New York, New York: big city of mooks. Not only the Mecca of Hip Hop but also one of the world’s premiere people-watching hot spots. Unlike in Istanbul and Caracas, the people of New York City are on the forefront of the cosmopolitan elite that dictates trends all across the world. Having said this, even the bums have fresh …Read More

Spring is in the air and so is the smell of a million perfumes that run alongside Halal vapors, subway drafts, rubber tires and cold steel. The Island City parks are overfilled with self conscious tourist but you can still catch a good conversation between two red-faced bums with the heavyset Brooklyn accent, sharing tips …Read More

The holiday season came and went but the celebrations are far from over. Time after time, we plow through the thick snow like a twelve-ton Caterpillar only to end up at another dead-end party, where the DJ might be subject to heavy heckling and/or will get impaled with numerous objects, depending on how much he or she …Read More

Aww shit. We back at the border, smelling like weed, rocking expired passports, secretly hoping that someone forgot a five-piece in their jean pocket “by accident”. You guessed it: we ’bout to hit the I-87 South for roughly seven hours until we reach our destination. We will stop at a miserable rest area where acne-ridden, over weight …Read More

At the time I didn’t know it but it would be my last day living in Pittsburgh. It was a hot summer day and my roommates were sitting around hung over in an Apartment we were squatting in. It was on the South Side, just off of Carson St. I had a bus ticket out …Read More

Views like these are why I decided to buy my first digital pocket camera. I’ve always been fascinated with rooftops because every city has them and most people fail to realize their full potential. It can take good luck, or some pretty elaborate schemes to get yourself on a roof up there but it’s always …Read More

I always enjoy taking the elevated tracks through the boroughs. With every rooftop grilled from end on both sides, Queens is one of the biggest outdoor museums in the world. Been to MoMA, Guggenheim, MET and a few other museums, and none of them are nearly as exiting. Hop off the 7 and we be …Read More

I know people that only come out of their hole when it’s time to go to the dentist or if they have one of them court dates you just can’t skip. I’m not one of these people. I finna explore, see something new and have me some fun. I finna take a long ass bus ride for 9 hours just to drink at a new park or walk down a busy strip in a neighborhood similar to mine back home. Time Square is impressive and the Statue of Liberty is nice and everything but I rather be posted at a corner where locals reign supreme and the true colors of New York are still somewhat evident.

Haven’t posted in here for a long time so I thought I’d try to drop a few New York City photo posts in here over the next couple of weeks starting off with this one about the subways. Subway Series means that the Mets Are Playing the Yankees here and there’s no need to fly …Read More

This post is dedicated to my second home, the birth place of some of the most influential mooks ever to walk on this planet. From Midland in SI to Soundview in the BX, Im on my All City Chilleur New York Shit.

All-City Chilleurs. Ain’t nuffin’ stopping us when we’re on the road to success, not even the flyest of  shorties. I must say this: professional chillin’ ain’t easy. Time is money and money is God. God gave us time so that we can hustle long enough to be on his level. Whatever the hustle, the work …Read More

On our last trip to NYC we got the pleasure of connecting with TYKE, JUST, and SOEL for a quick painting session in the South Bronx. It was 10-10-10 and the day was sunny and warm, perfect conditions for some professional chilling and wall smashing…

Mega All City Chilleurs edition with flicks from three different mook perspectives all taken the same day on our last trip to NYC.

In this episode, Graine, Spellz and I reunite with Mercer in NYC for a short weekend of intense chilling. God’s gift, town cars, Colombian food, hand styles and throw ups.

When I moved to NYC 5 years ago I thought it would be a good idea to buy my first digital camera to shoot with. I wanted to bench some of the graffiti here and also liked going up on rooftops and taking photo’s of the city. It got addicting and I accidentally found out I liked night shots, here are some of the results.