Today is the two-year anniversary of what I personally see as this website’s greatest achievement. Sure, we may have garnered some infamy from the Mind Field Re-Edit and footage of Chad Fernandez losing his mind on Ludlow Street, in addition to maybe, possibly, arguably putting out a competent skate clip ourselves here and there (let’s not push it), but “Handycam Snacks” is just on such a high echelon of brilliance that I cannot fathom why it has not rivaled Lady Gaga (what up girl!) as one of the most viewed franchises on You Tube. We can sit here and try to be modest, but everyone killed it so hard in this thing, that we would just be fooling ourselves into believing something that isn’t really true. And above all, we would be disrespecting a true work of art. So perhaps when we are dead and gone, and Viacom buys up the remaining scraps of Quarter Snacks to try and milk potential pockets of posthumous viability from the QS name, the world will sit back and embrace just how magical the late-winter and early-spring of 2008 was. And how this document may be one of the most significant artifacts to back it up.
QUARTERSNACKS CLASSICS
The Quartersnacks Filmography

After keeping it off the internet, and confined to DVD for a full year because I figured the poorly filmed footage already seen on the website deserved to be seen in full quality in all of its horribly filmed glory, Can’t Ban the Snackman Volume 2 is officially online for those who were too cheap (or too smart) to drop the five bucks at Autumn for it. I figure I will eventually put together a page for the complete rosters of all the videos and extended download options if anyone actually needs them, but for now, since updates have been few and far between this month, here are four links.
“Yo, shut the fuck up whiteboy. I been rollin’ with you for too long. You out, nigga.”

I am well aware of the fact that this is destined to be the most hated-on thing in Quarter Snacks history, but we had to see the dream realized and brought to a reality. The few involved, and the many exposed shall remain unnamed for fear of never being able to have a job ever again. The is a scenesploitation feature of what skateboarding in New York really is..
Handycam Snacks

This might as well be a documentary about the horrors of Ludlow Street, and what happens when you drop out of college to pursue a career in retail. Lucky star…









