Bombing L.A. "Wisk" gets caught! 

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Precise, he was amazing.

Yea he said he used to let kids paint there tell people started tagging outside of the wall

You're absolutely right, wisk was all city during those years. That's when I shot "Bombing L.A.". He talks about numbering his tags/throw-ups and his style of racking paint from stores.

It’s called not being a dimwit urban ego maniac ghetto blaster from the mouth. Many youth don’t know that now a days.

I don’t know it was a clean straight letter by thief.Also the whole purpose to graffiti is vandal and especially in that era man you got me fucked up thinking I see a nice clean wall their and I’m not gonna hit it

@MEXICAN INVASION but obviously you or whoever as a tagger isn’t gonna damage house property. It’s just morals and basic knowledge but everything other then that is pretty much fair game bro.

@@alejandroalmaguer1053 there's no rules you nerd he fucked up a good spot for everyone by burning it out

@@Heemjohnson didn’t look like and actual spot no one repainted shit so not like a legal wall and shits bound to get covered ppl just went and painted over that white paint anyways don’t be so butt hurt

@@Heemjohnson and you right their isn’t no rules but their is respect so no one is gonna paint a damn house someone is living in

Agreed!

that guy was a gentleman and a gangster

Damn bro that’s sick your so lucky

@@MMasonn. I’m stoked to own it!

fuckin sick as hell

Hi Francisco, thanks for commenting on my channel. Yes, "Wisk" (Robert) was a character to say the least! Later today I will be posting the entire documentary with other classic "Wisk" moments. I will also be offering a download of the documentary on my site, at www.glaserproductions.com. The download contains a segment of "Wisk" live on a well known national morning TV show. Check back, and Thanks again.

@@garyglaser that documentary is a dvd ? Where are you located ? Wouldn’t want to pay shipping if you’re in la area

@@garyglaser whatever happened to Wisk

@@blazed1945 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oUBbBQCEFdg.html

You missed the point kid

Who wouldn’t be mad when their property gets punted by kids ???

@@pimpmac4993 I'm not arguing that anyone wouldn't be mad. I'm stating that people who don't understand how graffiti uses artistic concepts and concepts of design make the mistake of equating where something is to it being either bad or good. A person who doesn't want it on their property thinks it's bad simply because it is on their property or "in your house" etc, whereas the value that graffiti holds is a separate topic that is mostly, but probably not entirely mutually exclusive from location. Location is one of many variables that either assists a graffiti piece's value or hinders it. But whether an independent person (who knows nothing about artistic concepts in general) likes the location or not of a graffiti piece due to external factors which influence how they feel about it, does not have any bearing on the value of the graffiti in any way. Simply put, whether someone who has a bad experience with graffiti likes it or not, doesn't, in any way, define the value of a graffiti piece or graffiti art as a whole. Location does, but only in relation to artistic concepts and how the location emphasizes or hinders them, as I said. So the statement that Wisk makes about how "You just can't win" is incredibly accurate in that he is describing that he will never be able to convince guys like that property owner, who know nothing about graffiti or any other art, that it has value, not because they have had bad experiences with graffiti, but because they simply don't have any knowledge about graffiti and artistic values, which is necessary for them to know to appreciate the graffiti despite their bad personal experiences with it.

@@ScizGraffiti not reading all that bud

@@pimpmac4993 Then you shouldn't have tried to start a discussion if you can't read 😂

@@ScizGraffiti yeah like a paragraph, maybe two. Not a whole damn article

bros italian fs

..or Israeli, or Greek, or Turkish, or Croatian ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@@biglu323 def not israeli that accent is unmistable 🤣... im joking around anyhow yall need to relax.

I remember as a kid in low income housing some of the fences behind the hoods would be rubbed in grease to stop people from hopping the fences

I’ll find another way :)

damn ur album is dope :3 norm coeps

Vaseline I have heard of also but never would actually do it man

No more grease 👳 let the art get on

What street was that yard at

@@plexsm1425 Sherman way and lindley

Hi Ruben, Thanks for the comment, yes that was an interesting development. Wisk was a fascinating character. On my site I have a version that includes "Wisk" doing a live network interview on the Today Show, he drives them nuts! (I served as field producer for the segment) www.glaserproductions.com/documentarydownloads thanks again, gary

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oUBbBQCEFdg.html Here’s a video on Wisk and Ser WCA . Like 30 years later.

@@BIGgamez78 thanks for the link! SER was a freeway killer, massive respect.

Yeah before that when he was Rev Ksn..dope writer,talented artist.

Shut up he owns an abandoned lot, it's free game.

He was more mad aboutt his store was gettin hit up.

@@carlosolguin84 facts store fronts SHOULDNT be getting hit up but who tf cares ab the back fence

@@RobinXlone ive hit up alot of people shit b4 still do but guy. Like the old man seems like he knows wats up nd dont want to get people lock up cus the dirty mothafuckas will not aproach you. They hav police. Roll up and show up after if they cath you pointing fingers and yellin they want press charges....so i would respect the old man that came out on here for keepin it real..

He said they started painting outside the lot 😬

@Patrick Lyons Story goes is that he was bombing with CBS crew in LA, was riding a train and bombing, he tried to jump between cars but he fell and got ran over. Sad when I read it. I think the story was in an old issue of Can Control. I think in the old book "subway art" they may have mentioned it too. I know CBS crew was big in LA in the 90s. I ran with guys from BRI, TWS, AIW...

They just made their own CBS documentary that just came out

@Aaron Fawcett of what

@@bloodeagle6458 - of writing, bombing.

Is wisk awr msk ? Lod? What crews he rep? Thought he was with them

He was all city

Then you must not be a graffiti writer because everyone who writes graffiti in LA knows who Wisk WCA is...

They started putting paint in cages is what happened

@@Youknow0671 that’s what bolt cutters are for

@@FreskkGamesLetsPlays thanks for the tip

@@Youknow0671 Moral of this story? Think and do some research before you answer.

@@howardsend6589 relax u spastic, most caged paint is behind the counter anyway, there's no need to be a smartass

stick with it. i used to do the same when i started once u find a good flow of a word keep writing it tell you hate it and youll have a break through with it.. im a year late lmk if u ended up sticking w sum

Hello Temporary Oofed,Thanks for visiting my channel and leaving a comment. I get it , many people don't like graffiti. I've made documentaries on a wide variety of topics. I see from your yt channel that you are into trains. Please visit my site to view clips of my doc "Train Station" about Detroit's most Historic Train Station; Michigan Central Train Depot. www.glaserproductions.com/documentarydownloads/train-station there are four clips in that playlist with trains. I hope you enjoy them, and thanks again for viewing my work.

@@garyglaser ok

@Neu Order stfu

@@TemporaryOofed ahahahaha stay mad, whether you like it or not graff will always be there, if you can't beat em join em😉

@@Youknow0671 I have got them arrested before 4 groups in fact in my local area, every day people lose they're rights (:

Yo Tracey, Not a lot of 80's females were into grafitti, but I worked hard to include the ones I could find, if you were to view the clip containing the entire documentary, I feature female writers at 18:15 and 24:40 (approx.) But no, there are no females in the clip where you left your comment. I'm woke!😎

women in graffiti are rare (maybe a bit more in street art as it is full of fake people and less dangerous that painting clean train or trackside),you met one girl out of 40 guys.....

theres female writers i see plenty

No females god had dare they not allow the females to be interview? Shut up

Shut the fuck up

Who cares

Lmao

That's debatable

You positive?

i mean, you can't deny that it at least took *some* effort and practice for decent graffiti to be on the walls