@@Angel-np7wj Line from movie Point Break 1991 said by Patrick Swayze before jumping in to save Kiano Reeves ass from a full beatdown Where you been ? :)
HECTIC! That situation at 2:00! Dude duck dives just before a surfer rides next to him and the board pops up in front of rider with leggy still attached. leggy grabs and snaps end off board! Awesome footage. Old big fella with green shorts needs a hiding aye.
@@exxotixjeff2822not to mention literally the most crowded, competitive lineup in the world. All you have to do is drive 25 minutes south of here and there are endless fun beachies that are no where near as crowded. Seems crazy to say seeing one shitty lineup makes surfing hard to enjoy. If that’s how you approach surfing then your tripping imho.
Yep, this reminds me of my experience surfing on north shore of Oahu. I was respectful, waited my turn, passed up many many waves that were mine under proper etiquette… and still got dropped in on many times and put into dangerous situations. I’m glad I got the experience off my bucket list and the waves were good. But, I would never go back. No way in hell would I do that again. The shallow reef and strong currents were formidable… but the crowds of people including locals that had no etiquette or discernible logic to their lineup made the experience mostly negative and dangerous. The vibes were bizarre, honestly. Never again.
I started surfing Snapper in 87....generally speaking it was a much friendlier environment....people waited inline,was rarely full of idiots....simpler times I guess
Wait their turn? Every single one out there is part of the problem. If you want to paddle out into a mess like that you deserve everything you get or don't get. All etiquette is lost in crowds like that. Even Occy gets dropped in on. For the life of me I can't see why you'd even bother. Coming out of the surf more stressed than when you went in sort of defeats the purpose doesn't it?
Trestles in so cal is a clown show too. The wave is so soft and easy to surf no one falls off but that crowd is way lighter than this place. I always come out of the water feeling like stabbing someone so just surf shitty beach breaks by myself.
@@johnmedina5399 I lived in SD for a long time. Trestles didn’t even exist in my mind. I could always find something better with fewer kooks to deal with. I hear ya about feeling stressed out from a surf sesh. Surfing has buckled under the weight of its own popularity unfortunately. Sad…
I surfed for about 40 years, in the last few years I felt like I was getting ready for a brawl every time. I'm not saying that's why I don't surf anymore because basically my shoulders are so sore that I can't move them, but it was getting pretty stressful for me. That's not why I surf.
Agreed, had to move up here for uni and every session getting out more and more frustrated, it's ridiculous, don't even bother padding out anymore, oh well that and being goofy. I need a left! (not dbah!) LOL
@@exxotixjeff2822 Exactly, surf elsewhere.. "If you go surfing and don't get to surf , it's not a reason to give up surfing" Surfing in GC is basically giving up surfing mate, as you don't get waves, and if you do get even 1 you probs getting snaked/dropped in on, back paddled etc..
@@michaelangelos5117 I've been surfing the same amount of years as you ... Now , to make it worse... I'm a in-land surfer , I only get to surf once or twice a year .. And when I do surf , I'll be lucky to catch a wave every hour ... the honest truth, I feel blessed to be out there with all my surf mates & now our children! I've lost my edge ... and I'm okay with it 🙂
Surely the idea of localism is lost at Snapper. Also, after 45 years of surfing I've seen my fair share of bullies in the water but they will eventually pick on someone who will box them in the nose...it's not pretty.
Yeah man, an empty ok rip bowl is much better than a crowded, douchie point break or reef. After all, don’t we all surf because we love it? If you have more fun hitting the beaches there’s nothing wrong with that.
Soooo glad I did the majority of my surfing in the 80's and 90's! Not nearly as many people surfed! This reminds me now of the frigging Harley Davidson riders fking up us sportbike riders!
I quit surfing and found that riding an electric unicycle is like having a Jetpack between your legs or kind of like flying. It also takes skill to learn, but once you get good at it it's just you and whatever obstacles you want to ride around and you don't have to deal with a bunch of yahoos in the water.
I had the displeasure to surf around him several times in the 90s. He was an entitled prick. Not all pros were like that. Curran was a great guy. Now, it seems like more of them think they can do what they want.
