Damn, Corey killed it so hard in this. I don't think that many pros would be brave enough to come on this show and talk about their insecurities like Corey did.
Man, “I was only happy the moment I learned that it’s okay to cry” is some real deep shit. I got emotional listening to his voice break as he was talking about the Big Brother interview.
Dude, all I could think listening to that, and it was a solid hour of him explaining how much it hurt it, is that he has some serious and deep emotional trauma from what happened. He was far too young and WAYYYYYYY to emotionally stunted to deal with it at the time. It cost him a lot of the success he probably deserved and turned him into a pariah for an entire community, at an age when most of us are getting awkward boners at the dinner table. I was very glad to hear him talking about knowing it's ok to cry, and I hope he also realizes that it's ok to get the mental health help that he needs.
I remember when Corey and Osiris team came to Arizona in like '08 and Corey just gets out the van walks to a bush and takes a piss lmao! Corey has always been a homie and one of the nicest pros I've ever met. I still chat with him on Facebook to this day, and he always asks how my family is doing.
Man for him to come on this show with his lisp or whatever it is he calls it I honestly don’t really even notice it but to come on having that insecurity knowing you’re going to be sitting there talking into a microphone the whole time and he didn’t short change them he went deep into his answers with articulate descriptions and he comes across super intelligent. Major props and mad respect to Duffel.
I hated on Corey for his clothes and the Big Brother interview but now I realize that he's such a cool dude. Props to the Duff for perseverance and making it through the bullshit
Yeah. That's a huge problem with our society and culture now, especially with young people. No one's ever wrong, has ever made a mistake, and is WAY too quick to judge someone. We've ALL fucked up in one way or another and we ARE ALL fucked up in one way or another. Like Mike V says in his ep, "Put away the scorecard..." Big ups to the Duff Man here. Great ep. One of my personal faves. #nineclublove
It takes a lot of guts to confront your shame and speak publicly about it. Listening to his voice tremble during his explanation of the big brother interview was pretty rad. Definitely some genuine grief and regret there. Props to him for sharing. Awesome episode guys. 👍👍
Feral the Earthworm There's a significant amount of time spent discussing it. I urge you to listen to the episode in it's entirety. One of my favorite episodes, and I wasn't a huge Duffel fan coming into this. Newfound respect for the dude.
Feral the Earthworm It starts around the 1:30:00 mark. You'd be wise to listen a few min before to get some context and applicable transitional anecdotes.
Thank you. I pressed you for the time stamp because I feel like it's a little bit bigger than me. I want anybody who feels the same to be able to jump right to that discussion before listening to the entire interview.
Yeah he talks about feeling bad about Templeton at 1 hour 21 and then gets into the racist and homophobic comments at 1 hour 32. He goes pretty deep too.
It's really sad all this stuff happened to him. It was all just because he was a young kid with difficulties with social and emotional development who got in way over his head. And it sounds like some of these people (esp. big brother, who, like he said, were also just young guys) were basically just exploiting him. I honestly can't believe the real adults in the industry let it go as far as it did. If I saw all that stuff happen today, I would assume he had some kind of mental disability that people were playing with maliciously. I can really see why sometimes companies keep young kids who are really good out of the spotlight until they get a bit older. But like most tragedies, there are positive things that have come out of it. His tumultuous ride has clearly caused him to learn a lot and mature immensely. It's incredible to hear a pro skater speak with the humility, self-compassion, and emotional intelligence that few very few people in general do. He seems like a genuinely positive person who loves life and, obviously, loves skateboarding - and what more can we, as skateboard fans, ask for in the personality of a pro skater?
