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French Reality TV Show “Le Ch’tis Hollywood” Learn Graffiti from Nuke UTI & Rant RB in Los Angeles

2:12 PM PDT on August 27, 2013

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A popular French reality TV show, "Le Ch'tis", which sends French people abroad to experience a culture clash, is filming in Los Angeles this summer. One of the episodes will apparently center around our city's well-known graffiti culture. Photographer Anthony Godinez was there to document Nuke & Rant showing our French guests how to put it down on a wall in LA.

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Find Anthony Godinez on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/AnthonyGodinez1

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