Give the bro a follow: instagram.com/armedksa/

@bigfriz1229

Жыл бұрын

Linking the original episode in description or episode when you spoke about it would have been DOPE... Maybe something to do if possible Please!!!

KSA and FMC - Melb Legends. in the graf world. Good to see Armed still burning.

@stormlah

Жыл бұрын

some names of south side perth famous crews from back in my day, T.E T.S DFA FSK BTK , most are in jail, moved on with life or died from smack not going strong at all lol

@_jimmythesaint

7 ай бұрын

Thornlie Elite ​@@stormlah

@stormlah

7 ай бұрын

@@_jimmythesaint 'Too easy' aswell?

@BrandonLee-bv2fz

2 ай бұрын

Rip ash rip caps rip ink CASH KIC

@BrandonLee-bv2fz

2 ай бұрын

Z

A really well spoken, down to earth man I thoroughly enjoyed listening to what he had to say.. looking forward to part 3👍

Much love to armed, great guy - had the pleasure of painting with him - true king!!

“That’s KSA FMC yard” -Jisoe

Good to see you back, true words, uniting is tge only thing that will save us. Stay true, thanks King Dave

I have a book about the Graff scene in Melbourne called Kings WAY. His crew is mentioned in it and this man contributed photos. so i thank him for his story and his contribution to a great book

I never knew why as a kid growing up in Springvale and Noble North area in the 80s and 90s I was influenced by graff and breakdancing. My choice of music was metal. But it makes sense now. Dandy Nobel WAS THE HOME OF BREAKERS, GRAFFERS AND B.BOYS. Mad interview.

Good to see you back on after Christmas break. Looking forward to more vids 🍻🍻

Madd video, wouldn’t mind seeing more graff based videos. Big ups to ARMED KSA 💯🔥

MELBURN MEMORIES FOR FUCKING EVER, SHOUT OUT TO EVERYONE IN THE GAME OF THIS GOLDEN ERA

Always good seeing new paint yet thrown up in Melbourne

Loving this my g! Keep up the great content brother 💯

Long time listener, first time commenter. David goes hard!

Graffiti culture is so interesting. The one thing I remember way back in the day was the tag "Mist" That tag was everywhere in the 80's when I used to catch trains to go to work.

@BrandonLee-bv2fz

2 ай бұрын

Yeah Mist pretty Dope 🤪😂🤣

Amazing work king dave

Onya lads another good episode. 👊🏻

Great reportage Dave!

Growing up in Springy Sth Back in that day was Wild with 2 older brothers. Then @ 4:18 the crowd scene has my Brother Steven front and centre with his Coke bottle glasses arms folded. Thank you😎

Man what a mad bloke. Much love Dave

WHY HAVE I ONLY FOUND THIS TODAY!!!!!!???? SO DOPE HUGE FAN OF ARMED DANDY LAD

🙌🏽🔥 what a podcast

sweet interview KD. Black Collar Mafia crew

Ink lived in my street. Used to ride bmx’s together. I know a lot of the guys mentioned as well. What a history lesson this episode was.

@fip1167

Жыл бұрын

Who wrote ink?

@Jazzjasey

4 ай бұрын

What suburbs

Im born early 90$ and the theme of this doco hits hard im a b boy dance art rap and stuff and this is deep.. my original birth parents always supported my legal art 🎨 and are the reasons i do art therapy and stuff ya know rwk deptos threw out the era these dudes and arts have the symbolic pattern of art being the reality of skill and art 🎨 awesome!!$$$

Big up the whole graf community. DDS London esp 🔥🔥

I had to stop@14:00. Noble Park pinnies,3174. And that fight with 150+ you mentioned includes me. This man speaks the truth. I was there

90s were nuts and awewome.Pretty spot on on

Outlook drive shops & chilling inside squash courts building after it closed,jacks drove by daily.

Can’t mention Doveton without the famous swimming pools😆

@dasmuss6174

Жыл бұрын

The skate bowls haha

@Alex-m8515

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@misteranon763

Жыл бұрын

Dandy pool parties & Harold Holt Pool parties where every known street crew rocked up to try pick up chicks whilst avoiding being stabbed 😆😎🍻

@samuelmmmk181

Жыл бұрын

@@misteranon763 🤣 ay fuckin 💯

@thug4life440

Жыл бұрын

Raza Blades unda da Noble Waterslides!

