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- May 27: Logic topped the
Billboard 200 LP chart for 1 week, Digital Albums
for 1 week, Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart for
1 week, and Rap Albums chart for 1 week with Everybody.
 May 10: Logic released Confessions
Of A Dangerous Mind.
Tracks: "Confessions Of A
Dangerous Mind" - "Homicide"
(featuring Eminem) - "Wannabe" -
"clickbait" - "Mama/Show
Love" (featuring YBN Cordae) - "Out Of
Sight" - "Pardon My Ego" -
"Commando" (featuring G-Eazy) -
"Icy" (featuring Gucci Mane) -
"Still Ballin" (featuring Wiz Khalifa)
- "Cocaine" - "LImitless" -
"Keanu Reeves" - "Don't Be Afraid
To Be Different" (featuring Will Smith) -
"Bobby" (featuring My Dad) - "Lost
In Translation"
US: Gold
available for
download at iTunes and Amazon.mp3- May 25: Logic topped the
Billboard 200 LP chart, Digital Albums chart,
R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, and Rap Albums
chart with Confessions
Of A Dangerous Mind.
- August 8: Logic topped the
Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and Rap
Albums chart with No
Pressure.
 June 8: The
Incredible True Story was certified platinum. - June 25: Logic released YS
Collection, Vol. 1.
Tracks: "All I Do" -
"One" (featuring Frank Sinatra) -
"The Come Up" - "We Get High"
- "Relaxation" - "Numbers" -
"5 AM" - "Ballin" - "Man
Of The Year" - "Just Another Day"
- "Dead Presidents III" -
"Inception" - "Walk On My" -
"Toyko Nights" (featuring Like)
available for download at Amazon.mp3
 July 30: Logic released Bobby
Tarantino III.
Tracks: "intro" -
"Vaccine" - "Get Up" -
"My Way" - "Call Me" -
"Inside" (featuring Cynthia Erivo) -
"Flawless" - "Stupid Skit" -
"Theme For The People" - "God
Might Judge" - "See You Space
Cowboy..." - "untitled"
available for download at Amazon.mp3
 June 17: Logic released Vinyl
Days.
Billboard Top 200 LPs
peak:
# 12
Tracks: "Danger" -
"Tetris" - "In My Lifetime
(featuring Action Bronson) - "Decades"
- "JJ Abrahams" -
"Blackwhiteboy" - "Quasi" -
"Bleed It" - "LaDonda" -
"Aaron Judge" - "Clouds"
(featuring Currensy & Langston Bristol) -
"Michael Rap" - "Therapy
Music" (featuring Russ) - "Tony
Revolori" - "Rogue One" -
"Breath Control" (featuring Wiz
Khalifa) - "NEMS" - "Nardwaur
(featuring Doctor Destruction) -
"Kickstyle" (featuring Big Lenbo,
IamJMARS & Shy Grey) - "EarlyBird"
- "Ten Years" (featuring Royce da
5'9") - "Porta one" (featuring
RZA) - "NeedleDrop" - "Introducing
Nezi" (featuring Nezi Momodu) -
"Orville" (featuring Blu & Exile
& Like) - "Carnival" (featuring AZ)
- "Lena's Insight" - "Vinyl
Days" (featuring DJ Premier) - "I guess
I love it" (featuring The Game) -
"Sayonara"
 February 24: Logic released College
Park.
Billboard Top 200 LPs
peak:
# 21
Tracks: "Cruisin' Through
The Universe" (featuring RZA) - "Wake
Up" (featuring Lucy Rose) -
"Lightsabers" (featuring C Dot Castro)
- "Clone Wars III" - "Redpill
VII" - "Playwright" (featuring
Andy Hull) - "Gathersburg Freestyle"
(featuring C Dot Castro, Big Lenbo, Fat Trel
& ADE) - "Insipio" - "Self
Medication" (featuring Seth MacFarlane,
Redman & Statik Selektah) -
"Shimmy" (featuring Joey Badass) -
"Paradise II" (featuring Norah Jones) -
"Come On Down" (featuring Jordan
Harris) - "Village Slum" -
"Highlife" - "38.9897 N, 76.9378
W" (featuring C Dot Castro & Big Lenbo)
- "Ayo" (featuring Bun B & Lil
Keke) - "Lightyear"
Top Pop
Singles:
- "1-800-273-8255" (featuring
Alessia Cara & Khalid) 2 / 25 (2017)
- "Everyday" (with
Marshmello) 23 / 15 (2018)
- "Sucker For Pain" (with Lil Wayne,
Wiz Khalifa, Imagine Dragons, Ty Dolla Sign
& X Ambassadors) 21 / 16 (2016)
- "One Day" (featuring Ryan
Tedder) 32 / 7 (2018)
| Note: Song title and position
links lead you to the song's ARC Weekly Top 40 chart run, LP links take
you to Amazon.com for that LP's info (often
including track listings and track samples), and
single cover art takes you to Amazon.com for that CD single (if
available). Songs charting prior to 1980 have
information from Billboard magazine. |
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