Two people competing on the same wave would make the WSL so much better and relevant, like doubles tennis against each other or like doubles figure skating where you both pair up in doubles to shred the wave more than the other doubles 👌👌
If you drop in you can cause a severe injury, so don’t get upset if you get a smack in the mouth. The person on the inside has right of the wave. Locals don’t own the waves! Don’t think you can intimidate everyone because one day you’ll regret it.
I don't surf - curious what being on the inside of the wave means? Ski/Snowboarding you would yield to whoever is downslope period. But on a wave, it would seem like whoever is 'up' wave and has been surfing it should have right of way to continue, rather than someone further down the path taking over.
It seems all the old time granola activities like this with mountain biking, rock climbing, bouldering, and backpacking etc. are getting saturated with both people who are new and don't care to learn the etiquette and those snobs who care nothing to guide those new to these pursuits. Gotta say, walking rivers in the mountains and foothills and interacting with anglers, specifically older fly fisherman gracious enough to stop and chat with newbies like myself has been a breath of fresh air. Banff, Jasper, Yoho, Canmore, Kootenay and Squamish are places I do not even visit anymore on my time off. Seems there are too many entitled and stuck up "hardcore" veterans and ignorant often dangerous weekend warriors. Soon I am sure I will have to switch hobbies yet again once I get stuck having to hear complaints from other fishermen for my mere presence on "their" river.
I'm happy to hear things are going even that well in your neck of the woods... I think it's overpopulation. I live in CO so we see many tourists on top of an ever-growing number of in-state residents. Everyone wants 2.5 kids and we keep accepting immigrants. All of whom will want to enjoy these natural places and, individually, they do have a right to. But the ever-increasing masses are destroying the ecosystems and ruining the experience.
I've had my fair share of party waves at snapper. It sucks when people deliberately drop in, but it makes the session so much nore enjoyable to just assume it was an accident and have fun with it + have a laugh after. Be nice
I spent 3 weeks up there about 5 years ago coming from the surf coast of Vic. No etiquette there whatsoever. Be in the right spot, a local would paddle up the inside and take off, literally every wave. Ended up sitting waiting for the mid sized ones inside and getting snaked constantly. Went in almost every session before I got too worked up and ready to put the 🥊 gloves on. Not like that over here. Not interested in going back although I enjoyed watching Dingo, Parko and Mikey W taking off behind the rock. Too hectic! Definitely not the place to be if you like being out in nature, getting good waves, and taking time out to chill and enjoy the ocean!
I don't know any surf bro code, but I feel I'd find it more fun if someone was riding the wave with me, I'd probably just look over and smile and yell "yeah man"
Yea non surfer myself, I think the moment with 4 guys closely spaced on one wave is cool. Just that everyone has to be a bro and have safety in mind - I would rather bail than risk hurting a stranger. Some would probably rather bash you in the face than lose the wave.
So what's the situation in hawaii with white people vs polynesians today? Still a racial division? I had an ethnically chinese coworker who said she had a horrible time growing up there due to the polynesians. It sort of seems like it shouldn't be a US territory let alone state, but I'd never support ceding impactful naval territory.
There are some people who just enjoy the waves. They don't act like they own the waves If someone drops in they treat it like a ski hill That's super cool
That last guy aye. The 6th guy on the wave. Effectively dropping in on 5 people. Then surfs it like an absolute kook, does absolutely nothing and kicks out. Nice one mate. Totally worth burning 5 people for that. Ripping. 👍
I agree with the dropping in, total tool part, but are you saying that only better surfers should get waves? Like a wave is somehow worth less if the guy riding is an intermediate surfer, or a beginner? What if it was the best wave of the guys life? He doesn’t deserve it because you think he’s a kook? Aren’t we all kooks to someone? You think John John thinks you rip?
I surfed everyday in Burleigh Heads and there wasn’t nearly anyone around. In fact i was almost always alone out there. Coolengatta is like 20 min away people must like that spot better haha
@@swibwi By that logic one would assume followers of Islam are still raping little girls and bludgeoning homosexuals. Or that latin America is full of bloodthirsty savages who would cut your chest open. Oh wait.
