Whatever happened to graffiti and graffiti artists?????
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CreepyMcCreeperson
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Vandalism is bad!
Unless the person has permission, donāt mess up property.
Unless the person has permission, donāt mess up property.
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Subway cars still get tagged in NYC till this very day, the MTA has a policy where trains that are tagged are NOT allowed in service. When a train is tagged they get washed off in the yard before they return to service.
I see graffi all the time, hellumean 
Cities smartened up and started commissioning artists tho
Cities smartened up and started commissioning artists tho
spraying on walls versus making a post on IG?
Eastside Get The Money
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It's 2020, cameras on every block.
And graffiti has gone form street kids to commissioned buildings and artwork. 80% of graffiti you see on buildings today were commissioned
I'm not talking about tagging up subway cars and shyt. I'm talking about graffiti and graffiti art in general. shyt isnt even big like that anymore and on top of that, I'm noticing that shyt seemingly got less popular the more hip hop became pop and started to lose its history and roots.
spraying on walls versus making a post on IG?
You know how breakdancing went from being in the streets and not being taken seriously in the 70s and 80s to them making shows like American best dance crew in the 2000s and onward. You would think with the influx of artists in inner city areas especially in new york would make that shyt make a comeback in the form of graffiti contests and shyt like that in art studios and shyt. I'm just saying. Surprised graffiti hasnt been gentrified yet.
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FromStLouis
Superstar
tattoos happened
shyt was always ugly and raggedy looking to me.
You dont hear or see that shyt anymore like that.we gotta bring that culture shyt back.
When's the last time you want for a nice walk under a freeway or at a trainyard.......
A good minute but I don't see graffiti like that anymore though.
MajesticLion
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East Atlanta Village(gone now, unfortunately):
Little Five Points:
And like the man said...cities are commissioning them now to try directing that energy into something less controversial.
Little Five Points:
And like the man said...cities are commissioning them now to try directing that energy into something less controversial.
