He skated for a long time when he was younger. And as a longtime skateboarder myself, it’s seriously the skateboarders “lit.” It’s almost hard not to say, it just happens.
@@joshwilner5622 To each their own. I still find it to be an empowering thought - especially coming from a guy who's taken chances to get to where he's at. I don't think Ethan's refuting the existence of "luck" here. I think he's saying that you have to persist through "unluckiness". It's so easy to attribute your failures to a lack of luck, at least for me it is.
Here's the thing, it would be great if it made sense. He pretty much disproved that for us by stating being born in America was luck and that had nothing to do with resilience. That's just pure statistical luck. Luck isn't something that can really be defined so easily. If a bullet is shot and hits me but It hits my metal necklace and saves me. That isn't resilience. That's just luck
It seems like people who are failing prefer to believe that luck is so important because it gives them justification and allows them to avoid taking responsibility On the other hand people who are successful prefer to think that luck is meaningless because it allows them to take credit for every aspect of their success. Both sides of the coin should see that a complex combination of both is required for "success".
@@alexmarriott2117 I launched 5 businesses this year, all have failed, not a single one generated a profitable revenue, It's discouraging but I am not avoiding responsibility and I am still "working hard" on my next venture. I just posted something on my LinkedIn you may be interested in check it out www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6528518705943449600
Every successful person ever will say that their success was the result of their hard work and dedication. Someone will always be on the bad side of luck, so they will miss their opportunity. Opportunity only knocks once. If you aren't lucky enough to be ready to act exactly when it does, then you will not be able to attain anything. A quote from Berserk comes to mind whenever people talk about luck and success: "While many can pursue their dreams in solitude, other dreams are like great storms blowing hundreds, even thousands of dreams apart in their wake. Dreams breathe life into men and can cage them in suffering. Men live and die by their dreams. But long after they have been abandoned they still smolder deep in men's hearts. Some see nothing more than life and death. They are dead, for they have no dreams."
If you don't have the persistent vigilance and absolute drive, nothing will happen. You can't rely solely on luck. That being said, you will always encounter various levels of luck and it's up to you to use those opportunities to your full advantage. It's mostly on you. Accept it and move forward with your life
Opportunity does not “only strike once.” Where do you get this information... if youre really good at what you do and you market yourself you will get the success you want
Some people don’t seem to believe that you can have worked hard your entire life, be extremely talented and still not make it at all, even though it’s true and actually pretty tragic.
But you know what..... there is no such thing as getting NOTHING. There’s lessons in everything and you can derive the meaning however you want.... whatever meaning you want. Not in a delusional way, in a way where you get a fucking grip on your own life.
Well, it’s easy for you three who have made it to say that luck doesn’t play apart, in an alternate reality you guys could all still be grinding your asses of in the place you came from
You don’t think they grinded their asses off to get where they are? Your analogy sounds pretty off. Obviously some luck here and there can be involved but luck isn’t getting you where they are today.
They all said that luck is involved, but that the grind has to be your no. 1 priority and if it's not working you have to adapt and overcome obstacles. Educate yourself properly, go to uni if it is going to be beneficial to your path. You have to make your own success, you can't rely on luck
All the people who get asked this question, "is luck required for success," are successful and don't want to admit that part of their success is down to luck. None of them know what it's like to be talented AND work AND not make it.
tg72201 They can’t deal with admitting that there might be someone who worked harder and is more talented who didn’t “make it.” By their reasoning, Britney Spears is more talented than Leadbelly.
@@JoeJoe-lq6bd Spot on, people like Blind Willie Johnson had an unbelievable amount of talent but got nothing for it in their lifetimes. Also, these are the ones we've heard of now, there are plenty I'm sure who were incredibly talented and who no one has heard of still.
It feels like so many people like pulling the “started from the bottom now we’re here” card. They like telling people about how they used to live in poverty, be bullied or have an abusive childhood to show how hard-working and talented they are because they pulled themselves up. It’s okay to admit that you’re successful thanks to luck, that’s how life goes really.
