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In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB shares how he and his new crew would move around in intimidating fashion around Los Angeles. She also talks about "hitting-up" other writers in his younger days to find out who they were. We end the clip by asking BBOE about his favorite tools.
In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB remembers joining the DB Crew and drinking to celebrate, he also speaks about going on a rampage after joining the well known crew. He goes on to describe a DB Meeting as a mini version of the cult classic Warriors Movie. He finishes the clip be revealing his crew was a lot about fighting, and if you were not with it, nobody wanted to f*** with you.
In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB recalls first running into members of the DB crew as he started attending Belmont High School. He shares the history of the well known crew and recalls some of the founding members.
In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB remembers waking up early every morning to go writing on the freeway before school. He also recalls when he first saw a photo of himself on 50MMLosAngeles.Com which was a pioneering graffiti website for Los Angeles graffiti, some say it's the greatest graffiti website ever.
In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB recalls how his journey in graffiti began, when coming back from summer vacation and finding out there were skate teams in Virgil Middle School.
In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB shares exactly how he came up with his unusual name. He goes on to mentions he gave it some thought in changing his name but then made a decision to keep it.
In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB remembers and mentions some of the early writers he would see on the streets growing up. He also shares a story of his cousin first picking up a spray can and getting into trouble.
In today's clip, Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB recalls attending Virgil Middle school, at the time one of the toughest schools in LAUSD. He also recalls graffiti first entering his contentiousness when setting foot inside his cousins room and seeing his walls and DJ equipment.
In the first clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles Freeway Killer BBOE DB he recounts how his family first settled in Los Angles and where he was born and grew up. He also details what Echo Park was like as a young kid.
In our Exclusive interview with the Superstar Graff innovator, SKEAM BWS NBC he talks about his incredible career and rise to fame. As well as his death defying mission on the Oceanwide Towers and his dangerous walk-out on the 50th floor of the giant skyscraper. Where balanced himself on the small ledge that could have possibly given way at any time.
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