Classic.

Carlin was always ahead of the masses with this thoughts and comedic genius.

The legendary 45 King runs through some classic Hip-Hop samples and breaks. So soulful ladies and gentlemen, wouldn’t you agree?

Good…LAAAAWWWDD!! Don’t miss this one…

Having presented his portraits of women in Brazil, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Cambodia, India, Belgium, Britain and other countries, JR is showing the whole of his «Women» exhibition for the first time.

P.Rod teams up with Markisa wallet brand for “A Day in the Life…” commericial.

Banksy sat down with U.K. magazine, The Sunday Times, for a six page interview. Banksy’s documentary “Exit Through The Gift Shop” hits the big screen across U.K. March 5th. Click here for the video on the piece up above. Also check out his site for some new pieces.

The interview ended up being quite insightful despite the fact that he talks in his usual tongue-in-cheek manner about museums, CCTV, his reasons for anonymity, his hypocrisy, his family, his art background, his collection, and sure to disappoint fans everywhere, he says – “I won’t be doing any more big gallery shows for a while, it’s all a bit dodgy. I’ve come into contact with a lot more villains since I moved from vandalism into selling paintings. The art world is full of shady people peddling bright colours.”

Via: AM

This video is the sheeeeeiiit! Plastic Beach due March 9th.

EV shares the latest book out by graffiti artist Wisk WCA. Check out more info on the book here.

Off the Layover EP. I wonder why we never posted this earlier?

Jay Electronica swept onto the hip hop scene in a wave of enigma late last decade. The effect of his quirky, emotional sound was compounded by the erratic methods of their release, drifting out unannounced via the internet – the Myspace leak of Act 1: Eternal Sunshine (The Pledge), a fifteen minute opus laced with movie samples and beatless film soundtracks, represented the beginning of an astounding surge of interest in both the man and his music, back in 2007. Since then, the New Orleans-born MC and producer has garnered heavy support from everybody from Nas to Gilles Peterson, and has worked heavily with soulslinger Just Blaze, dropping two instant neo-backpack classics, Exhibit A and Exhibit C. Only recently he partnered with New York-based “idea studio” Decon, working on his debut album as well as a video project with label founder Jason Goldwatch. With more anticipation around his Act II track than the rest of hip hop’s class of ‘10 combined, and another project with fellow supa emcees Mos Def and Curren$y in the making, the future couldn’t look brighter for Jay. To paraphrase his recent collaboration with Talib Kweli und Hi-Tek: he’s only just begun.

Grab ya popcorn and enjoy the footage!

10 writers, 2 backjumps, 1 wholecar, 1 traindriver, welcome to Russia…

Via: BS

Rime Interview x MTV Urban Germany from I Love Graffiti on Vimeo.