Style Wars

Cap:
I am not a graffiti artist. I am a graffiti bomber.

Cap:
There's two styles of graffiti that are trying to, you know, co-exist with each other. But it ain't gonna work like that. Blood Wars, buddy. Blood Wars.

Seen:
[spraying with Rustoleum] Rustoleum, Krylon, Wet-Look, Epoxy, Red Devil... When you got a can of Rustoleum in your hand, it's like holding three other sh*t brands in your hand.

Cap:
Ain't hardly no writers know about this place. My spot. Niggas know. Believe it. Niggas know. He-he-he.

Seen:
I can't afford to get involved. There's a war going on as you should know. PJ and Cap against everybody.

Skeme's Mother:
What you got is a whole miserable subculture.

Min One:
That's never forgive action.

Cap:
Dust started pulling some sh*t with me, and I'm telling you, he's lucky we didn't catch him by that wall, because if he would of been, -even if you were shooting the movie, it would of just been boom boom boom and that's the way it woulda went.

Cap:
that was a beautiful wall, I really liked that, people like that, they deserve getting everything they got crossed out, forevea."

ZEPHYR:
The arrow... everybody's got their own arrow, I like that though. Various arrow, some guys had add on letter arrow that was like connection. Some people had different arrows just going right through their pieces.

Kase 2:
People look at a person, what you write on trains? Oh, you vandalism and all that. Yeah I vandalism alright, but still in general I know what I'm doin'. I did somethin' to make yo eyes open up. Right? So why is you talking bout it for?

Iz the Wiz:
A lot of trains, a lot of fun, a lot of art. Art that's gonna be part of New York City's history forever.