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Meet Zc, originally from the Lower East Side of Manhattan in New York. He entered the graffiti world in 1978 and was taught by some of New York's most prolific writers. After many years of selling DVDs and mixtapes, he decided to open a storefront, which became a legendary graffiti shop in Long Beach. Airgrafx shop opened in 2003 and was one of its kind. Listen to Zc's inspiring story today."
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Bleek is a graffiti writer from the west side of LA,. He first noticed graffiti while riding the RTD bus to play football in Los Angeles. After he got a car, he met another writer who mentored him in his early beginnings. Bleek’s passion for rapping led him to meet R.I.P. DJ Rob One from CBS and other CBS members. They introduced him to the CBS crew and helped him join the crew. Bleek played a significant role in the making of the CBS film. He talks about this and much more in our new episode.
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In this gripping episode of "Got No Control Podcast," our host Ronek engages in a passionate discussion with graffiti artist 'Explode.' Traversing through the vivid life journey of Explode, from his early days immersed in Anaheim's rich youth culture to his transformation into a globally acclaimed artist, this episode offers a captivating account of a dedicated graffiti pioneer. With insights into how punk rock and graffiti intersected to shape his innovative style, this discussion opens a window into the fascinating realm of street art.
Explore Explode's journey into the world of hand-drawn animation and lettering, how he was inspired to embellish city walls, and the role television shows played in sparking his creative desire. From the ATC graffiti of a famous gang in Anaheim to punk rock graffiti, our guest explains how the art from his surroundings has influenced his artistic vision. Become privy to how Explode transitioned from traditional band performances to avant-garde performances and how activism, punk culture, and graffiti intertwined to contribute exceptional voices from Southern California.
This episode dissects Explode's life from his days as a graffiti aficionado in school to be acknowledged as the foremost authority in the underground graffiti scene in LA. Hear about his experience of being part of artistic communities, his stint at CalArts, and adapting to the digital age. Beyond Explode's creativity, he puts light on tales of his personal life that reiterates his strong sense of responsibility as a family man and a father. A poignant segment dedicated to his late son reaffirms the family's unwavering commitment to graffiti artistry.
The absorbing conversation culminates with an exploration of '90s punk rock and skate culture, the evolution of CBS – the crew known for their unique graffiti style, and the influential role Explode played in shaping graffiti crews. Offering precious advice to youngsters venturing into the art of graffiti, the episode fosters an engaging narrative that strikes a chord with not only art enthusiasts but also those impassioned by vibrant subcultures of punk and graffiti.
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Zuco is a talented graffiti artist from south central Los Angeles who embraced on his artistic journey in 1990. Thanks to his good friend mesk. He joined the K4P crew, where he has remained a member for the past 30 years. With Countless unique experiences and exclusive stories to share, in our latest episode.
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Fearo discusses his childhood in Bellflower and his introduction to the world of graffiti in 1983. He talks about the formation of the DCV crew and their battles with the NASA crew, and much more.
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During a conversation with Ronek, SHVR talks about his childhood in Hawthorne CA and the origins of graffiti in the harbor area. They delve deeper into the formation of HNR crew and SHVR shares his encounter with the legendary writer of Carson, DREAM SMD, among other topics.
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Rick a graffiti writer from the west side of Long Beach speaks on his early beginnings as a writer. He shares some of his influences as well as utensils. Talks about the Fowks brothers in long beach and their massive raid on Long Beach writers & much more.
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Sloke One, a globally recognized graffiti writer hailing from Austin, Texas, belongs to the second generation of writers from his hometown. He fearlessly entered the graffiti world when not many were accepting of the art form, sharing his experience. He confidently shares his extensive travels around the world to paint.
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Pistol 45 is a well known & respected graffiti writer from Compton California willow brook area. He is the founder of LAs own I2W crew ( in 2 win). Pistol shares his influences entering the graffiti world from tagging to bus mobbing to now Executing graffiti pieces. He goes into depth of his trail and errors & much more.
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Ronek sits with Frame as he speaks on hosting first ever graffiti art expo in Los Angeles 1988 Coming up in West LA entering the graffiti world, Gets into details on his personal opinion of the difference between a graffiti writer and a street artist & much more.
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