"The Adventures of Moon Man & Slim Shady" is a song by American rappers Kid Cudi and Eminem. It was released as a stand-alone single on July 10, 2020. The song was produced by frequent Kid Cudi collaborator Dot da Genius, along with J Gramm and co-production by Eminem. The song's title refers to Cudi's moniker, the "Moon Man" and Eminem's alter-ego, Slim Shady. Background On May 7, 2020, Kid Cudi tweeted "rap god. Help!", sparking speculation about what it might mean. Rapper Lil Wayne had Eminem on his Apple Music show "Young Money Radio" on May 8 and informed Eminem about Cudi's tweet, of which Eminem said he had been unaware. Then, on July 3, Kid Cudi tweeted again, this time writing "7/10/2020", which some publications speculated might be referring to new music. The song was announced on July 8, when Kid Cudi posted a video of his daughter teasing the song. Eminem confirmed his involvement the following day and Kid Cudi released the cover art. Kid Cudi reacted to Eminem's verse, saying "Yo bro, you fucking destroyed this shit". NME then ran an article, in which they quote Cudi as implying that he was unhappy with Eminem's verse. Cudi later responded to the publication, saying he never meant anything negative: "Never said this and im not sure how yall came up w it. I was clearly excited about my feature. Never once said I was unhappy about it nor did my energy suggest that. So to NME, get ur shit together and stop spreading LIES". Composition and lyrics "The Adventures of Moon Man & Slim Shady" is backed by ambient synth sounds, a hip hop drum beat, a low bass line and orchestral-style strings. Vultures Chris Murphy said "Although the title suggests equal billing between the two rappers, technically it's a Kid Cudi song featuring Eminem, and it sounds like it. Cudi takes the first half of the song, before Eminem takes the back half. In Kid Cudi's verse, he raps about his jaunts and his "stint in rehab". In Eminem's verse, he references the COVID-19 pandemic, the murders of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery, while criticizing anti-maskers, police brutality, and Drew Brees. Eminem also raps about his sobriety, name-dropping known cannabis-smokers Lil Wayne and Snoop Dogg. At the end of the track, Kid Cudi delivers a line in reference to a future continuation of the Man On