Man, the combination of your documentary style with the really interesting subjects you decide to talk about creates an unparalleled content in music/art yt sphere. I used to think that reading biographies or being obsessed with learning about a famous figure was something that only really big fans or ppl who had just too much time did, but now I see that it can be very inspirational and eye-opening. Thanks so so much for the video,keep posting so we have more items to binge watch
just found this channel and watched 3 episodes. i can't praise this channel enough for how detailed and accurate each episode is. im happy theres a ton of videos for me to deep dive into for the weekend!
Great work! Did not know Banksy before and I love his message. I especially like the last two chapters because i think this new reality is scary and we need to talk about it. Keep it up!
about a year ago he did the great british staycation where he painted a few walls in the east coast of england, I can literally walk 10 minutes and see 2 of his originals right now, the more you know
@@methinksilikecake waaaaaah, this was the only aspect of Banksy’s career that I really wanted to hear about & it wasn’t even mentioned at all!!! 😩 What’s up with that album cover & why? Do you know? Is Banksy actually related to Damon Albarn because I couldn’t help but notice that they both have very similar looking dreamboat eyes... Sorry, don’t mind me, this is just something that’s been bugging me for years now even tho it’s none of my business whatsoever. 🤦🏻♀️
@@Evanderj You poor deluded soul..he has and always will be, a savvy businessman. He tricks idiots like you into believing he has a message- he’s the equivalent of a hallmark card.
Thank you Andrea and Kevin for helping him with this excellent script Gna scope your channel out I enjoyed that presemtation a lot. Great outro.. and the few meaningful quotes throughout
this is a cool documentary but as your title says 'arts bad boy' he's actually graffs reject. hes whether intentionally or not sold himself out and now you would be hard pressed to find a graff writer or a street artist who would work with him. he started beef with king Robbo (RIP), he stole the rat design from Blek le Rat who was doing it years before in paris. now his work is protected by cops while real writers are buffed everyday. he did make a nice tribute piece for Alone (RIP) his anonymity is a novelty but to anyone that writes its a necessity. every time i tell someone about graff they assume its flowers or all political but its really about anarchy, fame and fun. he might end up an art legend but everyone on the inside knows where he came from and how he got where he is. if you want to know more you should watch the documentary Banksy vs Robbo its on youtube
Thats all true, but it doesn't mean the mad work he's put in is somehow invalid because he had beef with dead writers... even those writers are so e Graff legends...so is Banksy. Hes more of a street artist than having a love affair with letters...but when it comes to getting up...Banksy has mastered it. First street artist to become a worldwide phenom. Im not a huge fan either...but I ave mad respectful him. Whats he's accomplished is mind blowing
@@ms.bunniesarecute2287 banksy has nothing to do with graffiti, making stencils is ALOT easier than actually painting what he puts up, just another political piece or general hipster bs art. dont associate banksy with graffiti at all. theres alot more street artists who dont use easy stencils that are also just at up there as him producing better pieces/murals. nothing about him is mind blowing and all art is only a small personal accomplishment that non artist people look at for brief pleasure. unless you want an original for yourself or commission art work, it should be worth nothing but your own pride and effort. no one in the graff scene has respect for banksy, team robbo all the way. yeah sure hes gonna do his thing but he knows himself that where he came from isnt what he is has been and will be. (i think he actually used to write but not much at all not sure) strictly from a writers perspective. ffs id rather have the stig do a crayon picture for me thatll be more intriguing.
Mate, you are doing what so many of us young 20 somethings dream of doing. Quitting your job and going it alone It might even not work out in the end, but you can never say you never took a chance on doing what you love. Keep it up man
Considering you have put all this together with "found" footage its very well put together and narrated really well. You have great storytelling talent!..
The rat stencil is known to be essentially entirely stolen from Blek Le Rat. Whilst this is a great vid I feel like the controversy surrounding him in the graffiti world could have been mentioned.
@@gc1sheenes521 I mean the guy is obviously a marketing genius but at the same time he became quite lame even more after seeing how police protect his art but gives crazy fines to other street artists.
The Iron Railway Bridge over the M32 going into Bristol between junction 2 and 3 had his name Tag on it years and years ago .. painted over now but you can still make it out .
Such a content. Great script! The parallels at the end are so true. The guy just tried to trick the system and now had to deal with the structures he mocks everyday.
When my kids were little (Pennsylvania) I spent an afternoon at the pool talking to Keith Haring’s mother. And I love Basquiat. Art is everywhere. We don’t need a gallery. The world is the gallery. WAKE UP.
Really good doc. I found the last part of your film most interesting. Where is this all going, constant bombarding of adds and upselling. It’s none stop.
Years ago, I once met Futura and another guy at an art gallery I was invited to for a graffiti artist. Just talked about art. I later found out the other guy was him. I don't know how true it was, but I don't think Futura would lie about it.
