Universe Lyrics – Logic Ganlyrics

Universe Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Quentin Thomas]
The intro sets up a space-themed narrative, with “Quentin Thomas” contacting “Mission Control Babel” to report an unknown, possibly extraterrestrial discovery. The mention of an alien ship hints at the theme of exploring the unknown or facing new challenges.

[Hook]
The hook in the song revolves around the struggle for success and personal peace. Logic talks about feeling weighed down by his responsibilities (“weight off my shoulders”) while working tirelessly to earn money (“get this paper”). He recognizes that the critics (“haters”) will eventually grow older, but he remains focused on his goals. Despite his hard work, Logic feels like he’s been running on a treadmill, chasing after money instead of confronting his inner struggles. He knows he needs to make a change but feels trapped in a cycle of overthinking for the sake of financial gain. The line “You gon’ have to catch me now” reflects his determination not to let anything or anyone hold him back, signaling his refusal to let past doubts and challenges beat him.

[Verse]
In this verse, Logic reflects on reaching a point of self-realization and growth. He’s tired of the stress and pressure and wants to enjoy life instead of constantly being bogged down by negativity. The phrase “finally one with myself” signals that he’s accepting who he is. He acknowledges the mistakes he’s made, including “basking in the blood of innocence,” a metaphor for taking advantage of others or past wrongs. Despite these struggles, he feels “infinite” or free, indicating a shift in mindset. The line about creating a universe by putting “pen to the pad” suggests that Logic sees his creativity and music as a way to shape his world. He also touches on the harsh realities of the world, like violence (“bulletproof vest”) and societal problems, highlighting the need for protection, both physically and mentally. Despite these issues, he’s still focused on getting paid and maintaining his mental health.

[Hook]
This repetition of the hook reinforces Logic’s internal struggle. He’s still working hard to achieve success (“get this paper”) while trying to shed the weight of his responsibilities. Logic repeats that the “haters” will age, emphasizing that he doesn’t need to focus on negative opinions as they become irrelevant. The frustration of chasing money for so long is evident, and there’s a desire for change and to break free from this endless cycle. He’s ready to stop overthinking and finally find peace, but still struggles with his own demons and the pressure to achieve financial success.

[Outro: Roslyn]
In the outro, Roslyn, a character or voice in the song, points out that Logic has “created this world” by putting in hard work and overcoming challenges. He’s reached a point where he’s achieved the main goals (“beat the campaign”), and now it’s time to shift focus to new challenges or personal growth, like moving on to a “Side Quest” after completing the main journey. This suggests that Logic is ready for new challenges after having accomplished his primary goals.