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Logic has invested a lot of promotion behind the forthcoming release of his latest album, SideQuest, with the new single, "Witness," continuing to persuade fans it's the rap star's latest hit. The upcoming album's latest single reveals a creative pivot toward chaotic, Carti-esque experimentation—one that so far seems more disjointed than daring.
“Witness” arrives with an infectious, off-kilter beat—bright, bouncy, and laced with warped melodies. It’s the kind of production that demands a dynamic vocal performance. Instead, Logic delivers subdued, breathy verses and a chorus that lacks focus or direction. It’s a bold swing at reinvention, but one that fails to land with clarity or conviction.
Lyrically, the song treads familiar territory: fleeting flexes about money, drinking, and rapid-fire bars that emphasize speed over depth. “Witness” leans into trend-chasing aesthetics without offering a distinct point of view. His delivery feels more imitative than inspired.
Logic's latest sound has received mixed reviews from his fans. "I love how free Logic sounds now," commented a fan on YouTube. Another fan added, "Bob in his idgaf era and its great. Just having as much fun as possible."
Other comments referred to all the music previously released for SideQuest. One fan commented, "AYO ANOTHER BANGER LIKE THE LAST ONE? 3 SIDE QUEST SONGS COMPLETING FOR TOP 1 ON THE ALBUM SO FAR," while another wrote, "This song is actually making me say this at this point… but I miss the Logic that made albums like The Incredible True Story and songs like Black Spider-Man. I don’t even know what this is anymore."
Quotable Lyrics
Hold me up like oh (Check, check)
Get the fuck up out my business (Check, check)
Dear God, I need a witness (Check, check)
Hold me up like oh (Check, check)
Get the fuck up out my business (Check, check)
Young Buck lived through the peak of G Unit’s many high profile clashes with other rap crews, including the long running tension with Fat Joe’s Terror Squad. Joe recently stirred things up again by claiming that he and his team once jumped Buck. In response, Buck fired back with a diss record titled “Cappuccino,” aimed at the Joe and Jada podcast host. Rapping over G Herbo’s “Went Legit” instrumental, the Tennessee rapper flatly rejects the story Joe has been telling, boasts about where his career still stands, tells Joe to step away from podcasting, and hints that there is much more to the situation than what has been shared publicly. It also feels like Buck is holding back certain details for another moment. A feud like this might not be something people expected to resurface so close to 2026, but it is still intriguing to hear a relatively straightforward disagreement unfold through music.
Release Date: December 20, 2025
Genre: Hip-Hop
Album: N/A
Told the story, but you just had to go and twist it, thought I would miss it,
You threw a bottle water and didn't think that I would risk it,
I ought to take it there but I'm not gon' act like this scriptеd,
Just here to tell thе truth so the fans can't get conflicted,
No hands was put on nobody even though I attempted,
I don't know if this is you, Fat Joe, or the Ozempic
