Logic Biography; Net Worth, Songs, Albums, Parents, And Wife Brittney Noell

Logic born Sir Robert Bryson Hall II is an award-winning but retired American rapper songwriter, and record producer.

Logic was born on January 22, 1990, in Rockville, Maryland of the United States. Logic attended Gaithersburg High School but could not graduate due to his irregular school attendance and took life the hard way and ventured into music coupled with his drug addiction.

Logic net worth

Logic from a tough but humble beginning rose through the ranks to make money and live the life he dreamt of. Logic is estimated to have a net worth of about $15 million.

Logic songs

Logic has produced so many songs and got featured by most heavyweights in the music business.  He has about 40 singles. Some of his songs include;

  • Buried Alive – 2014
  • Like Woah -2015
  • Black Spiderman -2017
  • The Return – 2019

Logic albums

Logic officially has six studio albums.

  • Under Pressure (2014)
  • The Incredible True Story (2015)
  • Everybody (2017)
  • YSIV (2018)
  • Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2019)
  • No Pressure (2020)

Logic parents

His father Robert Bryson Hall, an African-American was very addicted to hard drugs especially cocaine which had an impact on Logic´s life too. sadly, his mother battled alcoholism.

Logic and Brittney Noell

Logic is married to Brittney Noell since 2019 and has a son together named Bobby. This was his marriage with Jessica Andrea failed.

 

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