Easter Eggs in the Bobby Tarantino III Album Art
I couldn’t help but analyze the art cover of the new Bobby Tarantino III album. Unlike the art cover of many artists Logic tries to paint a picture or a story in his album art covers and you can truly see the thought that went into each and every detail. Also, his long-time album art collaborator is non-other than Sam Spratt and he has done other work for Hasan Minhaj, Marvel, Kid Cudi just to name a few.
It’s a given this album is a continuation of Bobby Tarantino II, but the album cover also indicates this. In the second one Logic has a white bandage around his right arm while wearing a white T-shirt and the same can be seen for the third album. However, this time around he is emerging from the dead as what I presume is a zombie. The blue skin tone is also a common color used for zombies and the red flesh peaking through the skin also another indication of this. There’s no way anyone can be alive with such a physical state.
Logic has teased us before about “Ultra 85" being his last album ever. But that album never happened and his so-called retirement only lasted a year…and yet here we are with the album cover of Bobby Tarantino III, the word “ultra” makes an appearance on the car wheels. Is this a hint for the last album? or is this indicating that there is no such thing as the last album?
The word “Bobby” is overwritten in blue with the word “Dax”. The color blue is the same shade of blue as the zombie. It is possible that Bobby Tarantino is no more and he is now reborn as Dax Tarantino.
Possibly the easiest one to analyze as the raising of 3 fingers is an indication of Bobby Tarantino III. However, I couldn’t help but notice the pinky finger being missing…is this a way of saying that a fourth one is possibly underway?
301 is the telephone area code for Maryland. Logic was born and raised in Maryland and spent most of his time in the city of Gaithersburg. He mentions being from Maryland and the DMV area in a lot of his songs.
The letters on this word is hard to see but the first two letters are “P” and “a” that could possibly spell out ‘paradise’. This is because in Bobby Tarantino II there’s a sign that says “Paradise 85 miles”, and it’s highly likely there’s links between the two album covers.
The books that are visible here are “DEATH”, “The Maker”, and another that ends with the letters “asage”- a bit hard to make out the exact word. It is also worth noting that in Bobby Tarantino II there were three books- “Supermarket” and possibly the “The Maker” and another that’s hard to make out the exact word.