I dropped in on a big Maori fella on a boogie board off Snapper Rocks a few years ago. He chased after me but I miraculously realised I could run on water. I saw him a few times after that around Snapper and Dbar he came up to me but I piss bolted. I've seen goat boaters out at Snapper when its packed running everyone over lol.
@@KanyeKetchup cool ok he surfs like this guy I know from school and did live there on the tweed, nic name shaga. He's one of those guys who gravitates to people and spots that are famous or at least really popular so he can make claims about surfing each swell etc. . It's the only reason he moved to the tweed whilst I can't get away far enough from the place. It's a good wave but it's not worth the drama. I leave it to the locals to deal with, they have it wired.
This is not the first video I've seen that old guy with red hair and green neon shorts that looks like Louis C.K. dropping in on everyone and everything in sight.
For my spot on a good day like this when the waves were breaking? I would be thanking God for catching couple waves for about 1.5 hours session. Surfing is fun but you have to be realistic. Everyone shows up on days like this, especially the good ones.
I mean rule #1 if you are gonna drop in on someone has to be don’t wear fluro yellow boardies
Glad to hear that’s what you mean 👍
more important, learn to surf.
That guy was not just a snake, but a total unsafe kook
That guy was a complete pisshole
Yup. that dude was a menace. Needs a set too for sure
Green shorts dude is a MENACE 😂
He's a ginge, so he's got no soul.
The only one deserves actual punishment.
getting pitted mate.
I think the guy should be strong since nobody punishes him even he keeps robing one wave after another
imagine how he drives on the M1, probably no indicator forcing people off side of the road without even realising on a daily basis. big dumb oaf
pretty much sums up the state of surfing in 2024
Pretty much sums up the state of everything in 2024. Me me me
99% of the world’s surf breaks are more or less empty. People gotta explore more.
And this is now "surf content" .car crash video for the views (and i have thumbs downed and wont watch this channel again)
This ain’t new. Been like this for a long time.
@@AlleyTrashBoards Used to be MUCH worse.
That dude in the green shorts got me tilted.
Back off War Child !
@@EbolacrashI dont get the reference
@@Angel-np7wjsounds like a you problem.
@@JSp8 You don't get it either do you..? Nice try though
@@Angel-np7wj Line from movie Point Break 1991 said by Patrick Swayze before jumping in to save Kiano Reeves ass from a full beatdown Where you been ? :)
HECTIC! That situation at 2:00! Dude duck dives just before a surfer rides next to him and the board pops up in front of rider with leggy still attached. leggy grabs and snaps end off board! Awesome footage. Old big fella with green shorts needs a hiding aye.
thank you for explaining what happened there, that left me puzzled
@@austrussian ha ha yeah I had to watch it a dozen times to understand it. Hectic plus
that's also very dangerous!
There are the same two guys that keep dropping in and need a free dental appointment on the beach!
dr marten dental plan.
They are over privileged locals who need a lesson.
Yeah hard, I remember watching a vid like this a year ago and it was the same 2 sad sacks, could spot their dogshit style a mile off
Old mate in the yellow shorts was prolific. Guy was burning everyone
@@wisu3529 yep he needs an attitude adjustment
I've been surfing for 50 years. Seeing and experiencing this makes I hard to enjoy it anymore
That’s one day at one break! If you can’t find anything different you’d better stop watching RUclips
@@exxotixjeff2822 Thanks for the advice a ho.
@@exxotixjeff2822not to mention literally the most crowded, competitive lineup in the world. All you have to do is drive 25 minutes south of here and there are endless fun beachies that are no where near as crowded. Seems crazy to say seeing one shitty lineup makes surfing hard to enjoy. If that’s how you approach surfing then your tripping imho.
Some of these guys are going to cry when they see what they really look like surfing.
Green shorts 😂
That’s the truth biggest barn’s ever wow!!!!
Yep, this reminds me of my experience surfing on north shore of Oahu. I was respectful, waited my turn, passed up many many waves that were mine under proper etiquette… and still got dropped in on many times and put into dangerous situations. I’m glad I got the experience off my bucket list and the waves were good. But, I would never go back. No way in hell would I do that again. The shallow reef and strong currents were formidable… but the crowds of people including locals that had no etiquette or discernible logic to their lineup made the experience mostly negative and dangerous. The vibes were bizarre, honestly. Never again.
