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@joramraaijmakers5311

28 күн бұрын

quiet putting so many adds on these documentaries.

I’m an East coast writer of 20 years and I gotta say, CBS had a huge impact to the culture. Much respect.

@giannijeong1111

10 ай бұрын

is that aware?

@moonmossdweller

10 ай бұрын

rip aware

@S0ulR3avR

10 ай бұрын

@@giannijeong1111definitely not he does have his skull

@feralone681

9 ай бұрын

Minus the fake CBS in NY lol

@AndyKPOV

6 ай бұрын

​@@feralone681msk too. Most big crews never went east. And most east crews never went west. Now days its different with the internet. I grew up bombing with ack and msk. I know katsu, clepto, queball, ajar, blink. Pnw baby seattle graf is the mutt of graff styles.

God, this was so good. Literally kept my attention the whole time. Bigs ups CBS. SK8 will live on forever.

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it, make sure you subscribe and get notified cause this is coming soon kzread.infovZjkd-3IwwQ

@DesperadoDufel

Жыл бұрын

@@kingsofdocs7228 🔥🔥🔥

@rtkyalpazz2497

11 ай бұрын

👍🏽✊🏽🙏🏽

@gustavoolvera4724

11 ай бұрын

❤

@KillerKillers-pm7ze

10 ай бұрын

Word_ I keep repeating it for the memories.. man I can't say enough to BLEEK1 for releasing this

This needs a movie

This was well done, growing up in So Cal in the 90’s, everyone knew who CBS were.

I grew up in East Hollywood and these dudes were legendary then and now! I remember walking on Melrose scooping up records and I saw a MEAR piece and in the corner he had wrote MearOneRocks… I bit that from him and used it with my DJ name. Sorry Mear for the bite but thank you for inspiring me. Thank You CBS for inspiring all of us!

Props to CBS for what they did on Melrose. I would ditch middle school to walk the alleys in the early ‘90s.

Have been inspired by Cbs crew every since I started in 07. Doing graff in the 80's, 90's must of been a whole experience.

Much love to the whole crew, I'm honored to be able to represent for a legacy that inspired me to paint as a kid.

@KraShRock_C.B.S

8 ай бұрын

⚔️🖤⚔️

Yooo the fact dude who was an actor was a tagger is dope as fuck seen him in a few things big ups to some one

@jmc_-im6sd

2 ай бұрын

Yeah I caught that too. It was David Arquette. I don't know why it didn't show his name. Dope though

Damn, I was like 12 when I heard the news the night after skate passed away. Legendary LA shit, much respect to CBS crew

Graffiti and hip hop go hand and hand and this generation of MC's don't realize or acknowledge the graffiti artist or the b-boys or even the break dancers they ARE HIP HOP real talk

@graffitifreighttrains1076

5 ай бұрын

Preach it brother

Wow, brought up a lot of memories. My friends and i were in a Hollywood crew during the same time of CBS, only a few miles from them. We were toys compared to them. But CBS was indeed the crew everyone wanted to be in. One time we were on Hollywood Blvd messing around and we bumped into Skate and he definitely was the real deal. No punk at all. He had heart. But one thing for sure sticks out and it was something one of the writers or graffiti artist said. That we were all just kids who didn't have a father to hug (my father was present but distant) us so we turned our friendships into our surrogate family and did graffiti for the attention we craved from our fathers.

@RalFingerLP

7 ай бұрын

That we were all just kids who didn't have a father to hug (my father was present but distant) us so we turned our friendships into our surrogate family and did graffiti for the attention we craved from our fathers. I felt that 100%

I grew up watching this crew tear shit up around 2004-2011 when I lived in LA…and still,their beat isn’t skipping.Big props!

just busted a tear this is history graff in its purest form. shout out to the all ogs who paved the way

@rhonin420

8 ай бұрын

hell yeah

The first time I got to chill with Rob One at a house party at USC at this chick Sara's place in 1996. How did I know who he was? Well, his ROB-ONE hat was a clue, I guess. We both ended up next to the turntable talking about music and graff. He was not DJ'ing the party, but still was digging through her collection and found a WHAM! record, and with a huge smile on his face, he excitedly shows it to me. He asked if I knew this band, and i said of course I did, not knowing where he was going with this. "He couldn't like that 'Wake ue up before you go-go' song, could he?" I thought to my self. He unsleeves the wax, flips it around to find the track he wanted to find, puts the record on the turntable, and places the needle at the start of the song "Everything she wants" - He looks over his shoulder at me when the song gets going and just nods to me like I knew the song he was playing was gonna be dope the whole time. You are missed, Rob. Glad I met you while you were here.

