A full version of “Teleport 2 Me, Jamie” the second single from Kid Cudi & Dot Da Genius, collectively known as WZRD, just hit the Internuts and it’s definitely a step in the right direction Read the rest of this entry »

Despite half the industry dropping “Drug Raps” on the daily, the Houdini-like Corey Gunz unpacks this menacing brick of straight bars, which serves as a sequel to the uncut OG from his 2009 Gangsta Grillz tape. Read the rest of this entry »

Fitting I found out that HBO’s How To Make It In America was cancelled via Hypebeast initially. Readers of the Gen Y fashion hub would be the best gauge to see what people in that scene or at least those “who try to make it” there felt about the axing. Read the rest of this entry »

Your last memories of Consequence may be of him being enamored with ruffling the feathers of Kanye, but when your skill set is a sharp as a syringe tip, no distractions can quell your desire to keep the block flooded with material. And just like that, Cons is back on the streets adjacent to Superstar J and DJ Love Dinero for Curb Certified, also featuring The Cudster, Estelle Darlings and production from Lee Bannon. Read the rest of this entry »

If you were excited for WZRD’s lead single, I apologize. Because, really, exciting is the antonym for “Brake.” Read the rest of this entry »

Based off the Kid Cudi we know now, listening to unreleased music from dude is like hearing a completely different artist. From his lyrics to his vision, in general, everything is much more blatant. Take the following line from this guitar-fused fossil, “To The Top,” for example. Read the rest of this entry »

Looking back to when the audio for “Maniac” first dropped, Tinsley suggested listeners may need to be on one in order for the song to be fully absorbed. Surely by now your brain is spinning either from the slew of music released or on a Halloween sugar high. Perfect setup to watch Cudi and Cage starring as two deranged killers Read the rest of this entry »

I really don’t understand how or why fans are still running up on Cudi after he’s proven time and time again that he doesn’t play around. At a weekend show at Temple University, a rowdy fan officially went viral after hopping on stage while Cudi was performing. Read the rest of this entry »

While I’m glad they’re well past their days of bickering, I really hoped Kid Cudi was going to rap alongside Wale on “Focused,” their much talked about audio olive branch. Read the rest of this entry »

Kid Cudi and Surface To Air unite to present a video for “Mr. Rager,” from Cudi’s 2010 release MOTM2 and once again the video finds the Cleveland MC doing battle with a foe – this time, himself. Read the rest of this entry »

Continously partying like a rockstar will help you miss out on those 40 winks on the regular and Wiz Khalifa is living testament to tell about it. Waking up dazed and confused is a whole ‘nother level of craziness, however. Somebody get the kid a gallon of Worx Energy. Read the rest of this entry »

Scott Mescudi is a sanctioned actor and KiD CuDi has been celebrated for his dark, gloomy material on wax. Thanks to the forthcoming Fright Night remake, they both meet on common graveyard ground with the single from its coinciding soundtrack in “No One Believes Me.” Read the rest of this entry »

Consequence’s “On My Own” was recorded over a year ago and was initially slated to appear on Cons TV project. A snippet of the track was released awhile ago back when things were all G.O.O.D. between Cons, Kanye and the label. Things change, seasons change but Cons is still making moves and since the buzz was right for this track, he deemed it an appropriate time to give the track away to fans while he’s focused on MOD3, set to drop soon.

Consequence Feat. Kid Cudi – “On My Own” (Prod. By Kanye West) (Full Version)

Many days I thank Allah that we, The Crew, don’t actually work together in an actual office space. As evidenced from the 25 Essential Summer Songs list and previous Crew Love entries, the conflicting sounds blaring from everyone’s cubicle would ultimately sound like a bad 7th grade band recital. Read the rest of this entry »

As we continue highlighting friends and leaders from across the web, today we highlight Alex Kroviak for the latest entry in our Summer Madness series. Alex is an Austin-based Staff Writer for Nice Kicks, one of the web’s leading sneaker sites Read the rest of this entry »