The Second World War was thus the context in which the first born graffiti between American soldiers spread the 'habit of drawing a scribble on the walls, with a written , Kilroy was here , and a drawing of a character who spies on a wall, then this will become a true expression of American popular culture. The most popular theory argues that this slogan was accidentally invented by an inspector of shipyards, James J. Kilroy, who affixes this writing on the rivets that had not passed his control. Given the urgency of war, ships were delivered even then not completely painted, and the sailors were written everywhere. Thousands of soldiers could have seen the writing on the transport ships and Kilroy's omnipresence in the mystery together spread the legend. Later, the military may have started writing their own initiative, the writing in other places, especially in newly captured areas. Kilroy was the most popular graffiti of its kind since World War II to the present day. The period of greatest spread of fashion in the fifties ended, but still people write all over the world the scribble Kilroy was here in schools, trains and other similar places.
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