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Wireless Festival has been cancelled after Home Office denies Kanye West entry to the UK
Refunds will be issued after weeks of sponsor withdrawals and political backlash.
Apr 7, 2026 • 1:26 PM
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"Graduation Day" is a track by Kanye West, from the album The College Dropout, released 10th February 2004. The track is 1:22 long. It's filed under Hip-Hop/Rap. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 4 articles about Kanye West.
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What in the fuck was that, Kanye? I told you to do some shit for the kids You give me your motherfuckin' graduation ticket right now You give me this motherfuckin' robe before you catch some senioritis You will not walk 'cross that stage, you won't slide across that stage Motherfucker, I can't pull you 'cross that motherfuckin' stage, Kanye Who told you? See, I told you to do something uplifting I'm tryna get you out here with these white people and this how you gon' do me? You know what? You's a nigga And I don't mean that in no nice way Had little kids singin' about the shit, no, the joke's on you You can throw yo' m- ' hands in the air, and wave good-bye to every - body As you get the fuck out of this campus What the f- you gone do now? I'm no longer confused, but don't tell anybody I'm about to break the rules, but don't tell anybody I got something better than school, but don't tell anybody My momma would kill me, so don't tell anybody She wants me to get a good ass job, just like everybody She ain't walked in my shoes, I'm just not everybody
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The UK Home Office say the rapper's presence is 'not conducive to the public good', according to the BBC.
Multiple sponsors have pulled out of the London festival out as a UK visa decision remains pending.
Benn insists Ye has “a legal right” to perform, calling for “forgiveness and hope” as political pressure, sponsor withdrawals and community criticism intensify.