Talk:The Graduate (album)

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How is it said that this album title is a parody of Kanye West? I have heard that it is called the Graduate because MC Lars graduated from college recently. This stinks to me of original "research" or unsubstantiated claims. If no one refutes this in a week, I'll remove it. --- Moham

I agree. If you're going to say the title parodies Kanye West, then 21 Concepts parodies 50 Cent's 21 Questions, etc. --- Rockingbeat

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