@Uebey@CourthouseNews Anyone who tucks in their polo and hikes their khakis during a press release, while standing in front of $23 in trinkets from Spirit Halloween's clearance rack does not belong in any art conversation.
@adelebloch11@justinboldaji@lakeshow_wess You couldn't understand what was going on in the video, so pretending you know anything about the culture is laughable. Read the room, moron.
@adelebloch11@justinboldaji@lakeshow_wess You went from 'wanting to understand' to thinking you know what you're talking about real quick. You don't.
You have no authority to speak on graffiti; at best you're a student in this space, but certainly not a teacher. Have some self awareness.
@adelebloch11@justinboldaji@lakeshow_wess Ehhh... Not much.
Graffiti culture has the concept of 'roll calls' (pic included) where a bunch of tags go up in a single spot, as well as the concept of 'mobbing targets' (Euro passenger train missions on YouTube).
Although intimidating, the driver was not in danger.
@rabbithat11 @justinboldaji In a dumpster fire of comments, yours is incredible sober. Totally reasonable and relatable take.
I can empathize with the dude, this would have been an intimidating moment, especially if you're not comfortable with graffiti culture.
While working on a Brigitte Bardot project, Pinterest's algorithm's started force feeding me Ava Gardner pics.
Nah son, this ain't it... You clearly have no idea about my taste in women.