WZRD by Kid Cudi and Dot the Genius

From Rap to Rock

Kid Cudi's Change From Rap to Rock

Kid Cudi is giving up on his rap career. Stated by Cudi he says " I'm just not feeling rap anymore. Man on the Moon 2 was fun but rap is just not fun anymore for me. I like making the hooks for songs not rapping in them. When I made my first real rock song Erase Me I was really feeling it."

Kid Cudi on his Change from Rap to Rock

Cudi's Rockin Partner in Crime Dot Da Genius

Kid Cudi is taking everything he has including his experiences and putting it into this album. "High Off Life" alludes to triumphantly overcoming a well documented drug addiction and "Upper Room" finds him in a serene space, "Love Hard" and "Efflictim" detail his struggles with matters of the heart. Despite the artist sporadically bordering on a cocksure vanity and a few glaringly ill-advised ideas such as "Dr. Pill" (which personifies therapeutic medication), his musical explorations make for an interesting journey overall.

WZRD hits and Their Inspiration

Before After

Cudi's music isn't the only Change....HE'S STOPPED SMOKING WEED

This year he makes an appearance on the official The Hunger Games soundtrack. Titled “The Ruler and The Killer” the song was produced by Kid Cudi and is track 4 on the upcoming soundtrack due out March 20th.

Kid Cudi is continuing his rock career by making movie tracks.

Kid Cudi and Dot Da Genius Performance On Conan

MAN ON THE MOON 2

Before There Was WZRD There Was.....

Scot Mescudi's First Taste At Rock

Lets Take A Look at Where He Came From...Lol Kid Mesc

Some of His First Works as Kid Mesc

And Then He Switched It To Kid Cudi

RAP HARD IS WHERE THE JOURNEY BEGAN

And Now...

He's Taking His Act In A Different Direction