In a comment discussing “unsolicited suggestions” for Quartersnacks, someone recommended a “focus on the Bronze creative process.” Lucky for the commenter, a Canadian skateboard magazine put a lens on New York’s finest skateboard video franchise, in a feature named after a 1980s TV-themed Canadian science fiction classic. (Canadians make movies besides Green Apple videos?)
Issue 5.4 of King Shit is now available online in its entirety, and features a quick interview with Vine M.V.P., Peter Sidlauskas. Him and Pat have a more extensive one in the last issue of Dank, but they’re old fashioned and you’re actually going to have to track down a physical copy to read it.
Want another “crazy Shawn Powers story,” beyond the famous BB gun incident? One time at a rave after-party in Berlin (yes, the concept of a “rave after-party” was new to all non-Germans present), he was, let’s say “on one,” and dancing near the DJ booth. Little did the majority of people there know, the electricity for the entire place was run through a single, gigantic power strip and socket, conveniently situated behind that very same DJ booth. Well, he knocked it out of the wall on accident, leaving the entire place in utter darkness and silence.
The internet is our friend. thank u peter thank u. thank u.
I just read toadys post, went to read a comment by someone, saw an older comment by me, and realized it was mentioned in the opening line of todays post. Mind Fucking Blown. Hit up my email for perfect interview subject, this dude changed the game back in late 80s early 90s and laid the frame work for Bronze. Wont mention names cause I know that fruit Odell reads the comments. Unrelated but what the fuck is he doing in commercials, like he is Tobin Yellend or Ass Face.
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I remember going on stickupkidny.com every day. Still so stoked on the stuff peter is putting out. Best in the game
BLUE CAR BLUE CAR
deez hoes be act’n up
FLIPMOH!