Well said!
Noted. I'll be visiting next year. I'll stick to hiking on mushrooms and sailing.
@ haha good man! 🌞
I started surfing Snapper in 87....generally speaking it was a much friendlier environment....people waited inline,was rarely full of idiots....simpler times I guess
Wait their turn? Every single one out there is part of the problem. If you want to paddle out into a mess like that you deserve everything you get or don't get. All etiquette is lost in crowds like that. Even Occy gets dropped in on. For the life of me I can't see why you'd even bother. Coming out of the surf more stressed than when you went in sort of defeats the purpose doesn't it?
Total clown show.
Rather sit on the beach with a six pack and watch that circus.
Seriously. What's the point? You're just looking for a fight here. Sad
Trestles in so cal is a clown show too. The wave is so soft and easy to surf no one falls off but that crowd is way lighter than this place. I always come out of the water feeling like stabbing someone so just surf shitty beach breaks by myself.
@@johnmedina5399 I lived in SD for a long time. Trestles didn’t even exist in my mind. I could always find something better with fewer kooks to deal with. I hear ya about feeling stressed out from a surf sesh. Surfing has buckled under the weight of its own popularity unfortunately. Sad…
I surfed for about 40 years, in the last few years I felt like I was getting ready for a brawl every time.
I'm not saying that's why I don't surf anymore because basically my shoulders are so sore that I can't move them, but it was getting pretty stressful for me.
That's not why I surf.
100%
Agreed, had to move up here for uni and every session getting out more and more frustrated, it's ridiculous, don't even bother padding out anymore, oh well that and being goofy. I need a left! (not dbah!) LOL
If you go out there expecting to get waves, you’ll get frustrated,no reason to give up surfing though, there’s plenty of other times and places
@@exxotixjeff2822 Exactly, surf elsewhere.. "If you go surfing and don't get to surf , it's not a reason to give up surfing" Surfing in GC is basically giving up surfing mate, as you don't get waves, and if you do get even 1 you probs getting snaked/dropped in on, back paddled etc..
@@michaelangelos5117 I've been surfing the same amount of years as you ...
Now , to make it worse... I'm a in-land surfer , I only get to surf once or twice a year ..
And when I do surf , I'll be lucky to catch a wave every hour ... the honest truth, I feel blessed to be out there with all my surf mates & now our children!
I've lost my edge ... and I'm okay with it 🙂
Surely the idea of localism is lost at Snapper. Also, after 45 years of surfing I've seen my fair share of bullies in the water but they will eventually pick on someone who will box them in the nose...it's not pretty.
There’s ALWAYS someone tougher. It’s only a matter of time before ya’ run into them… and their fists with your face🤕
incredible wavee filled with lost humans
Finally something that makes surfing watchable
The boogie boarder @5:10 played it perfectly 😂😂
Everything that is wrong with surfing.
Surfers
The only problem are those who cause problems. Instigators are the problem - not normal people.
Game players are the problem.
Correction - everything that is wrong with surfing “snapper”
There is a lot guys that hassle way better than they can surf
For what purpose?
Foolangatta…..green shorts was comical.
He needs some re-adjusting
#asshat
buddy was the worse surfer out there😂
@@timbo365 Big time.
@@eveningglass he looks like a ship taking on water
That yellow shorts guy was in every other clip😭
My local is like this, I stopped surfing there and hit a beachie now. No where near as good but no BS. Or people.
Don’t advertise it!
Yeah man, an empty ok rip bowl is much better than a crowded, douchie point break or reef. After all, don’t we all surf because we love it? If you have more fun hitting the beaches there’s nothing wrong with that.
Wow, what an aspirational movie! I’m still punching myself for not being able to catch good waves🤣
Soooo glad I did the majority of my surfing in the 80's and 90's! Not nearly as many people surfed! This reminds me now of the frigging Harley Davidson riders fking up us sportbike riders!
If you have ever driven on the roads in the GC, this behaviour completely makes sense.
