I know. But kinda idealistic and Jeron knows because he's part of the big company that come from skateboarding, not from a big sportwear and performance industry.
@@FALL-LAFF-7477 Couldn’t agree more and he made solid points. Skateboarding in general has always veered away from the idea of the structured corporate model. But I think Stevie made a great point, if those corps are infiltrating and taking market share, why not implement the same regiment with the cultures Actual gate keepers.
@@FALL-LAFF-7477 Also I think another great point was finance and mental health that Stevie made. A lot to expound further on and absorb. Great cast in general.
Stevie for sure knows what’s up and I’m thankful for people like him that are just tired of people having the ability to brush someone to the side bc they think being a professional skater is like being a professional gamer and that it’s some type of skill toy but last time I checked skateboarding made me have to dig deeper into the physical mental and emotional reserves than any other sport that I played and I did a lot of them. Not hating on skill toys either I love yo-yoing as well bc ever since in a 4 year period 13 years ago I tore my acl skating while playing skate with the owner of dominion skateboards in VA and then came back better than ever broke my spine and crushed 3 disks 2 years after that came back completely fearless bc I had had the worst injury you could get and 2 years of just watching the homies going up up and away to California where it’s all happening I vowed to make it happen came all the way back and then some and shattered my knee femur fibula and tibia and broke my collar bone all at the same time and then life caught up and I had to get a job. Couldn’t find nothing that did it for me like skateboarding and that internal struggle to override every instinct you were born wirh of self preservation while at the same time getting your body to move through the whole trick just the way that it’s necessary , not to much and not to little, and roll away so last year when I got Covid I saw some yoyo shit on you tube and just starting learning as much as possible as fast as possible with laser focus and heart just like I had back in the day and I love it to. Keep killin it guys.
I don't care how good someone's at throwing a ball into a basket. I don't care what skills someone's got on a skateboard. What I do care about though, is how you treat and respect your brothers and sisters. If you let your ego talk to put yourself above somebody else, because of your skateboarding abilities or whatever it may be, you're not a winner in my eyes. There are people like Rodney Mullen that could run around and gloryfy oneself all day. But instead they are just humble and grateful. That's just my nine cents. I do have to say that I love Stevie's skating and I also laughed about Weck's jokes a bunch. God bless.
@@frankeemore dubs rebutted a little bit when it came talking about industry standard honestly probably bc he can relate to him more being they’re both black. Kelly and Chris sort of just let stevie run through them as they fanned out or jus nodded in approval to not get on stevies bad side lol
That’s an interesting point about board prices. I haven’t seen prices change too much since I first started. It’s great to see DGK and Stevie are still kicking.
I started skating Love in 89’. Roger Brown was there almost every day. I remember the day Stevie showed up. He used to roast my Old School tricks. So funny and such talent! Very proud of him
I think the industry conversation Stevie was mentioning I think Marc Johnson absolutely has to be in that conversation for how outspoken he's been about it as well
Aloha! I felt compelled and left my job during the pandemic as we expected our first newborn. It took a pandemic to realize that I wanted to somehow be back into the skate community, The thought of that scared me but my wife supported our decision, with that being said At 36, watching all the thrasher videos and trying to relieve my rebel youth days it inspired me to built my skate fashion brand as I continue to watch from Hawaii. Regardless of my age, I’m stoked that I can one day inspire the next generation of skaters through my brand. Mahalo and stay amazing! From Paradise! 🌈
This is why artists are broke lol and on a real note skateboaring is as much a sport as any other judged compition sport for exampel boxing, diving or any type of gymnastics I think stevie has some great ideas to move skateboarding forward as a sport and an artform
Most pro skaters feel what Stevie said. But most pros today have to be so fucking professional about it and don’t have the balls to be raw and honest about it like Stevie is.
I’ve always been a fan of Stevie’s skating but what he is saying seems weird to me. I love the guy and I try to understand his point of view but I can’t agree. It’s not just about talent and results, it’s also about how you make others feel when you do your thing. I understand he wants to be respected for his contribution but nevertheless it seems the skateboard culture never has too much humor and inclusion. The internet makes it more open and more accessible. Maybe some pros are loosing privileges but some other skaters can have a voice in a more democratic way too. That industry standard thing feels elitist or something. I’m not sure all the pros would agree with what he says. I’ll stop there but... meh. Not that cool Stevie.
