Kid Cudi’s New Members of the Rage Line Launches First Drop

Cudi's stacked 2022 is also set to include the unveiling of 'Entergalactic,' which he previously told fans will mark the "greatest piece of art" he's done.

Kid Cudi is pictured smiling during a live show
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Kid Cudi is pictured smiling during a live show

Members of the Rage has opened its doors to the world.

Friday, Kid Cudi’s new line—which he previously described as being “years” in the making—kicked off sales for its first drop. Featured is a previously teased t-shirt design showcasing a logo designed by NIGO and Cudi, who this week linked up for the I Know NIGO collab “Want It Bad.”

For more info on the inaugural Members of the Rage drop, head to the line’s official Windows 98-inspired website, designed by Cudi. The t-shirt in question ($395) launched Friday in a wide variety of different colorways, all of which are pictured below.

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The larger Members of the Rage line is billed as a “collection by Scott Mescudi” that’s a “fusion of 90s grunge, hip-hop, and the distant future.” 

This week, Cudi responded to a fan’s price-centered request with a friendly reminder that Members of the Rage “ain’t merch.” 

1.This aint merch 2. It aint cheap ill say that haha https://t.co/ECqjzN9TTi

— The Chosen One (@KiDCuDi) February 17, 2022

The Don’t Look Up actor also showed off a design from his new line in a trio of fit pics, later confirming the t-shirt he was wearing at the time would indeed be available on Friday.

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— The Chosen One (@KiDCuDi) February 17, 2022

Amid the run-up to the Rage drop, Cudi addressed the tone of some recent news mentions. In a tweeted message that opened with “Dear media,” Cudi asked that “any other shit in the news that’s negative” not be included in coverage of any of his ongoing projects.

2022 should prove to be a particularly fruitful one for Cudi fans, especially with Entergalactic now being truly on the horizon. In January, Cudi referred to the multi-component experience as the “greatest piece of art” he’s ever made. 

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