Coinciding with the release of his third full-length album, Everybody, Def Jam’s Logic premiered a documentary of the same name to the screams and accolades of an incredibly devoted fanbase at Los Angeles’ Wiltern last night (5/10).

The doc follows the initial conception of the album, and introduces all of the many collaborators. It also serves as a uniquely personal window into the artist's creative process, and the roots of his music’s philosophy.

The whole album, which could very well debut at #1 on the Sales Plus Streaming (SPS) Chart tomorrow, heavily references the duality of Logic's own perspective, being biracial but fair-skinned. That topic in particular serves as the force behind the infectious “Black SpiderMan,” while suicidal demons are probed on the goosebump-inducing “1-800-273-8255,” which features rising stars Alessia Cara and Khalid. (Yes, that is the number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.)

Everybody is powerful and inclusive, which is made evident by the investment and commitment of his collaborators. The documentary is a tribute to Logic’s unstoppable passion and portrays him as the creative tour-de-force he truly is.

Learn more about the creation of the album and the documentary in an extended version of this review by our own Kenz Meadows by clicking here.

**Event photos courtesy of Liliane Lathan for Getty Images