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Street sticker The sticker is predominantly green and yellow. It features the word 'ARMY' in large, bold, yellow, bubble-style letters, stacked vertically. The top 'HA' is partially visible, followed by 'MM' in the center, and 'AR BY' at the bottom. Between the 'MM' and 'AR BY' sections is a circular emblem. This emblem contains a stylized flag with horizontal stripes, a pole, and a laurel wreath or similar circular border. The background of the sticker consists of wavy lines alternating between green and white, creating a sense of movement. The sticker appears to be slightly creased and is placed on a surface with water droplets.

22 October
Street sticker The circular sticker features the text "WHAT YOU'RE MISSING NO LONGER EXISTS" printed in bold, sans-serif fonts. The text is arranged in a diagonal, slightly curved manner across the sticker. The background is a collage of abstract geometric shapes in vibrant colors, including green, blue, red, orange, yellow, and pink, against a white base. A thick black border encircles the entire design.

WHAT YOU'RE MISSING NO LONGER EXISTS

26 September
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a white background and features bold, sans-serif text arranged in columns. The top section has three lines: 'WOOD' in blue, 'MORES' in red, and 'EWOS' in blue. Below this, 'SHES' is in red. The bottom line reads 'LRK*WR' in blue with a red asterisk separating 'LRK' and 'WR'. The sticker appears to be placed on a light-colored, possibly metal surface that shows signs of rust and wear.

WOOD MORES EWOS SHES LRK*WR

25 September
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a light blue background. On the left side, there are four vertical stripes: red, dark red, yellow, and blue. To the right of the stripes, in large, bold, dark blue sans-serif font, are the words "PRISKE FLYGER". The sticker appears to be applied to a metal pole, and there are some minor wrinkles and creases on its surface.

PRISKE FLYGER

19 September
Street sticker A rectangular sticker featuring a stylized, almost cartoonish portrait of a person with dreadlocks and a wide, toothy grin, rendered in solid green against a white background. Above the portrait, the text 'WHY THEY CALL YOU' is written in green capital letters. Below the portrait, the name 'BAJEN' is prominently displayed in larger, bold green capital letters. The sticker is affixed to a dark, textured surface, possibly metal, which is covered in numerous small water droplets, as is the surface of the sticker itself, giving it a weathered, outdoor appearance.

WHY THEY CALL YOU BAJEN

29 August
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a white background and a slightly wrinkled texture, suggesting it's a physical sticker. On the left side, it features a stylized illustration of a person's face wearing a blue beret. Inside the beret, a small black and white soccer ball design is visible. To the right of the illustration, bold, black, sans-serif text is prominently displayed in three lines: 'JAZZ,', 'KEBAB', and 'OG SUREN'. The text has a stencil-like appearance with small gaps in the letters. The sticker is affixed to a dark, possibly black, cylindrical object that appears weathered and has some reddish marks.

JAZZ, KEBAB OG SUREN

09 August
Street sticker The image captures a close-up of multiple overlapping stickers adhered to a rough, dark surface, possibly a utility pole or wall. The central focus is a large white rectangular sticker with prominent black text. The top line reads 'DAZE', followed by smaller text 'WORLDS GREATEST LOVER', and then 'LORDS' in large, impactful letters. Directly above this white sticker is a smaller, bright yellow sticker with thick black letters spelling 'JEKS'. Below the main white sticker, a red sticker is partially visible, featuring a chain-link fence pattern and the word 'DAZE' in outlined black letters. The overall appearance suggests a collection of street art or urban tagging.

JEKS DAZE WORLDS GREATEST LOVER LORDS DAZE

11 July
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a black background and bold, silver capital letters. The text 'SLAVE CAT' is repeated twice, one above the other. The sticker shows some wear and appears to be slightly peeling at the bottom right corner. It is adhered to a rough, textured, gray metallic surface that has some reddish streaks and is dusty.

SLAVE CAT SLAVE CAT

03 July
Street sticker A square, white sticker with black text is adhered to a gray metal fixture. The sticker reads 'SCHWIRBEL' in a stacked format. The text is bold and slightly distressed in appearance. The sticker is centrally located in the frame, with the metal fixture providing a contrasting backdrop. The fixture is attached to a textured, light-colored wall.

SCHWIRBEL

12 April
Street sticker A sticker with a bold, provocative question. The sticker features a red circle on the left and black text on a white background. A partially visible sticker above it says "5Day Startup."

WHO THE FUCK IS HENRY?

27 April 2024
Street sticker A black sticker with the text "WHAT THE FUCHS" in stylized red and white lettering. The smaller text at the bottom reads "fuchsbau kreuzberg".

WHAT THE FUCHS fuchsbau kreuzberg

02 April 2023
Street sticker A close-up shot of a black and white sticker with the text "PFUI" in bold capital letters on an orange background. The sticker is rectangular and is affixed to a seemingly metallic surface.

PFUI

22 March 2023
Street sticker A black sticker with the text "WE ALIVE!" in white bold capital letters. There is a small red dot at the end of the text.

WE ALIVE!

30 April 2022
Street sticker A black and white sticker with the word "FACH" in bold, uppercase letters. Below it is a smaller, dirty sticker with illegible markings. The larger sticker has a minimalist design.

FACH

27 March 2022
Street sticker A red rectangular sticker with the text "WASTED TALENT" written in a stylized, bold white font. The sticker appears to be affixed to a dark-colored metal surface.

WASTED TALENT

26 December 2020