@slickfirmament5934

3 ай бұрын

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I cried from beginning to end, with joy, amazement, and grief. Will watch this again and again. So inspiring!!

@codysmith5414

10 ай бұрын

Thank You, particularly since today is the 30th anniversary of Skate's death.

@murielglaphre8946

10 ай бұрын

@@codysmith5414 🤟🥺😥😥 He was all about the art & the love. I wish I could have met him. Come back SK8. The world still needs you.

@KillerKillers-pm7ze

10 ай бұрын

💙::::@murielglaphre8946:::💙 Hits a spot every time..still in awe... Appreciate this #1 ⚔️ @codysmith5414 ⚔️. __KRASHERCBS!__

@KillerKillers-pm7ze

10 ай бұрын

❤

@KraShRock_C.B.S

8 ай бұрын

BLEEKilledIT¡!!!

I started writing in 1993 in Seattle. CBS had a HUGE influence on me and my friends and of course the entire culture. It was incredible to see these legends in magazines when mags started coming out and when I was an adult and able to make it down to LA to see their work in person. Dope documentary and legendary crew!! Also, HOLY SHIT! David Arquette is a writer?? Like a BIG writer?? WILD!

@willhaslem

Жыл бұрын

I was surprised as well to see David Arquette a.k.a. Some One.

@MrRusty-fm4gb

10 ай бұрын

I'm from Seattle. What do you write? I started in 96'.

@ventureted

10 ай бұрын

@@MrRusty-fm4gb sorry I'm not going to say what I write online but I knew Chek, Ern, Berst, Adek a little bit, Subs and Size in OFA, Met Ego when he was doing the BAM Crew mural on the bus lines. Evers in 3A. Seed. Jeko and Kaper. A few others.

@sumgi1537

9 ай бұрын

@@willhaslem 50cent, chris brown, and fat joe were writers too fat joe was crack tats cru

@KraShRock_C.B.S

8 ай бұрын

¥KrashRock via SkateOnerismz#1

Knew SK8 from the punk scene way back when . Dude really was larger than life . Great documentary here . Lots of memories come flooding in . Rest in Paradise SK8

Young artist from Australia, big love to the whole crew for showing us what really crew love is.

Beat non stop was one of their headquarters,, the Melrose allies were rocked constantly,, much respect to this infamous crew and putting it on the map,,,🙏

Good documentary. Good to see crews from the 80s still around.

I can't be the only one who paused the video every time I saw graff on the walls... Took me 2.5 hours to watch the entire thing.. Great production. False One DTDiS KSB 1913

@GraffitiGod-xy5rj

11 ай бұрын

I heard a story about Les that he was arrested for male prostitution and beaten up by his wife for sucking cock. Have you ever heard that before? From graffiti writer Casino. I also heard rumor about he is in GtaVi.

id like to say thank u for the production, time an effort yall put together to make this doc. hands down one of the best documentary ive seen. i had a friend jus like sk8 so i was touched by this in many ways more than one, he also passed he may not hav been as big as sk8 but the the passion he had the drive the love was jus like him n im glad i had teacher a mentor like sk8 was, ik its not nothing similar but i feel the circumstances ar u no. im also a graff writer i grew up on watchin freight trains with CBS on them but never knowing wher they came from, also growin up watchin LA graffiti documentaries over and over gathering information as much as possible not jus LA graff but also watching style wars. rest in paint to all the fallin but never forgotten.

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

You are very welcome

Been waiting for years, thank you for releasing it to us, we appreciate it.

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

You are very welcome

@ProgessivesBwhitetho

Жыл бұрын

@@kingsofdocs7228 why does mear one like crime bills bernie the crime bills king who wants to bring his antisemetic murals to fruitation

@tb543

Жыл бұрын

Bleek got kicked out of CBS because he was stealing preorder money for this Documentary.. ✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️

About 30+ minutes was cut from this final version unfortunately for a more mainstream audience. The original cut was more raw and had way more 90s footage.

