I did a whole research paper about graffiti’s history my senior year in high school. Just about everything you said is accurate to what I did. I feel like the biggest toy dawg 😂😅
@donttriptv7289 ай бұрын
Grim want all the smoke.
@OOZiTen9 ай бұрын
Bro just described human history..
@jayrohena50943 ай бұрын
fun fact. fab 5 freddy wasnt a graffiti artist until after he played the character in the movie "wild style".
@heryace982511 күн бұрын
@jayrohena5094 actually freddy started writing in the early 70s with the fabulous 5,hence the name fab5 freddy. One of his most memorable pieces is the Campbell soup car that he wasn't able to finish cause the train pulled out the lay up.
@epischeananas9 ай бұрын
I can fully resentate with this. i myself come from amsterdam in the netherlands and here graffiti developed in a different way than from new york. Here people started writing political statements and the graffiti came out of the punk scene where poeple strated writing thier band names everywhere. Then quick from new york came here and changed into the more well known nyc graff. But i wachted a movie docu about how graffiti started in amsterdam with my dad and he told me that so many people lied. And i first thought "oh he is just saying stuff to i dont really know if to believe him" and then he showed me a bunch of facts that proved him right. Also i talked to a famous graffiti writer that also went to nyc at that time (mickey/mick la rock) and she also said that she saw that a lot of people lie in those kind of movies. Really wierd.
@ulischroder76189 ай бұрын
amsterdam was looking wild in early 80s
@deadendkid919 ай бұрын
No one ever talks about the LA Mexican gang graffiti in the 50’s
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
That's because many graffiti artists are devided on if they feel it counts as being the same as what we do. I'd say by cornbreads standards it does and therefore he certainly isn't the first. I think for this debate (of first graffiti) it certainly is relevant
@Bb99bb99kb4 ай бұрын
@@Theartistblockyou say that because your a culture vulture just like the rest of the lie-tinos we’re on too you buddy.
@dominickgarcia22883 ай бұрын
Could you possible link and article or video about this? its interesting but I can’t find anything about it.
@Bb99bb99kb3 ай бұрын
@@Theartistblock the lies stop here #microphonecheck out now!!! No more guests in hiphop culture every body’s evicted!
@terrenceliburd865511 күн бұрын
@@Bb99bb99kbNah Tariq is not accurate with street / subway art. Cornbread just wrote on the wall. It wasn't creative / artistic
@sunuvliberty_III4 ай бұрын
Reminds me of something a good friend of mine used to say: “you got no pictures, you got no story.”
@dnb-ang9 ай бұрын
Would love to see a video on your knowledge of the history of graffiti. It would be great to learn about the artists who made a huge impact but are not getting the recognition they deserve!
@chris424cm17 күн бұрын
Look up Staff 161 The Ebony Dukes. He's the real authority on the artwork not this toy who runs this channel who talks too fast for no reason.
@davidnorton24739 ай бұрын
The real writers know who is a legend or not. It's the guys that they looked up to and were inspired by when they were coming up.
@RebelWithoutABoss9 ай бұрын
This is true of hip hop in general as well, there are a lot of lies about its origin that have been cemented in mainstream media. I think because it started out as such a NY-centric culture it ignored many of the pioneers whose roots were southern US, and because of the controversial nature, how influential 5 Percenters were, etc
@ev83182 ай бұрын
Checkout the graffiti in The Westside Story movie that was filmed in 1960 and then debut in theaters in 1961. Cornbread would be 7 years old in 1961. The play was created in 1957, which would make cornbread 4 years old. I'm not referring to prop graffiti, but to actual real graffiti tags.
@ulischroder76189 ай бұрын
my friend neon tfp was thinking he was the first european writing on subways in nyc and found out 2021 that there was a dutch guy befor him took 35 years to find that out
@mikeyaeger92799 ай бұрын
I see it discussed occasionally but it seems to me that Hispanic gangs in southern California were writing on walls as far back as the 1910s to 20s. I dont see it ever discussed how much modern graffiti owes to all the amazing rock poster art from the 60s. Artists like Rick Griffin were playing with lettewrs with shadows and 3-d and bright colors. I wouldnt be surprised if people say I dont know what Im talking about but just google Rick Griffin poster art and I think you will immediately see what I'm talkking about. Ces is the only really well known graff writer that I have seen pay tribute to these "roots".
