Logic’s skills as an MC are undeniable, but the Maryland native has always showcased his talents in other areas — including solving Rubik’s Cubes.
From early on, the 33-year-old made it known that the 3D combination puzzle was a cakewalk for him, often demonstrating how easily he could solve it.
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On Wednesday (July 5), Logic announced that he is finally partnering with Rubik’s after years of serving as their unofficial brand ambassador.
“I just wanna say how happy I am to be an ambassador for Rubik’s Cube,” he said in an Instagram video. “I’ve just been such a fan and I’ve had so much love for this incredible little contraption, and I’m so happy to do fun videos and talk about it and connect.”
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About why he’s always felt a pull toward it, Logic added: “For somebody like me, who focuses on so many different things constantly, whether it’s, y’know, just business management, tours, merchandise, y’know, writing novels, movies, albums — like it’s a lot, so to be able to just sit here and focus on this … it’s always kinda been there for me.”
Check out the rapper’s announcement below:
It’s funny to hear the Young Sinatra spitter talk about using a Rubik’s Cube to get away from multitasking considering one of his earliest viral videos saw him freestyling off the top while tackling the six-sided challenge. Moreover, he was able to get through it in just a little over two minutes.
This soon became a part of Logic’s brand, as he explained in the above announcement: “It was just crazy seeing fans bringing Rubik’s Cubes to shows and to see fans just be obsessed with whatever I’m obsessed with, like that’s really special.”
He continued: “It’s probably one of the things that I’m most proud of that I’ve ever accomplished, ’cause 95 percent of people don’t solve it, so to be part of the 5 percent is pretty cool.”
In other Logic news, the College Park MC recently sold off a portion of his catalog in a deal with US-based music and rights company Influence Media Partners for an undisclosed eight-figure sum.
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According to a press release on Thursday (June 29), the deal spans 185 tracks from his discography. This includes his multi-platinum single “1-800-273-8255” with Alessia Cara and Khalid, “Everyday” with Marshmello, “Homicide” with Eminem and “Sucker for Pain” with Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, Imagine Dragons and Ty Dolla $ign.
