Kid Cudi Paission Pain Demon Slayin Review

With all the unexpected controversy happening in Cudi's life over the last few months, fans were excited to hear that he was actually releasing the new album that was promised. While in the midst of a brief feud with Kanye and openly admitting himself into the hospital for depression, Cudi released two vibrant lead singles Frequency and Surfin. Fans became skeptical towards Cudi, questioning if he would release an album that would meet their expectations and if he created this drama as a publicity stunt.

Well lose your doubt, because like all of the great creatives "pain" is an essential element to art. Passion Pain and Demon Slayin takes audiences on an ecstasy ride. The dynamics of the album is the healing process of Cudi's mind. Unlike Speedin bullet 2 heaven, Cudi stretches that sadness from speedin bullet and takes it on a world spin until he reaches his form of happiness inside of passion and pain. This album is the light end of the tunnel and fans love it. Publicity stunt or not Passion Pain Demon Slayin is a must hear. Kid Cudi has accepted himself and his place in music. With features from Travis Scott, Andre 3000, Pharrell Williams and Willow Smith, his place seems to be a very nice and strategically executed. Well done Cudi!