@Bb99bb99kb4 ай бұрын
Lies
@ev83182 ай бұрын
@@Bb99bb99kb Checkout the graffiti in The Westside Story movie that was filmed in 1960 and then debut in theaters in 1961. Cornbread would be 7 years old in 1961. The play was created in 1957, which would make cornbread 4 years old. I'm not referring to prop graffiti, but to actual real graffiti tags.
@Bb99bb99kb2 ай бұрын
@@ev8318 #microphonecheck out now!!!
@cb0879 ай бұрын
Man, i love watching videos like these, Thank you for all the effort you put into your videos
@bubz3t1364 ай бұрын
Have you heard of BILLY 167? He's meant to be the guy who influenced SEEN the most. Some people even say SEEN bit his style. Also, a writer called IN was the king of throw-ups, back in the '70s. I think he quit in '76, after claiming to have painted 10,000 throw-ups on trains. As for IZ, he was never particularly skilled as an artist, but I always loved that whole-car that he painted with LADY PINK, that was in 'Subway Art'. You know, it was a tribute to all the dead Rock stars, and had all the grave stones on it? Graffiti actually killed him in the end, due to all the fumes he inhaled during his youth. Wasn't there meant to be a documentary being made about him, years ago?
@Toy1er9 ай бұрын
IZ the Wiz is far from underrated. For a dude who pretty much just did the same straight letter over and over, he gets plenty of love.
@davidnorton24736 ай бұрын
Oh actually if you weren't slagging him off please ignore last comment
@vinyldemandtv50909 ай бұрын
So true about Iz The Wiz…gets overlooked so often but was a true king!
@Toy1er9 ай бұрын
I'm gonna have to disagree with you on that one. His crew TMB is still alive and well. And people mention him and pay tribute to him all the time. At least on Instagram. No hate, but there are better writers who are way more overlooked. SP One, TKID, Tracy 168, Comet, etc.
@ev83182 ай бұрын
Checkout the graffiti in The Westside Story movie that was filmed in 1960 and then debut in theaters in 1961. Cornbread would be 7 years old in 1961. The play was created in 1957, which would make cornbread 4 years old. I'm not referring to prop graffiti, but to actual real graffiti tags.
@plutoang99579 ай бұрын
Interview demer, that would be dope
@heryace98254 ай бұрын
Iz is starting to get his respect, like he's supposed to, iz was the man
@clh21929 ай бұрын
Demer is not from the 70s. He was hardbody mid 80s street era with Trap, Edge, Enuf, Saint, SPone, JA, Trim, Dash, Veefer, and those guys. Some trains but made their real rep above ground. The original sin is Subway Art as it created a "canon". Sort of like the Bible. Let some in, but left even more out. That being said there are some pretty good books and docs out there that provide a fuller picture. Mascots and Mugs, for example. In general your point is correct. That while you will see pictures of In, Sonic, IZ, Quik, Heart, Jester/Dy 167, Cey (Adams) and Scop, Min, Cer, Gnome (Brooklyn style! And, why you do Anime inspired characters), OE 3, Phase 2, Ace 137, Abby, Chain 3, Kool 131, Slave, Poke, Tess and No, Mac 2, Revs and Cost, Shame 125, Billy 167, Demo, Saint as well as super crews like TC, RTW (baddest of them all), TDS, TMT and TPA (the Kings from Queens) they do not get talked about nearly enough. You don't get the sense of how big they were. Which is a shame.
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
Demer was 72 or 74.
@clh21929 ай бұрын
@@TheartistblockIf you're talking about the Demer in those photos (1:39)? Definitely 80s.
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
@@clh2192 I mean he did those in the 80s sure but he started in the 70s. Not like I spent every day with the man working in his store or anything. Edit, to be fair though he did start with a different name and get demer later
@clh21929 ай бұрын
@@TheartistblockDon't think he was hitting the trains in the 70s. The guys he was writing with? They were all from the mid to late 80s. But hey anything is possible, what did he write?
@raggaeldestro86099 ай бұрын
How can you fact check people unless you check their rap sheet? It was a crime of vandalism for decades. I do remember names like Deez, Wiz, Flash, and Luckyy. Also cameras were expensive in the 70's. Everybody didn't have a camera and nobody was stupid enough to record themselves doing the crime. And lastly, if your art stayed up for longer than a month you were lucky. People constantly re-did tags.
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
You really can't and that's the issue. It's all he said she said pluss the limited photos that do exist and that's just about it. That's why I don't think this is an issue we can solve.
