I remember bumping into him at the Tribeca skatepark like a year or two after the Gravis part. He was really nice when I rode up and told him how much I loved that part, and fucking hell was he a joy to watch skate in person. So smooth, and he seemed to just float around that place. Gone way too soon. If I could bring any 5 people from history back from the dead he would probably be one of them.
Dylan had such good style. I judged a Osiris sponsored contest in the early 2000’s and Dylan and Marius were there and about 12 years old. This was before either of them blew up. Dylan took 1st and Marius 2nd.
Was evan mirschel also there? Might have spelled his last name wrong. He was am for Osiris and was really good. At the time he was one of the best skaters from my hometown of Jacksonville, Florida. He would have became pro most likely. He stopped skating I think and kinda disappeared.
I can't believe he was upet about his mindfield part. That's so insane to me. He did so many cool/interesting tricks. Especially that front grind to back 180 into the bank. That part was amazing
One of the greatest of all time. I remember when I first saw his skating it was unlike anything I’d seen before. He redefined style and trick selection. When I heard he had passed I was truly shocked. Such a young guy at the peak of his prime. It was hard to accept. God bless him and may his legend live on.
Tampa am 2005 only time chilled with him. We were all talking about poker because it was all on TV. He was the best! Only interaction with him but he was so chill! RIP
damn, wake up and watch this. good start to the day. could we re visit...... year's later? This episode needs a follow up. I only wear his shoes, because of this episode. Thanks Pat.
Patrick, are there any plans on another episode of Dylan with his more grown up footage (True blue part and others after Mindfield)? His style in later part of his career went to best in the business for sure!
RIP LEGEND!!! A style that is one of a kind!Remember always seeing him share a part with Diego with the Ramones playing in Subject to change. Dylan Forever!!!
@D_H_13 he's probably right.. I went from being a college grad to a heroin addict for almost a decade.. it's really hard to overcome.. the last 4 years I've been sober aside from being on methadone. Moved outta Philly.. went from 160mg down to 26mg right now.. month long take homes.. physical addiction is no joke and I didn't take that seriously enough in my early 20s when I was much more driven and creative.. thought I could overcome anything.. But Dylan did die from an illness right?? He didn't OD or something.. I thought/hope.. either way.. such a loss.. I'm also really into Elliott Smith (my favorite musician) and I know he was too.. I just noticed he even has a tattoo that says Smith on his hand!
Long live Dylan Rieder! His skateboarding/style will forever be engraved in my brain! I remember watching him gap out to that kinked rail in SLS Kansas City killing it! Only one to be flipping off the camera! Dude was dope af and didn't give af. Thank you for posting this, it made my day :')
I need to find Oblow’s Dylan video. RUclips took it down I think it was for skateboard mag?? But it came out not long after he died and it was a beautiful memorial video. Haven’t been able to find it anywhere.
Dill lived really close to Westminster. Dill spent a lot of time in Fountain Valley wich is kinda in between HB and Westminster. That said Dill was in the Fountain Valley HS area and Dylan was in the Westminster High area. Where Dill was living during High school was only a couple miles away from where Rieder was living for high school. They also went to school probably a decade or more apart.
Strobeck and Oblow talking for 5min straight about how cool of a ladies man Dylan was where he’d “fuck em & chuck em” is the most cringe shit I’ve seen in skateboarding in a long ass time. Strobeck is a creep. Pretty heartbreaking that Patrick didn’t even know who Bruce Irons no wonder Epicly Later’d fell off.
Great to see a dude that saw success early in life and didnt completely lose his life over drugs and booze. Thats especially hard to do in the sports and entertainment world where its basically encouraged to get litty. He reminds me of Chad Muska where he did the party life and club scene, got way outta hand and distracted him from skating, then had a redemption.
Yesss finally somebody talks about that impossible, its insane never understood why they used it for the intro for mindfield should of put it in his part
Yea they made up I bet. Everyone has to remember Mind Field was Heaths retirement part as well so he couldnt felt like damn i tried to motivate this kid, ive grinded my my ass off for years he watches his own part then leaves who does he think he is etc.
