U mad?

Lol a lotta these new writers talk shit about me in forums or in the streets [i see y'all]. Hell, even some new members from my own crew talk shit about me. it's cool, you have your opinion. but at the end of the day, this graffiti thing is about getting up and style. atleast one [AT-LEAST] of which i can confidently say i would still defeat you in. While you let your hate for someone motivate you, im chillin smokin blunts n gettin more credit for my work. this isn't arrogance, it's confidence.

It's what really has been happening, people hate on my work, meanwhile im quietly making moves. remember, manila isn't a big enough graff community, even so the whole Philippines. So, doesn't it make sense that we just put our pride and egos aside and give eachother the proper props and respect we all deserve?

The more we keep pulling eachother down, the harder it gets for Filipino graff writers to get noticed, 'coz were too busy talking bad about our fellow writers. If i rise up n get known, we all get known coz cheesy as it may seem i represent all the philippine graff heads. not just PBC. not just MSF. Let's grow up, Philippines.

One more thing. If you used to be from a gang or whatever, in the graff scene, it doesnt matter. the number of things you've stolen, the number of pounds of drugs you've sold, people you've beaten up or whatever; IT DOESNT AMOUNT TO A HIGH-FLYING-KUNG-FU-KIKKING-FUKK. choose a side. be a gangster and get killed or jailed one day, or stikk to bombing n peicing n do something positive and productive. coz eitherway we get the infamy and the props from our peers for being a "badass." the difference is, you're most likely to live longer in the graff scene. Violence is another way to show immaturity, and noone wants to be called that. Dont burn bridges you haven't even built yet.

Have a nice day, haters. and remember:



PEACE.