You're right and not right at the same moment. Ofc, so called "og's" sometime seem to be too serious about business, skating history, culture etc. But at the same time if you have different opinion, doesn't always mean you have to put it out - especially online like Weckingball did - a guy who diss people and the industry just for fun and attention. It's not funny, it doesn't do any good for anyone and some kids don't think about it and just talk shit about someone because some guy told on his youtube channel that something is wack. Skateboarding culture have space for everyone, just respect others and have fun and think first.
@@cheothegeo2742 totally with you in that! Personally, I don’t watch their contant or follow any of them. Maybe one day, one of them will be interesting but we’re not there yet in my humble opinion. Maybe kids relate but I don’t
@@lub_acz_studio Oh I get your point!! Thanks for taking the time to explain it. I agree with you about what you are saying but I think the example cited, Weckingball, doesn’t apply. The way I see it, Weck is a doing satire of the bully culture that used to be common in skateboarding. He is not a real bully, he’s totally joking with people who are really powerful. The definition of bullying is not that relevant here but there has to be an element of power imbalance. When a guy on ig makes a joke on a legendary pro skater, there is no power imbalance. The « victim » is still so powerful. And satire is used in its best form : underlining a huge ego. (Satire, artistic form, chiefly literary and dramatic, in which human or individual vices, follies, abuses, or shortcomings are held up to censure by means of ridicule, derision, burlesque, irony, parody, caricature, or other methods, sometimes with an intent to inspire social reform.) All that being said, trolls are not satire at all. Nothing good about a troll. I love Stevie’s skating and I admire him in so many ways. I have been a fan since forever. However, I must say his attitude kind of reminds me of the Southpark episode wheb Kanye West doesn’t get the joke about Fishsticks. (Do you like fishsticks? If so what are you? A gay fish)
He’s preaching this industry standard and big corps infiltrating skateboarding, but he himself did a massive deal with Reebok back in the day, put DGK in Sears, and now works with Louis Vuitton. Idk what he is actually getting at
Just like the skaters manage their favorite skate parks back in the day, as to who can skate the park. If they come together now check each other hold them to a standards from the bottom to the top. Everyone gets to have a say so moving forward.🛹🙌🏾👍🏽👊🏽✊🏾🛹
This is a perfect time in sk8boarding to introduce, Sk8union to the rest of the world. @steviewilliams has the platform to have most sk8ers listening. Stevie was just on his game. @DGK is going to be getting some major exposure from kobra kai 3rd season with Hawk rocking that DGK shirt. Sk8union est 2000 LBC.
Man, We get what Stevie is saying but gettin these standards into the Skateboard Industry would kinda kill the essence. I get what Dub's sayin. Nike and Adidas are only killing it cause they are stricktly working with skaters like, Scuba, Jason Hernandez, Torsten Frank and so on
It's a bit idealistic, TBH. But some of it can be a nitpick to another hardcore skateboarding scene. And also the big dawgs like Nike SB, Adidas, even if Puma would take chance to revive skateboard line, they would take Stevie's words.
@@FALL-LAFF-7477 That's what the big corporations are doing, puttin skateboarders to direct shit. everyone from NB to Nike. and that's working for them. They import the Core to their HQs
😂 he is broke owns a shitty old merc 2007 plate and lies do say he owns dgk still when he actually sold it years ago , lying waste man . Weck proved that
@@funkydankspliff well thats different cause tiago is a beast. At the end of the day i was able to tolerate that shit from eric koston in the 90s and a few others but looking back at it i dont think it aged well. it just shows a lack of talent in one area (pushing switch)
Industry standards should include giving riders a plan for life after being pro or sponsored... Like taking education seriously etc.. They want the riders to sell boards and make money , when the riders become old and companies let them go , skating is all they ever knew. A small percentage go on to become entrepreneurs or assimilate back into the industry.
tbh a good amount of really popular skaters are set. whenever i come across a old popular pro they still getting something from the companies. man reason why a lot don’t have regular jobs and be chillin
I definitely feel you guys on increasing board cost, but its like the boards are disposable. why would I spend 80$ on a board for it just to break in a couple weeks
I respect Stevie, but his ego has lowkey gotten out of control and I really don't know what he's trying to get at with that "industry standards" nonsense.
