Wale cracked the mic this morning with Free on WPGC 95.5 in Washington D.C. They touched on a bunch of topics including his former label Interscope Records and resolving his issues with Kid Cudi. Break 1: Break 2:
Cudder returned to Twitter today and announced that he’s releasing a Rock album this summer, a new mixtape, A Man Named Scott. But before then, he begins shooting the second season of the HBO drama, How To Make It In America in March. Whoa, whoa! pushing for a summer release of the wizard album. i produce and play guitar on everything with my main man @dotdagenius. he’s learnin bass. the maniac film will b released later this year. cage, shia […]
Gotham Magazine got to chop it up with Cudder to talk about his “Most Wanted” list which includes his favorite drink, jeans, restaurant and much more. The issue is currently on newsstands now. MY WORLD EATERIES: I like The Standard Grill (848 Washington St.) or Wolfgang’s (409 Greenwich St.). Everybody there is really cool— they show a lot of love. I take my steak medium well. And for a quick bite, Ruby’s (219 Mulberry St., rubyscafe.us). And I must have […]
Kid Cudi covers the front of Complex’s October/November 2010 issue. The entire feature is ready to read here, but in the excerpt below, he discusses his affiliation with that white girl and Wale. Complex: How heavy did the drug use get? Kid Cudi: I started doing cocaine to get through interviews, ’cause people wanted to know a lot about my personal life and I wasn’t prepared for a 60 Minutes interview every time. Doing bumps I was able to get […]
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