Garrett, whom I’ve yet to meet, is behind another extremely successful page on Twitter, 8th, 2013. We’ve worked together on many projects released through his website, and I’ve had to chance to meet her a couple years back in Chicago. Nanisha, who is behind Logic’s official website,, has been a very important part in the growth of my account. I want to specifically give a particular shout out to two people, Nanisha & Garrett. With that being said, I’ve been able to meet some pretty special people. Today, the account has spread to other social media platforms such as Instagram & Snapchat with a combined reach of over 75,000 followers.
As a way to show my support towards Logic, I created an account on Twitter with the handle The purpose of the account was to tweet song lyrics, pictures, and news revolving Logic’s career. I’ve ran into Tommy, the owner of FaZe, at one of Logic’s shows in New York City, and he’s among one of the humblest people I’ve met.įast forward to 2012. At this point of time, for those who were/are familiar with the gaming community, an online gaming team named FaZe was also starting to heavily support Logic as well. His lyricism was definitely something that stood out to me compared to others. Progressively, I started to use more and more of his music in my videos. From the second I heard this song, I was hooked. Randomly clicking away on YouTube one day, I stumbled upon a track from Logic titled “Juice”. As hip-hop music being the underlying theme for music used in these videos, we’d have different artists and songs for each video. We would create montages which were pretty much videos with gameplay in which we would edit and throw a song in before uploading to YouTube. I used to be into the YouTube gaming community, specifically Call of Duty, and I was the owner of a team called Golden. It’s hard to believe it’s creeping up on 5 years since the first time I heard Logic’s music.
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