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In the next clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles Billboard Killer BUGE BAMC VS, he shares the moment that ignited his love for graffiti, an unexpected connection to art that began in the third grade.

The notorious graffiti vandal, known for dominating the skyline with daring billboard takeovers, traces his roots back to a simple yet profound childhood memory.

His step-father, in a casual moment, sketched young BUGE’s name. Intrigued by the artistry of letters, the future vandal proudly took the drawing to school, claiming it as his own. That early spark of fascination would soon evolve into a relentless pursuit of criminal art, forever shaping his identity.

In this revealing conversation, BUGE BAMC recalls how that small act planted the seeds for a lifelong obsession with lettering, transforming him into one of L.A.'s most prolific graffiti artists.

In the first clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles Billboard Killer BUGE BAMC VS, he opens up for the first time, answering the question on everyone’s mind: how do you pronounce his name?

In this exclusive clip, BUGE pulls back the curtain on his life, offering a raw look at his beginnings in the 818 during one of the most dangerous eras in the San Fernando Valley.

Raised in the shadow of gang violence and crime, BUGE recounts what it was like to navigate the perilous streets of LA before cultivating his reputation as one of the most daring graffiti writers in the city.

In our exclusive sit-down interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend TOOMER TKO, he delves deep into the roots of his rise to fame within the city's underworld. The vandal also shares intimate details of how he created the legendary TKO crew and brought not one, but two names to prominence, solidifying his place among the greats of Los Angeles.

In this rare glimpse behind the spray can, TOOMER vividly recounts his early days bombing walls, evading the law, and setting the stage for what would become a legendary career.

In the final clip of our exclusive sit-down interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend TLOKS TKO, he reveals his Mount Rushmore of LA’s graffiti icons. TLOKS, dives into the history of LA’s most infamous vandals, each name on his list represents a key figure in the evolution of the culture, from groundbreaking styles to daring public displays that have left an imprint on the city.

But TLOK doesn’t stop there. Reflecting on his own legacy, the elusive artist offers a rare glimpse into how he hopes to be remembered in the underworld of Los Angeles graffiti.

Catch the final clip of our interview with the legend himself.

In the next clip of our exclusive sit-down interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend TLOKS TKO, he takes us back to the moment when Oceanwide Plaza's three towering skyscrapers in downtown LA made global headlines. The notorious vandal gives us an insider's perspective on that historic event, offering a rare glimpse into the historic event that captivated the city.

TLOKS then opens up about what drives him to keep painting the streets, revealing the deep-rooted motivation behind his relentless pursuit of the craft, even after all these years.

Following last night’s heated Vice-Presidential debate, Los Angeles graffiti legend TLOKS TKO, known for his artistic statements, has made a surprising move into the political spotlight.

In the latest clip of our exclusive interview, the notorious vandal shares his thoughts on the upcoming 2024 election, offering an unexpected endorsement of his chosen candidate.

With just five weeks to go, TLOKS reflects on the high-stakes nature of this election, injecting his signature raw energy into the political conversation. His bold views and streetwise take on the candidates will leave fans and viewers alike surprised.

In the next clip of our exclusive sit-down interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend TLOKS TKO, he opens up about a deeply personal chapter of his life: the loss of his mother and how it's reshaped his life. The vandal talks about stepping away from the adrenaline-fueled world of graffiti to be with his mother during her final days.

Tloks recounts how his mother instilled in him a sense of calm and acceptance toward death. “She always said that this world isn’t everything—that when we pass, we go on to something better,” he shared. Her words continue to resonate with him, offering a different perspective on death as a transition to be celebrated rather than feared.

In the next clip of our exclusive sit-down interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend TLOKS TKO, he reflects on how he's perceived within the graffiti community and the bold paths he's carved. “Toys do it to get attention, writers do it to get respect, and legends don’t give a f***,” Tloks states, summing up his no-nonsense approach to the art form.

One of his most daring innovations? Painting graffiti on girls—a stunt that has since evolved into a popular trend with entire websites now dedicated to the genre he pioneered. Tloks details the moment he first conceived the idea, which continues to leave an undeniable mark on the graffiti scene.

Watch the new clip for more insights from this Los Angeles Legend.

In the next clip of our exclusive sit-down interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend TLOKS TKO, he dives deep into the roots of the legendary *War 42* video series—a project that set the foundation for documenting graffiti culture long before the rise of Instagram and TikTok.

Tloks shares how the gritty, raw series came to life, offering a rare glimpse into the underworld world of Los Angeles. As the conversation unfolds, the graffiti icon reveals plans for the future of the *War 42* videos.

The discussion turns personal when Tloks talks about his starring role in *Infamy*, widely considered the greatest graffiti documentary ever made. He recalls the behind-the-scenes moments that led to his involvement in the project, shedding light on a documentary that has inspired countless vandals worldwide.

In the next clip of our exclusive sit-down interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend TLOKS TKO, he opens up about a pivotal moment in history, when two of the most powerful graffiti crews in L.A. finally put an end to their 20-year rivalry.

In a rare, candid reflection, Tloks takes viewers behind the scenes of this momentous truce, sharing personal insights into the heated tensions that once dominated the streets.

Tloks looks back on the origins of the dispute and, with a mix of nostalgia and wisdom, opens up about what he might have done differently if given the chance.