Kid Cudi f/ King Chip "Just What Iam" (Produced By Kid Cudi)

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when cudi hair get good?

he lookin like a petey rican :whoo:

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song is fire though, i cant wait for Cruel Summer
 

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Did Chip Tha Ripper change his name to King Chip?


Can't listen to the song at work so I don't know if that's him in the song or not.
 

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Did Chip Tha Ripper change his name to King Chip?


Can't listen to the song at work so I don't know if that's him in the song or not.

Yes...

Chip also announced his name change: “There has never been any rap artist to get as much paper as me and or sell as many units as me without ever having a company backing. I am King Chip. Actually born in the ghetto slums of east Cleveland, Ohio.”

“Rest in Peace my mentor & former King Hawk,” he continued. “His death made me….King Chip. My birth name is Charles Jawanzaa Worth. Jawanzaa is Swahili and it means ‘great leader and great warrior’. Look it up. I am King Chip,” he added.
 
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Chip also announced his name change: “There has never been any rap artist to get as much paper as me and or sell as many units as me without ever having a company backing. I am King Chip. Actually born in the ghetto slums of east Cleveland, Ohio.”

“Rest in Peace my mentor & former King Hawk,” he continued. “His death made me….King Chip. My birth name is Charles Jawanzaa Worth. Jawanzaa is Swahili and it means ‘great leader and great warrior’. Look it up. I am King Chip,” he added.

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Cudi is one of the best hook makers in urban music history. His first album is a personal classic, and I like part 2 as well, but I heard WZRD was horrible so I stayed away from it.
 
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