Logic Grills Juicy J Over Drug Use, Says He’s ‘Scared’ To Take Edibles

As Logic gears up to hit the road with Juicy J on his College Park tour, the pair sat down to discuss the very important topic of recreational drug use.

In a trippy clip posted to Instagram on Wednesday (May 17), Logic asked his future tourmate about his experiences with particular drugs – and in the process revealed he’s a bit of a novice with most of them.

“I’ve never eaten an edible,” Logic began. “I don’t know, I’m scared. I’m scared. ‘Cause my merch guy on my last tour said he took the tiniest gummy but it was like almost 1000 MG or some crazy shit and he was high for 72 hours.”

Even Juicy J steers clear of those, though. “Yeah I don’t fuck with them edibles like that either,” the Memphis rapper said. “I had to stop too. Them muthafuckas have you seeing shit.”

Logic responded: “You ever done shrooms or microdose? How is that? I really wanna do it. My wife was down to do it a few years ago but I wasn’t mentally ready yet and then I was ready but now she’s pregnant so she’s like, ‘You gotta wait until I have my baby.’ So my question is, how is it when you microdose? What’s it feel like?”

Juicy J had one magical word to describe it: “Floating.”

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The College Park Tour will kick off on May 25 in Madison, Wisconsin and trek across 23 cities including Detroit, Boston, Houston and more before wrapping in Phoenix, Arizona on June 30.

The trek is in support of Logic’s eighth studio album, released earlier this year. It features guest appearances from Bun B, Fat Tre, Norah Jones, RZA, Redman, Seth MacFarlane and more.

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Tickets for The College Park Tour are available now here.

As for Juicy J, he’s just announced that he’s the latest rapper to drop their very own memoir, revealing earlier this year that Chronicles of the Juiceman will be released on September 5.