Your artwork is so finn Radd!!!

90% of the people in this clip are legends today. That is nuts!

Rudy revs is correct the tour condition is much tougher then the league shot they have lots of oil right of 10 where house shots do not

Somewhere there's a 15 year old kid saying: what's a newsstand?

It's 2019, and his words still hold up.

Good on ya, Steve. It's great to live life on your own terms :)

Love this guy's style. I need to get to Scotland to shake his hand. Maybe this year...it's only a 400 mile drive.

Theresa does not live in Loch Ness at the moment. Theresa May appears to be stuck up her own backstop!

I agree with almost everything he says, especially about us being a bunch of whiny, sensitive bitches. There's still plenty of good quality representational art, but subject matter seems tame.

Revs never won a title... Too bad he's a good bowler.

And now these guys are touring the world! :D

Wow, a video this old of Steel Panther(Former metal skool) is fucking awesome.

For you BOZOS that are critical of Williams' statements about the dicks of the artworld, try it. There are so many phonies, people who can't draw or paint, can't think but generally stink that most people quit and make their art privately. Like Williams said "wild spirit" died with political correctness and mediocre skills that now prevails in the so-called art world. Mylar balloons going for Million$$$? LOL! Williams work by comparison to Koons is visionary. Hermetically sealed sucks.

Well done Steve. Met him in the late 90's down there even bought a "nessie" off him £1

To continue on that, it may be possible that Loch Ness is an area where energy may form, trapping that energy into the area that is the loch, much like the theory of ley lines.

Cont. Just like ghosts, who may in fact be due to our brain tuning into alternative realities (which may account for UFO sightings), is it also not possible that Nessie sightings are that also. It makes some sense when science cannot find any evidence of a large creature being able to live and survive in the loch & reports of some odd reports by eye-witnesses. There may not be a nuts & bolts physical aspect to it all. That won't however entertain some. I'm open-minded about it all.

I don't think it's unrealistic to think that Plesiosaurs may still exist, certainly in other areas of the UK it's possible as sightings of them have been documented from the Cornish coast. One thing that many never consider is the paranormal aspect of the sightings; in an age of scientific advancement & an increasing conspiratorially-aware society, we're finding out our perceived vision of the world is far from the physical one that many swear by. Cont..

Although I think Steve is an inspiration to many of us who wish they could change their routing lifestyle for something adventurous, I bet lots of people will see his lifestyle as very far-fetched & suspicious, questions like how does he pay rent, heating, get the internet, how come landowners haven't moved him. If I set up a mobile home where I live on a lake shore, I'd soon have the law coming down on me. That is the real world we live in unfortunately. Prob why so get discouraged.

I saw a documentary with Steve years ago. Sold everything to go a get a monster. Influenced my life for the better. Good man.

Sunshine Muse by Peter Plagans is a good read about what he's talking about sometimes

Pollock in his lifetime got maybe 1500 at best near the end . He didn't laugh all the way to the bank . He wasn't selling a concept he was taking it to the next level . I think there's an element of Pollock in Williams . At least in the ones I've seen in person

...yes yes YES !!!!!!!

Ive walked that beach 3 times and could quite happily live there lucky man.

What a joke the tour has become.

... LEGEND.

Great artist!

Monster or not what a view to wake up to each morning. Really interesting video - thanks.

It's funny, this "Lowbrow" thing. Seems to me this Juxtapoz magazine only publishes a bunch of its friends and artists who made the grade. At least they could write back when one sends them his work. "highbrow" would suit them best. If someone cares to see my rejected work search ALVAREZ CABRERO on google

Love it Steve. You're passionate about this and doing what most people wish they could do... do what they are passionate about. You're a fine example to us all.

This is what happens when the arts are not part of some force funded government program. Low brow art in a "public" museum would only cheapen the style and raise the price through the roof . When you can name your own price and have a hammer to back you up, why bother working? Instead when you let the free will of the public put a value on art you get awesome stuff that people would be willing to voluntarily pay money for.

can someone reupload this

yeah yeah yeah

it captures you. as if you feel like youv felt somthing like it befor,in his art work! like in blackouts or major epiphanies, or like drug trips. realizing the world and whats in it!!! his work reminds me of another art by the name of Alex Grey.

robert's art is the visual representation of the shit I see when I am quite stoned.

i think this guy has a clear picture of what it means to communicate as an artist

This Man MUST be commented on!!! I was introduced to His work by one of My Private Drum Students & I LOVE His Viseral, Raw, Dirty expression of Humanity..........as He quite RIGHTLY says in this interview (which I LoVe for it's TRUTH) His kind of honest, Rude, Wild & Powerful, skilled Art just Doesn't happen these days in the "Art" world (Maybe with the exception of the Graffiti Art Genre) ANYWAY I LOVE THIS GUY & HIS WORK!!! Daddy Funk x

@1Dancingfan I hear you but he has been up against it for a large portion of his career. There are still shows and exhibitions that wont exhibit his work even though his work these days is much more toned down. I wouldnt say that statement is meant in arrogance. He is a pretty cool cat. I am a big big graf fan by the way. He goes hand in hand with it in my opinion. Not only style but also in ethos. I think he was one of the first to light the candle.

@darkmiguel3 I can only hope you were exceedingly high when you posted that last comment. Ive checked out the work on your channel. Im not saying you dont have talent but you are comparing yourself to a modern day master. Literally a master of his craft. There is no one in the world who can do what he does. Not even the other great 'Lowbrow' artists would state similarities between their work. You have a serious amount of work to do. Even then you would have to find a completey unique niche.

"Nothin' but a good time" by Poison!!! Let's get the party started!!!

RW is a fucking GENIUS. how cool would it be to hang out with him?

@SteevDragon67 Indeed a good magazine man :D

awh i love those beasts

Another Todd Shorr fan! I just got his new book "American Surreal." Great stuff. Mark Ryden's another favorite of mine. I saw R Crumb the other night at UCLA - there's another cool artist. You probably have it, but the Nov. Juxtapoz is Williams-centric. Pretty cool. Take it easy! Take it easy

I met the guy, he was actually shocked when I asked him if he was sure that Nessie existed!

you mean the magazine? yeah on that I agree. Too much hip hip looking crap in it. Although here recently I have seen more of the better "lowbrow" artists featured in it. At any rate I have some great art books that feature roberts art in them. I could sit and look at them for hours (and I do, in fact)! I also have a wonderful book by another "lowbrow" master, Todd Schorr. His stuff is amazing!

yep! Robert is the creator of Juxtapoz (my favorite art magazine).

exactly! Robert is a "jedi" master compared to basquiat who is (was) a mere "padawan" learner! Robert's art is wonderful, and one of my biggest inspirations!

i saw his Artwork in a tattoo Mag when i was a kid & talkin 20 years ago,thought it was unreal outrageous.I bought the book Malicious resplendence the other week,and man totally awesome.highly recomended if your into that sought of art...

Screw you WMG