G.O.O.D. Friday

Kanye keeps his promise with another jam- My favorite part is prolly Cudi & Charlie Wilson on the intro and chorus. Its got that nice old school beat feel with a biz markie sound.

Live: Robin Thicke & Kid Cudi "Elevatas"

Elevators feat. Kid Cudi from Patrick Datuin on Vimeo.


prolly my favorite joint of Sex Thearpy- Live at the Nokia Theater in L.A.

David Guetta feat Kid Cudi "Memories" Art

Download: David Guetta feat Kid Cudi "Memories"

Heres the art for the next single for David Guetta's cd- Prolly my favorite off the album, bias toward Cudu, but track is nice and download the single if u don't have it yet.

New music Video: Kid Cudi feat Ratat & MGMT "Pursuit of Happiness"

Video for my favorite track off Man on The Moon:End of Days- Too bad MGMT and Ratat couldnt be in the video, but a nice Drizzy Cameo(Shoulda made a remix for this song with him on it, how crazy would have that been??). Cudi said he'd like to do more than one video for the song. I'd like to see a more detailed and animated album, even a cartoon would be crazy for this song, like a dream of his or something, but yeah check out the slow mo video from cudder

Kid Cudi Talks Grammy Nods

And heres some more Cudi w/ Shakira on the remix for "Did it Again" I like personally like the techno remix better than this one, but heres the music video

New Kid Cudi

Download: Kid Cudi: cudderisback

Cant wait for more new music- pursuit of happiness video coming soon

MTV Shows

Also word is Cudi will be headlining his own tour later on next yr- hopefully its truuuuuuuue

Cudi Brings out Drizzy & Bonus music

CUdi brings out Drake in Toronto show for the Lady Gaga tour and he does his verse from Forever



Some possible new music frm the new album?


Kid Cudi Part 2 from Justin C on Vimeo.

GQ: Gangster Killers: Wale, Drake, Kid Cudi

December GQ article- Future of hip-hop minus j cole

"Have you been listening to hip-hop this year? If not, we’ve got good news: The gangster persona is finally dead, and these are the kids who killed it. One song at a time, they built a new era in which duct-taped kilos, exotic firearms, and freaky girls are out and real life is the focus. That can still mean trumped-up egos and battle raps, but it also means family, drama, vicious hangovers, and regular chicks who will make good love to you, then stomp out your heart. (Weed? Weed is always in.) Wale is as famous for his live shows as for the slick-witted lyricism of his debut, Attention Deficit. Kid Cudi is the cutup who scored with the stoner anthem “Day N Nite” and his album Man on the Moon. And then there’s Drake, who found himself turning down multimillion-dollar offers after his single “Best I Ever Had” exploded. (It helps that the girls like Drake. A lot.) Drake’s debut, Thank Me Later is easily the most anticipated album of 2010 So what do these underdogs thing about being cast as gangster slayers? “The dope boy is going to be a fixture of black culture as long as “thug” is a legitimate option alongside a job” Drake says. But I’m not going to rap about how much crack I’ve sold.” Cudi also laughs at the idea of talking tough. “Anybody from cleveland will tell you I wasn’t in the streets” he says. “Ask them! They’ll say, ‘Scott was the goofy class clown.”

Man on the Moon

A couple of Cudi features. The shakira joing is more of a techno feel and the rich hill one is a martian type joint. good stuff overall




Download:Shakira feat Kid Cudi- Did It Again Remix








Download: Rich Hill & Kid Cudi- Trippy

Movie Trailer: The Wolfman w/ Kid Cudi's "Alive" in background

Kid Cudi gonna be on Shakira's Album

Cudi will be featured on the remix to Did it Again produced by the neptunes- and it will be on shakira's new album
heres the vid to the original version

Cudderrrrr.....

MTV Shows

Kings of Leon, Clipse, Travis Barker, and Robin Thicke? Thats dooooope. This is why i dig the kid, he pushes the boundaries of creativity in his work. He may not be the "best lyricist", but his ability to fuse different genres into smooth melodic beats, overlayed with truthful yet unspoken subject matter puts him at the forefront of hip-hop evolution, in my opinion. This should be interesting, to say the least. But definitely in a good way.