Every song tbh.

Literally every song he raps in his first verse is like oh yeah this is good then his second first just goes full spew

Album is really dynamic.
So many revolving parts to every song.

Really engaging listening experience

album still goes

it's had to have happened. thats a first night type of meme

uuuhhhhhhh yeeaaa i knoooow
baby im warrior
BABBYYY IM A WARRIOOOR

Dam this is aoty 21 as well

always in rotation.

@Kr0niic check your messages bro

Ok

Tonight

Just realized Dennis is “co-executive producer” dude probably just chilled in the studio & said “yeah that’s dope”

he hooked him up dude

This is the correct answer.

new interview with dot:

complex.com/pigeons-and-planes/2021/01/dot-da-genius-interview-kid-cudi-man-on-the-moon-3?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=papsocialig&utm_content=later-13364003

love that answer from dot, its essential :

I want to move towards the idea of sadness in music in general, and on this album in particular. It's become a big part of the industry in the last five years—addressing depression, talking directly about sadness. But it feels very different from what you and Cudi have built over this past decade. The subject matter might be similar, but the way you address it is still unique. It is such a focal point in the songs, without taking over the fact that it’s still a song

I feel it. What Cudi represents is such a big thing. He represents the part of people that no one wants to show or talk about, and there’s a stigma. We don't have conversations about depression in the studio. If you were a fly on the wall looking in, we're having fun. We love what we do. It's usually positive vibes in the studio. The messaging is all Cudi. Cudi don't let nobody write for him. I don't know if people know that. He has no writers. He rarely takes ideas. He takes direction, especially from me because he trusts me

But he writes all his music. So the topics, the word, everything is all him. And since I've known him, there's always been that element in the music. Whether it's a bar or a hook, he’ll touch on subjects related to depression or not being all the way right or whatever the case is. It's really all him. I just try and channel that energy whenever we're in the studio. Cudi's been specific for the past couple years of not trying to make dark music. A lot of stuff is manic, dark tones. He wanted to do more uplifting, more up-tempo records

Threw in a bonus

we learned quite a bit in that interview didnt we?

quite a lot of songs were made in entergalactic sessions.
man this album gotta be insane if these didn't make it

Rockstar Knights

catch how he kept speaking about it in past tense too? shweet

so that means the album is done right?

the interview got me so hyped

so around jan 30th? watch drake surprise drop the same day

love their friendship, bleeds into the music too