@jaymannewell9 ай бұрын
By that standard my rap sheet wouldn't count in your fact check, I never once copped a "vandalism" charge, some B&E, some trespass and 52 Property Damage charges. Then if you do accept the property damage charges as evidence and cross referenced it with my surviving photo's from the era you'd think i got busted for every piece i ever did. My house burned down in 2005 with my entire collection, so of course nobody is going to believe me except a very few close friends and my brother, that combined with the threat of jail as a "repeat offender" made me so depressed i didn't paint for 18 years. Now everyone thinks i am some old shhh talking toy who only just started painting, and apart from about 60 pics i had left at my brothers house from 1998 to 2002 i can't prove otherwise. Grim is right on, the real history is so distorted it's crazy, now i see guys from my day who only did the same 3 letter throwy about 20 times on trains on podcasts jabbering about how if you didn't hit those trains on that line you're nobody, worst part is he is sort of right. I had over 600 full blown 6 letter pieces on walls and freights that counted for nothing in the end. Still worth it.
@deemsteraaa26903 ай бұрын
no one talks about the LA dust riders in the early 1900s, decades before the graffiti scene started
@heryace98254 ай бұрын
CHECKER 170, SONNY 107, AMOR 170, VO5 who was one of the youngest writers coming out the Bronx
@terrenceliburd865511 күн бұрын
@heryace9825: My man Mike tagged VO5
@heryace982511 күн бұрын
@terrenceliburd8655 that's dope, in what city?
@wicklash90659 ай бұрын
I wanna see more of these history vids. These guys who we dont know, let us know!! You have knowledge from Demer that is super valuable
@georgepagan52764 ай бұрын
You should do a segment on the real graffiti writer from the '70s King 2
@deemsteraaa26903 ай бұрын
it still happens to this day, cats that haven't put in work in LA are in galleries and they don't talk about the real artis like Butcher 3A
@Theartistblock3 ай бұрын
I mean by all means let's hear a bit about him, I'm always down for more info. If you don't want to drop it here in a comment, feel free to email me, jongrim219@gmail.com Legit, I'd love to hear some history from you
@ulischroder76189 ай бұрын
first big famous writer was kyselak born in 1798 and was super active older than fright writers or army graffiti kilroy was here 1940s
@jaymannewell9 ай бұрын
Look up Arthur Stace.
@ulischroder76189 ай бұрын
@@jaymannewell 1930 is not earlier than 1800
@jaymannewell9 ай бұрын
Didn't say it was. Just thought you'd be interested
@ulischroder76189 ай бұрын
@@jaymannewell there is a movie about him. I’m interested 👍💕one love Cause the new generation is not interesting in knowledge no more
@jaymannewell9 ай бұрын
@@ulischroder7618 There is a few YT vids and a book, we put Eternity on the Sydney Opera house once. rock on mate
@applejackzo9 ай бұрын
I came just to hear you pronounce "museum" 🤣 I randomly thought about that the other day too. Cracked me up.
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
Lmao I can't say that word at all I don't get it haha. Krim and I were just talking about you today and how sweet you are. Hope all is well for you!
@heryace98254 ай бұрын
MARE interviewed MIN, and they talked about iz
@ftrsaliyf-zd4wk9 ай бұрын
lol people talking about shit they weren't there for is fucking weird
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
Damn wonder if you carry that same mentality in history class lol. "Oh man people talking about WW2 when they weren't there is fucking weird". Bit of a stupid outlook.
@illthrowatvatyou15 күн бұрын
@@Theartistblockdork
@OGDamnnation9 ай бұрын
We'd just have to build a Time Machine then.
@deemsteraaa26903 ай бұрын
thank you brother, this is spot on. dude is on point this is the factual reality of the art form
@flip1sba9 ай бұрын
Demer also did not expect that this style of graffiti has spread to other parts of The US what more AROUND THE WORLD. It has become international!
@rustyfocus65489 ай бұрын
we should share this video as much as possible for people to do the first steps of research haha
@Littlebigdude59 ай бұрын
Great vid grim, always look forward to your uploads!
