Here is the trailer for this Atlanta Grafitti Documentary that my homie Mario Rials made. The shit looks really dope! It's about time the ATL got some shine for our graff scene. Good Shit Mario! I look forward to this!
...and i wanna move. im really starting to get tired of atlanta. too much shit and drama goin on. i guess im at that age when you start to not care about the scene anymore. i can't keep up with the 20 parties a week deal like everyone else. it's cool to know that everyone is finally doin their thing but the problem is that everyone is doin the same thing. im at that point now that i don't even care about what goes on in this city. i'd rather stay at home and be productive with my close friends and stay away from the spotlight. i know everyone wants to be on that local celebrity status, which is cool, but that's not my priority. being respected amongst my peers and being a good friend is my priority. from now on im doin what the fuck i wanna do without the consent of "the scene". i've noticed that once you stray away from everything, people start to treat you differently. why is that? think about who contibuted to all the stuff you're involved in right now. i've had my time doin the things that everybody else is doin...hell i did that 12 years ago. there are too many cliques, too many crews, too many parties, too many blogs, too many clothing lines and too much of the same thing goin on. i respect alot of guys for doing what you do and its all love. as far me personally tho, i gotta fall back. there isn't that feeling of anticipation anymore with anything that goes on. im searching for a new begining and a new way of thinking. who wants to join me? khanone
To all the people out there that basically made the scene what it is today. I feel sometimes that alot of older heads don't get any credit for their contributions to this city. If it wasn't for these individuals we would be sittin at home listening to wack-ass music and watchin The Hills. These were the people I respected coming up. This IS Atlanta...Recognize That! Thank you to: Mass Influence, H2O, Tone, Spearhead X, Incognito, Mike Moore, Liuns Den, Ekundayo, Saber, Maat Raa, Frank 151 (Art Institute Bitch!), Binkis Recs, Jax, Flux, Killa Kalm, Mafioso, Jaz 1, Totem, Burn Unit, Masevo, Justin Hale, DJ Sky, Faust & Shortee, T-Rock, DJ Detail (aka Rob Wonder), Jsun, Sek, Klever, Steve Deniro, Big Boo, Murphy, MJQ, Poppy, Applejac, Kembo, Elemental Magazine, Wish, Joi, Trevor, Rubix, Sleestacks, Datbu, Cult of Icon, Qualm Scott, Marcel, Weekend Wreckin Crew, 88.5, 89.3, J-Force, Rasheeda, More Dusty Than Digital, Keen One, Hense, Sever, Dosa, Michi, Thomas, Stratosphere, Drama, Bambu The Asiatic, Creashun, J-Mil, Brent aka Fu Manchu, Mass Comm, Hemisphere, Dotties, Somber Reptile, Kaya, Karma, Formosa, DJ Lord, Dres Tha Beatnik, 4 Kings Ent, Ying Yang, Macks Cab Company, Sean at Walters, Diamond, My Stone Mountain Squad the Illamentals: Kaseem aka Swizzbeatz, Abu aka Boo (Konvict Music), Yomi, Merrick, Javon, Akon, 13Sense Crew, Peppermint Music, WuWear Atanta, Nomenclature, Crescent Room, Club Flavas, The Atrium, Phat Gear, Proton (when there was like 4 of you guys), Vintage Imperial, Marq Spekts and The Broady Champs, Funk Lords, Quic, Timbo, Hazeus, Gene Brown, Satellite Records, Melaphyre, Marcos Pita, Micranot, Kool Akiem, El Pus, Dizo, Upward Drip, Madclout, Mendez, Trip, Rising Sons, Showtime, Ten27... We've doin this shit for since 93....KhanOne aka Drastik (only the older headz would know)
...then you'll end up buying these...
...then you'll end up looking like this. lol!
Three years in the making, Nothing But the Truth is the story of the Nike SB team, on and off their skateboards. After traveling the world to gather footage, in October 2006, the Nike SB team decided it was time to set the record straight. Filmed on location in the Santa Clarita Valley of Southern California and set to an original soundtrack composed by Mark Mothersbaugh, professional skateboarders Paul Rodriguez, Brian Anderson, Gino Iannucci, Stefan Janoski, Omar Salazar, Chet Childress, Reese Forbes, Todd Jordan, Daniel Shimizu, Danny Supa, Weiger Van Wageningen, Lance Mountain and amateurs Grant Taylor, Lewis Marnell, Dan Murphy and Clark Hassler teamed up with the Belgian director duo Lionel Goldstein to tell the whole truth and Nothing But the Truth.
Think skateboard film rather than skateboard video. The team was given carte blanche to pitch their story. In the story line the skaters would write and direct a film about a "truth" in their lives. What unfolded can be left to interpretation, but has been described by Daniel Shimizu as "Awkward and kinda scary". Whether it's Todd Jordan's attempt at making a "film about women and me" or Omar Salazar's tragic vomiting story, you will be sure to see a new side to the Nike SB team.
Scheduled for release to authorized Nike SB dealers on October 27, 2007, Nothing But the Truth, Nike SB's first full length film will premier in Los Angeles on October 2 at the Kodak Theater with the world tour to follow with the inclusion of Melbourne on the 10th October. - Sneaker Freaker
It's cool to see Grant Taylor from Stratosphere in this film. If you don't know who he is, he is Thomas' son. I've seen this kid skate when he was like 7. Its good to see him doin his thing. Big up to Thomas and Stratosphere, in my opinion the best skateboard shop in Georgia period. These guys are real skaters not posin-ass fly guys who carry their decks at the club and wear Ice Cream shirts LOL!
(Hiphop Ravers) 
This is strictly for the "True" Atlanta headz: Club Trinity/Formosa (not the Royal), Kaya, Ying Yang, Jaguars, 559, Club Flavas (that was my spot), The Warehouse, Fatbeats Atlanta, WuWear Atlanta, Karma, Nomenclature, More Dusty Than Digital on Ponce, Satellite Records, Mass Influence, Micranots, Datbu, Somber Reptile, Ressurection Battles, The Old Funk Jazz Cafe, Elemental Magazine, Graphic Havoc, Wish at Gwinnett Place Mall, Skin Parties, The Church, 9 Lives Saloon, Liun's Den, Peppermint Music, Tower Records at Lenox, HMV, Marcel on 88.5, Cult of Icon, Earwax on Peachtree, Macks Cab Company, The Crescent Room, Ten27, Frank 151 Offices, 40Yard, Prophetix, Hemisphere, Echo Lounge, Fu Manchu, Binkis Recs, Vintage Imperial, Faust and Shortee, T-Rock, Hazeus...the list goes on. Good Times, No Bullshit
