@@lukechambery3135 Back in the day it was much easier to become pro. The hey day. The limits of skateboarding have been pushed so much you have to do that much more now to be recognized.
I 5050d a 12 in early 2000s and was nowhere near pro.. this is when (sorry for name drop but it's for credibility) Malto and I + all the other amazing skaters out of kcmo like Ryan Peirce, or Josh White, or Ben Alaniz were like 16 and just fucking going at everything. But Malto was very resilient and had his eyes on the prize 24 fucking 7 and that's why he's where he is today. To be a pro isnt just skill. It's a combination of a lot of things and Malto had it all. I got addicted to H. Peirce never really cared that much at all and doesn't mind just living life how he wants skating. Alaniz got rough with somebody and did some time... my point is that there is A SHIT TON that goes into becoming pro. Hence why it's called a "profession." Most importantly, we skate cos we love it so don't ever quit. And always cherish your skate homies... skate on y'all I love all of you.
I'm so baked i didn't realize the person doing the attempts was just him with long hair.... i'm like who is this dave grohl looking guy doing the attempts while chase webb explains it?
I was about to comment this. Like really a switch back tail on a ledge beats one of the most legendary handrail grinds.... The complexity of this is so much more than a simple ssbsts
He might be one of the most graceful human beings I've ever seen. The way he always managed to catch himself while falling and keep from getting really hurt was incredibly impressive.
That's crazy because when I was like 12ish years old we were skateboarding at murrieta skate park and he was the only one ppl would talk about he was only like 9 or something he was little
I like how he did it too, how he reached out for the front board and slide on the upper part of his board, his body weight kept going forward and inline with the kink rail. Super dope
This is why skateboarding is good for us! Always teaching homies to rise above the impossible through focus, will and perseverance. #thankyouskateboarding
I am almost 30 years old & skated my entire life up until about a few years ago when I quit doing gnarly stuff for a number of reasons mainly because I had to get on with life with no medical coverage and skating wasn't earning me any money so I quit going so hard. I threw myself down stairs and walls for over a decade and let me tell you, when they spoke of bruised heels I totally understand and kind of cringe thinking about pro skaters who abuse their heels and bodies because they go harder then I did for longer and I just imagine what their feet/heels/body will feel like on the future because mine, at not even 30, feels like hell...after a night sleep, or even hours nap, rising to my feet from the bed is almost impossible for a few minutes and hurts like hell..so I can only imagine how these dudes feel / are going to feel but that's the price of being gnarly and I commend all skaters for going hard..
Yea my parent used to tell me if I keep skating and eating shit all the time when I get older I’m gonna probably be in a wheel chair they were right I still skate tho
It's a touching story and all, but in general we should be finding ways to fix the damage (skateboarding and age-related) instead of just giving up on what we love doing.
oijqwoijdowiqjdqw He didn’t quit skating, he just quit doing gnarly stuff, like big drops, I just turned 27 and I dont do big rails or stairs anymore, Im in the same boat man after so many injuries
How can you dislike this? Even if you hate rail skating if you hated the flat earth or if you just don't like this dudes skating. This is determination at its finest
Honestly. I was a skateboarding frantic in the early 2000’s and stopped watching skateboarding all together until now. The tricks are unbelievable. It’s insane.
Dam that rail is sick they need to put rails like this in skate comps to see what else skaters will come up with. I can see a few other pretty cool lines and trucks being done on this
Holy fuck. I used to go to school there. Had an art class right there and back then never even thought that rail was skateable let alone do something like that on it. Fucking insane.
not sure if i'm correct but i think he landed it first try, that's what i've heard anyway. guess there's not much of a "war" there if that's the case haha
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back in the early 2000's when I was studying at SBCC, I always looked at that rail. unreal combo and skating by Chase!
No one cares 😐😐😐
Apparently 90 others do care and you’re the only one who doesn’t seem to care....
Angel Aguilar I actually found that interesting, I care
@@brandonbrinkley3789 ok
@@WuFaceProductions ok
2001: “Yeah I 50’d a 12 rail and now I’m pro”
2025: “The switch tre noseblunt down a 26 rail finally got me flow”
I don’t understand the comment
@@lukechambery3135 Back in the day it was much easier to become pro. The hey day. The limits of skateboarding have been pushed so much you have to do that much more now to be recognized.
I 5050d a 12 in early 2000s and was nowhere near pro.. this is when (sorry for name drop but it's for credibility) Malto and I + all the other amazing skaters out of kcmo like Ryan Peirce, or Josh White, or Ben Alaniz were like 16 and just fucking going at everything. But Malto was very resilient and had his eyes on the prize 24 fucking 7 and that's why he's where he is today. To be a pro isnt just skill. It's a combination of a lot of things and Malto had it all. I got addicted to H. Peirce never really cared that much at all and doesn't mind just living life how he wants skating. Alaniz got rough with somebody and did some time... my point is that there is A SHIT TON that goes into becoming pro. Hence why it's called a "profession." Most importantly, we skate cos we love it so don't ever quit. And always cherish your skate homies... skate on y'all I love all of you.
