Not only was WZRD a large dent in Cudi's reputation, his guest spot on the Cruel Summer album, "Creepers", was interpreted by most Cudi fans as a disappointment. And to say the response to the release was lukewarm would be a gross understatement.
Cudi decided, on a whim, he was going to create the rock album WZRD. However, when one is critically and commercially popular, it can lead to slight issues with ego. Both of the installments in the Man on the Moon series have been critically well-received. According to friends of mine, he also creates some of the greatest stoner tunes in the business. Cudi is typically regarded highly in the hip-hop community for being accompanied by almost nightmarish production and sense of rhythm/harmony, even though he doesn't have the greatest voice. He's a result of the resurgence of introspective pop music after the release of 808s and Heartbreak, along with Drake and a few others. Review Summary: Experimental production and sluggish vocals might bore or alienate some, but the album is still an interesting experience for those wishing to expand their minds.
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