Apparently, Kid Cudi was not part of the album until Kanye hit him up. In another post, the rapper stated, “Oh man im too blessed.” And, whilst replying to a fan who said, it’s “not worth losing a friendship over” and that Ye is “annoying af anyways,” to which Cudi wrote “very.” In a separate post, Kid Cudi added “God opens the door so the wrong people can exit ur life.” A similar kind of situation happened at the time of Kanye releasing ‘Donda’ in August 2021. You’re whack for flipping the script and posting this lie just for a look on the internet. Kid Cudi then took to Twitter to express his point of view on the newly beef that erupted between him and Ye. Everyone knows I've been the best thing about ur albums since I met u. We all speak in Billie language now.” Kid Cudi then hopped on the comments and stated, “Too bad I don't wanna be on ur album u f**kin dinosaur hahahaha. Kanye West, in his latest post, wrote, “Just so everyone knows Cudi will not be on Donda because he's friends with you know who. Kanye West and Kid Cudi go to WAR on social media Who is Kid Cudi dating? Rapper trolled over gay rumors once dated Amanda Bynes Kanye West also called out Billie Eilish in the post again despite slamming her recently after he thought that she dissed his rapper friend Travis Scott when she stopped her concert mid-away for a fan who was not feeling well. The 38-year-old hip-hop star claimed that Ye flipped despite speaking about it a few weeks ago. Kid Cudi, who was once signed with Kanye’s G.O.O.D Music, dubbed the ‘Donda’ hitmaker as “dinosaur” in the comments section and then logged into Twitter to drag Kanye for his move. Ye also dropped the reason for the same adding that it was due to his friendship with “you know who” seemingly referring to Pete Davidson. However, it now looks like Kanye has again got issues with Cudi as the Grammy-winning rapper took to Instagram to take shots at the latter announcing that he won’t be part of ‘Donda 2’. While it might take a few listens to make sense of the album's seemingly muddled introduction, one thing is clear: by the end of this hour-long journey, Cudi has reached his destination.Kanye West and Kid Cudi share one of the tightest bonds in the game despite their beef in the past. Late highlights comes in the form of the unexpected and introspective Phoebe Bridgers collaboration “Lovin’ Me”, in which the song’s protagonists tread a path of self-discovery, and the equally invigorating “The Pale Moonlight”, which utilises sparkling arpeggios and hushed delivery at times to make for effortlessly gripping results. “Elsie’s Baby Boy (flashback)” sees him tackle an unconventional 6/8 time signature atop marching drums and glacial synth pads. By Act 3, ‘Heart of Rose Gold’, he’s in his element. Pop Smoke and Skepta), he tries his hand at drill, deftly weaving in and out of pizzicato violin passages.

On “Heaven on Earth”, the Cleveland singer, rapper and producer glides with ease over twinkling music box melodies, and on the electrifying “Show Out” (feat. Things get progressively better with Act 2, where he begins to take more risks and sounds more self-assured. Largely zeroing in on current rap trends, this run of songs lacks individuality, with “She Knows This” sounding as though it could have been written for Travis Scott or Lil Uzi Vert. The heavy-handed opening chapter 'Return 2 Madness' – formed of the first five tracks – lives up to its name. Segmented into four ‘acts’ demarcated by short bursts of noise, the album tells a story and increasingly rewards listeners for their patience, with Cudi “fighting to win back his soul” and gradually finding his stride over the course of the project. As its liner notes explain, Scott Mescudi is continually plagued by dark thoughts, which manifest themselves in the form of his imaginary nemesis, Mr. In essence, The Chosen is a concept album, picking up where its two predecessors left off.

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