And that time I got too drunk and peed on Ernie Torres couch. I was like 16 and so embarrassed. Sorry again big Ern 😅
@@beemelonhead1 - Quit drugs. Change your name. Sick storys but u gotta clean up
Only a matter of time b4 they put stoppers on power lines.
Youdontknoww Me 😂😂😂
HAH!
Haha haha haha haha haha
Lmao
LMFAO facts though at this rate dude
I'm so baked i didn't realize the person doing the attempts was just him with long hair.... i'm like who is this dave grohl looking guy doing the attempts while chase webb explains it?
@@JoHnAnDjAnEdOe81 boomer
i’m high asf 2 rn thinking it’s 2 different people ahahah
Stop using drugz
💨💨
Pass that shit bro 😂
Im so glad i read this at the beginning
I love the my war series. This is what skating truly is.
How did this not win trick of the year?!
Noah C jamie foys front crook on el toro was first try...
Rodrigo Cisneros that’s true. I think Foy’s and Webb’s were both more deserving than that switch back tail Tiago did
I was about to comment this. Like really a switch back tail on a ledge beats one of the most legendary handrail grinds.... The complexity of this is so much more than a simple ssbsts
agree
you must have done both of them to know how hard they are
No air flow to the nostrils. His war: mouth breathing
😂😂😂
Chase talking makes me want to blow my nose
Ed Sled or maybe just break his back into place. Super fuckin nasally
Makes me want to go back to school.
😂👍
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA SO TRUE
Shit. didnt notice it until i saw this comment. thanks man, you ruined chase for me. im hoping its the mic
I have nothing but the best things to say about chase... the fact that he said at the end, “that was for you guys” means everything. Yeah chase! 🤙🏼
Huge shoutout to this young lad. Determination, drive, coming soooo close for 12 hours worth of tries. Thanks Thrasher
He might be one of the most graceful human beings I've ever seen. The way he always managed to catch himself while falling and keep from getting really hurt was incredibly impressive.
insane! skateboarding is unreal nowadays. pretty soon people are gonna be doing tech ledge tricks down El toro
Tech (ledge) tricks down el toro
Just kidding😆
john redcorn el toro does not have a ledge
john redcorn i think you mean a hubba which still el toro does not have
Watching him roll away brought the biggest smile to my face. Kudos Chase!
Chase Webb is the man. He constantly pushes himself beyond his limits. Make my words; he'll be in the ranks of Mullen, Hawk, Caballero, etc. one day.
That's crazy because when I was like 12ish years old we were skateboarding at murrieta skate park and he was the only one ppl would talk about he was only like 9 or something he was little
Not anymore cuz of all the allegations looming around
I like how he did it too, how he reached out for the front board and slide on the upper part of his board, his body weight kept going forward and inline with the kink rail. Super dope
Daaaaaamn. Seriously, one of the best enders of all time
It's official! That's the sickest trick ever done on a hand rail, no question! AMAZING!!!!!
My birth town. Beautiful city, beautiful parks, and beautiful spots. This is epic.
This is why skateboarding is good for us! Always teaching homies to rise above the impossible through focus, will and perseverance. #thankyouskateboarding
I am almost 30 years old & skated my entire life up until about a few years ago when I quit doing gnarly stuff for a number of reasons mainly because I had to get on with life with no medical coverage and skating wasn't earning me any money so I quit going so hard. I threw myself down stairs and walls for over a decade and let me tell you, when they spoke of bruised heels I totally understand and kind of cringe thinking about pro skaters who abuse their heels and bodies because they go harder then I did for longer and I just imagine what their feet/heels/body will feel like on the future because mine, at not even 30, feels like hell...after a night sleep, or even hours nap, rising to my feet from the bed is almost impossible for a few minutes and hurts like hell..so I can only imagine how these dudes feel / are going to feel but that's the price of being gnarly and I commend all skaters for going hard..
Yea my parent used to tell me if I keep skating and eating shit all the time when I get older I’m gonna probably be in a wheel chair they were right I still skate tho
When you're young you don't think about these kinds of things. Wonder how much needless healthcare resources have been spent on injuries like this.
It's a touching story and all, but in general we should be finding ways to fix the damage (skateboarding and age-related) instead of just giving up on what we love doing.
oijqwoijdowiqjdqw He didn’t quit skating, he just quit doing gnarly stuff, like big drops, I just turned 27 and I dont do big rails or stairs anymore, Im in the same boat man after so many injuries
@@Halibut86 "needless" there is a need.
nice! nyjah's commentary! what a pleasant duo nyjah and chase...
this determiniation is impeccable. why i love skating
How can you dislike this? Even if you hate rail skating if you hated the flat earth or if you just don't like this dudes skating. This is determination at its finest
Because what did that rail ever do to that skater?
nice !!! im so proud of skaters, old and new...its so great to witness the evolution
Honestly. I was a skateboarding frantic in the early 2000’s and stopped watching skateboarding all together until now. The tricks are unbelievable. It’s insane.