@@snailcage I'm specifically referring to when he kept harping on "industry standards." His ego problems are pretty evident in the interview. Dude was lowkey comparing himself to tiger woods and jordan.
@@nickpappas9527 He's actually alluding to getting skateboarders paid what they're worth and receiving benefits, but sure let's harp on some misconstrued references.
Nobody can take a joke That's all weck is doing He's joking he's being funny people get so butthurt and he's not bad at skating at all He's good enough to be pro.
It's so tough to compete with the big brands coming in like Nike, Adidas, New Balance, Li-Ning, Asics, etc. Especially with the upcoming full debut of skateboarding at the Olympics. I'm under no illusion that we will be able to change those brands and treat them any differently than they are treating skating: basically just using them for promotion and getting paid. We already know from the horse's mouth that Nike and Adidas are cutting their accounts (store relationships) to the bare minimum to focus on selling their shoes themselves, mostly through their own webstores. I just hope that instead of killing them, it will force the skate shops to rely more and more on the true skate brands and that it actually works out because the big brands have far better advertising/branding.
TBH, I agreed with Stevie on Social Media skaters and those who Actually Pro Skaters (who their side job also could be in Internet's world - like MikeMo). But what about some pro who started from social media like Le Andre? Is he count as a part of it? I don't think worse on him because The Berrics push him thru'.
I'm from Argentina and here we call nollie frontside heelflips "La Stevie" (The Stevie)
That iconic I think he is.
Nice to hear that Weck motivated Stevie to get skating again. Skaters supporting skaters, sort of.
Exactly !!! Even got bam to skate again
Forsure that is cool!
hahaha at motivated, more like he triggered stevie and lives rent free in his mind 24 7 lol
On point for sure
True essence of love the haterz
I'd love to hear Stevie delve further into the 'industry standard' issue. Seems like he's got a lot wound up.
I know. But kinda idealistic and Jeron knows because he's part of the big company that come from skateboarding, not from a big sportwear and performance industry.
@@FALL-LAFF-7477 Couldn’t agree more and he made solid points. Skateboarding in general has always veered away from the idea of the structured corporate model. But I think Stevie made a great point, if those corps are infiltrating and taking market share, why not implement the same regiment with the cultures Actual gate keepers.
@@FALL-LAFF-7477 Also I think another great point was finance and mental health that Stevie made. A lot to expound further on and absorb. Great cast in general.
Facts
thank you weckingball for getting Stevie back skating
@Christ0ker 91 is this what you did with yr time last night?
Bruh fuck Weck hes funny but he has taken his gimmick way too far and become the douche he was trying to play
@Christ0ker 91 text is silent homie. Less you be reading my shit out loud.
@Christ0ker 91
an acquaintance from one's town or neighborhood, or a member of one's peer group or gang
@@ArousedRatJones you too real for the weak wack weck wanna be. His not able to comprehend what you're saying is the breaking the ankles of texting.
From the Uber ride intro to the dog barking, this truly is a one of a kind episode.
Mad annoying but it is what it is
1:13:10 "its over with... that's that turn around to let you know it was switch" one of my favorite lines in nine club history.
I've been on a Bobby Worrest kick lately, next guest for "Stop and Chat?"
