I'm pretty sure that disney didn't authorize this campaign, and aside from the tinker bell there isn't much disney can do about it.

i think it's great. way better than that gang scrawl/tag/defacing crap we see everywhere. go, Disney and anybody else out there who can catch the eye and sensibilities of a real kid in the city, not just a 'juvie'.

Get over it People, Disney can do whatever it wants! Its Disney!

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I think Disney kissed its kid-friendly rep good bye a long time ago. All you have to do is watch a new Disney movie and you will definitely see a big difference in just how kid-friendly the new movie is, when compared to older Disney movies, such as Lady and the Tramp, the Herbie movies, and so on. Disney isn't in the market of making kid-friendly movies. They're in the market to make money, and if they just happen to make a kid-friendly movie or two along the way, then so be it. I'm not trying to sound cynical or anything, but you can't deny that Disney has been slipping BIG TIME in the department of making kid-friendly movies. Of course, that all has to do with my definition of kid-friendly, because what Disney calls kid-friendly and what I call kid-friendly most likely are not the same.

morgan, you odviously dont know what your talking about, try doing some research before you type useless comments on here. Disney did approve this project, you can check the Hundreds blog and see a video on the project if youd like. I love it, hope to see more and more around!

This piece, as well-intentioned as it is, is a one-sided and unfair attack, on both Disney and The Hundreds, that disregards the thousands of other stickers that are found all over San Francisco. I am disappointed to see the SF Weekly allow the publication of a poorly-researched article that is both subjective and editorialized.

This piece, as well-intentioned as it is, is a one-sided and unfair attack, on both Disney and The Hundreds, that disregards the thousands of other stickers that are found all over San Francisco. I am disappointed to see the SF Weekly allow the publication of a poorly-researched article that is both subjective and editorialized.

getalife
and get over it

Morons, The Hundreds is a clothing brand. It's not Disney.

Want em torn down?Guess what.More to come.

HELLA TIGHT

I belive the author of this article is a closet hundreds fanatic.One of those undercover maniacs who waits outside for limited releases hehe.I dont own a single piece of hundreds but have been following the revolution for some time now.The disney collabo is brilliant.now where can i get some stickers to spread the love to the south bay?

The Hundreds don't use stickers as marketing. They make hot stuff. The stickers are a part of the culture, a lot of brands do this. It's just a form of expression. You prefer graffiti or stickers?