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Brooklyn: Inkheads
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Tuesday, September 28th, 2004 : goo
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stoopidoodoodumb: 6th Jun 2005 - 01:07 GMT
that is inkhead...not inkheads.
this mistake is made by people who don't know shit about shit.
Inkheads IHS is a crew from new york/miami that really
came out in miami, but crushed it in NYC also.
InkHead IHone is a singular entity, no plural about it sucka.
woops, i said tity, ha.
ISM iSm: 6th Mar 2007 - 20:36 GMT
Inkheads Crew originated in the Bronx witrh Edec, Rash and Rave. After that it was
also in Miami for years along side NYC. Inkheads crew is world wide and are still crushing it
on mad different levels. Original Style Renegades !
Scoopology: 27th Jun 2008 - 19:38 GMT
http://www.miamigraffiti.com/writer.php?id=IHS
here some Inkheads work in Miami...they run shit in miami the 90'z
rage http://www.miamigraffiti.com/search.php?search=rage&p=1
edec http://www.miamigraffiti.com/search.php?search=edec&p=1
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