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Prosperity. i didn't know that that would be one of the biggest campaign tools and how it would, you know, become so big on social media and beyond, to help really advance the campaign and create that phrase to be something that will forever go down in history. >> yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! >> during the campaign, shepard ferry calls me and he says, hey, i have this image that i did. i'm happy to let the campaign use it. do you think they would be interested in it? i knew then senator obama was going to be in los angeles, so, you know, i take the tube of the art and i ...

Ocasio-cortez. tonight, a special series on msnbc, ll cool j experiences what people considered cool, the people, places and things that came to define this enviable conception. here's a preview. >> the powerful thing about the obama campaign in 2008 was everyone counted him out. >> the people that really fueled the activism, the on the ground work, were kids, were young people. and artists like shep ferry. >> thank you very much, everybody. >> just before super tuesday, a portrait appeared that helped transform obama from senator to symbol. the man behind the message, shepard ferry. a controv...

Without us incorporating the cultures of other cultures? why would we want people to come to this country from a different place and to drop that old stuff? that culture has been road tested and approved. they've worked the kinks out. you know what i mean? there's music, all this beautiful music that comes from mexico. we have this beautiful music. we've been working on it for 10,000 years. oh, that's interesting. have you heard taylor swift? ernesto. >> i'm at the art studio of ernesto urena, artist, graphic designer, and activist based in boyle heights. >> i saw an ad in the paper you needed...

Prompted people to think differently about it. >> shepard ferry, the american street artist behind the obama hope poster, an image he plastered over the streets of america during the u.s. president's first election campaign. >> it is a great example, i think, of how grassroots imagery and activism can make a difference. >> shepard used simple images to make a statement and to build a brand. he's worth an estimated $15 million thanks to his clothing company which features his most iconic images and his prints which sell at auction for up ardz of $80,000 and still he takes to the streets to pain...