Musician and actor Kid Cudi is pissed. Someone filmed him making out with another guy. However he’s not annoyed that they’re going to release it, he’s annoyed that they won’t.
He’s in Sundance to promote the premiere of the movie, called James White, and what he’s wants the world to know if that he wishes they hadn’t cut a scene on him kissing another guy from the film.
AllHipHop spoke to Kid Cudi, who said “I’m mad [Josh Mond, the director] cut out my kissing scenes with David [Call]…We made out so many times — and it was so good! That’s my only gripe [with the film].”
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Cudi has previously appeared in the likes of Need For Speed and Two Night Stand.
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