Couldn’t agree more man. Some of the OG’s should have seen that and immediately put it to sleep. No room for that shit in the world nevermind skateboarding
I really think the big brother thing is blown out of proportion. I'm not sticking up for what he said, it was definitely stupid. But if he was a real racist things would have went way differently. Stevie would not have been cool about it. But Stevie understood what it was. It was just an ignorant kid who had some growing to do. That's all it was. Corey actually is quite the human for not even holding a grudge towards big brother. A lot of you would be really mad if someone did that to you. He is 100 percent right, there is things we've all done that were ashamed of. Most of us are lucky though, and there not permanently printed. Or maybe were the unlucky ones because some of you never grow from the things you've done that bring shame.
reading the interview, you can see right away the condescending tone of big brother. don't think it would have gone there if it was a regular interview, and corey hadn't been provoked. not cool to say that thing like that tho
slosher I agree. They were both in the wrong, and I don’t think it’s right to be like “well so and so was more in the wrong” but like hearing how he knew he fucked up that second and trying to have the interview pulled bc he knew what he said wasn’t him and whatnot definitely makes me look at Big Brother as the real catalyst for the shitstorm Corey fought
Well, well, well. If this isn't a surprise...just a real treat! An interview with Corey Duffel that clocks in at almost three hours. This is going to be good. The Nine C is now 113-0. Giddy up.
best nine club interview ever! honest, real and funny! i didn't know too much about Corey but this was very inspirational. keep up the great work. crob rodge kelly.
growing up liking punk he was a part of my inspiration for my fashion now knowing how he is hes an inspiration for how i should just be myself if that makes any sense
same. literally all the kids that sucked at skating thought he was whack and judged him on his clothes only to be wearing the same skinny jeans 4 years later
I remember being there when duffel won 1st place at the downtown showdown. Dude was ripping everything first try and even did a shove-it to 5-0 down the steep Hubble. Me and my friends were all hyped and duffel noticed that so he threw us his unused deck at us to keep. Good times.
I always loved Corey. I never even knew about the BB interview. He was always just punk af and went fast. No one should be held accountable their whole lives for some kid shit. I still love Corey. He's awesome.
Hope Duff posts his old VHS vault footage to RUclips one day soon, would like to see his Think era and earlier pre-Think stuff. Also would love to see his old Tampa AM footage. Cool that he gave a shout out to the old Nash Nightmare. Duffel is a forever rad skate legend.
Never knew too much about Corey because it was a little before my time but wow.. what a nice guy! Really big fan of his personality. Might be my favorite episode yet!
Corey had mentioned sooo many dudes I'd love to see on the 9Club.. but Ethan Fowler, for sure! He was the skater that I tried to imitate his tricks and style 👍 Cheers 9Club 🍻
In high school I never "liked" Corey Duffel because I didnt like the way he dressed. It wasn't me. I WAS VERY FOOLISH. Im sorry to have been that shallow. Im 20 minutes in and I LOVE THIS DUDE ! Corey ! your the SHIT !
This is an epic episode. Corey is one of the most sincere and kind people you could meet. He is 10 years younger than me & I have always admired him. I went to Acalanes High School in Lafayette. Used to hang with Wade Speyer. One of the nicest people you could know. He used to talk about just being a skateboarder and the virtue of skating everything. Vert, Street, etc. I may have been one of those fellas skateboarding at Acalanes outside Water Polo & swim meets in the early 1990s. Nice to hear a fellow skateboarder copping to rocking the speedo suits. I bought a couple of boards & perhaps a bong pipe at Ooga Booga in Walnut Creek. Awesome episode. Corey is an inspiration. Great time listening to this. Took me back. Thank you, Nine Club & Corey. You guys are awesome. Grand stuff. Cheers!!(A)
Corey is the reason i face planted going 5 pushes deep on a treflip and got up with a smile on my face. Thanks for all your possitivity, fearlessness in being yourself and genuine love for sidewalk surfing. Long live william duffman!
Oh shit, I met him at a demo at Epic skatepark (RIP) when I was like 15 and asked him to help with my Nollie tres and he said mine were better than his 🤣 Super nice dude in person. Signed my blank deck with his little umbrella signature and I still have it.
One time at Tampa pro he threw an empty soda bottle and it hit me. With all that big brother drama at the time everyone hated him. I whipped it back over the crowd and nailed him in the head. He was looking all around pissed. I used to laugh and tell that story with pride. Sorry Corey! Love you dude keep keeping it real!
i am watching this again, and it is one of the best interviews you guys have done. crazy how teenage mistakes can change everything in your life. huge props to corey for talking about that big brother stuff in the way he did.
how tf does this man have another video part coming out already. he is insane. i love him to death. huge inspiration to me. that’s all i have to say. thanks duff man.
