Style Wars

Style Wars is an early documentary on hip hop culture, made by Tony Silver and Henry Chalfant in New York City in the early 1980s.

Attributed

• When you first against a train, it's like everything seems so big, like, wow! It's like you're in a yard of like metal giant, like I mean everything is like so hard and so steel like you're just there. You're like a little dude like in the midst of these metals and like you're here to produce something, well, like you're here to try to produce something.
  • Dondi

• People look at a person and like, 'What? You write on trains,' and, 'You vandalism,' and all that. Yeah, I vandalism alright, but still in general, I know what I'm doin'. I did somethin' to make your eyes open up, so why is you talkin'?
  • Kase

• That's some never forgive action!
  • Min

• No, I ain't running the system, I'm bombing the system.
  • Skeme

• When you hold a can of Rust-Oleum in your hand, it’s like holding 3 other shit brands in your hand. It lasts, it covers, and it’s not aerosol like Krylon it just comes out in mist. It (referring to Rust-Oleum) comes out like paint.
  • Seen

Unattributed

• They're saying that the kids run the system, that the system is out of control, that 15 or 16-year-old kids are running the system, and that graffiti is the symbol of that.

External links

• Style Wars quotes at the Internet Movie Database