 Cost and Revs became well known in the early 1990s, when, on any given block in Manhattan, a passerby could spot the duo’s wheat paste tags posted on the back of the Walk/Don't Walk street-crossing signal.On these wheat pasted papers, Cost and Revs printed in bold black ink intentionally obscure messages such as "Cost fucked Madonna" or "Suicide Revs".Later they collaborated on large, bold roller pieces on highly visible walls, subway embankments, and advertising boards.