Banksy Tried to Warn You

The narrator states that society is being controlled by pedo global elite who fund pointless wars in third world countries, spy on ordinary citizens, and replace authentic expression with AI.

Nobody knows Banksy's real identity, preventing him from stepping in to stop the commercialization of his art.

In 1999, Banksy and other artists watched as Bristol faced a wave of police crackdowns in response to a rise in the underground rave scene.

Banksy made his first major mural, 'Mild Mild West,' depicting a teddy bear holding a Molotov cocktail defending itself against terrified officers, in response to the Bristol police crackdowns.

Banksy anonymously wrote that people who run cities don't understand graffiti because they think nothing has the right to exist unless it makes a profit.

Banksy stated he never went to art college, is not from a family of artistic people, and never had the connections to be a part of the art world.

In 2003, Banksy visited the newly erected West Bank wall, entering a war zone between Israel and Palestine to paint 'Love is in the air,' also known as 'The Flower Thrower,' conveying that social change doesn't require weapons.

Banksy stated that 70% of the street art he had done had been cleaned.

By 2004, Banksy's use of stencils was compared to Blek le Rat, a French stencil artist considered the father of stencil graffiti.

In 2005, Banksy and friends dropped a smashed British telephone box in London Soho Square to show the world's willingness to discard cultural icons for convenience.

Banksy's piece 'One Nation under CCTV,' placed next to a government camera, was meant to highlight how the government was conditioning young people to become comfortable with being watched and controlled.

Banksy wrote in 'Wall and Peace' that people owe companies nothing and should not ask for their permission, as companies have rearranged the world without asking.

Banksy realized his work had transformed from free art into prized pieces sold at auction for tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars, after his 'Barely Legal' exhibit.

The documentary 'Exit Through the Gift Shop' received 24 awards and 31 nominations as an independent film.

Banksy set up a small stand in New York City run by an old man selling his genuine prints for $60 a piece, as a joke to prove people cared more about potential monetary worth than art quality.