@thetrashpanda33559 ай бұрын
Hey grim, i used to tune in to your streams on twitch YEARS ago and would learn a ton just chilling in the streams. Along the time i fell off of art and focused in other things and returning i know that u dont stream anymore but is there a good way to reach out to you for critiques and breakdowns etc? Im thinking of getting the books you worked on as i remember you working on those for a long time but wanted to know incase i have some questions that come up along the way. Hopefully youve been good man
@blipsqueek9 ай бұрын
I had issues with this too, can't know what to believe. I fully agree with what you said about the end about respect! Maybe this problem can be avoided/fixed for future generations. And I never noticed before... but you pronounce 'museum' like a dutch person :P
@blenderuser67289 ай бұрын
You also find cave paintings in France and come to terms with the fact that people have done this, and all other obvious shit like making music and so on forever all throughout space and time and it's fucking stupid to try to take credit for using spray paint to mark physical objects etc. Who invented spray paint, anyway?
@dududjddjehdhdud-ui3yc8 ай бұрын
White people
@johndoebk90529 ай бұрын
Great job . Alot of the history was focused on the bronxs . Not brooklyn and queens . I interviewed alot of the old skool guys. Props to ree aka opel . He is a legend and vinny who gets no mention in history.
@chris424cm17 күн бұрын
This toy is lying about EVERYONE lying about the history. Look up Bronx Aerosol Arts Documentary Project. Those are the people who were actually there.
@chris424cm17 күн бұрын
Staff 161 is making good movies about it, and he was there at the beginning. You're not looking in the right places. Iz was great, but he wasn't first or second generation. There are also other people who are interviewing the older writers like Charmin 65 to document the history. The only thing that I believe that you talked about was that your friend was lying.
@pedroparkros25699 ай бұрын
Caveman enter the Chat 0:34
@pedroparkros25699 ай бұрын
Grafitti comes from grafito. First done 10.000 B.C. Caveman left the Chat 2:43
@redlight39329 ай бұрын
the way i see it you shouldnt learn the history if you arent doing it everyday or very frequently because youre spending that time learning about peoples experiences and not getting up you college boys gotta go out more if you think all that matters when some old head is probably lying or forgetting parts of the story
@livingproof786 ай бұрын
Whomever told you a SOUL PATCH was acceptable, LIED TO YOU!
@desimundo6668Ай бұрын
Other than calling it the G word, this is more or less right on...
@Jizzl9 ай бұрын
They actually didn't tell you, that I am a legend too
@mhnyc4 ай бұрын
I see a lot of reverence to Iz the Wiz actually
@user-jm9mu8eh3s4 ай бұрын
N.Y.C. FACT,NO WHERE NEAR THIS,EVERYTHING INVOLVED WITH OUR ART IS CONNECTED TO N.Y.C.,BREAK DANCING, GRAFFITI, RHYMEING ,ALL N.Y.C, YARDS ,LAY UPS,TRACY 168,SEEN,ECT,ECT ,FAZE ,LEE,LADY PINK, THIS GOES BACK TO LATE 60Z ,
@BizzleBunch9 ай бұрын
what name sounds best. I know that it's mainly about style, but could I just get an opinion? MENACE, MERCY, or ROGUE
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
Oh my friend it's not about style at all, don't focus on that. Why? Well because any name can have style, style will come after years of practice and once you have it you can apply it to any name. Now for opinion, and keep in mind this is only my opinion, I mike mercy the best. The others are good too.
@BizzleBunch9 ай бұрын
I'm currently using MERCY.@@Theartistblock
@oaksoldier459 ай бұрын
Mercy
@davidgambin25519 ай бұрын
Mercy all the way
@mikedeal38389 ай бұрын
I love old school graffiti
@braksuper9 ай бұрын
JULIO 204 LATINO PIONERO
@00wrongunАй бұрын
I wonder if cavemen did a bit of graffiti in the prehistoric days lol
@imjustsaying401Ай бұрын
Newyorker will always claim to be the creators but the real ones new cornbread was the first
@TheartistblockАй бұрын
for someone to say cornbread is the first they'd have to intentionally ignore all of the many examples that predate cornbread by a long shot. People in the UK, even. also, spoiler alert, I'm not from NY, but that being said, many people outside NY know cornbread CANT be the first, never was, and never will be. the facts don't lie.
@imjustsaying401Ай бұрын
@@Theartistblock what prof do you have to supert your claim
@TheartistblockАй бұрын
@@imjustsaying401 lol you're the one with the burden of proof buddy. What proof do you have that cornbread was doing graffiti before the Roman, before the people writing bird lives that predate cornbread, before Mr eternity, before people writing their names in California, before people writing their names on walls in NY in the 40s, before the gangs cornbread himself admits did graffiti before him? What proof do you have that he predates any and ALL of those? I'd be shocked if you can seeing as he was still in his dad's nuts during some of these
@imjustsaying401Ай бұрын
@@Theartistblock he documented and widely excepted as the worlds first, you made the claim that he wasn't so you have the burden of truth and making more claims is not prof of your original claim. Graffiti at its core is writing your name for clout and i don't think the romans did that.