I quit surfing and found that riding an electric unicycle is like having a Jetpack between your legs or kind of like flying. It also takes skill to learn, but once you get good at it it's just you and whatever obstacles you want to ride around and you don't have to deal with a bunch of yahoos in the water.
It used to take me around an hour to get a wave out at Snapper while battling the south sweep. 2005, what a winter that was.
So it's OK to drop in on Occy too. What a world.
Occy has dropped in on his unfair share.
I had the displeasure to surf around him several times in the 90s. He was an entitled prick. Not all pros were like that. Curran was a great guy. Now, it seems like more of them think they can do what they want.
Occy is hardly shy of a drop in
I'm so glad I grew up surfing in the 70s 🤣😂🤣
the ones who always burn and punch other people are always the worse surfers😂 especially green shorts
The only problem are those who cause problems. Instigators are the problem - not normal people.
Game players are the problem.
This is why I stopped surfing years ago.
Because of bullying? Have your fun and give the bully the opportunity to give you a reason to set him straight.
@@Eman-vp5wk No - because of overcrowding.
@@Eman-vp5wk No - because of overcrowding.
That ditched board at 1:57 could have seriously hurt that guy
did u notice that the board actually snapped at the tail
Too many dudes out, simple as that 😎
Great editing rush hour traffic Coolangatta
What a nightmare. No etiquette or common courtesy. People like that take the fun out of it.
Last wave is the best where they all drop in on each other😂
Occy does really have an exceptionally flowing bottom-turn though doesn't he? Credit for that
Couldn't pay me to surf out there
There's people that got paid to create that.
@@stevenhusmann8485 what do you mean by "that"?
Create what?
@@stevenhusmann8485 I met the big red headed guy up at crescent head this last month and he claims it was AI
That old body boarder guy drops in on everyone. He’s such a tool
He's my hero.
@@shilombabawhy
@@Eman-vp5wk His shorts.
We knew a dude who rode a long board and would hog the sets from past break. He owned the local surf shop.
Probably because the surfers disrespect him. If you get verbal abuse from someone why would you care to show them any respect back?
Haha gold coast!! Sunny days shady people.
Two people competing on the same wave would make the WSL so much better and relevant, like doubles tennis against each other or like doubles figure skating where you both pair up in doubles to shred the wave more than the other doubles 👌👌
Or just have two people fist fight on a wave w/ MMA rules
If you drop in you can cause a severe injury, so don’t get upset if you get a smack in the mouth.
The person on the inside has right of the wave.
Locals don’t own the waves!
Don’t think you can intimidate everyone because one day you’ll regret it.
I don't surf - curious what being on the inside of the wave means? Ski/Snowboarding you would yield to whoever is downslope period. But on a wave, it would seem like whoever is 'up' wave and has been surfing it should have right of way to continue, rather than someone further down the path taking over.
It seems all the old time granola activities like this with mountain biking, rock climbing, bouldering, and backpacking etc. are getting saturated with both people who are new and don't care to learn the etiquette and those snobs who care nothing to guide those new to these pursuits. Gotta say, walking rivers in the mountains and foothills and interacting with anglers, specifically older fly fisherman gracious enough to stop and chat with newbies like myself has been a breath of fresh air. Banff, Jasper, Yoho, Canmore, Kootenay and Squamish are places I do not even visit anymore on my time off. Seems there are too many entitled and stuck up "hardcore" veterans and ignorant often dangerous weekend warriors. Soon I am sure I will have to switch hobbies yet again once I get stuck having to hear complaints from other fishermen for my mere presence on "their" river.
I'm happy to hear things are going even that well in your neck of the woods... I think it's overpopulation. I live in CO so we see many tourists on top of an ever-growing number of in-state residents. Everyone wants 2.5 kids and we keep accepting immigrants. All of whom will want to enjoy these natural places and, individually, they do have a right to. But the ever-increasing masses are destroying the ecosystems and ruining the experience.