Yes, love Graff!

Hello my brother, haven't seen your video notifications for ages ..

Great show. Abit of history about breakdancing in Melbourne. Dad was in New York early 70s and having migrated to Melbourne early 80s there was a breakdancing crew he hung out with so it was out in Melbourne quite earlier. It became popular again later on with all the movies that come out middle eighties. 👍

Melbourne royalty! Fuck g im 40 i love tha felon show!! Ksa kings

Swear I've seen ksa shit up here in SE Qld... anyway mad respect to a Melbourne legend.

Good work felon show

Big ups from sydney

Went to school with ‘When’ from ADN

@terrafullius

Жыл бұрын

RIP Ewen Gibson

@dasmuss6174

Жыл бұрын

@@terrafullius yeah, I didn’t know him that well, but he seemed cool as fuck haha, died from GHB I believe 😞

@terrafullius

Жыл бұрын

@@dasmuss6174 Ok. We weren’t certain what it was. It was sad; he’d moved to Brisbane for a fresh start because he’d been spending time around Dandenong & Springvale, which had become a bit of a habit. We were up the back at the funeral, at the family’s Catholic Church. I’ve never felt less welcome anywhere.

@thug4life440

Жыл бұрын

Word.. Rip When- A.ll D.ope N.etwork

such a nice dude. Moved to Melbourne and got a spot with these guys on some roof top for some rich cat that owned SAID penthouse in the city... owned a basketball team there.... Was a dope day.. indeed.. blAH BLAH

Thank you

please do some Sydney graffitii writers & history

Big ups armed, ksa

Early 2000 was the biggest the game ever got imo

I grew up on the east side of Melbourne in the 90's and ran with a few boys from KSA..

@carolbrady658

Жыл бұрын

Were they tuff??

Old Menzies ave boy here. Those train rides back in the day at night we’re a dangerous trip. I remember the old fun factory pinnies and the pinnies and dandy station next to the southern Aroura pub we’re dangerous places always ready for a fight. A lot of savage Koori boys loved a scrap. Love the good old days

@carolbrady658

Жыл бұрын

Were there abos in dandy?

@jayx2514

Жыл бұрын

yeah there were KOORIS, still are.Grew up Dandy south. walked under that tunnel everyday to the school,and hung around amusments, reflex everyday. yeah fun factory GT before Timezone was at old capital centre.

@NappieRash

11 ай бұрын

Fun Factory South Yarra the place to be back in 1987 !!!!!!!

1 2 electric boogaloo 🕺🏽

ksa mad upz in noble park an old tag that read up ksa pistolz and tana 2014 glad it hasn’t been buffed since, 317 dande graffiti upz 🔥🔥🔥

I feel a wee bit uneasy telling dude his own business, but it's Ephesians 6:12. I had some beautiful souls bless my house before I did a 2yr lag on false allegations. They read that verse out during the blessing. I went away probably a month later & that verse got me through my worst days in there. Still blows my mind mind that Melbourne had a heroin epidemic. Really sad. Massive respect to our friend for getting himself through it 💜🙏🏻✌️

@miguelsanchez6370

Жыл бұрын

Heroin smashed the graffers in Melbourne like it did in Newcastle. Dropped people that you’d never dream in a million years would touch it. RIP INKA FUMA ❤️

Should’ve asked him about CTSA Dave, a chapter in the history of transit policing that few know about, will soon be completely lost and few today (or at the time) would believe

@generationexodus1783

Жыл бұрын

what can you share on it?"

@terrafullius

Жыл бұрын

@@generationexodus1783 It’s not really my place to talk about it coz I was never a writer, but fugg it. As I heard it, the CTSA was a group of Transit Police. I don’t mean the “Gumbys” employed by the train service; they were Victoria Police whose responsibility was Melbourne’s transit system, particularly the train network. They would walk the tracks at night, just like the graffiti artists they were trying to catch, ideally in the act of doing a piece. They began to carry spray paint cans on these prowls, and would “vandalise” pieces on the train tracks, especially pieces done by artists they were familiar with, both personally and by reputation. These police came up with their own tags, and named their crew CTSA, ie. Cops Trashin Subway Art. I remember seeing this myself from the train, especially on the older parts of the train network where there were more underground tunnels. There’d be a nice piece that had been painted over with a big “CTSA” and signed with the tag of that particular cop. I wish I could remember the tags. Not that any of this is particularly amazing, but you try explaining to someone on the train that that piece on the wall has been painted over with “CTSA” was actually vandalised by police… it sounds like utter bulltish. Eventually they arrested one of my mates (R.I.P. Ewen Gibson) who pled guilty to a tag that wasn’t even his; if they’d been able to pin his real tag on him, “WHEN”, he would’ve done jail for it.