@TheartistblockАй бұрын
@@imjustsaying401 wildly accepted AFTER he was made famous from a documentary. Before that no one outside philly really knew or cared about him. It was alread in ny in the 40s, and once again mr eternity. Once again plenty of others did graffiti before he did and yes they did it for clout, especially in ancient Rome long before he did. They made up fake names, wrote them publicly illegally, and took spots from one another and tried to get their name out there as much as possible, literally the essence of bombing thay youre referring to (I saw your other comment stating clout as a factor as well as this new comment). Now, the person that made him famous, zephyr, even walked that statement back over on Instagram. Cornbread factually is not the world's first and to state that he is requires to either lie or requires you to intentionally ignore all those who came before. He documented his history so well, he also forgot when he started. He initially insisted on one year, then when that wasn't early enough he suddenly claims it was years earlier. Little does he know, even if he claimed it was in the 50s he'd still the race to be the first. That being said, you'll find any reason to ignore facts that don't fit your goal because you're less focused on the truth and facts an more focused on making anything fit your predetermined conclusion
@johnrossini359412 күн бұрын
iz helped put queens on the map
@zeikerd8 ай бұрын
i really don't care. Graffiti is a lot of talk anyways. Always was always will be.
@jesussavesnyc9 ай бұрын
Wow facts! Good Topic Grim!!! Blessings to you!!!
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
Thanks brother I appreciate it. Bless you too man 🙏
@PqV72MT47 ай бұрын
Yeah l don't believe most of what l hear any way. Most of the so called legends are just people in the right place at the right time.
@ree_vilomar5 ай бұрын
Thank you ☺️..
@F4FQz8 ай бұрын
Who cares.Go out.Tell no one.
@Ganggumstyle9 ай бұрын
A Giant nothing burger of a video
@zxcvbnm66697 ай бұрын
I met iz the wiz in the 90s nice guy
@hatednyc9 ай бұрын
Why don’t you use your platform to make a definitive history (as best as you can) series? Museums are jokes.
@user-jm9mu8eh3s4 ай бұрын
Wild style.
@Chris-gh6ux9 ай бұрын
Wasn’t taki 183 was the first graffiti writer or no someone correct me
@Runitup849 ай бұрын
Cornbread
@Chris-gh6ux9 ай бұрын
@@Runitup84 i don’t think it was cornbread tbh
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
@@Chris-gh6ux it definitely wasn't cornbread. This guys brown nosing cornbread without knowing much else past what he heared in a documentary. If you're talking who made tagging popular than yes taki is responsible for that. He wasn't the first ever though.
@redlight39329 ай бұрын
@@Theartistblock thank the roman empire for that
@LO_P4N9 ай бұрын
It's amazing how something so irrelevant is still in today's society.
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
Lol you're not wrong. It's kind of amazing that this stuck around
@zeva668 ай бұрын
It's always the SAMOld sh*t...y'know!!!
@robmur81459 ай бұрын
thank you for your work,as we can see this happen to many things in history i believe respect is more important than history, but i understand the need for it, and for the art and craft,as with anything you have to invest time and understanding, and many hours of practice,we can sometimes get lost in "imitating" others work and not finding our own unique style and reason for doing it.. but thats jus me,i deal with a brain injury from motorcycle accidents and deal with some other stuff,found some therapy in it , my introduction in to the art many year ago, a friend showed me a documentary called- Infamy The Movie - Graffiti Documentary.very good and recommended if you are getting into the art😎505
@michaelsmith-ws2mb3 ай бұрын
This guy is clueless….
@amirburgess60069 ай бұрын
The human ego....*sigh* "Alexa play Ego Trip by De La Soul
@Pisolepete9 ай бұрын
Preach!!
@imightormightnot9 ай бұрын
Absolutely true!!
@verduxo8 ай бұрын
Este vídeo debería ser petarlo 💣 vaya bomba
@kdigi41669 ай бұрын
I have a iz the wiz painting!
@Runitup849 ай бұрын
So cornbread wasn’t the first graffiti artist?
@wicklash90659 ай бұрын
Nope
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
@@wicklash9065 oh lord no, not even close. We could give him a 30 year head start and he wouldnt be in the first 5 or 10
@Runitup849 ай бұрын
@@Theartistblockso who was?
