moment. We’re grateful to Bobby for consistently enriching our lives with his music and art over nearly two decades.

Logic initially utilized the moniker Young Sinatra during the beginning of his rap career. The Rat Pack consists of the rap star’s regular working partners. He has been assisted in collecting an impressive collection of unforgettable music. In 2023, Logic secured a multi-album contract with BMG. His rage music is expected to become well-known alongside his most popular fan favorites.

This track pays homage to the iconic anime series “Cowboy Bebop.” Following the release of the trailer for Logic’s debut film, “Paradise Records,” which was released last week. The movie will centre on the rapper as a record store owner facing difficulties, with a series of humorous events unfolding in a day marked by the presence of a number of eccentric individuals. The independent film will be released at various festivals this summer.