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In today's clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend BUTCHER AAA (Triple A), he recounts his mind-bending experience near the Hollywood sign. After taking LSD, the vandal claims having tapped into an unknown frequency and coming in contact with an extraterrestrial entity. BUTCHER details his frightening meeting with a being not from this world, and the eerie aftermath.

In todays clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend BUTCHER AAA (Triple A), he unveils the influences behind his distinctive style. Known for transforming walls into vibrant, mind-bending displays'

BUTCHER delves into the mission that fuels his art and the early influences that shaped his creative vision. He recounts the cultural and artistic forces that ignited his passion, painting a picture of his journey from a budding artist to a renowned figure in the streets.

In today's clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend BUTCHER AAA (Triple A), he opens up about a contentious moment in his graffiti career, recounting how a well-known graffiti writer slashed his production. The move sparking a fierce reaction from his father, adding fuel to an already fiery situation.

Butcher reflects on the immense stress he placed on his family with his criminal lifestyle involving graffiti and gangs. The artist also reveals the origins of his infamous name, weaving in humorous stories of his father.

In todays clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend BUTCHER AAA (Triple A), the veteran vandal delves into the formative moments of his graffiti career, highlighting the pivotal influence of New York legends. BUTCHER recounts his awe-inspiring visit to the Belmont Tunnel in Los Angeles, where he serendipitously encountered a production crew featuring graffiti icons from New York. This chance meeting proved transformative, as the older legends embraced him, offering guidance and treating him like family, an experience he had never encountered before.

BUTCHER also shares heartfelt memories of meeting the legendary graffiti artist SLICK. As a young, aspiring artist, BUTCHER received invaluable advice and pointers from SLICK, who took the time to mentor him. In a full-circle moment, BUTCHER recently found himself painting alongside SLICK, who had come out of retirement for the occasion, illustrating the enduring bonds within the graffiti community.

In todays clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend BUTCHER AAA (Triple A), he unveils the hidden history of one of Los Angeles' most well known graffiti crews. This clip dives deep into the origins of the AAA crew, revealing the dark past and the meaning behind their infamous name.

Butcher recounts the crew's early days, detailing how a small group of rebellious youths, armed with spray paint, began their journey. He shares the names of the first recruits and their daring exploits that ignited their rise to fame.

The story takes a personal turn as BUTCHER delves into his roots as a B-boy. He found solace in graffiti and breakdancing, painting a vivid picture of the raw energy and defiant spirit that define the AAA crew.

In today's clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend BUTCHER AAA (Triple A), shares tales of his escapades with fellow graffiti artist Plug from the SA10 crew. The two vandals orchestrated daring store heists, utilizing a mix of stealth and boldness to pilfer goods. BUTCHER describes their ingenious method of offloading stolen inventory to hidden shops in the heart of the city.

In a twist that underscores the chaotic and often surreal world of graffiti, BUTCHER also recounts a bizarre episode with his crewmate DTECT AAA catching a spot behind a rusty old pipe, where BUTCHER admits he didn't understand the concept of landmarks until that episode.

In today's clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend BUTCHER AAA (Triple A), recalls being on Silverlake and Sunset during the tag-banging era in the 90's and a car full of guys rolling up on him while pointing a g**. The artist talks about how his quick thinking was able to diffuse a tense situation that could have ended differently.

In today's clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend BUTCHER AAA (Triple A), remembers the first time he got his hands on a spray can to catch a spot in a alley. The artist reveals he began his art career piecing and experimenting since he was 8 years old in the Boys and Girls club. He also describes his early stye and letter structure.

In todays clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend BUTCHER AAA (Triple A), reveals the electrifying moment that ignited his passion for art. It was an encounter at a local comic book shop with none other than Todd McFarlane, the famed creator of "Spawn." BUTCHER, then a young and eager artist, handed McFarlane a drawing of his iconic character. The comic book titan's enthusiastic reaction became a pivotal spark in his burgeoning artistic journey. The vandal delves into his roots, vividly recalling the adrenaline-soaked rave scene that intertwined with his early graffiti exploits. Among the pulsating beats and vibrant colors, Butcher talks about crossed paths with now-renowned figures who went on to become L.A. Graffiti Legends.

In today's clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend BUTCHER AAA (Triple A), he throws down the gauntlet, challenging renowned Buffalo , New York rapper Benny the Butcher to a battle rap. This unexpected declaration is just the tip of the iceberg in a conversation that delves deep into Butcher’s roots and inspirations. The vandal known for his 3d wildstyle, reveals a rich history of early art training that laid the foundation for his iconic style.