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Wheeler Antabanez and Fred Gall’s three-part feature on finding and skating a bank of the roof of an abandoned theater in downtown Newark, New Jersey is incredible. It has everything from urban archeology (the theater closed in 1968 and has largely sat untouched besides by graffiti writers since), to skateboarding to a dash of the paranormal. Absolutely loved every second of it and pined for a time when internet content wasn’t all optimized for shortform social media.

Following Filming, the video essay YouTube channel that brought you the dive into the history of the Element flatbar, has a new one that tracks down 75 skate tricks named after the people who invented them. Yes, he acknowledges a lot of them are obsolete, but an incredibly fun and well-researched piece.

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Mountain Dew & Wine In Maspeth

QS for Krooked soon 👀

🗳️ If you live in New York, you can find your pollsite here.

📅 Tristan Mershon and friends are premiering Singer Tower at 1139 Bushwick Avenue on Saturday, November 21st @ 7 P.M. Includes parts from Johnny Cumaoglu, Mark Humienik, Marse Farmer, Josh Narvaez, Nate Grzechowiak, Dustin Eggeling and Neil Herrick. Flyer here.

Added the Vu Skateshop x ACE Trucks “Fells Point Pilots” part — filmed exclusively at Fells Point in Baltimore — to the QS One-Spot Part Map 📍

A 2025 Big L album means “Summer Trip To New York” edits are covered on #musicsupervision at least through the remainder of this decade.

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Mayor Josh Hart

Tao Ström dropped a new Julius Rohrberg part for Hjalte Halberg and Anton Juul’s brand, Dancer. Lots of creative approaches to classic Copenhagen spots, in addition to some new ones. Includes cameos from Hjlate, Ville et al. That ender is some real galaxy brain shit. Also spotted a vintage QS tee ;)

Daniel Wheatley posted up the trailer for his upcoming video, Blanket. Tom Knox! Charlie Birch! Nick Michael! Josh Pall! And Mingus Gamble has to be one of the greatest skate names of all time.

As a more grassroots sidebar to “Real Street,” the X-Games is [are?] hosting a bracketed video competition between local shop crews. The first bracket match-up is Baltimore’s Vu Skateshop v.s. Boston’s Orchard Skateshop.

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