However, there was something mysterious and enticing about it.

Smith’s lyrical contribution was nothing more than a slam poetry snippet from a young, controversial rapper. Considering that Smith was featured in the song, it would’ve made sense to give him more time to rap - but this didn’t happen. “ICONIC,” featuring Jaden Smith, is a play on Smith’s “Icon” from his 2017 album “SYRE.” The beat itself takes heavy inspiration from the previously released “Icon” and mixes Logic’s rather loud self-assurance with Smith’s angst-laden hit. Neither was the song “1-80” from “Everybody,” featuring Alessia Cara and Khalid, which raised awareness for suicide and was considered an anthem for those struggling with mental illness. Although it may not have been as profound as some of his other tracks, many of which amplify the voices of the struggles of individuals living in low-income communities and break stigma around events in the news, such as gang-related shootings, it didn’t have to be. It’s an anthem for the hope of a better future for an individual who has worked through adversity. In “One Day,” the message is clear and concise. She is present, but not too overbearing to the point where Logic’s lines are minimized and drowned out by illustrious vocals. Steinfeld brings life to Logic’s rather simple verse and does so in an effective manner. Unlike the song “One Day,” featuring Ryan Tedder, there isn’t an obnoxious amount of vocals. It’s plagued with pop vibes, but the track also does something right. “Ordinary Day,” featuring Hailee Steinfeld, comes across as a song that mainstream radio would eat up. Logic pumps out 69 words in under nine seconds - that’s faster than the fastest verse of Eminem’s “Rap God.” On the track “100 Miles and Running,” the listener is graced with an adrenaline rush. Not only does he elaborate on the powerful messages made clear in his 2017 album, “Everybody,” which put out anthems for racial equality, mental health issues and awareness for suicide, but he shares his vision for the future of the rap industry as a whole through quality beats and clean, meaningful verses. Logic doesn’t hold back with the fourth and final addition to the Young Sinatra series.

Logic has returned with his zealous, boom-bap hybrid “Young Sinatra IV” - a tribute to the artists who nurtured his passion for rap and to the fans who helped make his dreams a reality.

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