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5MINUTES WITH: JEANZ [BELGRAD]
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- Опубліковано 26 лют 2021
- For this 5MINUTES episode we left Germany to meet with a graffiti writer who has also been mentioned in the ILOVEGRAFFITI.DE podcast several times: JEANZ from the STU CREW in Belgrade.
The Serbian sprayer moved from his small hometown to the former capital of Yugoslavia in 2000 and quickly made a name for himself there. In a city that was heavily bombed by NATO only a year earlier, which can still be seen in today's cityscape. The Serbian people have only just chased away a regime, a revolution that was directed against longstanding economic misery and costly wars, led by a young generation who wanted to be the bearers of new values.
Even more than 20 years later, all of this is still very present, in people's minds, but also in the way in which graffiti was and is painted and celebrated in Belgrade. In regards to consequence, to the passion and the “Belgrade Style”. It has its origins in the aftermath of a war and a revolution, but also corruption, poverty and the associated social grievances, possibly comparable to what we know from the New York seventies and eighties. JEANZ compares his first graffiti years today with “an step out of the darkness” and the attempt to escape from what ruined many young people back then.
In addition, there are external stylistic influences, because in the past 20 years many graffiti writers from Berlin or Paris have traveled to Belgrade to paint there, to enjoy the atmosphere that is probably unique in Europe and to network with the movement there. Belgrade has not only given some of the Balkan flair to many “graffiti tourists”, but has also given it back to them.
The graffiti writer JEANZ was able to create his own cosmos of letters, figures and style elements and decisively shaped the “Belgrade Style”. On many levels: on trains, on the train line and in the streets of the 1.4 million inhabitants city. JEANZ stands for graffiti on the Belgrade S-Train BEOVOZ, next to the tram the most important rail-based mass transport in the Serbian capital. Which in the course of the next few years should lead to the fact that the system was completely painted, blown up and created a look like in New York of the eighties and Rome or Dortmund in the nineties.
We visited JEANZ in Belgrade, interviewed and followed him for (as always a little more than) five minutes and went through his photo archive: 5MINUTES WITH: JEANZ
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Serbian trains look like New York trains in the golden era. Totally painted ❤️❤️
In Chile everything is totaly painted now :) Not only trains :) Have a look how nice ;) watch?v=3PZFpkAygJE
Yeah, I don't think we have had new trains or had them pressure washed for a damn while
good pieces, top attitude! much love from germany. Keep it up, bra!
Good old Jeanz. Great video btw, thanks for sharing
Videos like this quickly dispel the notion that graffiti is thoughtlessly perpetrated and not a legitimate art form.
I've also thought of graffiti as an intensely philosophical act. There is incredible risk and opportunity cost to what you do. There is seldom any material benefit and the anonymity means little social acclaim. In fact, you're most often condemned by broader society.
To paraphrase the back of an old Dirty Handz 3 dvd: graffiti is a "salvatory" act for the individual. The writer is his own audience. He does it for himself. The freedom and autonomy is worth it all.
I want to explore the Balkans more extensively than I have done. I have not been to Belgrade. I've heard it is extremely modern now and that there are few remnants of the past regime, which is what I would want to see (and not a commercially sterile and overtly modern city).
I'd like to see the Belgrade depicted in this video. Does it still exist?
just go there and see for yourself
Yes there’s a lot of old communist stuff. Everything is mixed. Very beautiful town
@@klip_football Hey bro, let's connect. I'm in Belgrad in a few weeks and would like to explore the city. Do you have Instagram?
Das ist Kunst! Man kann sehr gut sehen das er das Lebt. Bin stolz auf ihn, dankbar auch das ich meine Muttersprache auf diesem yt Kanal höre!
Es ist so cool das alles zu sehen weil ich lebe in bg und ich sehe diese züge jeden tag
What a beautiful piece. Would really love to know the tracklist on this video too.
Watch till the end... there is all the music they used
@@flipper4868 The last song, which plays from 6:05 onwards does not figure in the tracklist. Do you know the name?
What is the song at 6:00?
Martin Dupont- Bent at the Window
@@grimaldijunior2779 Thank you
братина наша 🔥❤️
au kakav video najezio sam se moj mili🌍🌎🌏
Great video! Respect to brothers from STU and CSP. Big love!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
3:56
Do you Know How the Style called?
BY the way also Good Stuff:)
Klasse Filmchen! Super atmosphärischer Mix der alten & neuen Aufnahmen, Musik und Erzählung passen auch sehr schön.
I Know JEANZ, I met him a while back while doing a piece in my neighborhood, he is a really likeable guy.
So geile Stu pieces 😻✌️
Srpska grafiti scena najbolja u Evropi
This is how to show all the flavour of your city and how your view of the game is shaped in one video. Just awesome atmosphere.
Jeanz goated
Moze li se negde kupiti album iz filma
3:56
Does anybody Know How this Style called ?
Weiß irgendjemand wie man diesen Style nennt ? Gibts da ne Richtung oder genaue Beschreibung?!
Danke und Pies :)
80’z style with euro Elements
wird das eigentlich wirklich im Fernsehen ausgestrahlt? Es ist schon für yt ein außergewöhnlich gutes Format aber sowas im konservativen Fernsehen zu sehen würde mich komplett umhauen.
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Does anyone know the name of the song at 3:49?
Jel zna neko kako se zove pesma na 3:49?
Koja je pesma na pocektu molim vas recitee
Stark
Super great video 🔥🔥🔥🔥 complimets! That’s inspiring
Whats the song in the beggining
king
kann man in Ost Europa überhaupt von crossen sprechen wenn eh fast alle Züge bemalt sind ??
Hahahah es gibt die Züge, die nicht bemalt sind, aber manchmal geht Wholecar über Wholecar 🤣
Best 5 Minutes
Great!
*brat*
Great story! ❤️
Mantabs 🤘
For me his style is the best from Serbia, better for him to ignore local scene and get caught up in getting up on old 100x painted RVRs and bombing trams and stupid shit like this and move on, if you keep on doing the same shit you can't expect different result. Better to change your ways than to end up like some old toy like Kang. I personally don't even like Fygs, Jeans is so much better cause he's all over Serbia, number one king of the country.
Kang is King in belgrade man
Fygs is 10 times all city in Belgrade
@@TestTest-nr1fo only in Belgrade, in the rest of Serbia Jeanz is much more up, and we're comparing a crew to one writer
@@bastianhockmann4865 Kang has style like 17year old, but he's like 40
@@fotoz2363 excuse me sirs and you are???? online graff judge
in serbia people dont care when u paint outside only if its their propety(sorry for my bad english)
Pinki od crtaca!!
BOG SAMO NASTAVI DRUZE 🫡
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Stu, Lovek
impressive pictures
Good shit.
I live in Serbia
3:21 Kats Moral und Stu tag
Dirljivo
napokon
jel ovo dzest koji drzi Beowallz???
poznat mi glas ali ne verujem da je to on
Der Malt wirklich schöne Pieces
Hammer
Вутра и Графити су нас послали на Улице
super stvar !
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Samo guraj napred tebra😎
The King of Style!
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ista stvar brate ali tvoje grafite sam video u grckoj
I first
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