Font & design examined: Vultures by Kanye West

Identifying the fonts used on the Vultures vol. 1 & 2 album cover.

Vultures by Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign has generated significant controversy since release. Developed during a tumultuous period in West’s life, it features bold experimental tracks and provocative themes that challenge listeners and critics. The controversy primarily centers around the album’s lyrical content, which some believe crosses boundaries of taste and decency. Additionally, the sudden release and the lack of traditional promotion have fueled speculation and debate about the album’s intentions and West’s creative direction. Fans are divided, with some praising its innovation and others questioning the ethical implications of its messages.

Identifying the Vultures vol. 1 & vol. 2 main title font

The Vultures logotype is what’s known as a Black Letter font, also sometimes referred to as Gothic Script. Similar examples include Engravers Old English and Monotype Engravers.

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