I used to skate in the mid 2000's, NEVER knew about the Big Brother interview or all the shit he went through. Maybe I did, vaguely, but never gave a shit about it, I still don't. Always liked Corey Duffel for his skateboarding! Dude is RAD!
So sick! Grew up in the CCC area, knew tons of people from Acalanes, and one of my first boards was from Ooga Booga Inc haha. So dope! Hell yeah Corey!!!
When I was a kid, I was picking out a new dvd at a skateshop, and I was looking at foundations cataclysmic abyss I asked the dude at the counter about it and he just kept telling me to buy fully flared. I purchased the foundation video and that video had way more impact to me with the skating, soundtrack, and lifestyle.
Wade Speyer was the hammer god before hammers were even a thing. There was just a bunch of other skaters and kids that did bigger stuff. Then there was just Wade Speyer level that was just above and beyond the realm of all the rest of the skaters of the time. The hubba stuff, the hammer ollies, and then power vert rider. A mans mans of skating that kids aspired to be. Legend. Great interview. Duffel is rad.
This was my favorite 9 Club yet! Corey seems like such a fun and loving guy, he really got a bad shake for a few years back in the day. His love for the the useless wooden toy is as pure as it comes and he's happy to share it. Oh, and you were slightly off with him being similar to Jim Carrey. He is the spitting image and persona of Steve Martin. Especially when he's in full smile.
I don't hold Corey accountable for his 15 year old words. And I love how he confronted everything in this interview, like a man. I do however, hold him accountable for his ripping on a skateboard. Fast, skillful, not giving a fuck, 100% skateboarding. Another great one Nine Club. Thank you Nine Club, Duffel, and skateboarding!!
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Damn, Corey killed it so hard in this. I don't think that many pros would be brave enough to come on this show and talk about their insecurities like Corey did.
Such a AWESOME Guy!!!!!!!!
hate his dress back then.. but yeah this is a great talk.
YEah but his dress could handle his skate,, because HiS SkaTe is off the HoOk.. HE is a Shine'r..
Just watched the latest C19 "Stop and Chat" and came straight to this vid...what a legend of a human...cool AF and on it...
Cameron Fasching you tryin to make him like everyone else?
This show needs an award straight up
A Happy Life This needs a trophy for being special
I would say if there was an Emmy for podcasts. This would get best supporting actor, for Rog’s incredible performance.
@John Peaches explain
Yea and it seems like they only land Bangor relevant skaters
Man, “I was only happy the moment I learned that it’s okay to cry” is some real deep shit. I got emotional listening to his voice break as he was talking about the Big Brother interview.
Dude, all I could think listening to that, and it was a solid hour of him explaining how much it hurt it, is that he has some serious and deep emotional trauma from what happened. He was far too young and WAYYYYYYY to emotionally stunted to deal with it at the time. It cost him a lot of the success he probably deserved and turned him into a pariah for an entire community, at an age when most of us are getting awkward boners at the dinner table. I was very glad to hear him talking about knowing it's ok to cry, and I hope he also realizes that it's ok to get the mental health help that he needs.
Daniel Paiva how is that deep at all. You haven’t heard anything actually deep or heavy. Lol
Wouldn’t say it’s particularly deep, but definitely an important point people should remember
This has got to be my favorite Nine Club episode. Corey Duffel is such a cool dude and I'm glad he came on the show, 10/10
I remember when Corey and Osiris team came to Arizona in like '08 and Corey just gets out the van walks to a bush and takes a piss lmao! Corey has always been a homie and one of the nicest pros I've ever met. I still chat with him on Facebook to this day, and he always asks how my family is doing.
same, i saw him at a foundation demo and he remembered me from a facebook chat and called me by name, meant the world to me as a teenager.
was it a weak stream?
Man for him to come on this show with his lisp or whatever it is he calls it I honestly don’t really even notice it but to come on having that insecurity knowing you’re going to be sitting there talking into a microphone the whole time and he didn’t short change them he went deep into his answers with articulate descriptions and he comes across super intelligent. Major props and mad respect to Duffel.
