Kid Cudi Was Closer to Being in 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Than You Might Think
Kid Cudi's journey through the astral landscape has remained largely metaphorical, serving as the basis for his pair of undeniable classics Man on the Moon: The End of Day and Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager. However, Scott Mescudi was actually much closer to some truly interstellar action than many might assume:
@KidCudi you really should have a role in a Star Wars film. I can picture it so perfectly.
— iE (@yaboicruz) September 7, 2015
I auditioned!! That whole experience alone was WILD. Happy I was able to get in the room and try! Blessed! https://t.co/fWF1U0sUNb
— The Chosen One (@KidCudi) September 7, 2015
Of course, the potential for top-tier Cudi within the context of the revamped Star Wars universe is almost overwhelming. Would Cudi have been a Jedi? Sith Lord? Experimental artist frequenting the Mos Eisley Cantina for inspiration?
Unless some savvy hero starts an online petition demanding Disney commit to a Star Wars spinoff starring Kid Cudi and Shia LaBeouf (makes sense), the world may never know the joyous answers to such questions.
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