YES
Stevie for sure knows what’s up and I’m thankful for people like him that are just tired of people having the ability to brush someone to the side bc they think being a professional skater is like being a professional gamer and that it’s some type of skill toy but last time I checked skateboarding made me have to dig deeper into the physical mental and emotional reserves than any other sport that I played and I did a lot of them. Not hating on skill toys either I love yo-yoing as well bc ever since in a 4 year period 13 years ago I tore my acl skating while playing skate with the owner of dominion skateboards in VA and then came back better than ever broke my spine and crushed 3 disks 2 years after that came back completely fearless bc I had had the worst injury you could get and 2 years of just watching the homies going up up and away to California where it’s all happening I vowed to make it happen came all the way back and then some and shattered my knee femur fibula and tibia and broke my collar bone all at the same time and then life caught up and I had to get a job. Couldn’t find nothing that did it for me like skateboarding and that internal struggle to override every instinct you were born wirh of self preservation while at the same time getting your body to move through the whole trick just the way that it’s necessary , not to much and not to little, and roll away so last year when I got Covid I saw some yoyo shit on you tube and just starting learning as much as possible as fast as possible with laser focus and heart just like I had back in the day and I love it to. Keep killin it guys.
BRING ARTO SAARI!!!
Yes!
Love the nine club, love what you guys do and thanks for kicking it back with a true OG.
I don't care how good someone's at throwing a ball into a basket. I don't care what skills someone's got on a skateboard. What I do care about though, is how you treat and respect your brothers and sisters. If you let your ego talk to put yourself above somebody else, because of your skateboarding abilities or whatever it may be, you're not a winner in my eyes. There are people like Rodney Mullen that could run around and gloryfy oneself all day. But instead they are just humble and grateful. That's just my nine cents. I do have to say that I love Stevie's skating and I also laughed about Weck's jokes a bunch. God bless.
A bit disappointed that no one on the panel challenged him on anything he was saying.
@@frankeemore dubs rebutted a little bit when it came talking about industry standard honestly probably bc he can relate to him more being they’re both black. Kelly and Chris sort of just let stevie run through them as they fanned out or jus nodded in approval to not get on stevies bad side lol
Exactly
Stevie's a clown he shouldnt be one to talk about any "standards"
Aaaahhhhh sick! My personal GOAT ❤️ switch shuv reverts aaaallllll day. Loving the addition of the clips too
@Christ0ker 91 your point?
@Christ0ker 91 wreckingballl is that you?
And his switch heel flips tht are almost 3 ft high,
Plus his half cab heelflips.
That’s an interesting point about board prices. I haven’t seen prices change too much since I first started. It’s great to see DGK and Stevie are still kicking.
🔥🔥🔥
His setup video was so funny. Straight up for the player.
I started skating Love in 89’. Roger Brown was there almost every day. I remember the day Stevie showed up. He used to roast my Old School tricks. So funny and such talent! Very proud of him
Crob’s manscape pube commersh in the middle of Stevie’s convo was the funniest thing I’ve heard today.
Stevie Williams is a G!
Skateboarding can't be controlled
and will never be. Freedom is freedom
Missing the point can be controlled though.
Take a shot every time Stevie says “Real shit”.
This interview gave me life
Stevie is the OG of Hardflip back tail in The Reason 1999
One of the best in a while. Loved this.
🔥dgk✊🏽 pioneer of genuine skate culture...🙏 apparel, style & music! Videos always had best tracks .great stop&chat.
I think the industry conversation Stevie was mentioning I think Marc Johnson absolutely has to be in that conversation for how outspoken he's been about it as well
Aloha!
I felt compelled and left my job during the pandemic as we expected our first newborn. It took a pandemic to realize that I wanted to somehow be back into the skate community, The thought of that scared me but my wife supported our decision, with that being said At 36, watching all the thrasher videos and trying to relieve my rebel youth days it inspired me to built my skate fashion brand as I continue to watch from Hawaii.
Regardless of my age, I’m stoked that I can one day inspire the next generation of skaters through my brand.
Mahalo and stay amazing!
From Paradise! 🌈
Bro I’m 44 and I still check out the 9 club and thrasher magazine, don’t get caught up with your age just enjoy what you enjoy homie
@@andywalker8645 mahalo, wise words from a 44 year old
YESSS!! I made the thousandth like! Respect to stevie and the 9club!! ... Still waiting for the Stevie and Kalis interview**
skateboarding isn't a sport, it's an art. you can't standardize art.
