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Categories: Articles with short description, African-American novelists, Rappers from Maryland, Gaithersburg High School alumni, People from Gaithersburg, Maryland
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Logic  Big Lenbo  Bobby Hall  Bobby Tarantino  Bobby Tarantino vs. Everybody Tour
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Sir Robert Bryson Hall II, known professionally as Logic, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. Wikipedia
English:
entertainer
musician
rapper
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Sir Robert Bryson Hall II, known professionally as Logic, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. Wikipedia
American rapper Wikipedia Disambiguation
American rapper, songwriter, record producer, streamer, and author Wikidata
IS A
homo
HAS INSTANCE
Online assessment
AWARD RECEIVED
MTV Video Music Award
COUNTRY OF CITIZENSHIP
United States
DISCOGRAPHY
Logic discography
EDUCATED AT
Gaithersburg High School
ETHNIC GROUP
African-American
FAMILY NAME
Hall
GENRE
rap
GIVEN NAME
Bryson
Robert
INSTRUMENT
piano
synthesizer
MIDI keyboard
digital audio workstation
drum machine
+2 relations
OCCUPATION
writer
songwriter
record producer
rapper
YouTuber
PLACE OF BIRTH
Rockville
RECORD LABEL
Def Jam Recordings
Visionary Music Group
RESIDENCE
Beverly Hills
SEX OR GENDER
male
Wikipedia
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Logic (rapper)
Wikidata
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Logic
Wikipedia Redirections
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Big Lenbo, Bobby Tarantino vs. Everybody Tour, BobbyBoy Records, Bryson Hall, Bryson Hall II, C Dot Castro, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind Tour, Everybody's Tour, Logic (entertainer), Psychological (rapper), RattPack, Robert Bryson Hall, Robert Bryson Hall II, Sir Bryson Hall, Sir Bryson Hall II, Sir Robert Bryson Hall, Sir Robert Bryson Hall II, Sir Robert Hall, Sir Robert Hall II, The College Park Tour, The Incredible World Tour, This Bright Future, Under Pressure Tour, Vinyl Verse Summer Tour, Welcome to Forever Tour
Wikidata Alias
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Bobby Hall, Bobby Tarantino, PDX JAY, Psychological, Robert Bryson Hall, Sir Robert Bryson Hall II, Young Sinatra

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