Corey is very intelligent. This is a great interview . Top 5 nine clubs for sure. I'm really glad he did this.
my favorite episode...
Just finished the whole thing. No breaks. Duffel is STILL the man. Thank you for this interview.
Corey is tough as nails and confident enough to talk about all his issues. Badass.
I hated on Corey for his clothes and the Big Brother interview but now I realize that he's such a cool dude. Props to the Duff for perseverance and making it through the bullshit
dabatoir don't hate on people for what they wear.
@@peppylafew116 I don't anymore except for these new fuckboy rappers
the Duff is Pat Duffy. This is the Core
This was rad. I'm glad he talked about making mistakes.
He straight up owned his mistakes, hold my hands up, i made a mistake.
Yeah. That's a huge problem with our society and culture now, especially with young people. No one's ever wrong, has ever made a mistake, and is WAY too quick to judge someone. We've ALL fucked up in one way or another and we ARE ALL fucked up in one way or another. Like Mike V says in his ep, "Put away the scorecard..." Big ups to the Duff Man here. Great ep. One of my personal faves. #nineclublove
@@MontaukFilms7 100% correct. To add more would be to waste time.
It takes a lot of guts to confront your shame and speak publicly about it. Listening to his voice tremble during his explanation of the big brother interview was pretty rad. Definitely some genuine grief and regret there. Props to him for sharing. Awesome episode guys. 👍👍
what's the time stamp?
Feral the Earthworm There's a significant amount of time spent discussing it. I urge you to listen to the episode in it's entirety. One of my favorite episodes, and I wasn't a huge Duffel fan coming into this. Newfound respect for the dude.
That's honestly why I'm asking though. I kind of want to see how he handles that before watching the rest of this episode.
Feral the Earthworm It starts around the 1:30:00 mark. You'd be wise to listen a few min before to get some context and applicable transitional anecdotes.
Thank you. I pressed you for the time stamp because I feel like it's a little bit bigger than me. I want anybody who feels the same to be able to jump right to that discussion before listening to the entire interview.
This dude was my hero growing up. Glad to see him reflecting in such a mature way. It’s honestly cathartic.
Both Corey and Stevie came off as really good dudes. It's super cool to see people realise their mistakes and learn from them.
wheresmyshoes does he mention it during the podcast
Yeah he talks about feeling bad about Templeton at 1 hour 21 and then gets into the racist and homophobic comments at 1 hour 32. He goes pretty deep too.
As a top Alumni Member of the Black Community we love you bro bro. Corey's the man
I second this, one of my all time favorites.
no the fuck we dont... speak for yourself black man.
Nick Pearson speak for yourself! Everyone has their own opinion and no one can speak for an entire community. Don’t be a hypocrite.
14 years later still my favorite sk8er
I used to hate on this dude back in the day. What rad guy and a great interview. It just goes to show we all grow up. Thanks for the show guys!
My,....god (long pause shaking my head slowly!!!!!). What a beautiful soul. I had no idea he was like this. Again, thank you all @the9 for all you do.
It's really sad all this stuff happened to him. It was all just because he was a young kid with difficulties with social and emotional development who got in way over his head. And it sounds like some of these people (esp. big brother, who, like he said, were also just young guys) were basically just exploiting him. I honestly can't believe the real adults in the industry let it go as far as it did. If I saw all that stuff happen today, I would assume he had some kind of mental disability that people were playing with maliciously. I can really see why sometimes companies keep young kids who are really good out of the spotlight until they get a bit older.
But like most tragedies, there are positive things that have come out of it. His tumultuous ride has clearly caused him to learn a lot and mature immensely. It's incredible to hear a pro skater speak with the humility, self-compassion, and emotional intelligence that few very few people in general do. He seems like a genuinely positive person who loves life and, obviously, loves skateboarding - and what more can we, as skateboard fans, ask for in the personality of a pro skater?