Well said. Thank you.
Health insurance for these ams/pros would still be nice
This is why artists are broke lol and on a real note skateboaring is as much a sport as any other judged compition sport for exampel boxing, diving or any type of gymnastics I think stevie has some great ideas to move skateboarding forward as a sport and an artform
@@PJC_88 if we get universal healthcare every skater will be covered and they can skate harder without worrying about medical bills.
He’s not talking about standardizing art.
Most pro skaters feel what Stevie said. But most pros today have to be so fucking professional about it and don’t have the balls to be raw and honest about it like Stevie is.
I like his FOCUS. we were born the same YEAR. KEEP PUSHING.
I’ve always been a fan of Stevie’s skating but what he is saying seems weird to me. I love the guy and I try to understand his point of view but I can’t agree. It’s not just about talent and results, it’s also about how you make others feel when you do your thing. I understand he wants to be respected for his contribution but nevertheless it seems the skateboard culture never has too much humor and inclusion. The internet makes it more open and more accessible. Maybe some pros are loosing privileges but some other skaters can have a voice in a more democratic way too. That industry standard thing feels elitist or something. I’m not sure all the pros would agree with what he says. I’ll stop there but... meh. Not that cool Stevie.
All I know is most internet pros makes skating feel wack for me.
You're right and not right at the same moment. Ofc, so called "og's" sometime seem to be too serious about business, skating history, culture etc. But at the same time if you have different opinion, doesn't always mean you have to put it out - especially online like Weckingball did - a guy who diss people and the industry just for fun and attention. It's not funny, it doesn't do any good for anyone and some kids don't think about it and just talk shit about someone because some guy told on his youtube channel that something is wack.
Skateboarding culture have space for everyone, just respect others and have fun and think first.
I just hate it cause its destroyed full length videos.
@@cheothegeo2742 totally with you in that! Personally, I don’t watch their contant or follow any of them. Maybe one day, one of them will be interesting but we’re not there yet in my humble opinion. Maybe kids relate but I don’t
@@lub_acz_studio Oh I get your point!! Thanks for taking the time to explain it. I agree with you about what you are saying but I think the example cited, Weckingball, doesn’t apply. The way I see it, Weck is a doing satire of the bully culture that used to be common in skateboarding. He is not a real bully, he’s totally joking with people who are really powerful. The definition of bullying is not that relevant here but there has to be an element of power imbalance. When a guy on ig makes a joke on a legendary pro skater, there is no power imbalance. The « victim » is still so powerful. And satire is used in its best form : underlining a huge ego.
(Satire, artistic form, chiefly literary and dramatic, in which human or individual vices, follies, abuses, or shortcomings are held up to censure by means of ridicule, derision, burlesque, irony, parody, caricature, or other methods, sometimes with an intent to inspire social reform.)
All that being said, trolls are not satire at all. Nothing good about a troll.
I love Stevie’s skating and I admire him in so many ways. I have been a fan since forever. However, I must say his attitude kind of reminds me of the Southpark episode wheb Kanye West doesn’t get the joke about Fishsticks. (Do you like fishsticks? If so what are you? A gay fish)
55:16 that flatground switch tre is absolutely perfectly flawless.
He’s preaching this industry standard and big corps infiltrating skateboarding, but he himself did a massive deal with Reebok back in the day, put DGK in Sears, and now works with Louis Vuitton. Idk what he is actually getting at
Love you bring up classic clips, keep that a thing please
Dgk and kayo vids were on repeat back in the day
Paulo Diaz-The King Of Nollie! 👋👋👊
Just like the skaters manage their favorite skate parks back in the day, as to who can skate the park. If they come together now check each other hold them to a standards from the bottom to the top. Everyone gets to have a say so moving forward.🛹🙌🏾👍🏽👊🏽✊🏾🛹
The reason why I love nose slides is because of Stevie such a amazing skateboarder and person
Jeron Wilson! What a great add the the club! Much respect!
Come get dis smoke, ima steal this one, power line.