Dont believe it for a second; Logic said it right. I know several talented people who dont work hard enough and have dreams. And I have met people who are maybe not as talented but worked harder to become successful. I know too many people that are amazingly successful and it is without a doubt work ethic.... it's such a discredit to call it luck stop being lazy and work on it
Chunga Wumba I completely agree. Even if you do everything right, you may not get anywhere. RLM only gained prominence because Tim Heidecker saw the prequel reviews and talked them up. Without that, they might not even be doing RUclips still.
You are more likely to be successful in the thing you do if you love doing it and you work hard, yes, but if "something from the skies" wont fall to boost you, you will be stuck in your same location until something happens if ever.
Luck is required for success. About a quarter of the artists in any local scene are better than most popular artists. Talent alone does not equal success. Check out some people local to me for proof, The Gourds, Mulehead, Kevin Kerby, Ho-Hum, Slobberbone, the list could go on.
Real shit. There are thousands of rappers that make Logic’s bars look like nursery rhymes. There’s a dude from Maryland called KAAN who is 100x better than Logic, but Logic popped for some reason. Logic popped because a lot of people played his songs during video games.
Tbh, i think you need both. You can work so so so hard and just get nothing, but you can also work a little for a little bit and get loads. For example, for years charles Goodyear, an inventer, spent years trying to improve rubber so that it wouldn't crack in the cold or melt in the heat. Eventually he made vulcanised rubber which was revolutionary after years of hardships including nearly gassing himself to death by accident, going into debt because of his experiments into making rubber several times, his whole family going homeless and 6 of his children dying amongst other things. He had worked so hard to improve rubber and in doing so created vulcanised rubber. But other inventors stole his idea and eventually he died crippled and penniless. He had such bad luck that even tho he worked extremely hard, he got no meaningful success. Of course most of us can achieve success via hard work, but luck is also sooo important.
I don't listen to Logic's music, barely know the guy. But damn, it is wonderful listening to him talk with this wholesome, positive attitude. He's the ideal guest for a podcast, constantly entertaining with stories, being positive, joking around and yet being polite. I like that.
"Virtu and Fortuna" no amount of preparation will be useful if the moment does not presents it self, however if the opportunity showed up and you are not ready for it, you will just lose tha chance
Wow. Logic seems like the most genuine and caring person. I loved 1-800, but haven't really listened to anything else. I think I'll do that now. Keep spreading your love!
I’ll be honest, for so many years I was probably one of the largest critiques against him. After watching this video, I’ve grown an entirely new respect and perspective on who he is and what influences his creation process. I never understood how he could go one lane on ‘this’ album and then immediately switch lanes on the ‘that’ album. After listening to this, I get it. His music is dedicated towards his real fans who’ll stick by him no matter what and not just the naysaying passerbys (as myself). Honestly think this gave me a whole new appreciation for the shit he produces.
I dont like how naive logic is when it comes to certain things but I really like this dudes personality and intentions. I've been on his game list for a while now and I really dont see that changing. I have alot of catching up to do but I really dont see what would make me say fick this dude. Hes honest and thays a huge plus.
Everything in life is luck or unlucky...forget about about your country of birth or family or friends or school or opportunity that lands at your door etc which we can agree is luck, determination is luck, hard work is luck... successful people are offended if you say it's luck buecause it damages thier ego....there are so many variables in life, it really is out of our control... you get a 100 smokers in a how to quit Ted talk...maybe 10 will quit, it doesn't mean that the 10 are better or more willing to quit it just meant that particular talk spoke to them and helped.. maybe if the same 100 people didnt have the talk but an advert was released on TV, a different 10 would quit.. we are simply bots reacting to new Information through life and If we are able to react and live a better life, we are just lucky and we should be grateful and humble....we need to be compassionate and spread positivity..
if jimmy lee puts the same amount of determination and passion into his comedy that he did with dentistry then he will go far, imagine if he went to school for 7 years eating sleeping breathing and just soaking in comedy, after those 7 years hes gonna be funny af and most definitely successful
What Logic said at 21:00 has me knowing that when he pointed at me during a concert at St. Andrews in Detroit, MI, saying I knew all the words, he knew it. Love ya Logic
Logic has to be hands down one of the most entertaining guys to listen to as a person. I mean his gestures and story telling is on point like dafuk, he's better than a LOT of the comedians these days
Ethan, @12:00 you really showed your maturity as an entertainer AND as a human being. Just wanted to let you know you are better than the yesterday you and it really shows.