Couldn’t agree more man. Some of the OG’s should have seen that and immediately put it to sleep. No room for that shit in the world nevermind skateboarding
im 40 minutes in and this is already one of the best episodes to date
on my second listen and totally agree
This and Steve Olson's
I agree
did u buy ur membership because of this
I really think the big brother thing is blown out of proportion. I'm not sticking up for what he said, it was definitely stupid. But if he was a real racist things would have went way differently. Stevie would not have been cool about it. But Stevie understood what it was. It was just an ignorant kid who had some growing to do. That's all it was. Corey actually is quite the human for not even holding a grudge towards big brother. A lot of you
would be really mad if someone did that to you. He is 100 percent right, there is things we've all done that were ashamed of. Most of us are lucky though, and there not permanently printed. Or maybe were the unlucky ones because some of you never grow from the things you've done that bring shame.
So true and he was 15 years old
reading the interview, you can see right away the condescending tone of big brother. don't think it would have gone there if it was a regular interview, and corey hadn't been provoked. not cool to say that thing like that tho
slosher I agree. They were both in the wrong, and I don’t think it’s right to be like “well so and so was more in the wrong” but like hearing how he knew he fucked up that second and trying to have the interview pulled bc he knew what he said wasn’t him and whatnot definitely makes me look at Big Brother as the real catalyst for the shitstorm Corey fought
especially when you can still buy a jason jesse deck on the nhs website.
I'd burn the building down
Well, well, well. If this isn't a surprise...just a real treat! An interview with Corey Duffel that clocks in at almost three hours. This is going to be good. The Nine C is now 113-0. Giddy up.
Nah, illegal civ kid sucked
@@ccollins125 Lol I actually tried watching that one last night had to switch wasn't keeping my attention
Duff Man blowing Rogers’ mind with his knowledge. No wonder this is almost 3hrs. Amazing guys. Thank you so much.
Coreys always been my favorite. One of the gnarliest, genuine, and hardest working dudes in the game.
best nine club interview ever! honest, real and funny! i didn't know too much about Corey but this was very inspirational. keep up the great work. crob rodge kelly.
Man I looked up to Corey Duffel so much while growing up, and this interview gets pretty deep thanks Duffel and Nine Club you guys are the best!
Same here my favorite skater always skated huge stuff was just on a mother level then everyone else back then
growing up liking punk he was a part of my inspiration for my fashion now knowing how he is hes an inspiration for how i should just be myself if that makes any sense
This dude is genuine and real .
Classic foundation legend That’s life and cataclysmic abyss were my intro to insane skating.
Abyss mmmm the fucking video. And his feed the need part oooo lordy
Shi shi shi shine on
Rafael Blanco hell yea feed the need one of the best vids
Youdontknoww Me duuuude same!! So much nostalgia.....
same. literally all the kids that sucked at skating thought he was whack and judged him on his clothes only to be wearing the same skinny jeans 4 years later
I remember being there when duffel won 1st place at the downtown showdown. Dude was ripping everything first try and even did a shove-it to 5-0 down the steep Hubble. Me and my friends were all hyped and duffel noticed that so he threw us his unused deck at us to keep. Good times.
corey duffel is the reason why i wore girl pants in jr high. and bcuz of it i met my best skater friend whos favorite skater was corey duffel. lmao
Duffel has the best most positive energy about him. Such a good episode. Truly a legend
Get Kareem Campbell on the show!!!!!!
pofty I’ve been asking for forever, my fave of all time
I found him on instagram he didnt accept me doe lol
wasabi shrimp I think his profile is public, username is like Kareem Campbell.com or something like that
Def. Whatever happened to that dude?
@@brandonsexywhitaker he owns and operates a gay club in some other country
I always loved Corey. I never even knew about the BB interview. He was always just punk af and went fast. No one should be held accountable their whole lives for some kid shit. I still love Corey. He's awesome.
Hope Duff posts his old VHS vault footage to RUclips one day soon, would like to see his Think era and earlier
pre-Think stuff. Also would love to see his old Tampa AM footage. Cool that he gave a shout out to the old Nash Nightmare. Duffel is a forever rad skate legend.
Check his insta
Never knew too much about Corey because it was a little before my time but wow.. what a nice guy! Really big fan of his personality. Might be my favorite episode yet!
