Seemingly nonplussed by the blanket lyrical attack, Lucas took to Twitter and dared Logic to call him out directly.
"Cats beef with Logic, yeah, they prayin' I respond/If I ever did, I dead you in this game with no re-spawn/Peace, love, and positivity, that's all I want with you/But you push the issue 'cause I give you more press than your publicist could ever get you," he raps before alluding to the tension once more in: "The feelings of self-hatred that you want project on me/Bet if I never picked up the mic then we might be homies/But you jealous, you look at my life and you feel envy/Constantly comparing yourself to me and feel empty." After dropping "Yuck" on the track list for Bobby Tarantino II, both Lucas and fans alike quickly spotted the veiled diss aimed at his one-time collaborator. "I think he could have went even though Joyner did every fast flow in the book," continued the "Worldwide Choppers" rapper.Īccording to Logic, it's his recent successes, not his lyrical ability or track titles that has Lucas feeling some type of way. I sent it to Logic and he texted me back and said 'Son can rap.' I talked to Joyner and I just said, 'Man, I wish he didn't freestyle on it. "But he was busy, he was busy touring all that year, it took like six months or something.but I was gonna wait. I love Logic, that's my boy, but he knew he was supposed to chop on that song," he admitted. "It's emcee stuff and he had a right to speak on it. Upset by the work Logic turned in after taking nearly half a year to edit his verse, Lucas addressed the disappointing display directly on "Mask On": "And don't you compare me to Logic (never)/Go listen to Sriracha/Yeah, that's Amanda to Ronda/And that's a Benz to a Honda/Yeah, that's a dance with the devil/And I ain't dancing behind ya."Īccording to Lucas, both he and Tech N9ne were upset with Logic for not emulating the same fast flow and serving up tired, lazy bars like "Yeah, I guess I'm supposed to come with that fast flow/Woo! I guess I'm supposed to come with that gas flow/But no, I'ma just spit it, I'ma get it good/Wish you would tell me what I should do/I don't know, hit the door/Uh, yeah, feel like I been here before."ĭuring an interview with Real 92.3 LA, Tech N9ne addressed the controversy and propped up Lucas for dissing Logic's dismal lyrical effort. In May 2017, Joyner Lucas dropped a stellar freestyle remix of Future's highest-charting single to date "Mask Off." Titled "Mask On," Lucas took direct aim at his and Logic's joint collaboration on Tech N9ne's speed rap track "Sriracha." Initially, Logic was slated to be the only feature on the the Kansas City King's rapid-fire lyrical assault but when he took more than six months to deliver his verse, Lucas hopped on the track to offer his own bars. Check out the evolution of the beef between Logic and Joyner Lucas that just was too raw to stay buried in 2017.
While the court of public opinion seems to be siding with the "I'm Not Racist" rapper at the moment, Logic still has time to turn the beef around and attempt to match Lucas' lyricism bar for bar with a more specific and direct behind-the-mic assault. Not one to take a studio diss lying down, Lucas stepped up to blast the "Black SpiderMan" rapper by prompting him to actually name names next time and not cower under the anonymity of generalized, blanket insults. In response, Logic, who has never been praised for his diss attempts responded to the escalating tension between himself and Lucas by dropping the track "Yuck" on his sixth mixtape Bobby Tarantino II which debuted at the No. Aside from attacking his lyricism, work ethic and artistic merit as a whole, Lucas proved he has no hesitation about coming for the man himself after throwing some serious social media side-eye at Logic's soon-to-be ex-wife Jessica Andrea. A play-by-play of the (mostly one-sided) feud.įrom the seemingly out-of-nowhere "Mask Off" freestyle diss to accusing Logic of ripping off the title of his first international top 10 single as a lead artist, ascendant rapper Joyner Lucas clearly has little respect for his Gaithersburg, Maryland-bred adversary.
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