I really loved hearing Logic’s perspective and the way he thinks. This was a very intellectual conversation and these things really need to be talked about.
To the point "We worked for several years before anyone cared" Well the fact that people care now/ listen to Logic now may be luck who knows. I think a lot of Made Men are affected by confirmation bias.
ill sum this up for you all in case people read comments. luck is the intersection point between preparation and opportunity...facts....if you look at a large enough data set everything regresses towards a mean regardless of how many standard deviations it is away from the median. so regardless of what your point on the normal curve is (open up a text book) they are totally right in that luck happens on occasion maybe 1 day out of 3 years so 1/1000 chance. but if you are ready the entire time its undeniable that you will find success in your given field. whoever asked this question clearly has never grinded long enough to thrive
What I learned through football is "hard work doesn't guarantee anything, but without it you are guaranteed nothing". I believe that luck is involved but the ones who work hard know how to improve their chances or they at least figure a way to make it. Whether they work hard for 2 months or 2 decades, they get after it and they WANT it enough.
I fundamentally disagree with them here. Hard work and determination can enable you to take advantage of an opportunity, but for many people that opportunity just never comes. It's easy to say in hindsight that they're where they are because of hard work, but they're confusing necessary and sufficient conditions here. Hard work is necessary, it's not sufficient.
Course luck is Important, I consider myself somewhat successful in what I’ve achieved at this point in my life but also recognise that I’ve been incredibly fucking lucky. people need to stop flattering themselves, lots of people work really fucking hard, people bust their asses and sacrifice their lives just to put food on the table and just don’t make it, resilience is important too but the biggest contributing factor is luck. How I see it is you’re playing dice, hard work and resilience just gives you more throws of the dice but luck still determines the outcome
Plenty of people do work hard and never make it. I personally know a massive amount of musicians that never made it despite pouring their whole lives into it
Logic is trying to single handedly bring back gnarly.
Boss Ross also did it, come on now.
Gnarly bro
That's a _straight fact_
as a kid he probably had friends who said it. its all about where ur from he was probably socialised with it
He skated for a long time when he was younger. And as a longtime skateboarder myself, it’s seriously the skateboarders “lit.” It’s almost hard not to say, it just happens.
gnarly count: 67
Crunchyzzz 🐐
take a shot every time bobby says *gnarly*
I don't diserve a death as quick as this
Then drive
Gnarly is logics "I am Groot".
my liver
Efuh _ and you'll never wake up again
"Luck is the outcome of resilience" - Ethan
I love that quote.
Ethan’s on some philosopher shit
It sounds great but if u think about it for more than 3 sec u realize that its dumb af
@@joshwilner5622 To each their own. I still find it to be an empowering thought - especially coming from a guy who's taken chances to get to where he's at. I don't think Ethan's refuting the existence of "luck" here. I think he's saying that you have to persist through "unluckiness". It's so easy to attribute your failures to a lack of luck, at least for me it is.
@@joshwilner5622 no it's brilliant. You just keep going at it and keep doing it so long until you get lucky at some point
Here's the thing, it would be great if it made sense. He pretty much disproved that for us by stating being born in America was luck and that had nothing to do with resilience. That's just pure statistical luck. Luck isn't something that can really be defined so easily. If a bullet is shot and hits me but It hits my metal necklace and saves me. That isn't resilience. That's just luck
Luck is when opportunity meets preparation
I like that view, good job
honestly that's a dope quote
Bro I’m framing that
thanks Casey Neistat
That’s success
I was always a fan of Logic, but after hearing him talk on this podcast, I have so much respect and love for him
The dog says awww at 10:07 after logic says i love you guys
I thought that was intentionally edited
@@jonarr how would it be edited...its all one cut
user very cool!
