The sad part for Jah is that at 13 minutes he talks about how much thought goes into things. His version on "the hardest tricks last" is wild to comprehend as most of his video parts are absolute bangers. Every trick is huge. You can also tell its done that way because he may not say it, but he wants skater of the year. After him not getting it when he dropped need that and shine on in the same year I felt like he will never get it. Love or hate him he is the tony hawk of street skating.
Crazy, I havent been following skating media for years and I would have Guessed nyjah would have 1 for sure. Definetly deserves it with a sick part and all the contest skating on top of that.
Nyjah has been doing it at such a high level for so long it’s crazy to realize he’s 29 FREAKING YEARS OLD. He’s still in his athletic prime right now. He’s got so many good years left.
Crazy right?? I remember being like 10 and he was 11 skating the craziest spots and running in games with he dreads dragging the ground. Nyjah has been my skating idol for many years. So glad he's still going all these years later.
Nyjah is a really cool dude. I love watching anything he puts out, and I really like that even though he is very likely the best street skater ever, he is humble as well. I haven't skated in 10 years, and turned 40 some months back. I could only watch so many Nyjah videos before it lit the fire again, and I am so glad it did. Although I am beyond rusty, and can barely kickflip or anything after that long of a break, I can feel it will come back with practice. It's literally what has been missing in my life. I don't even need to be amazing at it anymore, but just having skating as something to work on and gain progress in feels great to have again.
I came back to it at 48 after 18 years away. I don’t try and flip the board at all anymore and shifted towards transition. Above all else, I’m just thankful to still be able to skate. In many ways I’m a ‘better skater’, even though I’m not as good. I absolutely love it. Now I’ve just gotta get through the next six months of rehabilitation for torn shoulder ligaments 😂
I’m 32 years old, had to quit unfortunately in my early 20s due to injuries, and not having health insurance. But last year during the holidays. I had made a decision to get back into Skateboarding, after getting health insurance, and now having adult money. I work for myself, and control my own schedule as a Photographer and Cinematographer. So for me seeing so many skaters who made it like Tony Hawk, and especially Nyjah all talk about Skating and doing it as they get older. What they’re doing to stay healthy and keeping in shape. Like with Neen Williams doing his fitness routines. It’s awesome seeing skaters I admired talk freely about things they’ve dealt with. Sometimes we as Skate fans, think they are just not human with some of the things they’ve been able to accomplish and overcome. It’s great to see them talk about their mindset, and show their passion for the sport and art of Skateboarding. For me I miss throwing myself down gaps, ledges, and hitting hubbas. I wanna know what it feels like again, Nyjah last few parts certain got me hyped to get back on a board. Also seeing Antwuan Dixon back on his board got me super hyped as well. This was a great podcast overall. I do wish they asked Nyjah if he would ever grow back the dreads, or if he missed them. He had some of the sickest dreads ever, alongside with Adelmo Jr. Edit: Thanks for all the kind words y’all. I’m certainly going to begin my Skateboarding restart this summer, after 10 years of not skateboarding.
Really cool interview. While not much of a skater, I was a cameraman at Vision back in the Olden Days ('1987-90). I had the great luck of watching Tony's first 9 at the X-Games live, from 20 feet away, and also shooting footage at an Etnies GvR where Nyjah showed up as a kid, and even Dave Duncan was calling him "Little Dreadlock Kid," when no one knew who he was. Nyjah ollied the stair sets there (Lake Forest), blowing everyone's minds. I was in lurktogrpaher mode both of those times. Been watching you guys for many years now as a fan. Really cool to hear you guys go deep on the details of skating at such a high level.
The in-depth skate talk was legit the best segment in a while. So much love for each others skill set and the conversation just flowed so effortlessly 👍
Over here weve never heard that term ( the people I skate with at least ) we just said ankle and now its ankle thing kinda taken from the parkour community since a lot of us also do that.
Loved this. Arguably the best vert skater and street skater of all time just hanging out and talking skating. No disrespect to Ellis, he holds his own. The amount of mutual respect for eachothers craft is great too.
Half cab body varial to frontside hurricane to fakie is almost incomprehensible to picture in the mind’s eye. Nyjah is a precession instrument of skateboarding, and it’s great the conversation stayed on that topic. Laughs abound as per usual. Haha 😆. Thank you.
NH's commentary is most useful in any human application. Dude doesn't even need the mother -f-in gnarliest skater title. He had guidance and structure growing up, and he's doing the math on it all - love at his age and skill level. NH is so rad and a massive contribution to the sk8 community. Always. Peace and thank you, TH/JE/NH. So much love.
Even with one of the greatest street skaters to ever ride, as a guest... The chemistry between Tony and Ellis steals the show. Great episode, Nyjah is definitely a goat.
Watched this a couple of months ago and loved how cool and humble he was although even the best seem to get humbled in front of Tony. But then just watched him stamp it down at the X Games. Twice. He is still the best their seems to be no stopping him. He truly is a phenomenon.
Quit skating for like 15 years. Stopped when I was around 19 and picked back it back up in my mid 30’s during Covid. Learned everything all over again and the falls take longer to recover from but it’s still fun.
This was such a banger on so many levels. You have Hawk who was part of that extreme sports era and created tricks and was such a good quarter pipe rider. Then you have Jah who is pushing the sport further and further just like Hawk, but on the street side. Then you have Ellis who was a good skater but never was a true comp skater. But his entire life evolved around skating and extreme sports. So seeing them all talk and respect each other is cool. They also have a real flow to it. I could watch hours of this
I really respect Nyjah for pushing the sport to new limits. The stuff he was doing in the early Street League was amazing and revolutionary, then he goes and does similar gnarly shit in the streets. Such a goat
Tony! Dude you called out what I've been thinking for years. Everyone hops off their board when they get to the quarter pipes. What the ef. Its a line, the whole point is to not get off your board lol.