Man I miss the 90’s 😢

*LONG LIVE SKATE & ROB ONE!!* Forever enshrined in the history of the culture GLOBALLY!! BEEN LOOKING UP TO YOU GUYS FOR AGES NOW. SINCE PEEPING YOU GUYS ON 12OZPROPHET AND ART CRIMES BACK IN THE DAY.

@slickfirmament5934

3 ай бұрын

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@antwaanhemisphere7956

2 ай бұрын

Yes ( hip hop in paradise) I knew them both .. they was some cool cats for real ✅

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Man, I've been wanting to watch this forever. Thank you for the upload. Much respect to CBS. 😎

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

You are very welcome.

Killer documentary. I was influenced just as much from the LA writers when I started out in Boston in the late 80's as I was from writers from NYC

@johnboygeranimo6526

Жыл бұрын

New Bedford writer myself. Looked up to this crew since my finger first hit the can

@princequestly2218

11 ай бұрын

@@johnboygeranimo6526what did you write ?

In 80s and 90s was the best time to be alive. Grownup in those years was fascinating I remember when hip hop became a thing people break dancing on the corners. Sometimes wish we could all go back to the pay phone days.

salute to the person who put this for us to see what a blessing fuck yea og shit and home videos that shit is super rare and golden much luv alot of us lived this shit long ago THIS MADE MY YEAR!!!

@codysmith5414

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Comments like this make it all worth it.

@KraShRock_C.B.S

8 ай бұрын

💙

Yo dont sleep on TKO, LTS, & KOG!!!

Rob was a good dude , I was luckily to meet him 🙏 dope artist, dj, and record promoter. He always kicked knowledge. Respect!great documentary.

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Dope seeing all this. Was in a crew (GPC) in the early 90s in SLC Utah of all places. My homie came back from a family visit from NY with like 5 issues of Can Control and a VHS of Style Wars. Blew our minds. CBS was proper in all of it. We even saw the Cottonmouth Battlers piece when we went out to bomb trains one night. Wild. Seeing so many of the bombs that I used to zone out on for hours in this was wild. Made me feel like I was somehow a part of this. Thanks for the upload!

Oh damn my boy Pedro! what a flash back, we tattooed each other in 1999 I think. I miss you brother, RIP PJ!!!

Love how i end up watching this doc on KZread instead of the copy i pre-ordered 6 years ago that never came

MEAR and the whole CBS crew’s art was a huge influence on me as a kid🙌🏾

@KillerKillers-pm7ze

10 ай бұрын

KRASHROCK★MEARROCK_1989!

As a little toy in a tiny northen city in the UK back then those pics of Hex and Slick n Risky pieces that made it over here were a huge inspiration..I wudda killed for a doc like this back then...

Greeting from El Salvador, tight vid ...RIP Skate One ...remember the Raleigh Studio 1991 and the mosh pit .....TakeR one ATRF ...dope Documentary Captured the moment Graff Life

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

i don’t know why i’m so drawn to the graffiti scene .. it’s the fact that they did what they wanted and were happy. it gives me a rush and makes me kind of emotional lol

@dstaff7373

7 ай бұрын

You in the DMV?

@blehhggg

7 ай бұрын

@@dstaff7373 ?😭

Out-fuckin-standing!! I used to write in the mid-late 90's in SoCal. I saw so many of these pieces firsthand. It's been so long, and I had forgotten about ATLAS and the cat pieces. 😂 I remember the piece SABER did in the LA River. You really had to have seen it in person to comprehend just how big that piece was. Never knew SK8 was the inspiration for that to be so big. Excellent film!!

That was Dope ! Been waitin' a minute for this. Blessings from Mexicali Mexico !

Man member the homie showing me this Documentary..this one i was feening to see for the longest and homie said i got u...much love and appreciation for the knowledge he passed to me Hip Hop will forever be embedded in my heart funny how this just one element but soooo Big..

Good stuff brotha . Thanks for putting this in the archives... RbL crew Texas

I remember CBS came to Psyko City in SF before they got down with LORDS and all that. Always respect from the Bay for CBS.

been waiting for a while to see this! it was amazing! congratulations guys!

