A kid named Cudi.

“I don’t smoke weed anymore. I’ll leave it to the kids. I’m 27 with a business to run and I need to be alert and focused with my mind strong. For those who still get it on, smoke one in my memory as your favorite lonely stoner.

This is not a joke. I know most of you wanna see me all drugged out and fucked up and I know misery loves company, but I’m sorry those days are over. I had a good run, Amsterdam and all. I’m happy being sober. I’m happy being a new me. I don’t give a fuck who thinks of me different, you didn’t care about me in the first place if you can’t be proud and happy for me for growing and starting a new chapter. I’m not your puppet or your tap dancing drug addict here to be your miserable muse, i always made music for me to help myself find understanding. I have finally learned from the words in my songs. I love who loves me and who really cares about me.

Learn from this, there’s always light at the end of the tunnel. Hell does have an exit, and I found it. For those who are looking for a way out, I left the door open, and I’ll be waiting for whoever wants to grow with me. Peace and love, Cudi.”

This is crazy.

I was on my twitter and I just read some tweet about this girl called called Lady Gaga. I research about her next single entitled "Judas". And I read the news and it is true. Read it.

The title track (and first single) from Lady Gaga's upcoming album Born This Way is still laying waste to sales records, but the singer is already contemplating the album's second showpiece. On Monday, just before she took the stage at New York's Madison Square Garden, where she was taping an HBO concert special, Gaga tweeted a lyric from "Judas," which she already confirmed will be the second single from Born This Way.

"I'm just a Holy Fool, oh baby he's so cruel, but I'm still in love with Judas, baby," Gaga wrote on Twitter.

During a conversation with Carson Daly on his radio show last week, Gaga described the song as a much darker entry than "Born This Way."

"It's about always falling in love with the wrong man over and over again," she explained to Daly. " 'Judas' is a very, very dark song. It's rad."

Rolling Stone recently got to hear six tracks from Born This Way, including "Judas." " 'Judas' is a classic Lady Gaga pop banger with three huge hooks, a thumping house music breakdown and a vocal part that borrows a bit of Rihanna's distinctive cadence," wrote Rolling Stone's Matthew Perpetua.

Gaga just kicked off the latest leg of the Monster Ball Tour, which saw her open in Atlantic City before tearing into the first of two Madison Square Garden shows (the second, which will also be taped for the HBO special, is Tuesday night, February 22). There is no release date set for "Judas" yet, but Born This Way is scheduled to be dropped on May 23 and the video for "Born This Way" should be appearing soon — at least according to another Gaga tweet.

"Just finished editing Born This Way video!" she wrote shortly after tweetingthe "Judas" lyric. "Announcement Soon!"

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1658399/lady-gaga-single-judas.jhtml 

And about lady gaga's next single, JUDAS. What's up with that one? Letting everyone know you're in love with JUDAS? That's just sick."