KID CUDI

KID CUDI

Scott Mescudi, better known by his stage name Kid Cudi, is an American actor, Grammy Award winning musician and multi-platinum recording artist from Cleveland, Ohio. Cudi first debuted on the music scene in 2008 and quickly rose to the top of the Billboard charts. His first studio album Man on the Moon: The End of Day received widespread industry praise and set the stage for his subsequent successful endeavors. Over the course of his musical career, Cudi has made exceptional contributions to the music industry and many prominent artists claim his discography as a significant source of stylistic inspiration. As of 2022, Cudi has released ten studio albums and has sold over 22 million records. His most recent album, Entergalactic, released in September 2022 in tandem with the companion Emmy-nominated NETFLIX animated project. His next highly anticipated album, Insano, will be released in 2024. In 2010, Cudi ventured into acting and starred in the critically acclaimed HBO comedy series "How to Make it in America". From there, he went on to star in Josh Mond’s "James White, Need for Speed" (DreamWorks), "Entourage" (Warner Bros.) and Reed Morano’s "Meadowland". He has appeared in HBO’s award-winning series "Westworld", was recently seen in HBO limited series "We Are Who We Are" created by Luca Guadagnino, the indie film "Dreamland" starring opposite Gary Oldman and in a supporting role in "Bill & Ted Face the Music" (MGM). On the feature side, Cudi was most recently seen as one of the leads of A24’s X, written and directed by Ti West and produced by Sam Levinson. In 2021, he appeared in Adam McKay’s DON'T LOOK UP alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence. He can also be seen in Disney+’s CRATER produced by 21 Laps, HOUSE PARTY with Jacob Latimore, and is currently developing the Netflix film TEDDY which he will produce with Jeymes Samuel and Jay-Z. The film will make his directorial debut and he will star in it as well. Other films he has coming up shortly are SILENT NIGHT with Joel Kinnaman, URSA MAJOR with Jessica Biel and the animated feature TROLLS BAND TOGETHER with Justin Timberlake, Camila Cabello, Anna Kendrick and more. Cudi’s Amazon documentary, A Man Named Scott, recently premiered to great reviews and highlights how he became one of the most influential musicians and cultural figures over the last 15 years. In 2020, Cudi founded the production and music management company, MAD SOLAR, backed by Bron Studios, which provides corporate back office and production support, including financing, marketing, and sales. To supplement his artistic projects and fuel his longtime interest in fashion, Cudi has notably partnered with Giuseppe Zanotti, Bape and Coach on multiple campaigns and innovative collaborations. He recently launched his debut collection from his clothing line Members of the Rage (MOTR) at Paris Fashion Week in January 2023. Most recently, he can be seen in a Calvin Klein campaign alongside Kendall Jenner, Alexa Demie and Jungkook. Cudi’s work as a mental health advocate has also cemented his deeply rooted impact on pop culture.

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KID CUDI

Scott Mescudi, better known by his stage name Kid Cudi, is an American actor, Grammy Award winning musician and multi-platinum recording artist from Cleveland, Ohio. Cudi first debuted on the music scene in 2008 and quickly rose to the top of the Billboard charts. His first studio album Man on the Moon: The End of Day received widespread industry praise and set the stage for his subsequent successful endeavors. Over the course of his musical career, Cudi has made exceptional contributions to the music industry and many prominent artists claim his discography as a significant source of stylistic inspiration. As of 2022, Cudi has released ten studio albums and has sold over 22 million records. His most recent album, Entergalactic, released in September 2022 in tandem with the companion Emmy-nominated NETFLIX animated project. His next highly anticipated album, Insano, will be released in 2024. In 2010, Cudi ventured into acting and starred in the critically acclaimed HBO comedy series "How to Make it in America". From there, he went on to star in Josh Mond’s "James White, Need for Speed" (DreamWorks), "Entourage" (Warner Bros.) and Reed Morano’s "Meadowland". He has appeared in HBO’s award-winning series "Westworld", was recently seen in HBO limited series "We Are Who We Are" created by Luca Guadagnino, the indie film "Dreamland" starring opposite Gary Oldman and in a supporting role in "Bill & Ted Face the Music" (MGM). On the feature side, Cudi was most recently seen as one of the leads of A24’s X, written and directed by Ti West and produced by Sam Levinson. In 2021, he appeared in Adam McKay’s DON'T LOOK UP alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence. He can also be seen in Disney+’s CRATER produced by 21 Laps, HOUSE PARTY with Jacob Latimore, and is currently developing the Netflix film TEDDY which he will produce with Jeymes Samuel and Jay-Z. The film will make his directorial debut and he will star in it as well. Other films he has coming up shortly are SILENT NIGHT with Joel Kinnaman, URSA MAJOR with Jessica Biel and the animated feature TROLLS BAND TOGETHER with Justin Timberlake, Camila Cabello, Anna Kendrick and more. Cudi’s Amazon documentary, A Man Named Scott, recently premiered to great reviews and highlights how he became one of the most influential musicians and cultural figures over the last 15 years. In 2020, Cudi founded the production and music management company, MAD SOLAR, backed by Bron Studios, which provides corporate back office and production support, including financing, marketing, and sales. To supplement his artistic projects and fuel his longtime interest in fashion, Cudi has notably partnered with Giuseppe Zanotti, Bape and Coach on multiple campaigns and innovative collaborations. He recently launched his debut collection from his clothing line Members of the Rage (MOTR) at Paris Fashion Week in January 2023. Most recently, he can be seen in a Calvin Klein campaign alongside Kendall Jenner, Alexa Demie and Jungkook. Cudi’s work as a mental health advocate has also cemented his deeply rooted impact on pop culture.

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