Hear Kid Cudi, Eminem’s new song ‘Adventures of Moon Man and Slim Shady’

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in a video post Kid Cudi shared via Twitter on Wednesday.In a lyric video for the song, the rappers appear as animated characters as they rap about recovery and current events, among other subjects. “Yeah, it’s been a minute, but I’m back in it,” Kid Cudi raps at the opening of his first verse, which discuss late-night jaunts, his stint in rehab and going through the “dark and the light.”Eminem broaches the topics of the COVID-19 pandemic and police brutality in his verse. “Half of us walking around like a zombie apocalypse,” he raps. “Other half are just pissed off and don’t want to wear a mask.” Later, Eminem raps, “Prayers for George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery/How the f–k is it that so many cops are dirty?” The lyrics also refer to a.

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