BUGE BAMC: Describes The Highest and Most Life-Threatening Spot He's Ever Painted (Part 20)

In the next clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles Billboard Killer BUGE BAMC VS, he recounts his most daring mission yet, a heart pounding climb to a legendary bridge known to be the ultimate test of a vandal’s resolve.
Joined by two of L.A.’s top writers, BUGE takes us on a perilous journey to a spot where only the most fearless vandals have ever dared to catch, a historic bridge whose precarious heights and punishing winds have become the stuff of legend.
This hair-raising mission, where adrenaline battles fear, represents the physical and mental endurance that graffiti legends must endure to earn their status.
Tune in as BUGE's vivid recollections will pull you into the nerve-wracking mission, and make you feel every rattle, gust, and heartbeat of one of L.A.’s most dangerous bridges.
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[@Dusty-d7c]

Huge inspiration B made me remember my gnarliest spot lol good shit pining keep crushing G stay up brother

[@guutterboycarlos9537]

You’re a legend!!!!

[@yngslvrfox]

you know

[@dirkdig3628]

I wonder why Cali people pronounce words different? Like this guy, it sounds better if his name would be pronounced like “buggy”

[@Soulstealing1]

Bruh how 🤣 “buggy” that sound gay af

[@AndresM-ll6wr]

Wtf I agree “buggy” sounds silly ASF!
That fool probably thinking about volkwagens 🚘 😂