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Conspiracy theory free interview with some flicks of stuff he painted back in the day. Not bad
https://bit.ly/3jW4ztF




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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #1 on: February 16, 2021, 04:51:13 PM »

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #2 on: February 16, 2021, 04:59:42 PM »
He hooked up that dudes book. In 907 too?

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #3 on: February 17, 2021, 06:32:32 AM »
crucial knowledge document.

he throws up SIMA in that one flick, he was a fellow pro around the same time but i’m not naming no names

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #4 on: February 17, 2021, 07:54:31 AM »
kinda crazy it took this long for him to talk about graffiti openly. Had some classic jersey graffiti in his La Luz part (Scar I think).if anyone’s visiting NY, or lives here and doesn’t know, He’s got a roller with Fanta down on Bowery still rocking from the 90s. heading downtown from Houston street look up to the left. Unless some idiots went over it since I looked last.

A lot of dudes from the 90s were really with the shits though atleast NY and SF. Genuinely don’t know if that happened in LA, but it seems everyone in SF had a name even if they barely wrote. With the OG busflow. Smyth even had RESN on his TM dunk colorway that was tight I gotta find my pair them shits is probably worth bread now. And NY was a free for all until 9/11 so everyone wrote something.

The best graffiti ever done was done by 15 year olds with shitty stolen paint in the dark on PCP 1975-1983. Everyone’s just been trying to catch up to those dudes ever since.

RIP to my boys bak and zno. Real bushwick/JMZ kings

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #5 on: February 17, 2021, 08:55:17 AM »
lennie kirk had a decent bus flow for being an outta towner

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #6 on: February 17, 2021, 09:17:19 AM »
The best graffiti ever done was done by 15 year olds with shitty stolen paint in the dark on PCP 1975-1983. Everyone’s just been trying to catch up to those dudes ever since.
what's this quote from? i know i've heard it before

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #7 on: February 17, 2021, 10:19:30 AM »
great post @Pete

it definitely feels like there is sort of an undercurrent of a graffiti scene, especially amongst a sort of East coast/SF "cool guy" brand of 90's skater. The cool part is that it is almost never talked about and you just pick up little hints here and there. It's kind of badass to think there's this sort of parallel network within skating of dudes that also paint. I don't know shit about it and that's fine by me, but its sick.

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #8 on: February 17, 2021, 01:44:10 PM »
Bobby is wild. I like his art made from litter as well.
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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #9 on: February 17, 2021, 04:31:37 PM »
kinda crazy it took this long for him to talk about graffiti openly. Had some classic jersey graffiti in his La Luz part (Scar I think).if anyone’s visiting NY, or lives here and doesn’t know, He’s got a roller with Fanta down on Bowery still rocking from the 90s. heading downtown from Houston street look up to the left. Unless some idiots went over it since I looked last.

A lot of dudes from the 90s were really with the shits though atleast NY and SF. Genuinely don’t know if that happened in LA, but it seems everyone in SF had a name even if they barely wrote. With the OG busflow. Smyth even had RESN on his TM dunk colorway that was tight I gotta find me pair them shits is probably worth bread now. And NY was a free for all until 9/11 so everyone wrote something.

The best graffiti ever done was done by 15 year olds with shitty stolen paint in the dark on PCP 1975-1983. Everyone’s just been trying to catch up to those dudes ever since.

RIP to my boys bak and zno. Real bushwick/JMZ kings

Free max b

why u always keep saying free max b everytime?

u think if u say it over a specific amout of times on this forum, will make him get free in real life or something? lmao

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #10 on: February 17, 2021, 05:01:20 PM »
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kinda crazy it took this long for him to talk about graffiti openly. Had some classic jersey graffiti in his La Luz part (Scar I think).if anyone’s visiting NY, or lives here and doesn’t know, He’s got a roller with Fanta down on Bowery still rocking from the 90s. heading downtown from Houston street look up to the left. Unless some idiots went over it since I looked last.

A lot of dudes from the 90s were really with the shits though atleast NY and SF. Genuinely don’t know if that happened in LA, but it seems everyone in SF had a name even if they barely wrote. With the OG busflow. Smyth even had RESN on his TM dunk colorway that was tight I gotta find me pair them shits is probably worth bread now. And NY was a free for all until 9/11 so everyone wrote something.

The best graffiti ever done was done by 15 year olds with shitty stolen paint in the dark on PCP 1975-1983. Everyone’s just been trying to catch up to those dudes ever since.

RIP to my boys bak and zno. Real bushwick/JMZ kings

Free max b
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why u always keep saying free max b everytime?

u think if u say it over a specific amout of times on this forum, will make him get free in real life or something? lmao

lurk more.

