love.

Noemi Lozano, Copy Editor
March 11, 2015

On Mar. 3, 2015, Scott Mescudi, known as his stage name Kid Cudi, dropped his unreleased track “love.,” from his previous album Satellite Flight: The Journey to Mother Moon, to his fans on SoundCloud. The Cleveland rapper previously announced his upcoming work on Man on the Moon 3 in February, leaving his 1.1 million Twitter followers around the world astonished when he tweeted a link to this unexpected track. The song is a five-minute combination of his soft lullaby voice, a relaxed melody and emotional yet inspirational lyrics produced by Dot Da Genius and Mescudi himself; “love.” has already reached a total of 31.6 thousand likes on SoundCloud. The lyrics consist of Mescudi pouring his heart out to fans as well as positive words of encouragement such as “Don’t be so down, come on young homie, you’ll be okay, you’ll find real love/ all of the stories, the hero gets lonely/ now is the time to show what you’re made of.” Mescudi let the song out to the public with a positive message of “For you. Hope it brings you some peace if you have a lonely heart out there.” As fans anxiously wait for the release of MOTM3, this single will suffice.

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Noemi Lozano, Copy Editor

Senior Noemi Lozano will be part of The Downey Legend for her second year as copy editor by taking on the responsibility of making important documents needed to have a successful deadline. She first heard about The Downey Legend from a photographer her sophomore year and joined her junior year where it really helped her become more social. “Freshmen year I was really shy and now I can’t stop talking,” Lozano said. She is a big people person but one of her biggest pet peeves is when people say her name wrong or mistakenly call her Naomi.

One of Lozano’s favorite shows is Orange is the New Black. During her free time she listens to her favorite artist Kid Cudi .One of Lozano’s goals is to move to San Francisco. “I just want to get away from here and explore,” Lozano said. Another goal of hers would be working with kids, because she wants to follow in her older sisters’ footsteps: one is 25 years old and teaches children with special needs, and the other is a 28 years old speech therapist.