Don’t Grill Me Son (Print To Order)

“I was being nostalgic and remember going to school in NYC as my mom worked as a school lunch helper.  Growing up in the 90s when Hip Hop and R&B were on the rise, grills were often shown as a sign of wealth and being cool. As a young kid in school, I obviously didn’t have money for gold or diamond-plated fronts. So my friends and I would take the wrappers from gum and fix them to our teeth! This piece shows what it is to try to be cool at a young age and to show off. But to know you’re still this goofy beautiful nerd on the inside”

Frames and Matting Options are available 
Printed on professional matte photo paper with a slightly textured surface, showcasing vibrant and true colors.
Production: 1 business day + shipping time