“lil stevie” lmao
wouldve been nice without the dog barking the entire time hahah still love tho
This dude still be talking about weck 🤣🤣🤣
You can tell weck got to him
Shes hurt
This is a perfect time in sk8boarding to introduce, Sk8union to the rest of the world. @steviewilliams has the platform to have most sk8ers listening. Stevie was just on his game. @DGK is going to be getting some major exposure from kobra kai 3rd season with Hawk rocking that DGK shirt. Sk8union est 2000 LBC.
Best Stop & Chat so far!
51:40 they start going over clips
Amazing episode, always loved Stevie and DGK
Wow! Good ass episode! Preach brotha! Thanks @TheNineClub THE BEST.
Yes boys, can't wait to get into this one! Much love
@Christ0ker 91 wtf u on about?
Need a Tom Penny episode
Let's go🤘🤘🤘 just got off work . Never clicked so fast
“Fuck Stevie Williams” said no Philly skater ever!!! Much love from the 215 keep reppin us right Stevie!
IRS: Oh you bout to die? Na Na nixxa. Not til you pay us that 5K you owe us" LMAO XD
Hell yes, love hearing Stevie, so classic just handling business during an interview, hahaha. Yo 9 club, get Atiba on the show!
Wellllllllllll love the intros Chris ! Best pod cast there is 👌
Dude
lil stevie big mad
Man, We get what Stevie is saying but gettin these standards into the Skateboard Industry would kinda kill the essence. I get what Dub's sayin. Nike and Adidas are only killing it cause they are stricktly working with skaters like, Scuba, Jason Hernandez, Torsten Frank and so on
It's a bit idealistic, TBH. But some of it can be a nitpick to another hardcore skateboarding scene. And also the big dawgs like Nike SB, Adidas, even if Puma would take chance to revive skateboard line, they would take Stevie's words.
@@FALL-LAFF-7477 That's what the big corporations are doing, puttin skateboarders to direct shit. everyone from NB to Nike. and that's working for them. They import the Core to their HQs
@Christ0ker 91 why are you commenting this everywhere we can see that he's black
Stevie tried to start the reebok skate program, he has no room to talk.
AYYY I WAS HYPE AF TO SEE STEVIE NAME POP UP ON MY SPOTIFY
Get kalis on next
stevie williams huge inspiration
Would love to see time stamps on these. Cheers keep up all the good work
Stevie comes off a lil self righteous and about the cash in this episode. Overall dope episode tho.
Best one yet! Speaks the truth, and has a good head on his shoulders, inspiring to hear his thoughts. Thank you all for this!
😂 he is broke owns a shitty old merc 2007 plate and lies do say he owns dgk still when he actually sold it years ago , lying waste man . Weck proved that
Stevie Williams is the reason I try to pop tricks. Legend bro
Style is top grade even his switch mango push
nah mongo pushing is unforgivable even if you are a manlet
Switch mongo is style bro, like just look at Tiago do some aggressive switch mongo looks sick af
@@funkydankspliff well thats different cause tiago is a beast. At the end of the day i was able to tolerate that shit from eric koston in the 90s and a few others but looking back at it i dont think it aged well. it just shows a lack of talent in one area (pushing switch)
Sesiones Lirikalez - Independientemente records Even the switch Gods like Rowan can bust a switch mongo when it’s needed
What about his fakie peach push?
Stevie is so east coast. Listening to him talk is like talking to my friends. I love it! Love seeing Stevie skate again
East coast stand up
Industry standards should include giving riders a plan for life after being pro or sponsored... Like taking education seriously etc..
They want the riders to sell boards and make money , when the riders become old and companies let them go , skating is all they ever knew. A small percentage go on to become entrepreneurs or assimilate back into the industry.
Facts bro
tbh a good amount of really popular skaters are set.
whenever i come across a old popular pro they still getting something from the companies.
man reason why a lot don’t have regular jobs and be chillin
This is the best conversation I've listen to in a while, loved it.
Great episode and some fascinating insights from Stevie. Looking forward to the 4-5 follow up episodes this has sparked!
this was great ty
The skateboard industry needs to develope a co-operative model.
