Kid Cutty recently just dropped a new album called Insano and it's kind of nice to see him, you know, flourish in his career and kind of develop his catalog, regardless of the way that I feel about his album or not.

Because from a very young age, especially when he started to drop Man of the Moon 1, Man of the Moon 2, even in the Cut, I was always invested into his career.

And for this episode, it was very special going back into his catalog because it just reminded me how much of a legacy artist he is. How many different songs does he have in his

catalog that not only mean a lot to his career, but maybe to the hip hop community and to the

world as a whole. So for today's episode, guys, Lou and I are going to be going through our top 10

Kid Cutty songs, each our own respective list. And if you guys are new to the audio experience, turn on the notification bell on Spotify,

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But Lou, let's talk some Kid Cutty, all right? Because going back into the old

Man of the Moon installments and going back into maybe like even passion, for example, there were

certain songs where I had a bit of a debate, but ultimately I think my list today is going to be

composed a lot. And I mean a lot of some earlier mixtapes in the Man of the Moon series. So where did

you go with this list?

Yeah, I mean, a lot of my stuff is definitely going to be featuring quite a few songs off

of the original Man in the Moon, which I think is still Kid Cuddy's Mecca album,

like the best one, the one that people always referred to and still listen to to this day.

And I feel like that's sort of the way that I feel about my list for the most part

is that I feel like we're entering a phase right now where yes Kid Cuddy is still dropping new

records but he's more of a legacy artist now we're more so interested in like revisiting the classics

and spinning those versus pulling from the new if that makes sense I feel like a lot of people

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