Literally my favorite youtube channel ever I love the type of shit you showcase its all over the place but no matter what it’s great, never change man you’re awesome!
Only if I could have been one of those passer bys at the spray art Stand in New York would be so cool To have something like that in my living room and no one know what it is...but I have never been to New York and would only go to see ground zero and head back out
I went along to a group show at a gallery space in Hoxton at around the year 2000. It was at the Centre of Attention which was a living room space in a warehouse conversion. Among the works was Banksy's monkey queen union jack painting. Most people had seen his stencils around town and there was a buzz about his work. I got talking to the curator and he says 'oh yeah Banksy is just over there - do you wanna meet him?'. I had a moment of embarrassment and then said, 'err, no it's OK I will just look at the painting.' It was kind of like that - the artist community had all seen his stuff and rated it, but also respected that he wanted to remain anonymous.
what your 13 year old kid do is most likely deeper than what banksy makes. his "work" is the equivalent to a poet never getting any further than roses are red...banksy is just a great example how collectors can hype shit because they see profit down the road. thinking of banksy as art is like thinking of a Toyota aygo as a race car.
I’m just learning of this visual artist and I’ve seen basquiot (sp) before wow. You can’t tell me his ego hasn’t benefited or suffered from so much attention. If it’s a two way street then how come I’m just learning about him or her now?
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“I originally set out to try and save the world, and I’m not sure if it like it enough” wow
@@ninjaman1138 how come
I’m 14 and this is deep.
Simon's Channel n no
Simon's Channel n no
Maria Brown iooooooooooooooooooooooo
Keeping his identity unknown is a talent in it self
Anyone who knows anything about Art knows who Bansky is.
Man, the combination of your documentary style with the really interesting subjects you decide to talk about creates an unparalleled content in music/art yt sphere. I used to think that reading biographies or being obsessed with learning about a famous figure was something that only really big fans or ppl who had just too much time did, but now I see that it can be very inspirational and eye-opening. Thanks so so much for the video,keep posting so we have more items to binge watch
@@ninjaman1138 wait how's that
incredibly well put together video - never heard of banksy before but this was super interesting
edit: not sure how i never came across banksy's work
Like ur edits
i like your videos lol
Lol, upvote for the edit.
Living under something really heavy perhaps....?
Nice edits man
Banksy is like the most famous unknown guy ever
*Is
@@iridescent-frog1059 thanks
The zodiac killer would like a word
I'm pretty sure it's a woman
Jack the Ripper would like to have a word
This one was extremely well done man
I would have loved to be in that room when the auctioneer slammed that gavel and then the painting just shreds. LMAO the reactions are priceless
half the painting* "fuck capitalism but goddamn do i love money"
thank you jake for introducing me to banksy, this was a good documentary
@@ninjaman1138 lol 👌learn to code kid 🐀
my favorite art piece by him is the little girl on the fire door of the bataclan concert hall. it gives me chills everytime i see it.
Jake Zeeman is going places.
Yo jake if you see this make another vid about blek le rat
just found this channel and watched 3 episodes. i can't praise this channel enough for how detailed and accurate each episode is. im happy theres a ton of videos for me to deep dive into for the weekend!
My favorite essay you’ve done by far, phenomenal work
Great work! Did not know Banksy before and I love his message. I especially like the last two chapters because i think this new reality is scary and we need to talk about it. Keep it up!
about a year ago he did the great british staycation where he painted a few walls in the east coast of england, I can literally walk 10 minutes and see 2 of his originals right now, the more you know
• banksy lurking in the comments everyone say hi •
Sup Banksy? Would you be an Oasis man or a Blur man? I'd be leaning towards Blur there myself so I would.
Hi Banksy! XD
Hi Banksy!
i like your content my friend
@@methinksilikecake waaaaaah, this was the only aspect of Banksy’s career that I really wanted to hear about & it wasn’t even mentioned at all!!! 😩 What’s up with that album cover & why? Do you know? Is Banksy actually related to Damon Albarn because I couldn’t help but notice that they both have very similar looking dreamboat eyes... Sorry, don’t mind me, this is just something that’s been bugging me for years now even tho it’s none of my business whatsoever. 🤦🏻♀️
To be a troll and an artist at the same time is the dream damn
I think trolls don’t really have deep messages laden with subtext and unique talent. Banksy is more of a revolutionary and a socio-philosopher.
@@Evanderj You poor deluded soul..he has and always will be, a savvy businessman. He tricks idiots like you into believing he has a message- he’s the equivalent of a hallmark card.
@@Evanderj bro you don't have to search the deepest parts of your mind to get the message all it is is "war bad"
This is a great documentary that really brings out what's wrong in the world today and how Banksy combats it.
Good work man (:
Watch the documentary graffiti wars robbo vs banksy. Different light on banksys artistic vurtures.