@generationexodus1783

Жыл бұрын

@@terrafullius yeah i remember this drama. just wanted to make sure that it was the same thing. dw that story wont be forgotten anytime soon. Cops Tagging Shit Artists / Cops Tagging Street Artists etc etc. thanks for the share too.

@terrafullius

Жыл бұрын

@@generationexodus1783 I hadn’t heard those versions before, but they’re probably right. Chinese whispers travel far.

@generationexodus1783

Жыл бұрын

@@terrafullius haha yeah. used to see heaps of the CTSA in the south east. its a story i like to share with the younger painters that i come across. from DSG/CTSA. miss them days tho. onya mate.

Went to school with Croak and Akwar .and Jaffa. Great blokes.

@bennorman7144

Жыл бұрын

For some reason japha is rarely mentioned yet he's still bombing to this day

@user-di7ww6pm3c

10 ай бұрын

​@@bennorman7144so does Pesk. He's done a few walls around Oakleigh. I think he owned a shop that restored old bmx bikes too.

It's Still- "Crime on tha Line"👊🏼

My old flatmate Elton was a famous graf artist in Melbourne Dave, was the first person to be deported to nz without charge back in 99 if I remember correctly.. he be an interesting guy to have on your show maybe brother

@killrustoleyum5177

Жыл бұрын

Canser was a Cool MF.

Love it when the Perth boys come down and smash our grain trains. Dest, Kayano, bask.

Love this nostalgia about graff crews back in the day. Never managed to get to Melbourne. Newy had like MOC, KOC & AMF’s. All burners. Remember going down to Sydney with a couple people when we were like 16. Ran into a crew called the High Rollers or HR. These guys meant business. Real professional urchers. All the tools. Didn’t give a fuck at all. Hurt a lot of people along the way in the space of one night. Seen a bloke get pumped and his wallet stolen quicker than Tyson hits. Sprayed anywhere they wanted. Can’t believe we kept our shoes. After a night of crazy stuff they ended up bluing between themselves on darling harbour and we got the fuck outta there haha.

@_jimmythesaint

7 ай бұрын

@@Callithenicsking who were they?

Who was "BONEZ" used to see that everywhere

I think i seen his tags on gold coast in early to mid 90s

I'm a Tru Nikka from Donny... Doncaster is da hardest gangsterz now

Spin out. I was a bit younger and remember 3174. Good mate with Peter B rip, lived on Browns Rd near Wavo. I got into and survived the old dandy an Springy days if you know what I mean

@apexgaming5890

9 ай бұрын

Barney was a mad lad. That guy was always happy when I saw him. Always was on a mission lol

3175 - Home 🏡 where everything started haha!!

I miss the old theme music 😢

Posseshot clear the area 😄💯🔥

Always saw Armed, Pistol, inpack, KSA thrown up in Noble park back in day The big wall @Noble kitchens and the drains were always active

@thug4life440

Жыл бұрын

Word 2 Pistol! mad respect 2 ya marz

@RWKA317

Жыл бұрын

ksa mad upz in noble park an old tag that read up ksa pistolz and tana 2014 glad it hasn’t been buffed since, dande graffiti upz 🔥🔥🔥

@mongoshroompicker

Жыл бұрын

Pistol is a Gun, done a bit if Time with him

@thug4life440

Жыл бұрын

@@mongoshroompicker Yea Word 2 Da Mad Pistola!

@jayx2514

Жыл бұрын

remember the ice cube piece past springy.

Fugg yeah, KSA, ADN, FMC

menzis ave boys ❤

👍👍👍👍

Werd Jez 👍

Would have been nice to see some artwork if you been piecing that long. Nice gesture doing the felon show thing behind king davo but it's pretty average man. You wanna see burner characters and pieces HA clubhouse in South Aus all me.

