Graffiti
Graffiti attributed to King Mob was observed in many places particularly in the Notting Hill area, including, "I don't believe in nothing - I feel like they ought to burn down the world - just let it burn down baby"
The most celebrated graffito attributed to King Mob was the slogan which was painted along a half-mile section of the wall beside the tube(railway) commuter route into London between Ladbroke Grove and Westbourne Park stations in west London:
Same thing day after day- tube - work - dinner - work - tube - armchair - TV - sleep - tube - work -how much more can you take? - one in ten go mad, one in five cracks up
King Mob was also responsible for various attacks on art galleries and for organizing a battle between local skinheads (whom they considered to be "the working class avant-garde") and greasers in central London.
One of King Mob's early actions included Malcolm McLaren who reputably applied their situationist ideals towards the promotion of the Sex Pistols.
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