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Facebook graffiti artist David Choe, from homeless to millions

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davidchoe says:
The "facts" in this article are all wrong. David made millions from his art and gambling before Facebook decided on doing an IPO. Watch his web series Thumbs Up! on vice.com. The times he may have been "homeless", were of his own decision. His documentary Dirty Hands also tells the real story.
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fadup says:
Where does it say that he was homeless?

Good for him. Everyone else is just sad and bitter.
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RichZubaty says:
There are a million artists like me who made better murals and are still homeless. Do't buy into this American Dream crap. It's media fluff.
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jasperlily says:
I don't see the need for people's snide comments. Sad people. Sour grapes at the top of their list. I am very happy for this guy. That's all.
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jrb2k8 says:
homeless, but had a blog. That's priorities for you.
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democracy8 replies:
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And you have the right to judge him for pursuing his interests with a laptop at an internet cafe why?
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TheSockwaGuy says:
Belief, commitment, and a relentless pursuit to fight about what you believe in, usually leads to success beyond your wildest dreams. The real question: Do you deserve it, and are you willing to work to the bone to get it?

This artist is pure and his ideals were sound. Payment is the scorecard. How did you do?

David Zasloff
Sockwa
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longtree-2009 says:
rags to riches story. especially for someone who just does graffiti. isn't america great? no wonder everyone all over the world wants to come to the USA by any means including illegally.
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Bojax39 says:
So, Choe has been homeless and still has a blog? Wondering how... ANYWAY, congrats to the guy for a shrewd business deal a few years back. :-)
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MegaProcrastination replies:
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Probably via an internet cafe. It doesn't cost a lot to use one and setting up a blog at WordPress or other blogging site is free.
wstmnstr replies:
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public library
bobnjersey replies:
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[Choe has been homeless and still has a blog? Wondering how.]
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'was' homeless is past tense.

'has' a blog is current tense.
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