Like the old proverb says: “A man who goes #viral for front nosesliding a curve is bound by fate to return and front crook it.”
While we have written in the past about the radiant element of surprise being one of the most fun features of Gus’ skateboarding, anyone familiar with ancient philosophy should not have been surprised by him returning for the crook.
Have been laughing about this for a week straight. Via Tao.
The winter’s been so fucked that Courthouse is a snowboard spot now.
“It is my last name. It is not a stage name.” Skate Jawn interviewed Elisa Martini.
The #4 was actually in the GX Colombia video, but is a part of that very 2020s phenomenon of the iPhone angle somehow, sometimes hitting harder than the proper camera one. He posted it last week and, yeah.
Lots of phone clips this week, and definitely a classic “on what planet is #2 not #1 …oh”-weeks. (And yeah, the stage is a street spot because it’s unmodified since the courthouse became a sanctioned skate plaza, don’t be rude.) The #1, jfc. Left the slam out.
45 tomorrow! Plus, the rain seems to have dealt with 80% of the snow. Have a good one.
📷 Photo by Josh Bowser
8-TRACK is latest video by Stephen Buggica’s Tampa-based Busted.Mic outfit, which has been dispatching from Florida for probably a ~decade now.
Today, we are happy to share Justin Grzechowiak’s part with you from their new one.
Now, how does a skater most closely associated with the second biggest city in New York find himself with a starring role in a video based out of the third biggest city in Florida? Well, since we first became fans of Justin’s Buffalo-based crust excavations via Theories of Atlantis, we figured Floridian x Static alumn Pat Stiener would be the one to dig up the answers. Enjoy the part and brief Q & A via Pat below.
Hjalte. Jarmers. 2025 • 📷 Photo via Alex Pires
Golden Hour is a great, 19-minute New York scene video by Perry Scardigno, featuring a ton of “where is that spot?!” clips — assuming you can even think about skate spots right now. (Jk, K Bridge is a go at least.) Also has a sick Ricki Twohill part at the end.
“My dog was the one that originally found my cancer four years ago — she kept trying hit me in the nuts while we were playing and hit me really fucking good.” Ian Browning’s great “Rules of Skateboarding” series has formally moved from Village Psychic to Skate Bylines, and the newest installment is with TJ Rogers about the rules of publicly sharing personal things with fans of your skateboarding.
“I kind of want to skate for a brand because it’s like, ‘Okay, she has good clips!'” Free has an interview with Stella Aiha on the occasion of the new part that she dropped with Eetu Lilja.
