Kid Cudi Clarifies Comments on Songwriting and Drake, Attends GQ’s Men Of The Year Party

Kid Cudi has clarified that he wasn’t trying to diss Drake when he discussed how he writes all of his own songs on Twitter. Amidst the ongoing controversy surrounding ghostwriting in the hip-hop industry, fans speculated that Cudi was taking a shot at the Toronto rapper by boasting about his songwriting abilities.

In response to a fan’s theory that Lil Yachty wrote his song “Superboy,” Cudi firmly stated, “No one writes my lyrics EVER. Every song you have ever heard from me, I wrote.” He explained that credits on songs can be misleading, often attributing names of producers or sample sources. Cudi emphasized the pride he takes in writing the lyrics for all 12 of his albums and clarified that his comments were not meant as a diss towards Drake.

This recent clarification comes after Cudi previously discussed his relationship with Drake in 2022, where he expressed his admiration for the Toronto rapper despite their differences. Cudi made it clear that his intention was not to throw shade at Drake and that he holds no ill will towards him.

Fans can stay updated on Kid Cudi’s latest updates and music by following him on Twitter. As the hip-hop community continues to navigate the complexities of songwriting and authenticity, Cudi’s commitment to writing his own lyrics stands as a testament to his artistry and integrity in the industry.