Slow Month

Griffin’s Skate Video is a 34-minute New York video from the same young crew that brought you the “Return of the Genius” edit from the spring, beautifully filmed on a potato. [And/or maybe a Y2K-era digi cam?] It is a blend of the lovingly absurd (e.g. drop-in’s off U-Haul trucks, whatever 1:35 is) and some incredible skating (that 5050 then wallride line at 135th and Riverside!) And if you’re the old-man-yells-at-cloud type (“I don’t get it! Is it …ironic?!”), please do remember that DLX was doing the same exact goddamn thing twenty years ago ;)

Tristan Rowean dropped a new part for Free by Neema Joorabchi. Heavy on the New York clips, and your legs will feel tired just watching the second-to-last Fort Greene trick. Paine Webber no-push ollie was insane, too.

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I’m Here For The Quartersnacks Party

We have some Cyber Monday deals in the webstore 🛍 Tees, hats, hoodys, etc. for up to half off. Thanks for the support throughout the past year ❤️

Naquan Rollings dropped an edit of Chucky Lane skating the Supreme Brooklyn bowl.

Shaquille Waite filmed his two homies from Japan ripping around downtown. Lines down the Chase stairs never go out of style. Half cab flip was divine.

Stafhon, Hugo, David, Diego and a bunch of other tens in Basque Country via the new Stussy edit by Jesse Alba.

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Another 1 — “A Diego Todd Video For Stüssy” By Jesse Alba

Not even one month removed from his Hockey IV part — and thus an official coronation into the ranks of skateboarding’s tech gods — Diego Todd has a new part out for Stüssy, directed under the helm of Life Is Goodie* auteur, Jesse Alba.

It should be pointed out that not celebrating the ten-year anniversary of Life Is Goodie on 4/20 this year was egregious professional negligence on our part, and the newsroom has not heard the last of it.

Diego’s part has him further expanding his technical superpowers as he enters his Shane O’Neill era. Enclosed you will find some back tail big flips, a spine-contorting ender that would send any skater ten years his senior to the chiropractor by the fifth try, and some proof that noseblunt nollie flips are actually easy — just like the South Americans said. All of this is made all the more impressive by the fact that 75% of the part looks like it was filmed in a single Puerto Rico trip alongside his Stüssonian bandmates.

Devastated we couldn’t make the premiere at Duke’s. They look like they have a dope Bloody Mary.

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On The Sunny Side Of The Street

Mark Suciu by 📷 Cole Giordano via the new issue of Closer Skateboarding, which has that incredible Evan Wasser cover dropping in on that red cube behind Zuccotti. FWIW, Zered said he only went halfway up for his drop-in, before anyone gets all precious about it ;)

Tyshawn was on The Breakfast Club for a half-hour-long interview. It is obviously for a radio station, so you’re getting some radio station ass questions about skateboarding, but he doesn’t do a ton of interviews, so there you go. New THPS game otw just casually thrown in there, too.

“It’s crazy you are doing tricks you’ve never done 30 years later.” Never know when these come out because none of their posts are dated, but No Comply Network has a lllllloooooong interview with Zered Bassett, apparently from a few weeks ago. They cover everything from first getting into skating on Cape Cod, right through life after Alltimers.

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