Nearly a year first teasing its existence, Kid Cudi has shared an update on his collaborative album with Travis Scott, The Scotts.
The Certified Lover Boy/Donda guest took to Twitter on Friday and responded to a fan who asked if the project with La Flame is still in the works.
“It’ll happen. Not sure when, but it will,” he said.
The update arrives almost a year and a half after Travis and Cudi released their chart-topping collaboration “The Scotts,” which earned the latter his first No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. A few months later, in August 2020, Travis confirmed in an interview with GQ that the pair was already working on a full-length offering.
Elsewhere in his Twitter interactions on Friday, Cudi admitted he’s glad to have reconciled with Drake.
“Happy that the Cudi Drake beef is over,” a fan wrote. Cudi responded, “Me too.”
After years of tension—including Drizzy’s controversial 2016 diss track “Two Birds, One Stone”—the Cleveland artist officially squashed his beef with the 6 God, appearing on Certified Lover Boy highlight “IMY2.” The track also features a sample of a Juice WRLD interview, which many listeners were thrilled to hear.
The full-length collab with Travis—who, like Cudi, appears on both CLB and Donda—isn’t the only project Cudi has in the pipeline, of course. Cudder also teased new solo material on Friday.
“Workin on it,” he responded to a follower who said “we need a whole new Cudi album.”
Back in May, Cudi announced he’d stopped working on the deluxe version of 2020’s Man on the Moon III to focus on his next LP and accompanying Netflix animated series Entergalactic.
“Entergalactic album and show droppin 2022 end of summer!! … Next level shit only. Changing the game as always,” he tweeted.
