R.I.P Ryan Dunn

On June 20, 2011 at approximately 3:30 am EDT, Dunn died in a car crash in West Goshen Township, Pennsylvania[7]. Reports from TMZ state that he posted a photo of him drinking with friends hours beforehand.[8] At the time of the accident, Dunn was believed to have been traveling over 110 mph (180 km/h). An unidentified occupant of the vehicle was also found dead at the scene.[8] WKST-FM reported that both of the bodies had suffered severe burns, and the emergency medical technicians experienced difficulty in identifying the vehicle's occupants; Dunn was reportedly identified by his tattoos and facial hair[9]. The crash kept the section of route 322 between New Street and Pottsville Pike closed for almost six hours.[7]
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TUPAC BACK!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND RIP TO THE REALEST LYRICIST TO EVER TOUCH THE MIC.
AINT NOBODY THATLL EVER COMPARE..



nohomo @ the pic tho lol

Thugz Mansion

Words of Wisdom

Lost Prison Interview

Tupac's shooter confessed to shooting after 17 years

"Alleged triggerman, Dexter Isaac, is claiming in a letter that was obtained by AllHipHop.com that 'Pac's former associate, Jimmy "Henchman" Rosemond, paid him $2,500 to do the robbery at Manhattan's Quad Studios in November 1994.
Isaac, who is currently serving life in prison for murder, robbery, fraud and witness-intimidation charges, tells a different story. "I want to apologize to his family [Tupac Shakur] and for the mistake I did for that sucker [Jimmy Henchman]," Isaac told AllHipHop.com from prison. "I am trying to clean it up to give [Tupac's and Biggie's] mothers some closure."

DEFINITELY THE G.O.A.T

THUG LIFE!!

R.I.P DREAM SMD

Los Angeles Legend DREAM SMD sadly passed away May 28, 2011.
DREAM was a big part of LA graffiti history. He was a little before my time, but I always admired his work and his love for Graff. Much respect to the man and Rest In Paint DREAM SMD!
Check out his Fundraiser and pay your respects.

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Robert Tagudar aka DREAM

August 3, 1964 to May 28, 2011

DREAM was the epitome of everything I stand for; we shared the motto, “On to the next, burn to the last.” He loved all aspects of graffiti, but chose to strip his work down to two colors. He didn’t want anyone to be able to say he hid behind colors or characters. He wanted his pure style to show through—and it did. He was a true king.

On a personal level, DREAM was a good friend. He was always there for me—up until the very end. He came to the graffiti exhibition at the Pasadena Museum of California Art, and he came to my show, Blurring the Lines, at Corey Helford Gallery.

He told me he wasn’t feeling well, and left the opening early. Later that night, he texted me and told me he was proud of me.

Well, brother, I’m proud of you. You always held your head high, never complained, and were humble, loyal and strong.

You did your last piece for Art in the Streets, and it seems like everything we dreamed of as young writers in the 1980s is finally coming true. I wish you were still here to enjoy it with me, but either way, you always be a pillar of West Coast graffiti.

Thank you for being an inspiration and, most importantly, being a friend.

Rest in peace.

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R.I.P ERIE

Sadly, LA's young writer ERIE passed away. Didn't know the guy personally but seen this kids spots since he started and seen his style progress. I definitely respected his love for graffiti and his consistant work ethic. Condolences to his family and friends. Rest In Paint ERIE