• Produced by Rostam Batmanglij
• American shoe company Converse released the song as a promotional single for their "Three Artists. One Song." campaign.
• Also released in a limited edition 7-inch vinyl format

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• Produced by The Jungle Club
• Released in celebration of 420, on April 20, 2009

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• Produced by Dot da Genius
• B-side of "Day n Nite"

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• Produced by Dot da Genius
• Recorded in 2008, released by Dot da Genius in 2012

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• Produced by Kid Cudi
• Cudi reversed the instrumental from his own song "Ghost!", and added new drums and guitar.

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• Produced by Cudi and Dot da Genius, collectively known as WZRD
• Samples dialogue by Tupac Shakur from the 1992 film Juice, as well as vocals by English rock band Pink Floyd from their 1979 song "Goodbye Cruel World"

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• Produced by Kid Cudi
• Contains vocal samples of John F. Kennedy

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• Produced by Dot da Genius and Arkateqq
• Cudi was first performing the song at his concert shows in 2012; later released the song in 2020 as a stand-alone single

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• Produced by WZRD
• Originally meant to be the first single from their debut album, when they were still calling themselves 2 Be Continuum

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• Produced by Take a Daytrip, Dot da Genius and Plain Pat
• Debut single from The Scotts, originally meant to be the first single from their debut album

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• Alternately known as "Done Pimpin"

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• Failed to make Jesus Is King or Donda
• Produced by Ronald Spence Jr.
• Iterations/demos have been recorded by Ant Clemons, the Migos, 2 Chainz, Lil Baby, Mykki Blanco, and Sean Leon among others.

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• Produced by Take a Daytrip
• Alternately known as "Good Time"
• The original version of the track, sans Cudi, was previewed on Juice Wrld's social media via Instagram Live on June 12, 2019; Cudi's feature was added at a later date and leaked on July 12, 2020.

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• Originally meant to feature hip hop duo Clipse
• Failed to make Man on the Moon: The End of Day due to leak
• Leaked among several other demos for Man on the Moon: The End of Day

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• Produced by Emile Haynie
• Alternately known as "Do It Alone"
• Failed to make Man on the Moon: The End of Day due to leak
• Leaked among several other demos for Man on the Moon: The End of Day

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• Failed to make Man on the Moon: The End of Day due to leak
• Leaked among several other demos for Man on the Moon: The End of Day

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• Produced by Kid Cudi and Dot da Genius
• Ultimately released as "Too Bad I Have to Destroy You Now", sans Kanye West
• Unreleased due to sample clearance issues.
• The production samples Daft Punk’s song “Son of Flynn” from the soundtrack to the 2010 film Tron: Legacy. It also samples vocals from Michael Jackson’s “You Rock My World”.

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• Produced by Chad Hugo
• Recorded in 2010, leaked in 2011
• Demo track for an unreleased Street Fighter soundtrack curated by Chad Hugo and Kenna

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• Produced by Blended Babies and Chuck Inglish
• Recorded in 2010, leaked by producers in 2014

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• Produced by Timbaland
• Failed to make Jesus Is King

• Failed to make Man on the Moon: The End of Day due to leak
• Leaked among several other demos for Man on the Moon: The End of Day

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• Leaked in June 2022

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• Alternately known as "N the Evening"

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• Recorded the day after he recorded the original in 2007

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• Leaked in 2009

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• Failed to make Man on the Moon: The End of Day due to leak
• Leaked among several other demos for Man on the Moon: The End of Day

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• Recorded sometime between 2002 and 2003

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• Originally meant for Cudder: The Revolution of Evolution before it was scrapped for Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager

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