Just like everyone else, Ive been waiting so long to watch this, Appreciate the upload!

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

You are welcome

Grew up on silver lake,los Feliz area in the 80s and 90s my krews name was SOA stoned once again. indika,trip, vamps, Raw,we all new CBS members also other crews such as 2DN,AAA,FSK, UTI,KCA, our art will live on, claester 96 and beyond....HTR crew juker,Riot.

I've been waiting to see this forever, thanks for posting this! Didn't CBS loose another crew member to a train death named Power? I followed CBS from afar in the 90's on the East Coast through zines, the first time I visited LA and the Melorose area I was blown away.

@RallEeyeRedact

Жыл бұрын

Power is still around.

@s0t3rwon_teoktheeviloneskr76

Жыл бұрын

Should of seen the premier in ptown a theater full of writers that sold beer preimering a graff doc......shit got bombed that night anger saying please dont go out and hit up this theater or the small businesses in the area lol didnt matter what anyone said nothing was safe.......

@joelector1556

Жыл бұрын

Power is not dead -“

@KraShRock_C.B.S

8 ай бұрын

POWOWSCBS

...Oh n big up on di Documentary's works n ting n upload! ..Very informative n it took me a lil back my Jr. High n High School tymz seen!! ..Bless!😇🙏😊👍💚💛❤️

The story of redemption at the end is a huge one. Being a graffiti artist is a weird thing and growing into a life that is more positive for everyone vs. just the culture you are in. Can be a weird thing. The world is a lot bigger and at times better than graffiti. Great documentary

Been waiting for this to drop 💨💨

This doc. Is AMAZING. U got so many legends on here. Risk, Saber and Iris from dilated!? ❤

I was CBS in late 90s untill I made DS, great times. RIP Skate

Very good Doc. I remember first seeing Skate in 1986 at the Jefferson yard doing this funky lizard character!Great times on Melrose at the Hip-Hop shop. Respect to Skate n Rob One, Anger, Axis, MEAR , etc… great legacy film right here. Y’all Cant be stopped n we will keep Rockin The Nation!!!

Brings back a lot of memories. Went to school & was friends with "Exist"- cool cat! The mid- 90's were something else.

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS

Never knew the history but definitely was a fan of CBS crew and loved checking out the Melrose alleys and downtown central murals. Atlas was a fave.

One thing for sure sticks out and it was something one of the writers said: that we were all just kids who didn't have a father to hug us (my father was present but distant) so we turned our friendships into our surrogate family and did graffiti for the attention we craved from our fathers.

Damn that was a great doc! By the end i felt like i was apart of the CBS crew! Great job! & Much respect 2 the CBS crew

@user-ow2kl4pf1c

3 ай бұрын

❤

Great documentary, finally got to see it. Good to see how it all connects to Shapeshifters etc

Fuck I’ve been waiting for years for this to finally get released. Grew up idolizing these guys

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

The wait is finally over😄

@joedice531

Жыл бұрын

@@kingsofdocs7228 I would check every year on their KZread page hahaha. It was always “next year”

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

@@joedice531😄😄 coming soon is "5 Pointz" kzread.infovZjkd-3IwwQ so hit the notification bell and subscribe 😁

56 and still getting up. Real love and respect to everyone who fucked shit up in the 90s and made it this far, every crew, everywhere.

This is so sick thank you for uploading this. Did CBS ever bring out a book ? Any info would be much appreciated

So great to see a glimpse of the past…I really enjoyed the back story to CBS. From what I saw SK8 had a wicked mindset at a young age to create a family unit and uplift those around him to show them their potential…enabling them to create better lives for themselves. Respect!! 🤘

Amazing documentary! Much love for this 🙏

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

I'll always really like that OG Mear letter style. Great doc!

Much, much love all the way from Australia. The documentary is extremely well put together. This belongs in the Getti/Smithsonian. 33:33 'MACH KGB' GTFOH!! What are the chances of that?? There's a very prolific writer from Sydney MACH/MACHINE KGB - Kids Gettin' Busy.

