This is one of the trains in rome it has have graffiti on it like in the early 80's but this is 2008 and still have graffiti on it.

Cope2 is another Bronx legend. He started tagging up at the age of 9 yr's old. He got his name because of Kope the original one. Kope gave Cope his name and cope just added a 2 because of BAN2 another legend because ban2 was the one who inspired him. Cap1 was the one who gave Cope2 his throw up. Cope2 got into graffiti because of his causin Chico. Cope2 use to hang out with him alot and he saw that Chico was doing graffiti so he said let me try this. You dont see Kope alot because he got arrested. Cope2 is a true legend. Cope2 bombed all around the world all 50 states and Paris and other places.

These are pictures of a graffiti legend they call Seen. He is from the Bronx he is a bronx legend. Graffiti started out in the Bronx and Harlem. Back in the day's around the 1980's all people talked about was taggin up and breakdancing. As you can he has his own style he has Wildstyle, Bubble letters, and block letters. Seen use to go at 2:00am in the morning to hit up trains. I wish that we would have graffiti on the trains still because I think it makes the train stand out more. Seen became a legend by tagging up on anything he saw. In 1984 Blade 1 and Seen went on a mission to California to do graffiti on the Hollywood sign. They bombed from Venice beach to Sunset Strip. They planned to pay a visit to the bus depot. With KRYLON White spray paint and a 6 inch Fat Cap. They painted the buses with full sided tags which read "SEEN and BLADE from DA BRONX" complete with a cloud. They hit every side on every bus in the depot that night. They would fight for fronts of each bus, but that was only natural being writers and wanting the better spots. His sole mission this time around was to paint the Hollywood sign. These are what you call legends.

This is a picture of the school I was in for the last 7 years the name of the school is Jacob H. Schiff P.S. 192. As you can see if you see this school in pictures it may look like a good school but if you go to this school it can be a life risk!. Me and my friends made the school BAD!. The school was seperated into 2 schools P.S. 192 and P.S. 325 together we made it bad. There is a kid named Milton in my class he was in P.S. 325 he almost burn the school down. If it wasn't for the security guard to go check the roof he would've burn the school down. He also threatened to kill his teacher so she called the cops on him he didn't go to jail though. There where alot of fights in that school trust me I know. There would be a fight like 3 times a week or more. Once there was a drunk mexican shotting outside in the playground. Also alot of people get high in that park and there is a shotting every summer in that park. Alot of bad things happen around there its HARLEM of course. Thats what i have to go threw in Harlem. But I still love Harlem is my hometown. If you wan't to know more about the school just ask some of the kids in my class that went there including me!.

The Swag Kids is my Favorite rap group because they make up dances like Chicken Noddle Soup, 5000, Get Light. The 5000 was made in the 1970's nd it wa called the freeze. They called it the 5000 because gay guy use to bet 5000 dollars on who can do it better. Then the Swag Kids remodel it and called it the 5000. In the summer I go to a park in 125st. called millbank and they are always there hangin out and dancin. I've seen them before and met them. Once I saw Young B in 142st. she is the one who made up the Chicken Noodle Soup they call her the queen of Harlem.

Break Dancing is part of Hip Hop nd part of graffiti. The 3 elements are MC's, DJ, Breakdancing those are the elements of Hip Hop. Back in the days around 1980's alot of people were into Hip Hop like the three elements. Wild Style was the name of a movie about the elements of Hip Hop and graffiti on trains. Wild Style is also an old breakdancing group in the South Bronx. South Bronx was were the Hip Hop started at with KRS-ONE. Have You heard the song South Bronx By: D-Nice, KRS-ONE.