This was gnarly
It seems like people who are failing prefer to believe that luck is so important because it gives them justification and allows them to avoid taking responsibility
On the other hand people who are successful prefer to think that luck is meaningless because it allows them to take credit for every aspect of their success.
Both sides of the coin should see that a complex combination of both is required for "success".
Luck is not a justification to avoid responsibility. It's a real thing
@@youssefselkaniIsn't it both?
@@alexmarriott2117 I launched 5 businesses this year, all have failed, not a single one generated a profitable revenue, It's discouraging but I am not avoiding responsibility and I am still "working hard" on my next venture. I just posted something on my LinkedIn you may be interested in check it out www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6528518705943449600
Every successful person ever will say that their success was the result of their hard work and dedication. Someone will always be on the bad side of luck, so they will miss their opportunity. Opportunity only knocks once. If you aren't lucky enough to be ready to act exactly when it does, then you will not be able to attain anything.
A quote from Berserk comes to mind whenever people talk about luck and success:
"While many can pursue their dreams in solitude, other dreams are like great storms blowing hundreds, even thousands of dreams apart in their wake. Dreams breathe life into men and can cage them in suffering. Men live and die by their dreams. But long after they have been abandoned they still smolder deep in men's hearts. Some see nothing more than life and death. They are dead, for they have no dreams."
Bullshit
If you don't have the persistent vigilance and absolute drive, nothing will happen. You can't rely solely on luck. That being said, you will always encounter various levels of luck and it's up to you to use those opportunities to your full advantage. It's mostly on you. Accept it and move forward with your life
Wish Berserk 2016 had sick fuckin quotes like this...
pattasgames bro look at your channel and look at what you’re watching. You think you’re gonna get somewhere watching memes and listening to beats?
Opportunity does not “only strike once.” Where do you get this information... if youre really good at what you do and you market yourself you will get the success you want
Some people don’t seem to believe that you can have worked hard your entire life, be extremely talented and still not make it at all, even though it’s true and actually pretty tragic.
datbig304 people hate the truth
But you know what..... there is no such thing as getting NOTHING. There’s lessons in everything and you can derive the meaning however you want.... whatever meaning you want. Not in a delusional way, in a way where you get a fucking grip on your own life.
@Jswirv nope also not true
Its either u get something off your hard work and it doesnt matter how big it is or you're messing on something which could be the key
pattasgames it is usually true
Well, it’s easy for you three who have made it to say that luck doesn’t play apart, in an alternate reality you guys could all still be grinding your asses of in the place you came from
You don’t think they grinded their asses off to get where they are? Your analogy sounds pretty off. Obviously some luck here and there can be involved but luck isn’t getting you where they are today.
They all said that luck is involved, but that the grind has to be your no. 1 priority and if it's not working you have to adapt and overcome obstacles. Educate yourself properly, go to uni if it is going to be beneficial to your path. You have to make your own success, you can't rely on luck
When Ethan said first and foremost born in America is exactly why we are blessed. I've squandered my luck.
The ending of growing pains 3 is one of the deepest and most touching things I've ever heard. Keep it up logic
Having H3 Podcast Highlights is so much useful. I don't really have time to listen to a full 1hr or 2 podcast. Smart move!
*_goes to Indian casino to test theory_*
I don't get it. I've seen this on multiple comments
@@clipsedrag13 neither do i
@I hate all of you Seriously as in from india?
Natives*
Haha I wish being native got me money but nah born into the wrong tribe 👀
All the people who get asked this question, "is luck required for success," are successful and don't want to admit that part of their success is down to luck. None of them know what it's like to be talented AND work AND not make it.
tg72201 They can’t deal with admitting that there might be someone who worked harder and is more talented who didn’t “make it.” By their reasoning, Britney Spears is more talented than Leadbelly.
