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Pursuit of Happiness, produced by Ratatat and featuring MGMT is Kid Cudi‘s third single from the upcoming album Man On The Moon: The End Of Day. Before only a radio rip was available. Hey, they still got radio in th states. So nineties.

As hipster as it gets. An alternative rock group, electronic producers and a rapper. All three musical elements in one song. Wait for the video with carrot cuts, funky glasses, ironic poses, homoeroticism and colourful colours. Vice magazine should be proud.The End of Day.

What is the rapping hipsters passion for space about anyways? Lil Wayne is a marsian, Kanye West ripped Daft Punks space stage to orchestrate hisself as the “greatest star of the universe” and Kid Cudi is the man on the moon. Escaping the world economic crisis on a pursuit of happiness?

Lets speak about the song. Somebody give  the Kid a hug! I guess somebody did after Excuse my Mood. Sky wont fall once he got it. Sky, space and emotions all over. I just heard somebody say hipsters aint nothing but painted Emos. Proven right.

Sorry for sounding like a hater, the music is cool and Cudi is a cool dude. Its just that I realise I wrote three posts in a row about music I appreciate but will hardly listen to. Somebody get me to lala land, a place without having to work like a mule for small change, no aggressions that your speakers have to reflect, all about falling in love, being a cute kid and enyojing  peacefull moonlight. Somebody give me a hug! Your boy’s gone emo! I guess I’ll be fine once I get it. I’ll be good.

Kid Cudi featuring Ratatat, MGMT – Pursuit of Happiness

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Kid Cudi and Ratatat worked together for two songs ond Cudi‘s album and plan on releasing an album togehter.