His gravis video is like 7+ minutes long so definitely not all his footage. Just search Gravis dylan and it’s out there. Such an amazing timeless part. Rip Dylan 🥀
I think he means if there is more raw footage from this interview which there is patrick talked about it on the 9 club and he said was trying to find a way for vice to let him get a hold of it again so hes interested in releasing it
Huge love for Dylan and his acclaim is 100% warranted, but man is Heath one of my all-time favorites. Not just as a skater, but as a guy. The idea that he calls himself the sort who “holds in” this or that when the videos of him going ape-shit bananas over missing a trick or a slam are legion. I feel like if Dylan could have made the most of his time with Heath, he could have really flourished in the time when pills were taking him away. Then again, who hasn’t lost some time to bad decisions? Regardless, a great deal was lost when we lost Dylan and I wish he were still around to bring some flavor to a skate scene that, in my view, could use some of that artistic individualism that dudes like Dylan and so many of those older, East-coast had.
Interesting to hear Heath mention Dylan at 18 with no energy or motivation to get up and skate. Wonder if he was already developing cancer around that time..
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I love the old epicly laterds cause they just feel like time capsules of those times
That's what all old videos and photos are but yeah I got what you mean these are a very special time in skateboarding
@@vancouverbill peak skateboarding
It was a nice time to grow up.
21 years in September.
@@vancouverbilllmao
bumped into him on the street in lower manhattan like a decade ago. I completely fanned out and he was really cool about it lol. Man is a legend.
so cool!
I remember bumping into him at the Tribeca skatepark like a year or two after the Gravis part. He was really nice when I rode up and told him how much I loved that part, and fucking hell was he a joy to watch skate in person. So smooth, and he seemed to just float around that place. Gone way too soon. If I could bring any 5 people from history back from the dead he would probably be one of them.
Why are you lying?
@@seansurdovel2148 why are you also lying wth
@@jonasgrnbek7113 no lies here man. New York is a small place.
A style like no other. RIP Dylan forever🌹
Often imitated, never duplicated
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Shut the fuck up. Your skating sucks ass haha
Hahaha your skating is trash my guy @jamesr6234
One of my favorite skaters of all time
Reallu? Why?
great style!
@@HG-bs3enthe style the pop
I’m so glad u started ur own RUclips and we don’t gotta depend on vice no mo
Facts
I didn't even realise... NO vice is the best way to go. #propagandaod
Dylan had such good style. I judged a Osiris sponsored contest in the early 2000’s and Dylan and Marius were there and about 12 years old. This was before either of them blew up. Dylan took 1st and Marius 2nd.
Was evan mirschel also there? Might have spelled his last name wrong. He was am for Osiris and was really good. At the time he was one of the best skaters from my hometown of Jacksonville, Florida. He would have became pro most likely. He stopped skating I think and kinda disappeared.
@@photosynthesis69sorry don’t remember. Dylan and Marius who the only two who really stood out to me at the time.
Big influence in my life. His gravis part and cherry part for supreme is something else.
No words can explain
Best clips ever
I can't believe he was upet about his mindfield part. That's so insane to me. He did so many cool/interesting tricks. Especially that front grind to back 180 into the bank. That part was amazing
I perfer mindfield to his other parts i feel like his personality just oozes through that vid its a classic part
Dylan forever🥀
Love life to its fullest, we’re the lucky ones. RIP Dylan
Its hard to watch this , he was my fav skater and him dying so young was really unbelievable tbh
One of the greatest of all time. I remember when I first saw his skating it was unlike anything I’d seen before. He redefined style and trick selection. When I heard he had passed I was truly shocked. Such a young guy at the peak of his prime. It was hard to accept. God bless him and may his legend live on.
Tampa am 2005 only time chilled with him. We were all talking about poker because it was all on TV. He was the best! Only interaction with him but he was so chill! RIP
Glad you made this it's own channel!! Only thing on Vice I wanted to see.
this ep was one of your best ever, pat... thanks so much for all the reuploads (and initial work, of course)
damn, wake up and watch this. good start to the day. could we re visit...... year's later? This episode needs a follow up. I only wear his shoes, because of this episode. Thanks Pat.
I can already tell this is going to be a tough one to watch. RIP Dylan
Dill: “But he never had a drinking problem.” Greatest shit ever!!! Hahahaha.
Gone too soon...
Rad having these and seeing the Epicly Later’d channel!! ❤
His Gravis part is in my top 3 of all time, it’s so good
This is way after I left skating but respect Dylan. Rest easy 💔
Patrick, are there any plans on another episode of Dylan with his more grown up footage (True blue part and others after Mindfield)? His style in later part of his career went to best in the business for sure!
