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10 Myths About Kanye West Graduation Album Poster

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작성자 Winston
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hq720.jpgYe, the influential artist, pushed the boundaries of creativity with the release of his highly anticipated album, *Graduation*. Launched on in the fall of 2007, *Graduation* completed the trilogy of Kanye’s education-themed albums, following *The College Dropout* and *Late Reg*.

The *Graduation album* wasn't just an album; it was a cultural event. Featuring hits like *Stronger*, the album illustrated his departure from traditional rap, blending elements of house music with his unique lyrical flow.

One of the most recognizable aspects of the *Graduation album* is its visual design, in collaboration with the famous Japanese artist Murakami. The *Graduation cover* showcased Kanye's iconic bear mascot, being launched into a brightly animated world. This marriage of Kanye's evolving sound and Murakami’s pop-art aesthetic reflected the album’s themes of ambition and success.

Fans were impressed with the *Graduation* for its sonic evolution. Kanye worked alongside notable producers like Daft Punk to create a sound that pushed musical boundaries. The result was an album that garnered widespread praise, but also paved the way for genre fusion.

One of the standout tracks on the album is *the track Stronger*, which sampled Daft Punk’s *Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger (2001)*. Stronger embodied the genre-crossing experimentation. It instantly transformed into a worldwide anthem, leading charts internationally. The Stronger music video, directed by legendary director Hype Williams, was heavily influenced by anime and sci-fi.

Another notable track is *Good Life*, featuring the vocal styling of T-Pain. The track radiates good vibes, mirroring the album’s themes of joy. It became an anthem for triumph and success.

With its lyrics, *the Graduation album* addresses topics of the price of stardom. Kanye reflects on his desire for validation, throughout the album remaining introspective. Songs like *Can't Tell Me Nothing* highlight Kanye’s complex relationship with success.

*The Graduation album* was not just a critically acclaimed album; it signaled a pivotal moment in Kanye's trajectory. The body of work set the stage for his subsequent albums, particularly 808s & Heartbreak.

hq720.jpg*Graduation* remains a enduring album, continuing to inspire generations.

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