Barrels, burns, and turns! Summer coming to the gold coast!😂
Aloha
I'd find a chillax wave to surf on, not in the crowds
Bro what I remember watching a compilation of drop ins a year ago and it was the same 2 shit sticks
I've had my fair share of party waves at snapper. It sucks when people deliberately drop in, but it makes the session so much nore enjoyable to just assume it was an accident and have fun with it + have a laugh after. Be nice
I spent 3 weeks up there about 5 years ago coming from the surf coast of Vic. No etiquette there whatsoever. Be in the right spot, a local would paddle up the inside and take off, literally every wave. Ended up sitting waiting for the mid sized ones inside and getting snaked constantly. Went in almost every session before I got too worked up and ready to put the 🥊 gloves on. Not like that over here. Not interested in going back although I enjoyed watching Dingo, Parko and Mikey W taking off behind the rock. Too hectic! Definitely not the place to be if you like being out in nature, getting good waves, and taking time out to chill and enjoy the ocean!
you wouldn't enjoy watching parko if you knew his personality.
3：05 のグーフィーフッターは🇦🇺OCCYでしょうか？
彼のバックサイドスタイルにそっくりです。
彼のパワーサーフィンは最高でした！
BAGUS！
I don't know any surf bro code, but I feel I'd find it more fun if someone was riding the wave with me, I'd probably just look over and smile and yell "yeah man"
Yea non surfer myself, I think the moment with 4 guys closely spaced on one wave is cool. Just that everyone has to be a bro and have safety in mind - I would rather bail than risk hurting a stranger. Some would probably rather bash you in the face than lose the wave.
this is strangely soothing to watch
The bodyboarder had priority. He was already on plane. 0:23
No surfer was deeper on a plane? He's nut dragging
Agreed, he was already on the wave for awhile. Farther inside is a snake move when someone has been on the wave that long.
Looks like any regular day in SoCal at El Porto , Nicholas Canyon, Venice and many more!
Please come to Hawaii with that attitude 🙏. We would love to give you a lesson in surf etiquette.
Mandatory plane tickets after some of these drop ins.
So what's the situation in hawaii with white people vs polynesians today? Still a racial division? I had an ethnically chinese coworker who said she had a horrible time growing up there due to the polynesians. It sort of seems like it shouldn't be a US territory let alone state, but I'd never support ceding impactful naval territory.
I used to want to learn. Think that'll die on the bucket list
1 minute 55 tail of board got ripped off 😂
That was unreal 😮😂
@@garvinc7267never saw anything like that😬
Probably one of the main stream boards that last about 1 month and costs 1200 bucks to buy
Paddled in with a thruster, paddled out with a twinny! 😂😂😂
There are some people who just enjoy the waves.
They don't act like they own the waves
If someone drops in they treat it like a ski hill
That's super cool
Occy looking smooth and fast!)
did some just drop in on occy 3:19 ? that is a first
Yeah, I mean his score must be like 100-1 in that department right?
I swear I just saw Occy get burned. 😫 His style is unmistakable
Occy also does his fair share of dropping in 😔
So did the green short guy get beat up or what?
That last guy aye. The 6th guy on the wave. Effectively dropping in on 5 people. Then surfs it like an absolute kook, does absolutely nothing and kicks out. Nice one mate. Totally worth burning 5 people for that. Ripping. 👍
I agree with the dropping in, total tool part, but are you saying that only better surfers should get waves? Like a wave is somehow worth less if the guy riding is an intermediate surfer, or a beginner? What if it was the best wave of the guys life? He doesn’t deserve it because you think he’s a kook? Aren’t we all kooks to someone? You think John John thinks you rip?
Having fun never looked so horrible 😂
Bald green shorts was out there causing HAVOC!!
How often you have waves like this in coolangatta??😮
That fulla in flouro wouldn't last long at home FFN. 👊🏽💩
Because he’s white😂😂🤷🏽♂️
I surfed everyday in Burleigh Heads and there wasn’t nearly anyone around. In fact i was almost always alone out there. Coolengatta is like 20 min away people must like that spot better haha
@@bearrage80 Well played Sir 🙏🏻😎
It's definitely the outback steakhouse. No rules just right😂
Surfing looks fun as fuck man. Too bad I didn’t grow up around the ocean. Been skateboarding for 20+ years, always wanted to learn surfing ☹️
Surfing peaked with Point Break.
typical behaviour of a gaggle of convicts
Big call numbnuts, considering for most of the arseholes in the water English is not their first language.