"I beat Nyjah Houston on it. I got to watch Nyjah cry". 0:54 seconds in hahaha this is going to be great
I'm glad he touched on Osiris Feed the Need. One of my favorite videos and definitely my favorite Duffel part. This was all so rad! Hell yeah Corey.
Corey had mentioned sooo many dudes I'd love to see on the 9Club.. but Ethan Fowler, for sure! He was the skater that I tried to imitate his tricks and style 👍
Cheers 9Club 🍻
Wtf this just happens right before bed and it's CORY DUFFEL
In high school I never "liked" Corey Duffel because I didnt like the way he dressed. It wasn't me. I WAS VERY FOOLISH. Im sorry to have been that shallow. Im 20 minutes in and I LOVE THIS DUDE !
Corey ! your the SHIT !
Broke his neck on accident for a. Video part and still finished it. Even though beagle socked you u still a boss.
John Ibarra
On accident??
Hold up you mean to tell me he didnt break it on purpose?
Haha would have been way gnarlier if he broke his neck on purpose!
Would have been gnarlier if Beagle broke his neck filming the part
Since when do skateboarders accidentally break bones?? I thought it was usually on purpose. So thanks for clarifying.
Corey is the man. Had the pleasure to meet him a couple times over the years and he has always been super cool and genuine.
Corey giggling in the intro is priceless hahahaha
This is an epic episode. Corey is one of the most sincere and kind people you could meet. He is 10 years younger than me & I have always admired him. I went to Acalanes High School in Lafayette. Used to hang with Wade Speyer. One of the nicest people you could know. He used to talk about just being a skateboarder and the virtue of skating everything. Vert, Street, etc. I may have been one of those fellas skateboarding at Acalanes outside Water Polo & swim meets in the early 1990s. Nice to hear a fellow skateboarder copping to rocking the speedo suits. I bought a couple of boards & perhaps a bong pipe at Ooga Booga in Walnut Creek. Awesome episode. Corey is an inspiration. Great time listening to this. Took me back. Thank you, Nine Club & Corey. You guys are awesome. Grand stuff. Cheers!!(A)
Corey is the reason i face planted going 5 pushes deep on a treflip and got up with a smile on my face. Thanks for all your possitivity, fearlessness in being yourself and genuine love for sidewalk surfing. Long live william duffman!
The duffman... what an amazing interview. Never too late to admit your faults and mistakes.
Corey's the man. His personality is awesome, who wouldn't want to go skate with him?!
Beagle.
Haha yeah true
I’ve been a fan of over 10 years and this is the first I have ever heard of this big brother interview
big ups the duffman, love this guy so much, currently have one of his decks and i love it
The hate was/is real in Skateboarding. Keep rolling if you love it.
Corey has a great personality. And his enthusiasm is unmatched
I’m only 20 minutes into this episode and it’s already one of the best
One off the best skateboarding interviews of all time. For real.
Oh shit, I met him at a demo at Epic skatepark (RIP) when I was like 15 and asked him to help with my Nollie tres and he said mine were better than his 🤣 Super nice dude in person. Signed my blank deck with his little umbrella signature and I still have it.
Yo duffman, Sorry i called you a racist
this is a dope comment
respect
Woaa 🤘🏽🤘🏽
This the positive side of the internet
All love, I respect it
One time at Tampa pro he threw an empty soda bottle and it hit me. With all that big brother drama at the time everyone hated him. I whipped it back over the crowd and nailed him in the head. He was looking all around pissed. I used to laugh and tell that story with pride. Sorry Corey! Love you dude keep keeping it real!
best episode in ages! Corey is such a character! had me smiling from start to finish!
Corey was one of my favorite skaters growing up. So rad to hear his story and see hes a real dude. Continue killing it dawg. Much love
i am watching this again, and it is one of the best interviews you guys have done. crazy how teenage mistakes can change everything in your life. huge props to corey for talking about that big brother stuff in the way he did.
amazing energy from the duffman, we need more 3 hour episodes please boyz
Corey has been my favorite skater to watch, really great style and personality, you can tell he’s a very humble guy.
I can't. This is such an important interview against ignorance and mental harm ! Thank you Corey
Man so cool. Straight-up positivity. Terrific human being.