RIP LEGEND!!! A style that is one of a kind!Remember always seeing him share a part with Diego with the Ramones playing in Subject to change. Dylan Forever!!!
a part 2 of this would be amazing.
I agree. Though, Dills episode covers a lot of the end of his life.
Dill can barely form a sentence bro
@@jimmyberry4451Dill was on heroin for a long time but I think he’s sober now
WE NEED DYLAN THE MOVIE! ur so missed and loved TRUE BLUE ! 💙
damn.. to be that talented.. overcome drugs.. and then hit with cancer or whatever he had.. such a shame..
according to mark lowblow he never overcame drugs... just took small breaks to film, but mark lowblow lies and makes shit up so who knows
@D_H_13 he's probably right.. I went from being a college grad to a heroin addict for almost a decade.. it's really hard to overcome.. the last 4 years I've been sober aside from being on methadone. Moved outta Philly.. went from 160mg down to 26mg right now.. month long take homes.. physical addiction is no joke and I didn't take that seriously enough in my early 20s when I was much more driven and creative.. thought I could overcome anything..
But Dylan did die from an illness right?? He didn't OD or something.. I thought/hope.. either way.. such a loss.. I'm also really into Elliott Smith (my favorite musician) and I know he was too.. I just noticed he even has a tattoo that says Smith on his hand!
@@toneohm no one asked junjue
@@DaftKing-ho6ori do. Im interested. Stop being a dick. Doesnt serve any purpose
@toneohm he had lukemia.
the man, the legend. most influential skater of all time or at least top 3 in my opinion
RIP to this absolute legend, man, such a massive influence on me as a teenager and now, I still role my trousers up now to try and be as cool as him.
It's funny hearing him talk about being starstruck at Huntington park, just like I was starstruck seeing him at Huntington Park!
Did anyone see the face in the bushes at 7:06? 😐
wtf
That’s ghostly
25:38 This Kickflip is a work of freaking art~!
Long live Dylan Rieder! His skateboarding/style will forever be engraved in my brain! I remember watching him gap out to that kinked rail in SLS Kansas City killing it! Only one to be flipping off the camera! Dude was dope af and didn't give af. Thank you for posting this, it made my day :')
the fact you got Heath Kirchart to open up is incredible
Man im so glad you knew this guy needed a documentary rip
Always think of this dude. Will never be a golden soul like this man. 💞✨✨😤
Whenever I see a new Epicly Later'd I immeditaltey watch it from beginning to end
Thank you for this❤
oh the classic dill diss on kalis lmfao we got a whole damn episode because of that.
I need to find Oblow’s Dylan video.
RUclips took it down I think it was for skateboard mag??
But it came out not long after he died and it was a beautiful memorial video.
Haven’t been able to find it anywhere.
Dill lived really close to Westminster. Dill spent a lot of time in Fountain Valley wich is kinda in between HB and Westminster. That said Dill was in the Fountain Valley HS area and Dylan was in the Westminster High area. Where Dill was living during High school was only a couple miles away from where Rieder was living for high school. They also went to school probably a decade or more apart.
Met him at the Manukau skatepark in New Zealand did the sickest line I've ever witnessed 12,02 that's the line
Dude you saw that in person? wow
We miss Dylan! 🌹🖤
#RIPDYLAN man. Smh such a great person. This man was handsome asf too . Any one that says otherwise is fulla shit. ❤ long live Dylan dude.
He dabbled in modeling
I know which is the first skater I know that was doing that
@@soundsbitter yupp; believe so. Corey Kennedy to follow before he went through his stuff.
dylan's an icon, so many pros have him as their favorite for good reason
Love his style when he’s skating
Best impossible of all time 🐐
The amount I miss dude is unreal.
Strobeck and Oblow talking for 5min straight about how cool of a ladies man Dylan was where he’d “fuck em & chuck em” is the most cringe shit I’ve seen in skateboarding in a long ass time. Strobeck is a creep. Pretty heartbreaking that Patrick didn’t even know who Bruce Irons no wonder Epicly Later’d fell off.
Epicly Later’d didn’t fall off at all. It did change though aesthetically. Strobeck is a weirdo though. His Violet brand gives me a strange vibe
loved this
"You can give Dylan all the shit you want , but he just looks great" rip Dylan #trueblue 🌹
glad this one was reposted- thought i had seen all the episodes, but somehow this one slipped through the cracks. westminster...haha
What an incredible time of his life to get that interview
.... also I had a moment with Tom Ford while wearing Dylan's.. he saw them and asked " WHUT ARE DOES?"
