Logic’s stay performances often promise spectacular lyrical shows, nevertheless it was his bodily attributes that stole the present throughout a latest live performance.
The Maryland rapper hit the street with Juicy J for the College Park Tour earlier this 12 months, and through a present in late June, he shocked followers by taking his shirt off and doing his finest Ice Spice impression.
A viral video of the weird second, which solely started circulating on Thursday (August 17), confirmed a bare-chested Logic sassily strolling to the entrance of the stage and hitting some hip-thrusting dance strikes whereas performing “DadBod.”
He then rotated, bent over and gyrated his buttocks, earlier than putting his hand on his personal components à la Ice Spice’s signature transfer. He additionally put his finger in his stomach button and wiggled it round earlier than sniffing it.
The viewers didn’t appear to be grossed out by the rapper’s antics although as a number of followers could possibly be heard cheering within the background, whereas one in all his band members grinned in amusement onstage.
Check out the footage under:
this that rapper Logic????? hol up pic.twitter.com/RB0GjPOgz4
— trey 〽️ (@honestpapito) August 18, 2023
This isn’t the primary time Logic has made headlines for his shirtless antics. In May, the 33-year-old grew to become the butt of his associates’ jokes over his weird post-show cooling-down methodology, which concerned him standing half-naked subsequent to an open freezer.
“Homies won’t let me live after a hot ass show,” Logic captioned the video on Instagram, during which members of his crew could possibly be heard making enjoyable of him within the background.
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On the music aspect, the previous Def Jam signee lately introduced he’s dropping a brand new mixtape known as Inglorious Basterd, and gave followers a primary style by flipping Lupe Fiasco’s 2006 hit “Kick, Push.”
“Pick up the brush like Picasso, ’93 Nas flow/ 200 on the 101, watch as the nos go/ Straight from the underground, that lost flow/ Now we get Louis V, back in the day as a kid it was Costco,” Logic raps on the remix, which he dubbed “Still Pushin.”
While a launch date has but to be revealed, the undertaking will proceed the rapper’s latest prolific run following final 12 months’s Vinyl Days and College Park, which arrived this previous February.
Logic can also be set to showcase his abilities as a beatmaker by producing a brand new EP from Asher Roth.
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