Wale Explains Reconciliation With Kid Cudi, Says They Talk All The Time Now

In late February, Wale and Kid Cudi publicly squashed their ongoing beef when they exchanges pleasantries on Twitter, but there's more to the story. The Maybach Music Group recording artist recently discussed how the two reconciled after disrespectful comments were thrown back and forth from each other in the previous months.
Wale tells Complex, in a recent interview, that it was Cudi who first extended the olive branch.
"Cudi just called me. He was like, 'Man, I f***s with you man, you know?' We just had a real brother conversation. It was a long conversation, but a lot of things needed to be said," Wale told the magazine's website. "Some of the things that he said hurt and I'm sure some of the things I've said or done probably hurt. The n**** told me what was on his mind and I respect that."
The D.C. rapper also revealed that Cudi is set to make a guest appearance on his upcoming sophomore album, explaining that the unnamed track has a "Camp Lo vibe."
Sometimes, after two rappers squash their beef, they leave it at that with a "you do you, I'll do me" attitude. But Wale says the pair are cool with one another again.
"We talk all the time now. We talk about what's going on in life. The thing about me and him is we always talk about what's going on beyond music," said Wale. "We always used to do that and now we're back on that now."
Their beef first started in September when Cudi took offense to a line Wale spit on a freestyle called "Thank You," in which the DC rapper referenced Cudi's infamous fan assault. In response, Cudi called the jab "wack," and said it was "a simple-ass rhyme by a simple-ass rapper."
Despite the insults, things have been resolved.