One of best my war story! Thanks
Good God. That was truly a battle. What a feeling that must have been to finally land it. So good.
Best section on Thrasher
respect for being so damn creative to even get the idea of this trick! actually doing it is completely insane! WOW
El que la sigue la consigue. El que siembra recoge. Todo esfuerzo tiene recompensa. Skate en estado puro.
his face loocks funny when he did it but daaaaaam i can t dream of getting close to his lvl of confidance and skill . respect man
Now this is a My War! So much respect Chase, shit is unbelievable
Love this series! Freaking crazy ender!
BRING BACK MY WARS!
"that was for you guys".....
or...nyj
It almost looked like he said “ that ones for you dad”
Thrasher Magazine: The video deadline is due soon
Every skater in the 'My War' series: ...and I took that personally
Gnarliest trick I’ve ever seen. Period.
THAT was a WAR!!! GREAT GREAT GREAT WORK CHASE!!! 💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It looks like the only time he actually made the front board stick, he rolled away! Amazing.
I FUCKING LOVE MY WAR!!!!! I wish it was a weekly upload, though I realize a lot of work goes into them
I just wonder who the 37 fools are who thumbs down this...
Rn it’s 186, idiots
Scooter kids
@@irinagajer4302 prolly stupid people
@@lukeatstuff6462 lol! Do you realize the comment was written 3 years ago?
@@DFunct905 he saying the people who dislikes it are idiots😂
my war: kickflipping off a ledge the size of a 3 stair
You land it?
@@DomesticBeats ofc its the ender of my vid “in the pit”
man so much props for this one
“Sorry dude, us being here so long made our cameras die right before you did it.”
Nyjahs all “Not feelin the roll up on this thing” standing behind the camera “I’m all stiff”
The video deadline pressure definitely adds some much needed context.
That was a rad trick proud of you bro.
I love this series
This my war series is excellent
Too gnarly!! Damn that was sick!!
How can anyone dislike this ??
Why have I walked past this rail 1000times in the last couple years and NEVER SEEN THIS VIDEO HOW
So insane! So amazing he got it on time!!!
SICK!!! He handled this like a pro!!!
This is crazy i can't even imagine.. good job chase!
fw this series 🤙🏼
Love this channel
Whas one of my fav fun tricks to do on curbs 50 to front board!!
My War all day every day
So Impressive how good (and often) these dudes fall. If I had his skills and i‘d try it, i’d surely break 37 Bones in just 2 minutes
One of the best tricks ever done...
☆ E V E R ☆
Chase Webb is so gnarly skateboarder , awesome 👍🏽
Now that is insane! 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
Thank u for doing this trick for us.
Why would anybody dislike this?!
Leavin a Legacy of Brutality!!
Besides Dilbert Doe theres no real way anyone can dislike this. Like that shit was gnarly
Thanks for sharing
i dont even know what video this is from but it was sick seeing it here
Congrats on your Real Street win!
Dam that rail is sick they need to put rails like this in skate comps to see what else skaters will come up with. I can see a few other pretty cool lines and trucks being done on this
Holy fuck. I used to go to school there. Had an art class right there and back then never even thought that rail was skateable let alone do something like that on it. Fucking insane.
Nothing stops skaters, where a breed of our own! We don’t know when to give up!
The pole was straight before, and leaning afterwards :)
I love you, Chase Webb.
i cant tell if this guys short or not anyways he shredded that shit 😂🙌
wtf looks like i'm playing skate 3 passing through the rails
Please come Back brotha😢
insane dude
I don’t skate what so ever, but the more I watch these videos I’m starting to think skaters are just grown men who like group hugs
Fuck yeah I love these segments
Dang what a battle, fought the good fight
still waiting for kyle's war
not sure if i'm correct but i think he landed it first try, that's what i've heard anyway. guess there's not much of a "war" there if that's the case haha
So did Jamie Foy
jamie foy did first try
Böhmermann Schwiegertochter
insane
chase sounds so congested it makes me congested
That was epic!
This shuold have been toty
so sick. not many things that compare to the determination of conquering a trick.
That should be trick of the year
Badass! Just straight badass!
Hey I went to school there and live there he’ll yeah SB 🤟🏽
So rad!
I almost cried after seeing him landing it
Anybody know the music?
その様な曲がった変形型Rail、フランス地方のフリースケーター等もスピーディーに真っ直ぐ立たれてこなしていく😊
All the dislikes are from scooter kids
I literally teared up when he landed it. Haha
heel bruise is the worst. I have one right now you feel it every time you do anything
Dude is INSANELY gnar
best one so far! WOWWWW