The official video for Jay-Z and Kanye West’s “Ni**as in Paris” is set to debut tomorrow at noon. In the meantime here’s a “videojacking” of the track put together by a Parisian graffiti crew who go HAM in the Paris Metro with lyrics from Jay and Ye’s popular Watch The Throne track. Feels a bit like a Kidult job to us. What do you think?

Kidult is back and has released two new t-shirts. The ‘YES’ tag on the Louis Vuitton Paris flagship store and the ‘KID’ tag on the Supreme New York flagship store have made it onto the new t-shirts by the artist. Entitled ‘Sperm’ and ‘Who Benefits From The Crime’, the tees are now available from the Kidult’s online store, each limited to 50 pieces.

New York graffiti crew IRAK spent some time in Miami tagging a building in the Wynwood art district. Thankfully Martha Cooper was in place to document the action.

“IRAK spent a few days and nights bombing a Wynwood building located a little off the beaten track. Walk south on 2nd Avenue from NW26th Street and you can’t miss it. Only two sides of the building were finished when I left Miami a couple of weeks ago. One was tagged on black in gradations of white, silver, gray and black and the other on white in silver, gray and a bright orange which nicely coordinated with their T-shirts and shorts.”

Take a further look at the finished work after the jump.

Graffiti artist Kidult has struck again. This time he has tagged the Paris flagship store of French brand Céline. The move comes as a response it seems, to the Spring 2011 campaign of the brand, which featured models Daria Werbowy and Stella Tennant, shot by Juergen Teller, posing with skateboard decks. As such, Kidult did not tag his usual ‘KID’ tag, but rather went with ‘SK8′.

Check out the full Céline Spring 2011 Skateboard Campaign after the jump.

Kidult continues his spree of luxury vandalism with Louis Vuitton’s Saint-Germain-des-Prés store in Paris, this time opting for a YES tag. (PRINCE85)

The still rather new Hermès Paris store, which was built in a former swimming pool, has been hit by graffiti artist Kidult. Rather than putting his ‘KID’ tag up, he this time covered both shop windows with a big ‘LOVE’. (Image via Skatepound)

Shortly after the airing of ‘The Antics Roadshow’ produced by Banksy, Channel 4 was also showing ‘Graffiti Wars’, which “examines street art and graffiti, and the creative tensions and conflicts within this artistic arena.”

The documentary especially looks at the tension between the creatives and the general public as well as the state, as well as in between the members of the arena, on the example of Robbo and Banksy. Take a look at the 50 minute show here above!

A new video documents the most recent hit of infamous graffit artist Kidult as he tags the Kenzo Paris store in a reaction to the brand’s Flower Tag perfume campaign, inspired by the graffiti movement.

Check out Kidult hitting the Supreme New York store here.

Read our interview with the artist here.

Channel 4 presents the new ‘Street Tag’ iPhone app, which allows you to virtually graff any wall or surface, using your iPhone. The app basically turns your phone into a virtual spray paint can. You can tag anything you want and share your tag with the world, as well as geo tag it. You can download the app for free from iTunes.

Unfortunately you still need some skills in order to make these tags look decent.

In May we reported about French graffiti artist Kidult vandalizing the complete front of the Supreme New York City flagship store on Lafayette street. This week the artist released a t-shirt on his website, featuring the ‘KID’ tagged store front. You can purchase the tee now from his site here.