Seriously Though, Why?
July 31, 2012
What’s the point of tagging over a mural? I see this ALLLLLLL the time, all over the city… Why?
It’s so dumb.
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Thugs have no respect. That’s why. That’s what makes them thugs.
That mural sucked and Mural Arts isn’t what it seems to be. It’s deeper than you think.
SEKA and XYZ did a piece (not a tag) on both sides of a big box truck near me. Within 24 hours of the pieces going up I destroyed them with a can of black spray paint. Their hard work now looks like a huge mess and waste of time for them. It felt good to get “revenge” on these two vandals.