Couldn’t find much footage of her.
This was good.
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He’s really good. Should be on Baker. Fits the mould.
Ender negated the “Flip outs are stinking” argument, dude popped so high!
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That Pupecki grind was fucking siiiiick.
ooooo this is mega
Solid section! Wow.
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Gnar:
Those dudes are all pretty old but they all kill it
Another great part from Jaeson from last year, guy is so good -
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Kien Lieu with that power and pop… Faaarrkk.
How is everything SO much better and more legit and more exciting than today’s stuff? Am I just old or is it genuinely better?
That was the first 411 I bought, I remember skiving from college with a girl and we went to Notts for the day. Bought it from Snakes.
That chaos section with Sinead O Connor was rad. And Kien Lieu stoked me out.
I think there was a truly groundbreaking period of discovery and only being able to catch bits of it through vids like this when you’d get the chance to see them was far more stimulating and captivating than the wealth of stuff available via the Internet these days which has made everything on offer seem quite ordinary.
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Red Alert is an indication of readiness. It’s also a video game about threat of Russian invasion. Our Russian boys were definitely ready to do their best on a year long street mission that covered spots of Russia, Belarus, Moldova and Georgia. Active research on what ex-Soviet skate spots are all about ended up in this clip. The Eastern Block aesthetics mixed with modern architecture of post-Soviet independent countries became a fertile soil for 90th born skateboard culture. The Red Alert video shows new generation of Russian skaters who are stepping up their game right now and looking for more. Most of these riders were born during the transition from the USSR into modern Russia known as perestroika. The b-roll segments of the clip remind what those times were all about.
Kirill Korobkov
Yeah I think the ‘been done’ aspect dogs everything these days. There’s so little new ground to break.