@@JoeJoe-lq6bd Spot on, people like Blind Willie Johnson had an unbelievable amount of talent but got nothing for it in their lifetimes. Also, these are the ones we've heard of now, there are plenty I'm sure who were incredibly talented and who no one has heard of still.
It feels like so many people like pulling the “started from the bottom now we’re here” card. They like telling people about how they used to live in poverty, be bullied or have an abusive childhood to show how hard-working and talented they are because they pulled themselves up. It’s okay to admit that you’re successful thanks to luck, that’s how life goes really.
Dont believe it for a second; Logic said it right. I know several talented people who dont work hard enough and have dreams. And I have met people who are maybe not as talented but worked harder to become successful. I know too many people that are amazingly successful and it is without a doubt work ethic.... it's such a discredit to call it luck stop being lazy and work on it
Mr Mindset So those TikTok stars who are getting a hundred record deals per month are hard-working, talented people?
Take a shot every time Ethan moves his eyebrows
im fucked up...
im outside the gta hospital now
I swearr tht is just fucking weird
I’m at the hospital
Funeral is at 9 guys ✌️
Anyone who doesn't think luck is required for success is probably really full of themselves.
Chunga Wumba I completely agree. Even if you do everything right, you may not get anywhere. RLM only gained prominence because Tim Heidecker saw the prequel reviews and talked them up. Without that, they might not even be doing RUclips still.
@@lydhavet-music that's very true.
But for some people, it doesn't matter how hard they work - they will never achieve their definition of success.
I agree, the harder you work on your goal the more likely you are to find success but if you're unlucky it may never work out.
You are more likely to be successful in the thing you do if you love doing it and you work hard, yes, but if "something from the skies" wont fall to boost you, you will be stuck in your same location until something happens if ever.
Honestly. Fax
Luck is required for success. About a quarter of the artists in any local scene are better than most popular artists. Talent alone does not equal success. Check out some people local to me for proof, The Gourds, Mulehead, Kevin Kerby, Ho-Hum, Slobberbone, the list could go on.
tg72201 I agree
Naïve. Takes a lot more than music to be a successful musician
Real shit. There are thousands of rappers that make Logic’s bars look like nursery rhymes. There’s a dude from Maryland called KAAN who is 100x better than Logic, but Logic popped for some reason. Logic popped because a lot of people played his songs during video games.
Yeah, obviously the people who “make it” want to believe that it is because they are talented rather than lucky, since it feeds their ego
Those were horrible recommendations
But is being biracial required for success?
go outside and do something with your life, RUclips comment sections isn't all there is in our world.
Karma Wolf who the fuck are you?
Karma Wolf no one said it wasn’t bruv it ain’t that deep 💀
mike litoris That’s another dollar for the swear jar
Depends on what u consider success...
awesome that logic read "think and grow rich" amazing, interview videos
*T H A T S S O G N A R L Y*
Maybe they're working hard.. But they're probably not working SMART!
H: You're such a big deal now.
L: yeah that's gnarly.
H: WWIII might happen tomorrow.
L: that's so gnarly
Gnarly is the new logic meme biracial meme has retired
Nobody:
Not a single Soul:
Literally no one ever:
Logic: gnarly
No one :
Logic: gnarly
Tbh, i think you need both. You can work so so so hard and just get nothing, but you can also work a little for a little bit and get loads. For example, for years charles Goodyear, an inventer, spent years trying to improve rubber so that it wouldn't crack in the cold or melt in the heat. Eventually he made vulcanised rubber which was revolutionary after years of hardships including nearly gassing himself to death by accident, going into debt because of his experiments into making rubber several times, his whole family going homeless and 6 of his children dying amongst other things. He had worked so hard to improve rubber and in doing so created vulcanised rubber. But other inventors stole his idea and eventually he died crippled and penniless. He had such bad luck that even tho he worked extremely hard, he got no meaningful success. Of course most of us can achieve success via hard work, but luck is also sooo important.
take a shot everytime logic says "gnarly"
New drinking game: drink everytime Logic says gnarly
I don't listen to Logic's music, barely know the guy. But damn, it is wonderful listening to him talk with this wholesome, positive attitude. He's the ideal guest for a podcast, constantly entertaining with stories, being positive, joking around and yet being polite. I like that.
