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In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB delves into the unexpected viral sensation sparked by his Tupac Shakur lyrics on the 101 Hollywood freeway. With over 18 million views on Instagram, the video sent shockwaves through Los Angeles. Watch as he reflects on the viral success of the "Me and My girlfriend" song lyrics and candidly shares his thoughts and feelings.

In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB shares insights into the creative process behind his tribute to Born and Raised founder SPANTO on the 101 Hollywood Freeway. BBEBO alsp speaks about his early inspiration to paint lyrics on the freeway and how it evolved from roll calls for his crewmates, ultimately leading to his distinctive lyrics adorning the city's highways.

In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB unveils the underground methods for passing drug tests in prison. Sharing a fellow inmate's advice, and shedding light on the surprising ways inmates navigate mandatory screenings, even while indulging in drugs like marijuana. But BBEBO's revelations don't stop there. He candidly discusses his daily weed smoking routine in prison without detection, highlighting the challenges and resilience of life behind bars. Despite the hardships, his passion for graffiti remains unwavering, showing that even prison time couldn't stifle his artistic spirit.

In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB recounts a harrowing incident at Delano State Prison. Witnessing two crews of hitmen confront an inmate. He describes the chilling scene where the inmate was first stabbed and then brutally beaten in front of everyone. Reflecting on the intense atmosphere inside the prison, the vandal shares insights into the intimidating and dangerous dynamics that permeate the facility. BBOE reveals the raw truth of life behind bars, where tension is palpable and violence lurks around every corner.

In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB candidly discusses the moment he was busted while tagging alongside his cousin in Hollywood. Despite being on probation at the time, his graffiti spree resulted in a harsh prison sentence. He recounts his journey from arrest to imprisonment, the solemn bus ride to prison, the daunting task of being processed, and ultimately, his time served at the infamous Delano State Prison in California.

In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB recounts his arrest by LAPD's CRASH unit after the Lakers vs Celtics championship celebration. He also recounts his first night in jail and the difficult call to his parents.

In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB revisits the chaotic events that unfolded on Melrose Boulevard during the riots, shedding light on his experiences in the eye of the storm. He opens up about the challenges of life in juvenile hall, sharing the most difficult moments and his feelings upon release. Despite the hardships, he candidly discusses whether he ever contemplated quitting graffiti after his time behind bars.

In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB opens up about his time in juvenile hall, revealing a candid look into his past. He recounts arriving at juvenile hall alongside his friends, noting how their reputations preceded them, and how they navigated the complex social dynamics within the facility. He also sheds light on the day-to-day realities of life in juvenile hall, offering insights into the politics and challenges he faced during his time there.

In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB tells us about his first ever battle with another writer and getting busted by the Rampart Gang Unit. He also shares a story of him and his crew getting into a fight with over 20 Belmont School Police officers which resulted in Juvenile Hall.

In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB for the first time break his silence and reveals why he began adding the iconic MF DOOM Mask to his Name. He also talks about how hes not satisfied with his position in the streets and is looking to elevate his name even more. The vandal also shares what his uncle who gave him the name BBOE thinks about how far hes notorious moniker.