In today's clip, Los Angeles Graffiti Legend, WISK WCA'IFK'RTDK'BC'OTR'RF'KOG'LOD recalls riding the waves before writing on the streets. He discusses his one man crew with 5 different names and mentions how SNAP UTI got his name. Plus he calls out some of the early writers he would see "hitting up."

In today's clip, Los Angeles Graffiti Legend, WISK WCA'IFK'RTDK'BC'OTR'RF'KOG'LOD talks about growing up in East Los Angles and attending his first hop hop event where he first saw graffiti. 

In our last clip of our exclusive GAS MTA Interview, h talks about the state of today's graffiti culture and gives us his all time top 5 list. Before leaving he fills us in on what the future holds. 

Fish Interview (Full Episode). The Graffiti legend discusses his early  childhood in Los Angeles, making a mark for himself in Los Angeles  Graffiti Culture and what the future holds for him.

In today's clip, GAS MTA fills us in on why we don't see any of his boxes in Burbank, Pasadena or Glendale. He also goes on to tell the story of being contacted by the Mayors office in City Hall and expecting to be in major trouble. 

In today's clip, GAS MTA talks about painting over 100 electrical boxes all over Los Angeles and his run ins with the law in the very beginning. 

In today's clip, GAS MTA lets us in on his personal battles and demons. He also goes on to tell the near death experience that changed his life forever. 

SIGHT UPN returns to the show with a follow up interview. He talks about the reaction from our first interview and clears up any rumors on the street. He goes on to fill us in on his views regarding street art and his new clothing company. Plus a roll call of writers. 

In today's clip, GAS MTA remembers the first time he met SERCH UTI RTH and how they grew to become friends. He also recalls hearing the graff legend had passed away, and his reaction to the news. 

In today's clip, GAS MTA talks about rivalries between his crew and another well known graffiti crew from Los Angeles. 

He also goes on to speak about the the Historic MTA in the Los Angeles River.