This conversation was super gnarly.
"It's pretty gnarly" lmaooo Love you bobby!
What if the next albums titled "Gnarly"...
"Virtu and Fortuna" no amount of preparation will be useful if the moment does not presents it self, however if the opportunity showed up and you are not ready for it, you will just lose tha chance
Wow. Logic seems like the most genuine and caring person. I loved 1-800, but haven't really listened to anything else. I think I'll do that now. Keep spreading your love!
definitely listen to the young sinatra mixtapes @johnmark still
It really depends on what you consider success
Bobby is into skateboarding. That’s where that gnarly comes from. It’s gnarly
I’ll be honest, for so many years I was probably one of the largest critiques against him. After watching this video, I’ve grown an entirely new respect and perspective on who he is and what influences his creation process. I never understood how he could go one lane on ‘this’ album and then immediately switch lanes on the ‘that’ album. After listening to this, I get it. His music is dedicated towards his real fans who’ll stick by him no matter what and not just the naysaying passerbys (as myself). Honestly think this gave me a whole new appreciation for the shit he produces.
Gnarly man. This interview was gnarly. H3h3 is seriously gnarly bro.
18:29 the faces that logic makes during these few seconds are great
Ethan: *says anything*
Logic: “that’s narly”
Logic is so real I love him.
I dont like how naive logic is when it comes to certain things but I really like this dudes personality and intentions. I've been on his game list for a while now and I really dont see that changing. I have alot of catching up to do but I really dont see what would make me say fick this dude. Hes honest and thays a huge plus.
Logic is a smart guy. I love his music.
Everything in life is luck or unlucky...forget about about your country of birth or family or friends or school or opportunity that lands at your door etc which we can agree is luck, determination is luck, hard work is luck... successful people are offended if you say it's luck buecause it damages thier ego....there are so many variables in life, it really is out of our control... you get a 100 smokers in a how to quit Ted talk...maybe 10 will quit, it doesn't mean that the 10 are better or more willing to quit it just meant that particular talk spoke to them and helped.. maybe if the same 100 people didnt have the talk but an advert was released on TV, a different 10 would quit.. we are simply bots reacting to new Information through life and If we are able to react and live a better life, we are just lucky and we should be grateful and humble....we need to be compassionate and spread positivity..
Robert “Gnarly” Hall
if jimmy lee puts the same amount of determination and passion into his comedy that he did with dentistry then he will go far, imagine if he went to school for 7 years eating sleeping breathing and just soaking in comedy, after those 7 years hes gonna be funny af and most definitely successful
Obviously it's a requirement
Nobody:
Logic: that's gnarly X y z, X is gnarly y is gnarly z is gnarly
I would say luck is when you don’t do a fucking thing and you get a return for it. That’s luck. Working hard and reaping the benefits is LIFE
What Logic said at 21:00 has me knowing that when he pointed at me during a concert at St. Andrews in Detroit, MI, saying I knew all the words, he knew it. Love ya Logic
Take a shot everytime Bobby says 'gnarly'.
Persistence, determination, realism, and wanting success more than your next breath.
Logic has to be hands down one of the most entertaining guys to listen to as a person. I mean his gestures and story telling is on point like dafuk, he's better than a LOT of the comedians these days
Ethan, @12:00 you really showed your maturity as an entertainer AND as a human being. Just wanted to let you know you are better than the yesterday you and it really shows.
I really loved hearing Logic’s perspective and the way he thinks. This was a very intellectual conversation and these things really need to be talked about.
