A full dive into the graffiti world at a moment when Juxtapoz was leaning hard into street mythology, this issue moves through its usual rhythm of intro, style sheet, profiles, and Showstoppers before expanding into extended profiles, insider notes, reviews, and a closing perspective. It reads like a snapshot of the late-2000s graffiti landscape, raw and personality-driven.
The lineup is stacked with legends and lifers: Ket, Seen, Freedom, Haze, Revolt, Ghost, Quik, Crash, Cycle, and Lady Pink — each getting space to show the evolution of their style, history, and influence. Tuff City anchors the cultural backdrop, and Stay High 149 brings the iconic tag energy that shaped whole generations. It’s a heavy, foundational graffiti issue, loaded with photos, attitude, and deep respect for the writers who built the culture. Perfect RB material: bold, historic, and dripping with classic New York wildstyle DNA.