God I miss him, he was soooo fucking good at everything.
14:00 anyone know who hes talking about from Anti?
if anyone can tell me what brand guitar Arto is playing i would very much appreciate it
We love you and miss you soooo much Dylan ❤
funny how dill turned into that "upriver" dude...even Ave which sucks..
dill is so old now man, he did his time being in the streets getting dirty
RIP one of the best of all time. Such a big inspiration
“But he never had a drinking problem 😌”
🤣🤣🤣
Great to see a dude that saw success early in life and didnt completely lose his life over drugs and booze. Thats especially hard to do in the sports and entertainment world where its basically encouraged to get litty. He reminds me of Chad Muska where he did the party life and club scene, got way outta hand and distracted him from skating, then had a redemption.
We miss you Dylan. ❤️🖤 #Dylanforever
Dude was next level cool. Dylan forever.
18:44 - That is genuinely the best impossible I have ever seen.
Yesss finally somebody talks about that impossible, its insane never understood why they used it for the intro for mindfield should of put it in his part
the end made me think of the song “Like Dylan in the Movies” by Belle and Sebastian
Is this in Stockton, CA?? 20:20???
thanks for posting all these! Would be great to have them labeled for when they were made or published to get some historical context
Would really love a Jason Lee epicly later'd episode!
Heath Kirchart hitting us with the truth tho
Heath was pissed haha
I wonder if they ever got along afterwards , considering heath was dylans favorite skater
Yea they made up I bet. Everyone has to remember Mind Field was Heaths retirement part as well so he couldnt felt like damn i tried to motivate this kid, ive grinded my my ass off for years he watches his own part then leaves who does he think he is etc.
RIP😥
R.I.P. little dude 🥀
what's that park he goes to in the beginning, i forgot who owned it. is that the predecessor to the berrics?
I literally came here looking for this comment. Looks like the Berrics??
It was brandon biebels park they all co owned it
Curious if this is all the footage from his part? Would be amazing if it all was put up here…
His gravis video is like 7+ minutes long so definitely not all his footage. Just search Gravis dylan and it’s out there. Such an amazing timeless part. Rip Dylan 🥀
I think he means if there is more raw footage from this interview which there is patrick talked about it on the 9 club and he said was trying to find a way for vice to let him get a hold of it again so hes interested in releasing it
Huge love for Dylan and his acclaim is 100% warranted, but man is Heath one of my all-time favorites. Not just as a skater, but as a guy. The idea that he calls himself the sort who “holds in” this or that when the videos of him going ape-shit bananas over missing a trick or a slam are legion. I feel like if Dylan could have made the most of his time with Heath, he could have really flourished in the time when pills were taking him away. Then again, who hasn’t lost some time to bad decisions?
Regardless, a great deal was lost when we lost Dylan and I wish he were still around to bring some flavor to a skate scene that, in my view, could use some of that artistic individualism that dudes like Dylan and so many of those older, East-coast had.
Best to ever do it. Epitome of style.
The people want more of these please !!!
Dylan forever! 🌹
Dude was wickid. Gone too soon. I heard heaven is a half pipe but that's only half right
@22:41 Dill seems so bummed about being "stuck in the pull up socks" haha
RIP, we still miss you
One of the greatest of all time
R.I.P. Dylan 🏝️
Interesting to hear Heath mention Dylan at 18 with no energy or motivation to get up and skate. Wonder if he was already developing cancer around that time..
Love this guy in all aspects ❤ why left so early
Dill being so Dill in this one. Incredible.
Didn't know that he almost got on anti hero. I remember reading somewhere that Tony Trujillo was an inspiration to him.
Getting rid of the HB skate park is the one of the most ridiculous things Huntington Beach has ever done
Then he just turned into one of the sickest blends of style and hardcore pop
Dylan looks like the cover of Rage Against the Machine evil Empire album.
rip man good episode
Favourite skater forever
Rip Dylan
Dylan forever
GIVE BACK! you on the path lil bro
Mark Oblow did not start Gravis. Hiroki Nakamura and Ricardo Camargo started gravis.
i watch this 50 times
Heath Kichart is the man, what a legend. Love that guy.
R.I.P JAMES HARDY and Dylan. You are the best.💔🛹