I was a 90s kid, but I moved too much to ever settle in to a graffiti scene growing up,though I remember liking them very much! I loved graffiti! The coolest kids ever were the highschoolers that would get on my middle school bus smelling like spray paint. It was a huge flex!Watching this documentary confirms its something I would have absolutely fallen in love with and been lost to. I was very impressionable and always loved the thrill of doing something I was not supposed to be doing. Especially if i thought I could earn the respect of the kids older/bigger/cooler than me. Im glad i never “took the first hit” so to speak. I would have been hooked.

Great documentary! Have been inspired by CBS crew since I first started getting into graff back in 2005-2007.

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

That is awesome!

Much respect to CBS , especially SK8. For me though the guys that really stood out in the 90’s in LA were chaka, Oiler, Sleez, cab, sacred, decline & Sahl. The LOD, coi and ifk crew. Those cats were INSANE. Hitting the best spots. Especially “OIL.” What a madman ✊🏼👊🏼🤘🏽💪🏼

Oh shit!’ I knew this was gonna be good as soon as I saw this !! I grew up in LA writing graffiti and always looked up to CBS .

Thanks for the video. Watched the whole thing. Love from South Florida.

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

You are very welcome.

Mad props skate. Legend Primo doco. Keep writing. LR.

love that this is posted on here !!!

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

You are welcome

Waited 30 plus years for this

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

Now you can finally enjoy watching it.

Doc was dope! Big respects to The Can’t Be Stopped Crew! I chilled wit a bunch of ya back in the 90’s! Def a bunch of talented artists. Good memories chillin in Westwood at night, melrose, Hollywood etc. I remeber racking wit my homie at Michael’s as skate was going out the back with a whole cart full a paint lol😂 this brought back good memories! 🔥🔥🔥💪🏽✌🏽

@prestonpowers7376

Жыл бұрын

What you write

@RasX144

Жыл бұрын

Com on son! We can’t go there. But check this……… OG LOS ANGELES shit Seen - Hollywood sign Hex vs. Slick Bombing LA Who’s the Mac - Motor yards UTI tunnels - Mcaurther park West Coast yard - Santa Monica Panic zone La river - saber Thoughts, memories, vibez

@dopesiiick

Жыл бұрын

@@RasX144 I don’t think police is gonna trace your IP and bust down your door cus you told someone what you write on a KZread comment lol

@KillerKillers-pm7ze

10 ай бұрын

★:::::★💙 ⚔️ KRASHERKRASHER ⚔️ 💙★::::★

truly heart felt doc right here, much love!

Thank you, CBS Crew!

Melrose alleys on lock always rooftops and Hollywood Blvd. All held down for decades. Big up to CBS

Such a dope documentary so many legends in this always loved CBS since a kid doing graff out here in Canada dope to peep the whole history LONG LIVE SKATE ONE and DJ ROB ONE I did not want this doc to end I coulda watched 24hours str8 lol

@KraShRock_C.B.S

8 ай бұрын

🧡

Best culture doc I've seen.

Very cool documentary, I remember reading a VOX interview back in the day. Legend

It’s here !!!!! Thank you

I remember seeing CBS when I first started graff back in 09' and damn...they're still going strong to this very day!

Dopest most grittiest documentary ever made! CBS Crew!

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

@smoothvandal916

Жыл бұрын

@@kingsofdocs7228 👊🏾

I usually have a short attention span but damn this was a great documentary.

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

This is dope. Mad respect to all u guys.

I’ve seen that Cotton Belt Slayers piece on that train in woodinville WA years ago. Me and the homie were buggin out!

Thanks for uploading ... Respect !

@kingsofdocs7228

10 ай бұрын

You are very much welcome

Been waiting for this !

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

And now you can finally enjoy watching it.

Been waiting on this for mad years salute from LCE FUA 909ERS CREW SANBERNARDINO IE

I was in Santa Barbara early 90s- 2000s. CBS had a huge influence and presence in the 805

Very dope doc. Big ups CBS. Anger whattup, Axis whattup, RIP NACE. RIP ROB 🙏

Damn that was one he'll of a documentary...well done.

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

This is fucking wild to put a face to all these names I've known since I was a teenager. They were a reflection of my crew and I never even knew it until now.

You can really see when things are made with LOVE great footage🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@kingsofdocs7228

Жыл бұрын

So true!

Some of this footage was in another Graff video I had back in 96 it was called "da bomb", great to see this.

saber took those words to heart fr