Kid Cudi vs. Crookers - Day 'N' Nite

Once in a while, a supposedly undergound song coming from a "niche" scene hits the mainstream and becomes a well-deserved massive hit.
JayDee's "Plastic Dreams" or LFO's "LFO" among others did it with the rave scene, Mr Oizo's quirky "Flat Beat" or Roman Flugel's "Gehts Noch?" exposed minimal techno ; Lil Louis' "French Kiss", Ultra Nate's "Free" or Crystal Waters' "Gypsy Woman" did the same for US house and garage ; where Justice vs Simian's "Never Be Alone" was the perfect summary of the mid 00's electro-rock mashup.
These song encapsulate the 'air du temps' and add an extra timeless gimmick that make them both the soundtrack of an era for those who live it, and an odd but finally totally infectious radio hit for the unsuspecting mainstream.
Well, Crookers' version of Kid Cudi's minor coolish teeny hip-hop hit does exactly that : it perfectly represents the "fidget house" movement and brings it to another level of absolutely modern twisted electronic danceable pop music. Magnificient!