Connections > talent/skill > luck
He never had connections, he worked hard if you’ve heard his back story
There are plenty of dedicated people. Not everyone is going to get an opportunity so yeah. Luck is a factor.
To the point "We worked for several years before anyone cared" Well the fact that people care now/ listen to Logic now may be luck who knows. I think a lot of Made Men are affected by confirmation bias.
i love this conversation so much, i think everyone did a great job and there's a great message. not even on purpose, they're just being real.
ill sum this up for you all in case people read comments. luck is the intersection point between preparation and opportunity...facts....if you look at a large enough data set everything regresses towards a mean regardless of how many standard deviations it is away from the median. so regardless of what your point on the normal curve is (open up a text book) they are totally right in that luck happens on occasion maybe 1 day out of 3 years so 1/1000 chance. but if you are ready the entire time its undeniable that you will find success in your given field. whoever asked this question clearly has never grinded long enough to thrive
I never listened to Logic's music before, but I will check it out now because of the cool down to earth nature of his responses.
“THIS ETHAN” will never get old 1:19
What I learned through football is "hard work doesn't guarantee anything, but without it you are guaranteed nothing". I believe that luck is involved but the ones who work hard know how to improve their chances or they at least figure a way to make it. Whether they work hard for 2 months or 2 decades, they get after it and they WANT it enough.
Some people just don't have the knowledge to do things.
Take a shot every time he says gnarly
how many definitions does gnarly have?
Ethan getting straight poetic over Hila gives me hope in this crazy fucked up world.
Take a drink every time Logic says gnarly
G N A R L Y
Doesn't matter if you breath good or not, there's going to be someone that's going to hate you for it and nobody's going to know why.
ethan with the subtle supreme flex lmao
logic's sense of humor is...gnarly😁🤓😎😊
Rock Lee taught me that luck is necessary for success.
@@J4hnny no
SaucyWuan no, rock Lee vs Gaara proves you can’t be successful without luck
I love logic bro, maybe one day I’ll get on a song with him, huge fan
If only I can have a $1 each time his eyebrows move up and down back and forth LOL
If you have the mindset of Bobby, or Jermaine you are going places.
Literally no one:
Logic: *gnarly*
his moputh and eyes have a mind of their own- imm entranced
everytime logic says smth that is a lyric in "44 more" My mind messes up
A lot of layers go into it.
Logic. This man is a treasure.
I fundamentally disagree with them here. Hard work and determination can enable you to take advantage of an opportunity, but for many people that opportunity just never comes. It's easy to say in hindsight that they're where they are because of hard work, but they're confusing necessary and sufficient conditions here. Hard work is necessary, it's not sufficient.
Course luck is Important, I consider myself somewhat successful in what I’ve achieved at this point in my life but also recognise that I’ve been incredibly fucking lucky. people need to stop flattering themselves, lots of people work really fucking hard, people bust their asses and sacrifice their lives just to put food on the table and just don’t make it, resilience is important too but the biggest contributing factor is luck.
How I see it is you’re playing dice, hard work and resilience just gives you more throws of the dice but luck still determines the outcome
Luck,hard work are the combo for getting what you want... you need both
Plenty of people do work hard and never make it. I personally know a massive amount of musicians that never made it despite pouring their whole lives into it
90% is luck and it is what gives you a chance at success but 10% is hard work and helps you carry that shot into success.
No-one:
Logic: *GNARLY*
SUCH AN OG
Logic is such a stand up man!
“If you have good hygiene you’re automatically a 6 at least”
- Faze Jev
He said something along those lines but it’s so true.
And what about successful people that never worked hard for it, can they talk about luck?
Ethan's eyebrows are all over the place in this video, he wasn't kidding about being an entertainer
When Opportunity meets Preparation = Luck
Luck = preparation x timing
At least he acknowlaged he biracial jokes.
I really want to go his concert this Friday but I can’t
Of course Luck plays a mayor role, just ask.........Van Goh.