What an absolute GOAT
I’ve only had two DGK boards over the years but they were great. And I’m super picky about concave lol
Preach Stevie
What a great episode
Stevie is an inspiration, he worked super hard for everything he has and is humble and down to earth. Shot out to the real ones
you should get kalis on here
Fuck yes I’m hyped to watch this
Dude just crying the whole time bout Weck
hahaha weck triggers Stevies hidden inner manlet and out comes the napoleon complex lol
He loves him
Was like 15 minutes of the whole interview lol ur trippin
came here to listen about Weck
damn dude. the first few minutes is EMOTIONAL!!
are? i don't grammar
I definitely feel you guys on increasing board cost, but its like the boards are disposable. why would I spend 80$ on a board for it just to break in a couple weeks
Because your buying Canadian Maple and that shit isn't free just because you break it
Go grow, chop, mill, mold, press, sand, transfer/screen and transport your own fucking boards then.
Skaters supporting skaters, already have a ortiz board in my shopping cart. Dgk is gonna be a sick platform for him to show his skill set.
What a g
I respect Stevie, but his ego has lowkey gotten out of control and I really don't know what he's trying to get at with that "industry standards" nonsense.
the industry is fuckked. if your just a mindless consumer (which there is nothing wrong with, we appreciate all our customers) you wouldnt understand.
If you don’t know what he’s getting at then why have you decided that it has to do with his ego?
@@snailcage I'm specifically referring to when he kept harping on "industry standards." His ego problems are pretty evident in the interview. Dude was lowkey comparing himself to tiger woods and jordan.
@@nickpappas9527 He's actually alluding to getting skateboarders paid what they're worth and receiving benefits, but sure let's harp on some misconstrued references.
Give him some acid then
I get my hopes up whenever the sanch is mentioned
@Christ0ker 91 what ?
@@douglaswares5614 just report it. Someone behind it must be the triple k.
Ummm I'm not sure what you two are on about.?
I'm a huge fan of Henry Sanchez's skateboarding
That's the meaning behind my comment....
@@douglaswares5614 that Christ0ker dude commented the same thing on everyone else’s comment, second dude was just telling you to report it :)
@@RobPortlockMusic glad you backing up me, thanks.
bruh stevie kinda looks like freddie gibbs lowkey XD
Can you guys reach out to Jason Ellis and get him on the show?
Hell yeah. 🍻🙋
Motivation
This was a good one! But man I wanted to hear his setup!
Nobody can take a joke That's all weck is doing He's joking he's being funny people get so butthurt and he's not bad at skating at all He's good enough to be pro.
@@benchrist9418 man black people cry too much these days it's getting old.
The OG has spoke
It's so tough to compete with the big brands coming in like Nike, Adidas, New Balance, Li-Ning, Asics, etc. Especially with the upcoming full debut of skateboarding at the Olympics.
I'm under no illusion that we will be able to change those brands and treat them any differently than they are treating skating: basically just using them for promotion and getting paid.
We already know from the horse's mouth that Nike and Adidas are cutting their accounts (store relationships) to the bare minimum to focus on selling their shoes themselves, mostly through their own webstores.
I just hope that instead of killing them, it will force the skate shops to rely more and more on the true skate brands and that it actually works out because the big brands have far better advertising/branding.
Get weckingball ball back on, tier 1 living in Cornwall 🤙🏻🤙🏻
I feel like they’re scared of weck sometimes, even after having him on once
@@dielit300 hah for real. I just re-watched the Weck episode, so damn funny, especially when Eldy tells Weck how big Biebel is.
@@HandsomePuggg I have watched that episode so many times, funniest by far
TBH, I agreed with Stevie on Social Media skaters and those who Actually Pro Skaters (who their side job also could be in Internet's world - like MikeMo). But what about some pro who started from social media like Le Andre? Is he count as a part of it? I don't think worse on him because The Berrics push him thru'.
About to make a smoothie in this bitch" lol
"A cultural obligation.." I fuck with that
speak on it Wilson
That beer looks sooo cold lol
Daaymn, this dude is so on a another level and hella funny! Awesome
So good 🤙