Kid Cudi recently shared a music video for "Ill What I Bleed," a new single from his upcoming studio album, Insano, which is scheduled to arrive in January 24.
Cudi released the track last month, alongside another song titled "Most Ain't Dennis." However, "Ill What I Bleed" was available only on Soundcloud.
"This is not the 2nd single, just a lil taste from the album while u wait. Official 2nd single drops in a few weeks, and faces will f*ckin melt," he shared in an Instagram caption.
Cudi and Jason Goldwatch co-directed the visual for "Ill What I Bleed," which shows the rapper enjoying his days in Seoul, dancing through the streets, performing for fans as he moves around showing off his chains.
Cudi, clad in several clean outfits, sings, "No wonder why them suckers hatin', just 'cause I'm me (Yeah, yeah)."
"I'm sorry for the delay everybody but I'm a perfectionist. And things gotta be right," Cudi had told fans last month when he decided to postpone the album's release.
"I want to make sure that everything lines up and I give y'all the best version of myself," Cudi wrote in his statement. "This album is amazing and I want to make sure I present it in the best way for y'all."
Insano will be the seventh and final album from Cudi with Republic Records.
(Photo: Pamela Littky)
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