Siri play “This Is What You Came For” 🎵
FWIW: Anyone up in arms about what “counts” and what doesn’t (mainly in reference to previous installments, but here as well) needs to understand the pick-up basketball concept of calling your own fouls, because that’s the policy we instituted for this series ;)
📷 via @solojazz
Yep, change it to the Brunson River, fuck it. Henry had his run. He’s got a parkway.
Theories uploaded 13 minutes of raw files from all the filming trips down to New Orleans to make the Static 6 video. Lots of Jordan footy obvs.
Soo Saxton with the first [social] clip on the tables behind NYU.
“A skate shop doesn’t last for a quarter-century without genuine care for its community. And the thing about caring is that it doesn’t stop, and it takes serious effort. Putting in the work is Antisocial’s legacy.” Cole Nowicki profiled Antisocial Skateshop founder and the unofficial mayor of Vancouver skateboarding, Michelle Pezel, for Montecristo.
A week based on three videos, where there are maybe, idk, ~7 clips that could be a #1 in any other given week? Not quite August 2023, but not not on its way to being August 2023.
Have a great weekend.
The #form in this episode is absolutely incredible on both ends … and if you want to know why he stepped off that, none of us have any idea. You can’t hear the reaction as well in the video, but pretty much everyone there had the same one: “DUDE, WHAT?! WHY?!”
Violet‘s long-awaited, years-in-the-making “SQUEAKY” video is live. Well, it went live on Sunday morning, and usually we try to post one of the year’s marquee releases way before it has …74,000 views, but some stuff happened in Texas on Saturday night, so the proceeding two days were not the most productive stints at the office.
At the premiere, we sat a few rows in front of Joey Marrone and a bunch of Philly heads, and any time Mike Ward or Kris Brown would pop on the screen — whether it was an actual trick, BGPs, their name — they would scream, “Mike Ward! I love that guy! Kris Brown! I love that guy!” It was funny right away, and then there was a moment of “wait are they dragging this,” and shortly thereafter, it got even funnier into becoming a full laugh out loud bit that continued up until their names appeared in the credits. I can’t read Mike or Kris’ name without visualizing them ending with an exclamation point anymore :) Just a really great premiere memory, and why IRL stuff like packing out a theater is so important.
