its the tag symbol their gang
Gang graffiti can be found along back alleys all over Boston. This is even more common in areas populated by the poorer citizens.
Usually graffiti is an example of mischievous behavior used to get attention. It may also be related to gang activity. Occasionally, graffiti is actually art.
Graffiti is part (element) of Hip-Hop culture. In the Netherlends punk rock culture had a big influence on early graffiti. In Californi and Mexico gang culture had a huge impact on the graffiti scene there.
the government and city council.
im sure it is a graffiti tag name probibly not gang related just somebody who writes RANBL96 on stuf to get his name up
the first graffiti artist is not fro gang ..is is from hawassa ,behulum mengistu
People may be motivated to do graffiti as a form of self-expression, to make a statement against authority or society, or to gain recognition or validation from peers within the graffiti community. Additionally, some individuals may engage in graffiti to leave their mark on public spaces or to challenge societal norms.
Graffiti today is mostly gang symbols. A gangbanger would know what they mean, but the meaning may not be clear to the average person. Roman graffiti, on the other hand sent a clear written message, minus symbols, and they used names.
no o clock is a graffiti artist from Paris and 156 and Lt27 are two different crew.
Graffiti express underlying social and political messages and a whole genre of artistic expression is based upon spray paint graffiti styles. Within hip hop culture, graffiti has evolved alongside hip hop music, b-boying, and other elements.[3] Unrelated to hip-hop graffiti, gangs use their own form of graffiti to mark territory or to serve as an indicator of gang-related activities.
I'm a fan of pink. Pink is life. Pink is amazing. I like snakes, but some prefer pink dragons. _______________________ I mainly see Gang symbols in graffiti. That is probably the most popular.
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