conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Write me a song called ​man i is with the following description: On “man i is,” Logic talks about his youth and how he managed to find his way into rap over a soulful backdrop. He also nods to the artists he listened to as a child and during his come-up, who all helped develop him into the man he is today.
  Logic’s own in-house producer, 6ix, based the sound around a sample of Tarika Blue’s 1977 record, “Dreamflower,” and lifted the horns from OutKast’s “SpottieOttieDopaliscious” to form the instrumental for this track. He also chopped up Pimp C’s “Knockin' Doorz Down” to create the intro. He previously used this song on 2011’s “Addiction.” It’s worth noting that Tarika Blue’s record was similarly sampled by Erykah Badu on November 2000’s, “Didn’t Cha Know,” which led to legal disputes. In fact, Logic had to ask for Badu’s permission to use the sample, which he also notes on the album’s third track, “GP4”:
  I just texted Erykah Badu
  To let her know what I’m gon' to do
  Sample “Dreamflower” by Tarika Blue
  Interestingly, Logic previously sampled “Didn’t Cha Know” on his 2018 track, “Indica Badu,” as well.
  This song was talked about in the first episode of Bobby’s World and subsequently previewed in the second episode. Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Intro]
  Knockin' doors down, showin' parts around
  I'ma come through and show my wood pine
  Knockin'— knockin' doors down, showin' parts around
  I'ma— I'ma come through and show my wood pine, I'ma— I'ma come—
  Knockin' doors— knockin'— knockin' doors down, down
  Knockin' doors, knock— knock— knock— knock— knockin' doors down
  I'ma—I'ma come through— I'ma— I'ma come— down
  I'ma come through— I'ma— I'ma come— down
   (Yeah)
  [Verse 1]
  Paper chasin' on occasion
  West Deer Park, that's my location
  Life and death what we was facin'
  Boy, gotta get that motivation
  Back in the basement
  Look at my idols, I'm feelin' adjacent
  Doin' the shit that I wish I was doing, I'm feelin' impatient
  Throwin' parties and catching cases
  That's the life, but that shit basic
  I've cooked crack, I can't erase it
  If I could, would not replace it
  Grew up all alone
  Had to teach myself to tie my laces
  What's the deal?
  I'ma play the field
  Rattpack, we keep it real
  Nothin' but love for the people that paved the way
  So a brother like me, he can get it today
  Antoine, Erykah and 3K
  Can't forget those ain't here today
  R.I.P. JD and Pimp C
  Payin' respect, so don't hold it against me
  Devil he callin' me, he love to tempt me
  God exempt me, why you sent me here?
  What I think about year to year
  What I've been through these people only see through a peephole, yeah
  Not a single one got an idea
  So I write it down on this page
  Feel like I'm 35 times my age
  Look in the mirror don't know what to say
  But I'm happy the man I is [Verse 2]
  Yeah, yeah
  I said I'm happy the man I is
  And I'm proud of the man I've become
  I'm proud that I'm from a slum
  And never got cold, I never got numb
  Except for the wintertime and then some
  I transcend and I transform
  Poetic vision in rare form
  Growing up, nobody there for him
  I promise when I have a family I'ma be there for 'em
  I love hip-hop
  Hatin' motherfucker, go kick rocks
  No matter what happen I never gon' stop
  Like Cole said, if they don't know yo' dreams
  Then they can't shoot 'em down
  But I'ma let the world know
  'Cause I'm too high up to hit the ground
  This shit right here is like therapy, spit it verily
  I ain't perfect, I got problems, I got issues like People magazine
  Shoot from the hip and reload the magazine
  I wish I could just go on forever, forever, ever and ever
  But this rhyme
  Ill as it is divine
  Gon' be cut short today 'cause I'm out of studio time
  Only thought I was recording these horns and not no rhyme
  What can I say? Inspiration hits at any time
  So I guess I'll have to conclude all my thoughts another time
  Another rhyme
  Another— Ano— i— wo— a— rhyme [Outro: Thalia]
  Anime such as Cowboy Bebop
  Trigun, and Samurai Champloo
  Were in constant rotation
  During the making of this album