Thanks nine club.
best podcast yet....always liked this dude's skating, now have a whole new level of respect for him
Holy shiest!! He brought t-shirts with his portrait on em as gifts
Corey is such a cool guy, a real lifetime friend material
The world doesn’t deserve Corey Duffel. Dudes so genuine
This interviews gonna be tight..like Correy duffel panttsss 🔥
ahahahahah nailed it brother
brokenupbeat 😂😂
Easily one of my favorite nine clubs episodes ever. Thank you so much Corey.
how tf does this man have another video part coming out already. he is insane. i love him to death. huge inspiration to me. that’s all i have to say. thanks duff man.
Probably my favorite person in skateboarding.
Corey and Stevie both presented an award at Transworld few Years ago. Crowd went wild. Good stuff
I used to skate in the mid 2000's, NEVER knew about the Big Brother interview or all the shit he went through. Maybe I did, vaguely, but never gave a shit about it, I still don't. Always liked Corey Duffel for his skateboarding! Dude is RAD!
Just so good. The perception of how a man is supposed to be in society is such an important topic!
The guy is honest plus having a speech problem/ that’s hard great episode🙋🏼♀️
So sick! Grew up in the CCC area, knew tons of people from Acalanes, and one of my first boards was from Ooga Booga Inc haha. So dope! Hell yeah Corey!!!
One of the best yet. He is speaking from my misfit-heart.
That Vans downtown slam was cool, Jereme Rogers had my favorite tricks of that whole event.
And now that I think about, Corey had a sick blunt slide down that ledge across from the rail.
We need him on again to talk more about his present and future endeavors!
Finally a full interview with the Duffman. This made my week and its only Monday
Man I love Corey duffel. He was always my favorite. Loved his style and his skating.
I think duffman stole the show in this episode
This episode was a surprise. Thank you for discussing some heavy shit.
Great job Cory! Just knowing your mistakes and owning them on a national webpage! Nailed it! Great job!
This is the best 9 club interview I've seen yet.
When I was a kid, I was picking out a new dvd at a skateshop, and I was looking at foundations cataclysmic abyss I asked the dude at the counter about it and he just kept telling me to buy fully flared. I purchased the foundation video and that video had way more impact to me with the skating, soundtrack, and lifestyle.
came back to watch again after catching the stop and chat... coreys the man..
Wade Speyer was the hammer god before hammers were even a thing. There was just a bunch of other skaters and kids that did bigger stuff. Then there was just Wade Speyer level that was just above and beyond the realm of all the rest of the skaters of the time. The hubba stuff, the hammer ollies, and then power vert rider. A mans mans of skating that kids aspired to be. Legend. Great interview. Duffel is rad.
listened to this at work today on spotify, such a good story that needed to be told! Can you guys please get john cardiel on the show!
Nick Dawson i didnt think the nine club was on spotify?
yeah its on there in nz
quotable words starting around 2:33:00 about soul of sidewalk surfing and being able to put a line together
This ep. Was awesome. One of my favorites for sure.
This was my favorite 9 Club yet! Corey seems like such a fun and loving guy, he really got a bad shake for a few years back in the day. His love for the the useless wooden toy is as pure as it comes and he's happy to share it.
Oh, and you were slightly off with him being similar to Jim Carrey. He is the spitting image and persona of Steve Martin. Especially when he's in full smile.
Wow.never knew he was sober.
Wade Speyer !!! I'm really digging this interview, new respect for the duff man
I don't hold Corey accountable for his 15 year old words. And I love how he confronted everything in this interview, like a man. I do however, hold him accountable for his ripping on a skateboard. Fast, skillful, not giving a fuck, 100% skateboarding. Another great one Nine Club. Thank you Nine Club, Duffel, and skateboarding!!
Hell yeah this episodes fire, Thank you Duffel
“I got to watch Nyjah cry” 🤣 there’s somethin very Dee Dee Ramone bout Corey that add’s to his greatness.
Thank y’all so much for this episode guys. Duff-Man is one of my favorites.
is this the longest episode, not complaining, this was great
jamie thomas episode was a bit longer
@@dino9405 haha always battling with the chief.
Mike v also a great episode
This dude is out there. I love it