Cudi shows up with a new style unlike anyone else’s, and lets you know that. “Dat New New” was the B-side to the now iconic “Day N Nite,” but was nothing to be ignored. It came off of A-Trak’s Fool’s Gold Records back in February 2008. Kid Cudi came out the gates hot for his first ever release. Without further ado, below are our rankings of the best 25 Kid Cudi track of all time.įor the sake of clarity, we’ll only be ranking the tracks from his solo albums. Before we receive the final chapter of Man On The Moon (we actually don’t know when that will be), let’s take a look at the music that made him one of the most beloved artists of a whole generation. I’ve spent a LOT of time listening to this man’s music, watching him rise, fall, and rise again, and to finally come up on top to deliver what all of his fans have been patiently waiting for. I dove back deep into Kid Cudi’s discography and decided to put forth a list of Kid Cudi’s best songs ever, and why. The memories that these songs bring back are easily some of the fondest of my teenage years, and to finally get closure with the MotM III coming-after ten long years-is enough reason to dive into a full-on nostalgia bender. If you’re anything like me, in light of this news, you’ve been running through all of your favorite Kid Cudi tracks in anticipation for the forthcoming final chapter of the Man On The Moon trilogy. Not only has he announced his most highly anticipated project to date, Man On The Moon III, but he’s taken up several acting roles as Scott Mescudi, all just this year.
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