Everybody is Logic’s highly-anticipated third studio album and his second audio-cinematic experience that released on May 5th, 2017 through Def Jam Recordings and Visionary Music Group. The album trailer first debuted on March 29, 2017, via Logic’s twitter: The album trailer takes place 300 years after the official release of Everybody where there is no more race or nationality, just humans united as one. In a podcast with Harmontown, when asked about the album, Logic said: It’s about me being black and white, and seeing life from two sides. It’s about the cultural evolution and how you can go from the darkest of skin to the lightest of skin. In this audio-cinematic experience, Neil DeGrasse Tyson plays God and BigVon plays the character Atom which the entire album is based around. Atom is on his way home from work and dies from a car crash and ends up talking to God about being reincarnated. However, he is not only reincarnated, but also every person that has ever existed. In a video on his YouTube channel, Logic said: It isn’t until he’s lived in the shoes of every man, woman, and child, race, religion, color, creed, and sexual orientation that he can be taken from this plane of existence. Each song on the album is from one of the perspectives that Atom has lived in order to be reincarnated. The albums cover art has been explained further by the man who made it, Sam Spratt. Sam Spratt also released a picture on his website that discloses easter eggs of the album cover. Some of these easter eggs, also reveals his next album, Ultra 85. The original title of the album was God, but then after some thought, he decided on AfricAryan. Logic then finally decided on the title Everybody as he was working on the album.