TheGreatMTB
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is it vandalism if the owner appreciates the art and decides to keep it on their building?This is goofy.
Ok you see the art of it.
That’s subjective.
The vandalism isn’t. That’s objectively true.
is it vandalism if the owner appreciates the art and decides to keep it on their building?This is goofy.
Ok you see the art of it.
That’s subjective.
The vandalism isn’t. That’s objectively true.
If you rob someone and they don’t press charges it’s not a loan.is it vandalism if the owner appreciates the art and decides to keep it on their building?
...If you rob someone and they don’t press charges it’s not a loan.
Did you get permission to paint something that wasn’t yours?...
I'm not talking about robbery. is it vandalism if the owner appreciates the art and decides to keep it on their building?
There are are some talented ones, but majority of graffiti are low quality tags, worldwide, regardless of race.
Would you like your brand new house tagged with MS13 and other bullshyt?
That's gang graf/tags, not the artistic style (pieces, bubble letters, wildstyle, 3-D, softees etc...) that is associated with HipHop
or the "stylish" handstyle tags by people like StayHigh149
Only if the wall art was done by black Americans.
I only specify bc I've noticed the same trend with any other ADOS- derived artforms, foodways, and linguistic practices. Other black people are allowed to have their own dialects, their own artforms, their own foodways, all universally understood as 'proper' manifestations of that culture.
With us, everything becomes "slave food," "plantation talk," and, yes, 'illegal wall- scratches.'
Graff got nothing to do with hip hop breh, shyt started on trains in the early 70s and all the og writers listened to black sabbath, led zeppelin and so on. Writers today dont give a fukk about rap and are into minimal/house/techno. Graffiti is its on planet/subculture
This is a Hip Hop website right? Graffiti is one of the 4 pillars...Unpopular opinion:
Graffiti is not art.
It’s vandalism.
Every time I’m riding a train or subway in the city, I have to look at this crap on walls and highways and overpasses and it’s sad.
Most times you can’t even make out what things are supposed to be.
It’s ugly and ruins the beauty of the neighborhood.
To be fair: I’m not talking about commissioned works that may honor some famous person. Frankly that’s just a mural and can be done well.
But these stupid tags and bubble letters have got to go.