@Runitup849 ай бұрын
@@wicklash9065so who was?
@Runitup849 ай бұрын
@@Theartistblocklet me guess Puerto Ricans created hiphop as well? lol
@Authorityoneverything9 ай бұрын
cornbread philly 1965 kicked it off the right way impressing a girl
@dududjddjehdhdud-ui3yc8 ай бұрын
Cornbreads a dork and a liar
@shay28338 ай бұрын
Talks about 70s graff. Shows 80s photos.. read a book
@davidnorton24739 ай бұрын
Who are you to decide who's a legend or not?
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
Hmmmmm. I'm not a fan of this comment because I feel like you misunderstood while having good intentions. With all do respect the following is said in a kind way, keep that in mind. So number 1 I didn't decide anything, simply stating facts isn't be deciding anything. It's true people lie in these interviews, it's true some people don't get the credit they deserved despite playing massive roles like iz the wiz) , it's true people only got fame due to movies. None of that is false. Also, when I'm around legends all day as a kid and I see factual legends make fun of, denounce, and straight up say how full of crap certain legends are and say they aren't really a legend, that isn't me deciding, that's them. When I see a room of legends and suddenly some random guy I don't know walks in and NOT A SINGLE new school kid including myself knows the person yet all the old heads are greeting this person calling them a legend, it becomes clear that , like I said , some people are legends that we don't hear about. That individual was Ree2 . So no, I didn't claim anything, all of this was facts from the old heads and based on actual events. Lastly when an older legend is in the comments of this very video AGREEING with me and this video, it only proves my point more.
@davidnorton24739 ай бұрын
@Theartistblock I agree with you, buddy. I made that comment before I watched the whole video.
@WordLife899 ай бұрын
I’m not listening to someone who still wears a beanie visor 😅😂
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
That's fine, I don't often care for the opinion of people who hear facts and ignore them based on shallow things like a cap. I tend to think of those types as not being too smart.
@goldenspark3339 ай бұрын
💀
@davidgambin25519 ай бұрын
You’re just jealous he looks cool in that beanie
@KurtisHord9 ай бұрын
Here’s the real problem: graffiti is the tip of the spear for gentrification. Kids from the suburbs, otherwise quite well-off, prey on “blighted” neighborhoods. 20 years later they buy the building at a loss and flip it into commodified housing.
@KurtisHord9 ай бұрын
You wanna really vandalize? Hit a mall, hit a Gucci store, hit a car dealership. Don’t paint in the “ghetto”
@KurtisHord9 ай бұрын
Graffiti should be a political act, a crime of property. Don’t punch down. Punch up. You will be caught, there will be consequences. That’s the point
@dududjddjehdhdud-ui3yc8 ай бұрын
Sit down antifa
@keelo-byte9 ай бұрын
Throughout history especially in science, there are many occasions where people came up with similar concepts and theories, independently at the same time. The same happens with arts and music. The rise of electronic/ house music. The birth of aerosol graffiti. Maybe there is a super intellegence that humans can tap into on some level? Maybe coincidences just occur?
@AB-hb2yu9 ай бұрын
Why tell cornbread was the first, when we all know it was that guy who made Ea-Nasir famous for selling bad copper? 😉 But jokes aside, are there any good books or references who save statements from the old, old school? Never heard of Izthewiz till now and that feels just wrong.....
@Theartistblock9 ай бұрын
Unfortunately, the only good book on the market is Subway art. any other book, while entertaining is pretty much a waste of money. Most are either filled with BS stories mixed in with few true stories, or they're simply packed with BS from cover to cover.
@AB-hb2yu9 ай бұрын
@@Theartistblock Thx for the answer 🙏 I'm definitely going to check it out. Do you know if there is anything new planned before all the legends are taken by time?
@皛9 ай бұрын
whaaaaaa
@ViktorVanhamme-fv2bv9 ай бұрын
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@GKniftyHEADS9 ай бұрын
This is all a waste of time... what makes a vandal credible???
@Ojodeoro6666 ай бұрын
This is true in Los Angeles that kid Rohg rxi runs shit he has throwies on everything that guy scom runs shit cross country every state I've been at he's already their it's a trip even parts of Mexico don't believe social media
@thafmsnasty9 ай бұрын
Your the “ graffiti gatekeeper “
@flybynight49289 ай бұрын
...JUST WATCH GRAFF CHAMPS ......... YOUR WELCOME....💣💣💣💣💣💣💣💣💣