While walking in San Francisco, I couldn't help but notice the massive quantity of tags. Then as I laid back and looked around, the entire interior of the bus was full of tags, window etchings, and more stickers. I could only laugh at what the anti-graffiti tight asses must think if they read that their city is possibly the tagging capitol of the planet.
Some people view tagging as a plague or a virus that ruins the scenery of a city.
One of them is Twist, a half-Chinese American tagger and artist of epic and totemic proportions. Although he agrees that tags are destructive, that's precisely why he digs them. The feeling of utter destruction with an aerosol can gets him off. And the best is that it can be done in seconds. He loves seeing a clean neighborhood transformed into a mess overnight by the hands of a little kid.