Beyoncé’s devoted super fans (the Beyhive) reportedly served as the inspiration behind the Donald Glover co-created series, . Now, Taylor Swift’s Swifties appear to be the inspiration behind M. Night Shyamalan’s latest film, .
However, there are two special musician cameos that are stealing the show (sorry, ). Kid Cudi and Russ are featured on the movie’s . But, they lent their star power to the project as well.
So, what role do they play? Continue below for more information. Who Do Kid Cudi & Russ Play In M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Trap?’ According to , Kid Cudi and Russ traded their musical persona for a fictional rock star.
Without giving too much of the plot away, Kid Cudi’s role is listed as “The Thinker.” Russ, on the other hand, is cast as “Parker Wayne.” Both entertainers took to their respective social media pages to discuss their appearance in the motion picture.
“TRAP is out now, and I couldn’t be more proud,” wrote Cudi. “Such a wonderful time with the most beautiful people. M.
Night Shyamalan, thank you for your embrace, your love, and support. I told you this was a dream come true for me, and I appreciate you for giving me the chance to come take the ride.” Russ focused his gratitude on the soundtrack placement, writing: “I’m on a song in the new M.
Night Shyamalan movie 😳😳 insane.” I’m on a song in the new M Night Shyamalan movie 😳😳 insane — SANTIAGO (@russdiemon) View viewers’ reaction to their onscreen appearance below. I was fangirling so hard watching Trap tonight my bf gave me the side eye 😂 loved seeing you on screen ! 💜 — Jennifer ➖ (@jayvanegas) was not expecting in trap and fuck that was an amazing appearance😂 — Batman & Robzyn (@TwerkGawd_) Went to see Trap, My Brother with his role.
.. Lmao — Donnie Blaq (Jurai Media) 📸🎙🐱 (@DonnieBlaq) Even better on rewatch.
More people need to talk ab how great is in this film, had me laughing my ass off. — Jackson (@Jax415_) . was insane in def made me cheer in the theater 😂 — ez (@BusDr1v3rrr) Just saw & in the movie "Trap"! — 🅷🅾🅼🅸🅴·🏴☠️ (@MalwareHomie) had me dying in his last scene.
— Brandon Norwood (@bjntweets).