Not convicts anymore....bogans.
@@sonofagreatsouthernland the shit apple doesn't fall far from the shit tree
@@sonofagreatsouthernland is "bogan" what you call "gangstalker" agents?
@@swibwi By that logic one would assume followers of Islam are still raping little girls and bludgeoning homosexuals. Or that latin America is full of bloodthirsty savages who would cut your chest open. Oh wait.
This makes me wonder if I'm very lucky in Dunedin New Zealand, as the waves are never crowded here
I dropped in on a big Maori fella on a boogie board off Snapper Rocks a few years ago. He chased after me but I miraculously realised I could run on water. I saw him a few times after that around Snapper and Dbar he came up to me but I piss bolted. I've seen goat boaters out at Snapper when its packed running everyone over lol.
Stay classy coolangatta
Most enjoyable moment of the video at 2:51
This was a surfing battle royale
Same bloke droppin
2 of em. The goofy in the springie with the sticker on his nose and the other bellend in yellow trunks. Kooks
Same clips on repeat
Old clips
too many people. impressive that not more people were hurt
As some one clueless about surf, Im surprised no one took a board right in the dome 😂
It’s so sad… how do we fix this shit! Snapper locals need some knuckle busters
It’s the locals doing most of the dropping in
F Y I there knuckle dusters 👊
Nobody owns the ocean sucker !
@@KanyeKetchup behave yourself or get hurt
@@Eman-vp5wkBrazzos crew gonna wreck ya
You hardly ever witness bigger waves being fought over.
Is the guy burning the moniz brothers in the yellow/green shorts shaggamang?
Shit his name isn't dan is it? I know a shagga and he lived in cooly.
He's not there anymore I know where he is if it's the same guy?
Na its Reece Walsh@nicktrueman224
@@KanyeKetchup cool ok he surfs like this guy I know from school and did live there on the tweed, nic name shaga.
He's one of those guys who gravitates to people and spots that are famous or at least really popular so he can make claims about surfing each swell etc. .
It's the only reason he moved to the tweed whilst I can't get away far enough from the place.
It's a good wave but it's not worth the drama.
I leave it to the locals to deal with, they have it wired.
@@nicktrueman224100 % he might be Adhd
@@nicktrueman224that's really sad what a poor lost soul
Dangerous AF but it sure is entertaining 😂🥴
Theres two guys burning everyone lol, the one guy just drops in burns people then pulls out hahah
“Get off my wave. Goons trying to drop in. Go back to the valley man”
What’s funny is as soon as waves are really pumping I surf only with ghosts and real surfers 😂
Its less crowded at the Trevi fountain in Rome..
Was that Malibu? Florescent green shorts dude needs a parking lot check.
he does indeed.
Believe they said Australia many times..... Doubt this is Malibu and the rich folks lol
@@e.solano3963 the Malibu reference was a joke. It’s notorious for crowds and people taking off on you.
@ghus528hz nobody owns the ocean sucker
@@KanyeKetchup no one said that, numbnuts.
Respectful surfing is not hard
It is at snapper😂
Two go in the barrel, none come out.
Looks a lot like here on weekends. Respect? What's that?
This gave me such anxiety and I dont even surf, i just like to sit and watch. Way too man people.
2:16 "my thruster feels too slow, can you reshape it as twin fin ASAP?"
I grew up in a day when people respected others more. Surfing later became a gladiator sport.
Muppet city
This is not the first video I've seen that old guy with red hair and green neon shorts that looks like Louis C.K. dropping in on everyone and everything in sight.
If you keep away from the point breaks and surf sandbar A frames in the GC and Northern NSW you can get a hassle free waves of decent quality.
Crowded Wave! No fun!😝🤙🤙
For my spot on a good day like this when the waves were breaking? I would be thanking God for catching couple waves for about 1.5 hours session. Surfing is fun but you have to be realistic. Everyone shows up on days like this, especially the good ones.
I run no leash on the Great Lakes but there it’s like dam
I Also don’t have people to deal with it’s not as warm as anywere else
I lived on the GC in the 80's. Some spots were still contolled by locals but not here. Always full of kooks.