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In a Facebook letter posted late Tuesday night, Kid Cudi shared with fans that he was checking himself into rehab to learn the skills needed to tackle depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts. 

"I am not at peace," he wrote. "My anxiety and depression have ruled my life for as long as I can remember and I never leave the house because of it ... Its time I fix me. I'm nervous but I'mma get through this."

Since published, Twitter users have rallied around the rapper. Amidst the prayers and thoughts being sent his way, the hashtag #YouGoodMan appeared to reduce stigma around discussing mental health issues in the black community.  Read more...

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