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Exodus 20:13 from Antoine Bandele on Vimeo.

On the note of Halloween and all the shit I give you Exodus 20:13 by Antoine Bandele and Edited by Whoopi. Good film overall and hey its Halloween so why not.

The Final Flare from SWITCH™ HUNDREDS on Vimeo.

Via: Switch

Colette x Gap just keep bring on the products. First the converse then the iPhone case now these gloves. Sure there no Supreme gloves (ha!), there actually a lot doper. Designed by Jack Space, the mustache glove, is a fight between the American Mustache and the French Mustache, one attached on each finger. Avalible only at the Colette x Gap pop up store in New York City.

Its going to be a long night.

Depending on how often you check out this blog or how well you know me you know the fascination with graffiti that I have when I randomly post here and there about it.

Well I bumped into this which I found pretty humors and also interesting because of the mask and the stupidity but overall the graff is well done. MTAliens gets the job done and have a good laught while doing it.

Pretty old but the message is clear.

Bomb It Documentary - L.A. Graff Scene Pt.1 from WWW.SP1200.NET on Vimeo.

Bomb It Documentary - L.A. Graff Scene Pt.2 from WWW.SP1200.NET on Vimeo.

You have to admit that if you know sneakers then you know going rates for a pair of OG(original) pair of Jordan's. Be it the J1 or J3 or the Hares. Well these Hares, found on eBay are a suppppppppppppppppppper sample. These can be called literally "Bugs Bunny's" The bid on these has ended but check out the winning bid here. Someone got lucky and has a super rare collectors item sitting at home. The shoe game keeps getting crazier and crazier.


Thanks Anwar for pointing this out.

I was out with my girlfriend at the USC hospital and I bumped into this. Kinda funny where you find random street wear stuff. Its all hype, but then again hype brings money. $_$

I've always been very interested in graffiti. Something about the style and the manor of it has always attracted me to it.

I stumbled upon a Central American artist who made a song about graffiti. Ok I understand that not many people will be able to understand the lyrics to this but what really interested me about this video was nto the lyrics as much as the footage. Its something that no matter your language you can understand what he's trying to talk about. The perspective of graffiti is amazing for the fact that you could be in a whole different part of the world but can stay connected with one thing, paint. Enjoy the footage and if you understand the lyrics then enjoy it too. I don't know the artist name but all I know is its a good video, kinda grainy, but good non the less.

Graffiti from mizballa com on Vimeo.

"A new law has been passed in California this week making those convicted of Vandalism responsible not only to clean the tagged surfaces they were convicted of, but in some cases to be responsible for keeping the surface clean for one year!

Leading up to the introduction of this new law is a increase in Graffiti on the streets of California, which was backed up by this statement 'Racs said graffiti was increasing partly because it is celebrated on the Internet.'"

To all my artist homies don't get caught. Keeping a wall clean isn't easy.

Via: SlamxHype

Augor x Revok x The Dark Knight (video Logan x Keegan) Meatpost.com from Meat Post on Vimeo.