Stolen from Blek le Rat
WHO WiE
Bro no lie you are really good at making videos 👏👌🙌
"This isn't good , we are going to see a generation with trust issues". Awesome commentary !
I don’t know why I have not gotten recommended this video nice original content
Jake Zeeman makes documentaries that I think Banksy would enjoy.
Thank you Andrea and Kevin for helping him with this excellent script
Gna scope your channel out I enjoyed that presemtation a lot. Great outro.. and the few meaningful quotes throughout
I love Banksy. I couldn't really appreciate him till I got older but now I get his message. Thanks for making this brother.
You know how to narrate man. You have really good writing friends.
My mum was working as a PA for Sotheby’s at the time. Apparently it was a rather hectic week!
this is a cool documentary but as your title says 'arts bad boy' he's actually graffs reject. hes whether intentionally or not sold himself out and now you would be hard pressed to find a graff writer or a street artist who would work with him. he started beef with king Robbo (RIP), he stole the rat design from Blek le Rat who was doing it years before in paris. now his work is protected by cops while real writers are buffed everyday. he did make a nice tribute piece for Alone (RIP) his anonymity is a novelty but to anyone that writes its a necessity. every time i tell someone about graff they assume its flowers or all political but its really about anarchy, fame and fun. he might end up an art legend but everyone on the inside knows where he came from and how he got where he is. if you want to know more you should watch the documentary Banksy vs Robbo its on youtube
Thats all true, but it doesn't mean the mad work he's put in is somehow invalid because he had beef with dead writers... even those writers are so e Graff legends...so is Banksy. Hes more of a street artist than having a love affair with letters...but when it comes to getting up...Banksy has mastered it. First street artist to become a worldwide phenom. Im not a huge fan either...but I ave mad respectful him. Whats he's accomplished is mind blowing
@@ms.bunniesarecute2287 banksy has nothing to do with graffiti, making stencils is ALOT easier than actually painting what he puts up, just another political piece or general hipster bs art. dont associate banksy with graffiti at all. theres alot more street artists who dont use easy stencils that are also just at up there as him producing better pieces/murals. nothing about him is mind blowing and all art is only a small personal accomplishment that non artist people look at for brief pleasure. unless you want an original for yourself or commission art work, it should be worth nothing but your own pride and effort. no one in the graff scene has respect for banksy, team robbo all the way. yeah sure hes gonna do his thing but he knows himself that where he came from isnt what he is has been and will be. (i think he actually used to write but not much at all not sure) strictly from a writers perspective. ffs id rather have the stig do a crayon picture for me thatll be more intriguing.
Mate, you are doing what so many of us young 20 somethings dream of doing. Quitting your job and going it alone
It might even not work out in the end, but you can never say you never took a chance on doing what you love. Keep it up man
How tf u literally gonna copy and paste one of the top comments from a year ago as your comment
Considering you have put all this together with "found" footage its very well put together and narrated really well. You have great storytelling talent!..
Trust issues is my fav part - another great one jake!
The rat stencil is known to be essentially entirely stolen from Blek Le Rat. Whilst this is a great vid I feel like the controversy surrounding him in the graffiti world could have been mentioned.
Yaaay! I wait to on the edge of my seat for every single vid to drop. This is a great follow up with the Kendrick Lamar vid!
Impressive to only see your video essays get better and better - phenomenal job again!👏🏾👏🏾
this was so well done i can not even begin to describe. you analyzed and presented this story so well. congrats.
Lot of work went into that video man big respect
Darn good job . That guy surprises and baffles me . Always one step ahead of everyone. Thx
A Stone in Focus is the perfect why to end this video 🙏. Thank you
Thank you , Jake , for making my day a good one!
Great video! Banksy is really something else! Very good video, congrats, man!
If you do research you know that only people outside the street art scene like him most graffiti guys hate him and most street art guys hate him
Yeah cause he's obviously collaborating with this auction houses to make some bucks
@@ernestopiovesan1229 yes
How dare he feed himself and others..... 😂🐀🤦🏽♂️
@@ernestopiovesan1229 he was also a toy back in the day who didn't respect real writers in his area
@@gc1sheenes521 I mean the guy is obviously a marketing genius but at the same time he became quite lame even more after seeing how police protect his art but gives crazy fines to other street artists.
Bro this video was freaking amazing
Good luck on going full time bro! Your videos have always been great, I'm excited to see how you grow in 2020.
Excellent work as an honest Gallery on the Gold Coast Majorart Miami, a Londoner i am & remenber Banksy work as a teenager. Thank you
14:41 I watched him do it. Really nice guy.
Fab video really well documented! Big love from London 🇬🇧
God bless RUclipsrs who put time stamps in so the video gets sectioned up 🙏❤️
The Iron Railway Bridge over the M32 going into Bristol between junction 2 and 3 had his name Tag on it years and years ago .. painted over now but you can still make it out .
