That being said my final overall rating on the album itself would be a 3.5 out of 5.

Personally I prefer his Man on The Moon: The End of The Day album.

The beats and rhythms that are used for his music are always similar and you don’t really see him branch out into different styles often. What’s interesting about Kid Cudi is how consistent he has been with his style of music. It’s definitely a track I would recommend to anyone remotely into this kind of genre. Rockstar Knights would be rated a 3.5 out of 5 for me. This is what caught my attention when hearing it for the first time, it consisted of similar beats that Trippie uses in his music. I find myself listening to different genres of music, but it’s predominantly rap. On this album he was featured in the song Rockstar Knights. Though I cannot say I’m a total fan, I have my fair share If you are a fan of rapper Trippie Redd, then this next song may be for you. It also touches on family issues, alcoholism, sex, paranoia, and fame. Lyrically, Man on the Moon has dark, introspective themes of depression, anxiety, and loneliness. It’s not something I would add to my everyday playlist or listen to on a daily basis, but if it were to come on then I would enjoy it. Cudis vocals on the album features soulful crooning, off-key singing, humming, baritone vocals, poetic cadence, and an unhurried nasal flow. This song would be rated a 3 out of 5 for me. Cudi, while not a top notch lyricist, can create great atmosphere and vibe, which makes up for one of the best sounding hip-hop albums of late 2000s. this album spawned whole subgenre in hip-hop, yet nobody ever made something that sounds like it. Like Cudi’s other songs it’s slow yet has this beat that never makes you feel like the song is being completely dragged and drawn out. Kid Cudi Man On The Moon: The End Of Day. I think what drew me into this song in particular was the similar aspects between this song and others from previous albums. Moving onto the rest of the songs, my second favorite on the album The Void. In comparison to other songs written by him I would rate this song specifically a 4 out of 5 depending on the mood I am in. For me the beat makes me want to drive down a long road with my friends just vibing. Like Cudi’s other songs Tequila Shots has a very similar beat and rhythm. The album begins with a 36 second long intro that smoothly transitions into my personal favorite from the album, Tequila Shots. To me I feel like his albums never fail to have that nice balance between pop and rap. I think it’s safe to say that Cudi rarely disappoints and some songs on this album proved me correct. On Decemrapper, Kid Cudi, released his Man on The Moon III: The Chosen album. There is still so much good music that can come out before the end of the year and MOTM 3 is one of them.This story was originally published in the fourth edition of The Lion’s Tale (February 7, 2021). This album is why I don’t like doing best of albums on December 1. Featured peformers: Sam Spratt (cover art), Dot da Genius (producer). Man on the Moon: The End of Day made Kid Cudi a household name. The end of “Lord I Know” a child whispers “to be continued,” so there is more on the way, but we don’t know when or in what form. Man on the Moon III: The Chosen, an Album by Kid Cudi. Featured peformers: Sam Spratt (cover art), Dot da Genius (producer). There is growth musically and personally on this record from the first and second Man On The Moon albums, through the six LPs in between. Man on the Moon III: The Chosen, an Album by Kid Cudi. It all came together into one of the year’s best and what Kid Cudi calls his most important albums to date. There seemed to be starts and stops, but in the end, Cudi seemed to find the right headspace, encouragement and inspiration to create this album. Anticipation waxed and waned over the years with teasers, interviews and various comments from collaborators. There was a lot of pressure to put out the third Man On The Moon album. We are truly out on the moon for this track and space has never sounded so good. Phoebe Bridgers is the perfect match for Kid Cudi on “Lovin’ Me” as they detail their struggle with self-love.

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