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Really enjoyed this. Felt quite AWS which given where Quasi stemmed from makes sense. That ender is batshit!
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Been ina bit of a funk about wanting to go out and film but that’s hyped me out.
Amazing part, he’s had some odd board sponsors but I think he fits Quasi. Music fitted really well.
I also enjoyed that, nice switch shuv.
Loved it, made awkward tricks look good (fakie heel down stairs, front flip up the curb the wrong way), lots of power and control, can even overlook the dress shirts. 10/10.
He’s great but I’ll never watch it again. Kind of feel indifferent about it. Some bangers in there for sure but I’d rather watch BOBCBC
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Have to say I agree, not one I’d go back to either.
Yeah that was great. Enjoyed the vibe and the music. And not a single tictac, everything bolts. Best fakie skater ever?
Going backwards down Rincon over the rail is bananas
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Bobby Kaiser
Dave Crabb
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Great part. Seriously good skater. 9.5/10 as would’ve been nice to have a few more lines.
Rincon fakie flip was insane and done perfectly but I think he’ll always regret doing it in his old white school shirt!
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OBVIOUSLY incredible. Undeniably amazing.
Loved it.
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Super good! Hyped to skate tomorrow vibes
Loved this.
Exactly what I thought. Would fit in with Cinematography Project era AWS so well.
I’m sure @jwdharris16 will approve
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Backwards Bernie O’Dowd surely?
Or Raul Navarro
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Won’t rewatch?! Hard crowd to please.
That was incredible. Elite.
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The shirt was a Harry Hill tribute
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don’t forget Dave Leroux
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Sick part. Definitely agree there are some Workshop vibes. Kind of reminds me of AVE in terms of fast powerful skating. The only criticism from me is that I felt there was a really good aesthetic with the night/east coast footage and cutty spots, but the sun bleached Cali footage that was sprinkled in really didn’t seem to fit. Flip back smith on that bump to rail was insane though.
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While others got a AWS vibe, I thought it had more of a HOCKEY one. A sign of the times that companies have a lot of similar feeling identities now?