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Kid Cudi, the Man on the Moon, or even Mr. Rager are a few of the nicknames artist Scott Mescudi is known by. His influence and talent has been appreciated by many since he first emerged as a rapper from Cleveland in 2008. Since then, he's produced countless classics for our generation and has experimented with different sounds for our hearing pleasure. Last week I got the chance to see him perform for the second time at Revention Music Center and he had me leaving the venue an even bigger fan than I already was. The first time I saw Kid Cudi was in 2016 when he performed at the same exact venue and I was a junior in high school. At the time, I was excited to see Kid Cudi but was apprehensive because I didn't enjoy his last two albums. This time, as a freshman in college, I was more than stoked to see him because he was touring for his newest album Passion, Pain, & Demon Slayin'. This particular tour resonated with me more because I actually enjoyed his latest album and also because this was his first time touring since he came out of rehab for his depression. I was excited to see how differently he would be from the last time I saw him before he got help. If you've been a Kid Cudi fan since Man On The Moon came out then you know what I mean when I say that Kid Cudi's music helped you through difficult times in life. As a fan, you wouldn't feel so alone because Kid Cudi's songs addressed things that you possibly felt as well so to see him get help for his problems and come…

If I had the chance to talk to anyone for 30 minutes living or dead I think I would have to talk to an artist by the name Kid Cudi. He is a rapper who i have grown up listening to since i was 12 years old. His music is a mix of hip hop and alternative rock and it has such a unique twist to it. His real name is Scott Ramon Seguro Mescudi, but he goes mostly just by Kid Cudi. I would want to have a conversation with Kid Cudi and ask him about his experiences that have shaped him as the person he…

It is here that Millay establishes that she has experienced love and is directly speaking to somebody who hurt her as a result of her vesting her trust in this person. Instead of hypothetically speaking of the experience of other’s heartbreak, Millay alludes to her own, and how desperately she wanted to swear off love due to the pain she experienced “in a difficult hour” (9) as she was “pinned down”, “moaning”, and “nagged”, (10-11) none of which present a positive connotation of her memory of…

Welcome to the beautiful and distinguished Sinclair family; welcome to American perfection. We Were Liars illustrates a perfect family living the Dream life; private island, grand houses, big family, picnics on the beach and boat rides to the vineyard. The novel indicates abstract concepts of love, loss and youth, and demonstrates topics of tragic heroes, sibling rivalry and political power. Harris Sinclair, the patriarch of the family, is the American ideal. He is the Sinclair family, and…

deepest memories are of sadness, heartbreak and Ilsa, his/former love. Throughout their character arcs, both characters let their memories dictate their actions both emotionally and as motivation and at the end of both men's journeys both characters come to terms with their past. Both characters emerge as heroes and become better men…

Welcome back to our list of the most ridiculous murders of all time. Or at least the most ridiculous murders in recent history. We covered half of them in part one, but they get even stranger here in part two. Read below for more. Number Five: The Murder of Sandra Neace Stanley Neace was recognized for having a terrible anger problem, as alleged by his own landlord. In fact, it was his anger problem which led the landlord to being the process of evicting Stanley. But before Stanley could be…

in the depth of winter. You are left to fend for yourself as well as an unborn child. Imagine that you are no longer welcome in a place where you once were. You have to flee for your life and stay in hiding to survive. A book that is recommended for mature, young-adult readers Pam Jenoff’s historical fiction novel, The Orphan’s Tale, is an inspiring, heartwarming, and heart-wrenching tale of sacrificial love and survival in the darkest times. Taking place during war-torn Europe, young Noa has…

The Semifinalist shows are always the best when it comes to finding out who will do their best in front of a live audience. When it comes to being the best for America, being live from Hollywood is part of the equation. As the acts continue to absorb the spotlight, the semifinals offer up a look at who might choke when some of the elements (the audience and Simon’s desire to hit the red button) are uncontrollable. Here’s to hoping everyone has epic performances on AGT! May the best acts move…

Being in labor is a stressful time for mothers, and everyone has their own specific wishes for their birth experience. I plan to support all wishes that I can of laboring mothers, as well as coach them through the process with positivity. It is important to make the experience memorable in the best way possible for these patients. Unfortunately, labor and birth doesn’t always turn out as planned. Even if there are complications during the process, I want to impact my patients the same by…

This reveals that the detainees’ hearts ache for the day when they are reunited with their families. These men love their wives and children, whether the kids are unborn or living. Although separated, the detainees still fondly think of their wives they left behind. Kamua tries not to think of Muthoni because he knows he will begin to miss her, but when he does he gets excited to see her again This is revealed when Thiong’o writes “His heart beat faster. He felt desire and a warmth thrilled…