I originally set out to try and save the world but now, I’m not sure I like it enough- Banksy
Such a content. Great script! The parallels at the end are so true. The guy just tried to trick the system and now had to deal with the structures he mocks everyday.
Just become a patron on patreon. Love the content!!! Cant wait to see whats next !!!!!
Nice surprise to hear aphex after 17 or so. Great work all around.
This was the best vid on Banksy i found on all youtube ❤️
Daaaaammmn this was amazing to watch! Huge fan of Banksy
I really liked the video, but I really liked the end.
Awesome video. Really awesome.
I love this video!! I am a fan of Banksy for so long and no one has explained him as good as you !!
You were bang on...the shredded piece 'Love is in the bin' sold for $25 million this week.
I really like these videos it’s always interesting
What a fantastic video, this is probably the best analysis of Banksy i've ever seen. Awesome job, mate!
This is brilliant. Brilliant brilliant brilliant! Thank you.
When my kids were little (Pennsylvania) I spent an afternoon at the pool talking to Keith Haring’s mother. And I love Basquiat. Art is everywhere. We don’t need a gallery. The world is the gallery. WAKE UP.
Learnt about him in school and its interesting to learn more of his personality & message which makes me appreciate his art more.
Lol police protecting his work 🤣
Soulr. You are the banksy of youtube art documentary.
i think that that is exactly that banksy is trying to convey with his anonymity, he could be anyone
I like the choice of playing Aphex twin during your final points! He and banksy have similar ideologies.
Amazing vid mate. Truly
Genuine. That's Banksy. Fuecking great video.
Really good doc. I found the last part of your film most interesting. Where is this all going, constant bombarding of adds and upselling. It’s none stop.
So glad to find this!
Good art Banksy. Great job. Thanks for keeping the torch. I'll keep going too. Thanks.
I fr love how u did this documentary!!! Pls keep it up
Years ago, I once met Futura and another guy at an art gallery I was invited to for a graffiti artist. Just talked about art. I later found out the other guy was him. I don't know how true it was, but I don't think Futura would lie about it.
damn this channel is so good! thanks for making these videos!
he's definitely smart getting the value to go up!!
Dapper Dan deserves much more respect than to be called a bootlegger. Still a great video though.
Big facts
Absolutely. Dapper Dan is a Harlem legend. His store on 125th street between Madison and 5th Ave is legendary
1:00 that man laughing: "it is so Banksy."
Thank you
Literally my favorite youtube channel ever I love the type of shit you showcase its all over the place but no matter what it’s great, never change man you’re awesome!
Thank you for making this great video.❤
Symbiotic relationships. The shredding painting had to have batteries so it wasn't in that frame very long.
Of all of Banksy’s set pieces my favorite was Dismaland.
The coolest prank is actually selling "his" real art on the street to randoms for a few coins.
Why don’t you have more subs???
Great presentation man!! Banksy is a true icon and you laid it out very well!!
That was really good dude
Excellent Documentary, Bravo !!!! Tank you!!
INDECLINE deserves the same amount of attention & adoration.
'Art's Bad Boy" lmao smh
Well fucking done. I always knew banksy was a famous artist but i didn’t know why. This made me love banksy
Great video man!
a true banksy fan would never sell their banksy from what i understand. they would burn it before ever losing it, even in death 💀
That last quote though.
Only if I could have been one of those passer bys at the spray art Stand in New York would be so cool To have something like that in my living room and no one know what it is...but I have never been to New York and would only go to see ground zero and head back out
I went along to a group show at a gallery space in Hoxton at around the year 2000. It was at the Centre of Attention which was a living room space in a warehouse conversion. Among the works was Banksy's monkey queen union jack painting. Most people had seen his stencils around town and there was a buzz about his work. I got talking to the curator and he says 'oh yeah Banksy is just over there - do you wanna meet him?'. I had a moment of embarrassment and then said, 'err, no it's OK I will just look at the painting.' It was kind of like that - the artist community had all seen his stuff and rated it, but also respected that he wanted to remain anonymous.
Fantastic! I find that to be the most interesting part of the Banksy story- the world has allowed him to keep the illusion of anonymity.
damn well done
bankys biggest troll is making every single person believe he’s one person
An excellent point. Hence the stencils.
what your 13 year old kid do is most likely deeper than what banksy makes. his "work" is the equivalent to a poet never getting any further than roses are red...banksy is just a great example how collectors can hype shit because they see profit down the road. thinking of banksy as art is like thinking of a Toyota aygo as a race car.
really appreciate the detail you put into this informative video.
I’m just learning of this visual artist and I’ve seen basquiot (sp) before wow. You can’t tell me his ego hasn’t benefited or suffered from so much attention. If it’s a two way street then how come I’m just learning about him or her now?
Well done doc.