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Teen Recreates Beyoncé's Lemonade Album Cover On His Graduation Cap And We're So Impressed

He dreamed it, he worked hard 'til he owned it.

We all know Beyoncé cares a lot about the education of black youth.

Last week, the singer announced the four recipients of her recently created Formation Scholars, whose goal is to "encourage and support young women who are unafraid to think outside the box and are bold, creative, conscious and confident."

The scholarship is sending the chosen four women to college for the 2017-2018 academic year, and, judging by their bios, they will be brilliant at whatever field they decide to pursue.

No doubt inspired by Bey's announcement, one high school senior decided to recreate her "Lemonade" album cover on his graduation cap for his graduation ceremony. In the image, Maurice Dane Scott replaces Bey in the iconic shot (fur and all), and emblazons the word "Graduate" in lieu of "Lemonade" over it.

The 18-year-old graduate shared photos of his incredible cap on Twitter, and the response was nothing short of ecstatic.

Loveeeeeeeeeeee it! Rep'N Bey 2 the fullest!

— "JusGorg" (@JusGorg) June 22, 2017

According to Teen Vogue, Scott's high school senior project was named after Bey's fashion line Ivy Park, and another project he worked on involving designing a golf course was inspired by the Grammy winner's 2013 Super Bowl stage.

Scott will be attending Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology this fall and we have no doubt that he will continue to be inspired by Bey there too.

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