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #11 on: February 17, 2021, 05:06:02 PM »
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kinda crazy it took this long for him to talk about graffiti openly. Had some classic jersey graffiti in his La Luz part (Scar I think).if anyone’s visiting NY, or lives here and doesn’t know, He’s got a roller with Fanta down on Bowery still rocking from the 90s. heading downtown from Houston street look up to the left. Unless some idiots went over it since I looked last.

A lot of dudes from the 90s were really with the shits though atleast NY and SF. Genuinely don’t know if that happened in LA, but it seems everyone in SF had a name even if they barely wrote. With the OG busflow. Smyth even had RESN on his TM dunk colorway that was tight I gotta find me pair them shits is probably worth bread now. And NY was a free for all until 9/11 so everyone wrote something.

The best graffiti ever done was done by 15 year olds with shitty stolen paint in the dark on PCP 1975-1983. Everyone’s just been trying to catch up to those dudes ever since.

RIP to my boys bak and zno. Real bushwick/JMZ kings

Free max b
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why u always keep saying free max b everytime?

u think if u say it over a specific amout of times on this forum, will make him get free in real life or something? lmao
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lurk more.

what do u even mean

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #12 on: February 17, 2021, 08:40:29 PM »
kinda crazy it took this long for him to talk about graffiti openly. Had some classic jersey graffiti in his La Luz part (Scar I think).if anyone’s visiting NY, or lives here and doesn’t know, He’s got a roller with Fanta down on Bowery still rocking from the 90s. heading downtown from Houston street look up to the left. Unless some idiots went over it since I looked last.

A lot of dudes from the 90s were really with the shits though atleast NY and SF. Genuinely don’t know if that happened in LA, but it seems everyone in SF had a name even if they barely wrote. With the OG busflow. Smyth even had RESN on his TM dunk colorway that was tight I gotta find me pair them shits is probably worth bread now. And NY was a free for all until 9/11 so everyone wrote something.

The best graffiti ever done was done by 15 year olds with shitty stolen paint in the dark on PCP 1975-1983. Everyone’s just been trying to catch up to those dudes ever since.

RIP to my boys bak and zno. Real bushwick/JMZ kings

Free max b

I would like to see a flick of that roller!

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #13 on: February 27, 2021, 12:25:28 PM »
great post @Pete

it definitely feels like there is sort of an undercurrent of a graffiti scene, especially amongst a sort of East coast/SF "cool guy" brand of 90's skater. The cool part is that it is almost never talked about and you just pick up little hints here and there. It's kind of badass to think there's this sort of parallel network within skating of dudes that also paint. I don't know shit about it and that's fine by me, but its sick.

I'm from jersey and knew about Neckface from graffiti way before him having anything to do with skating. I used to have Video graff  tapes...12oz Prophet mags.

Around 91, my neighbor had a cousin that moved from Oakland CA to jersey.  He came wearing size 48 dickies. We connected through graffiti and the rave scene.... he got ragged on for his style until Skateboarding took hold in our area within a year. Then people were wearing JNCOs and all that crap. 

Ravers, writers, breakers, and skaters were in the same community in the 90s.

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #14 on: February 27, 2021, 02:32:57 PM »
Homie def knows his shit but wheres the love for 90s east coast king DEVER who also wrote DEVS NSF? Last pic in that interview, bottom left book tag looks a little too familiar   :P not calling Bobby a biter, just funny considering Puleo deep dives culture and would def be familiar with DEVER. Good interview regardless

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #15 on: February 27, 2021, 04:23:08 PM »
I was with Bobby in a car once and when we stopped to get gas he just started razor tagging the shit out of the gas pump and signs. I was like WTF but he was going for it I have to say.

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #16 on: March 01, 2021, 02:49:29 PM »
https://youtu.be/aCY0omgj-OE

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #17 on: March 01, 2021, 03:04:57 PM »
I love that people choose to ignore Bobby as being a racist kook and still give him a platform for his garbage art.

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #18 on: March 02, 2021, 07:22:24 AM »
I love that people choose to ignore Bobby as being a racist kook and still give him a platform for his garbage art.

Has he said racist shit too? He made a seriously stupid remark on gay skaters, which I have given him plenty of shit for! I don't think he needed to be cancelled, but it should definitely not be celebrated

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #19 on: August 27, 2021, 07:48:08 PM »
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The best graffiti ever done was done by 15 year olds with shitty stolen paint in the dark on PCP 1975-1983. Everyone’s just been trying to catch up to those dudes ever since.
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what's this quote from? i know i've heard it before
https://www.instagram.com/p/CTB9Wgbghtx/

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Re: Bobby Puleo interview about his time painting graffiti/growing up in NY
« Reply #20 on: November 20, 2023, 02:48:37 PM »
looks like these interviews got a new home:

https://wridersnyc.blogspot.com/