Throwback Thursday: Cope2, JA XTC, and JD BTW - Classic 1993 Brooklyn D Line Bombs

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For this week’s Throwback Thursday post we’ve got a classic flick of a Brooklyn trackside crushed with fills by some of the biggest bombers to hit the street of New York in the 90s, Cope2, JA XTC, and JD BTW. This photo was posted by Cope2 on his blog on 12ozProphet. Check out some more vintage gems from the streets of Brooklyn in the 80s and 90s in this recent post by Ket featuring the work of Atomic, Old English, Zephyr, Sento, and more.

Tags:: Brooklyn,; Graffiti,; Cope2,; JA,; XTC,; JD,; btw,; Bombing,; Fill-Ins,; Classic,; Throwback,

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That GS belongs to Gstack…Uptown Legend…just in case you aint know being that he gets no mention

g stacked bombed for a bit but no way a legend!!!!

Id like the opportunity to say that i am no way a cope2..lol But i made my mark as a 15 year old kid causing hasvoc with my boy Cents. We idolized cope and a few others but if my name is being spoken 15-20 years later id say im a legend. not as legendary as a Cope per say buy a klened in my own rite. GSTACK.UTV SB @BRONXONYONTOP & @cope2

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