Logic had lots of issues to get off his chest this week in a 19-minute YouTubre mind dump he titled “How I realized I can’t management the Web.” Sitting at a desk with a projection of a ravishing sundown behind him, the rapper dug into his courting life, together with opining on when it’s acceptable to go gasoline in entrance of a brand new love curiosity and whether or not his ideas will stay related many years from now.

The “Black Spiderman” MC additionally weighed in on the significance of being your genuine self.

Oh, and he broke down how monumentally silly it was for Kanye West (now often called Ye) to put on and promote these “White Lives Matter” shirts final 12 months at Paris Vogue Week. “I feel it’s essential to only be your self unapologetically… unapologetically being your self is the toughest factor to do,” Younger Sinatra mentioned, laughing about how on this newest section of his profession whether or not persons are saying unfavourable or optimistic factor about him, he nonetheless will get wealthy.

Letting out an exaggerated snort, he added, “Solely I’m not evil. So I’m not out right here, I don’t know, spewing bulls–t out of my mouth or [I’m] sporting a White Lives Matter t-shirt or some dumb s–t like that,” in reference to Ye’s controversial embrace of a white nationalist catchphrase.

“F–king moron. I imply, let’s simply be actual,” he mentioned. “Love Kanye by the way in which… silly f–king thought.” Stepping again, he repeated that he loves West and thinks he’s a “genius,” and that he wouldn’t be the place he’s with out him. “I can have a f–king opinion and I feel so long as the opinion is respectful and from the guts it’s what it’s,” he mentioned.

West was blasted by Black Lives Issues on the time for sporting the shirt, then doubled-down in a chat with just lately fired Fox Information community host Tucker Carlson about how he thought the garment was “simply humorous.” The provocation set off a months-long media tour throughout which West repeatedly embraced and amplified antisemitic stereotypes and hate speech that led to a near-total meltdown of the once-formidable style and music mogul’s previously billion-dollar empire.

Try Logic’s feedback about Ye beneath.