Glen E. Friedman

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been twenty years since the original FUCK YOU HEROES was published. A lot of things have changed in our culture, politics, and planet at large. Did any of us think then these cultures would become the standard bearers? That they would remain standing to this day as they have? Hell No! Nor arguably did we want them to. Getting radical is something done with immediacy. Yelling at the top of your lungs to influence change in an ideal, derived from inspiration and confidence that some one is listening. How is change effected by us? Skaters, punks, the culture of Hip-hop, are still to this day seen by the majority of the population as rebellious. The consciousness of generations now have been influenced, inspired, and realigned, there is no denying this truth, only a small portion of the uninitiated may not understand. These folks, have done something. something good. What the fuck have you done? - glen E. friedman

Beastie Boys - 1985 - Malibu

1991 - Hollywood

King Tee - 1989 - Los Angeles

Chuck D. - Public Enemy - 1987 - Passaic, NJ

Chuck D. & Flavor Flav - Public Enemy - 1988 - New York City

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Tony Alva - 1977 - Beverly Hills

Black Flag - 1981 - recording Damged album

Henry Rollins - Black Flag - 1981 - Cuckoo’s Nest

Run-DMC - Beastie Boys - 1988 - New York City

Jason Mizell “Jam Master Jay” - 1985 - Hollis. Queens

Run-DMC - 1985 - Hollis. Queens

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