Tubby and Raffles far out man i haven't heard those 2 names in ages. It used to be Tubby, Zolton & Raffles. Tubby dropped his tag when he ended up going to a private school and in typical teenage naivety i thought he turned into a snob, I think he wanted to become a doctor and i hope he achieved his goal too. Dunno what happened to Raffles & Zolton but all 3 of them were from the Prahran area & Prahran/Windsor back n in the early 80's was nothing like it is today it's heaps better it's more vibrant but with street beggers. Tagging the red rattlers was fun back in the day, looking back they were classic old trains with brass fittings all over the inside of the carriages, we shoulda just smashed the ugly blue and the new silver trains... 😆 As young teenagers we just didn't give a fuck as is normal for that age.

@NappieRash

Жыл бұрын

Those guys plus Max & Gje and Sver & Curly were my inspirations when I started in 84 !!!!!!!

What's the starting sounds track king Dave?

@TFSpodcast_

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/aq2mr7l-n821iso.html

Doncaster East Melbourne is a pretty rough area.. lots of big time GANGSTERS these days... Donny shoppo, the Doncaster hotel .. straight thugz... I'm glad I survived

@mastaroshi23

Жыл бұрын

Really? How long has it been like that? Thought donny was full of rich nerds hahah

KSA FMC watsup! I remember Gunshot, Brase Pistol, Akwer, Serk/Pheen Awesome memories.

The old 3174 days - feared by all

LOOPS IN THE DAY. PAINT AT NIGHT.

No mention of the KFC or the ASAP crews.

Definitely right about the system, how does one stop doing crime when the very system encourages it? The legal system also is set up for the rich, think of how many boys have been convicted of a crime because they couldn't afford a decent lawyer/barrister? The legal system is classist, and your very life may depend on your lawyers or lack thereof, everyone should have equal representation, it shouldn't be held back by whether you're rich or poor.

It wasn't sharpies, it was posca pens..😅

@thug4life440

Жыл бұрын

Word.. Big ups 2 Posca Fmc

Notorious dandy line..If not from the S. East your really from nowhere 😛

@thug4life440

Жыл бұрын

It's Dandy Line till we Flatline_____

@carolbrady658

Жыл бұрын

If your not from Doncaster you ain't shit. I'm a Tru Nikka from Donny

@thug4life440

Жыл бұрын

@@carolbrady658 Don't Be Trippin Brah, Tru Donnie G'z is down wit us

@thug4life440

Жыл бұрын

Big ups 2 IBT

@thug4life440

Жыл бұрын

SR -HSG

KSA and FMC guns kaps kroke prior.. inspired our crew CFSK, which became CFS which fell apart as quickly as we formed. Dandy Boyz 3174

3177 rep

Not a knock on him , but he done his dirt and playing possum.Not like others talking about how bad they were.And can tell you some real stories.Could go on for days.Boys getting knocked ,in the boot with bullets, ODing , real shit.After the graphing came the gear.Then everything else that came with it.Jez sounds like a every day dude but he seen and done it all.FMC,KSA,HTG ,JFK but Dandy was MC3.Pinnies were at yarraman station.Most of them inside turned POs.

These graffiti flops never grow up.

@christopherwhippy3181

Жыл бұрын

The infamous Jimmy Spiteri.. 😆

@jayx2514

Жыл бұрын

Like your guns never grew up.He's an artist bruh,it's a gift.And he grew up alright.

@nathegotule122

11 ай бұрын

U,on wrong channel?? Graff,writers only??

Cult

even had to steal your undies in the 80s bro, there was crime everywhere, just stealing underwear and using stolen used condoms thats how the aids epidemic and teenage pregnancy epidemic in Dandy started then everyone got on heroin

@mastaroshi23

Жыл бұрын

Used dingers?! That's wild 😂

No respect for people who spray paint and vandalize public and private property. Not to mention tagging is absolutely ugly. No respect mate. 👎

@callumnicholson5416

Жыл бұрын

Cool story brahh

@HoHo-rp3wd

Жыл бұрын

You watch this show so you respect felons but not your local lad doing something creative? Cool story indeed. Keep it to yourself next time. No respect to you

@samuelmmmk181

Жыл бұрын

You're insane

@oldieoner

Жыл бұрын

Toy

@m2043

Жыл бұрын

Put your name on the streets with a reputation, not a spray can!

oh no that camera placement i wonder how many other ppl clicked off

Wake up brother.