One thing that makes the new song special is how the Maryland rhymer puts an outro from comedian Chris D'Elia, who did a viral impression of the Slim Shady, at the end of it.
- May 3, 2019
AceShowbiz - After teasing on May 1, Logic has finally released his new song titled "Homicide" which sees him collaborating with Eminem. The new track, which arrived on Friday, May 3, features the two rappers exchanging rapid-fire verses.
The Maryland rhymer leads the song that features an eerie organ-sounding riff as well as a thunderous beat. "Mass murder like this can't be good for my health/ When I rap like this, do I sound like s**t?/ Well it really don't matter 'cause I'm killing this s**t," Logic spits. "Bobby how many times you've been killing this s**t?"
Eminem joins in with equally murderous words, rapping, "From the East Coast to the West/ I'm the ethos and I'm the G.O.A.T." Slim Shady continues spitting his bars, "Who the best? I don't got to say a f***in' thing though/ 'Cause MCs know."
Meanwhile in the chorus, Logic shows off his skills as he raps, "F**k rap/Bustin' like an addict with a semi-automatic/ Who done had it, and he ready for anybody to buck back/ Hold up, catch a vibe, ain't no way in hell we leavin' nobody alive/ Even suicide, no, f**k that/ Bobby feelin' villainous, he killin' this/ I'm comin' for your man and his lady and even the baby/ I'm feelin' like I'm, chika-chika-chika, Slim Shady with rabies."
One thing that makes the new song special is how Logic ends it. He puts an outro from comedian Chris D'Elia, who did a viral impression of Eminem, at the end of "Homicide".
This is not the first time the two stars collaborated as Logic opened for Eminem during his Hawaii concerts earlier this year. "It was incredible really sitting and just hanging with a man I’ve studied my whole life," Young Sinatra wrote on Instagram. "And I learned him and his homies are just like me and mine. All we talk about is rap haha it's the best! Thanks Em! For all the Love #RapkinNaNapkin."
Logic is currently preparing for his sixth studio album "Confession of a Dangerous Mind". Additionally, he made a debut as a book writer with his novel "Supermarket" which topped Amazon's best-selling books list upon the release.