I love seeing the breakdown of vert to Street trick names. I'm totally clueless. I played Tony's games a lot as a young lad and I was a shit skateboarder. I love hearing all this jargon
Tony be that "last ramp sk8r", trying to keep it alive 😅😅😅. As an over 50 street rider, I FKN LOVE HOW STREET HAS EXPLODED & DOMINATED!! (finally!) Parquor for real men? ..lol
Nyjah not getting SOTY is criminal after his last two sb parts. Dudes a fn machine don’t care what anyone says he is and always will be one of the greatest of all time to ride a board.
nyj on the pod reachin new heights man im like 3/4ths the way through nyjah is so chill man so smooth more people needa practice the nyj oh yeah dig the mega ramp talk also the tone 9 🤘🏻🤘🏻😂
I used to skate at vans Milpitas all the time. Had a membership for a handful of years and that full vert was MASSIVE! I saw so many people wheeled out by EMS many times from bailing it.
Jason trying to learn new words should be it's own series. I remember back in the early sirius days Jason used to have spelling contests with callers, I don't think he ever won.
FINALLY!! And who knew Nyjah is as bad of a "weed dweller" as Birdman!!! BUT, we've gotta get Jason Lee because I want the "ripped off" graphics conversation and Ellis's reaction!! Great show as always guys!!
The landing tricks in practice is not a myth Kelly Hart has said on the 9 Club that they watch practices to get a base line of what the skaters are capable of.
@@MRCY223 when you hyperflex your foot/ankle. it happens when you land with all your weight on one leg with your knee going past your toes, causing a hard flex on your ankle joint.
Even though he'd throw a fit and get all pissy if someone busted his balls, hed remind you he "Fights MMA" and could "beat you up" and probably talk about how many times he's hit his head and how hes depressed and is gay and his entire life story so don't make fun of him kind of vibe.
All 3 work well together a great content and Wolf something special about him remind me of a few skaters freids who was on a little different types but it s all love and when you got freinds like that you have em for life because they fit so good in the crew and to hang out whit had been cool to hang whit the people i grew up skating hardcore when we also skate pretty good in the 90s 🤪 Thanks for a great show and i know many dont like nyjha i Rember it was many haters but i believe it was Envy a lot he seems like a awsome dude and Tony or others Legends from verts street or park in the 90s so fun to meet em hang whit em speasly since skatet whit some of them on a contest warm up or a jam but vert was sadly not for me 🙄 hardcore street skaters and liked miniramps i miss the 90s before my body still could skate now my body Sadly to f up to skate like i want and of course my age but i love pick my board in summer time just to cruise the street s or find some small Spots just to trye some tricks my body still can land a few times 😂
52:56 Nyjah , Tony, and Jason, About not looking at your feet on a trick. I normally see a skater look at their board when getting up on an obstacle. As a beginner skater is it better to learn without looking? Currently I don't look, however I've decided to start looking, as I believe this is interfering with my progress. But I'm skating for the long game. Is it better to learn by looking at your feet or by feel? Thank you.
Never skated as a child. I started late. So late, that Tony will not be the age that I started at until two more years. While the elder Nyjah grinds a rail, my goal is to ollie a 3 stair gap, and have my casket rolled on skateboards. Happy birthday Tony. Float on my friends.
Jason's qustion on judging, is something I always wanted to knoe how Nyjah felt. There are plenty of times i felt he kinda got lowballed cause of how smooth and effortless he makes these tricks seem or that they are judging him against whatever they felt they should see from him as, opposed the actual damn competition.
When Nyjah's talking about knowing where the board is around 53 minutes it makes me think of pro baseball hitters talking about seeing pitches. Because the ball is moving so fast that they naturally predict where the ball is going to be, that's the limit of human perception and your brain fills in the rest.
The Mctwist fever was real! Just found VHS footage from Bones Brigade Tour - Harrisburg PA around '90 or '91 - TH shut down the mini-ramp demo with a McTwist - "Jane Says" album playing - and landed it as Perry Ferrell is wailing in that song. So hype! Still seems magical as a trick to me. Pretty funny video autograph footage from the demo too of Kevin Harris, TH, Steve Saiz and unfortunately just a quick wave from Ray Underhill - mom Lee didn't realize who she cut off when she did that video cut. Wish there was a way to share it easily
The sad part for Jah is that at 13 minutes he talks about how much thought goes into things. His version on "the hardest tricks last" is wild to comprehend as most of his video parts are absolute bangers. Every trick is huge. You can also tell its done that way because he may not say it, but he wants skater of the year. After him not getting it when he dropped need that and shine on in the same year I felt like he will never get it. Love or hate him he is the tony hawk of street skating.
Well said
Crazy, I havent been following skating media for years and I would have Guessed nyjah would have 1 for sure. Definetly deserves it with a sick part and all the contest skating on top of that.
Huh??????
That award is complete garbage until nyjah gets it and prob is anyways
Nah bro, Rodney Mullen is the Tony hawk of street tfytb
Nyjah has been doing it at such a high level for so long it’s crazy to realize he’s 29 FREAKING YEARS OLD. He’s still in his athletic prime right now. He’s got so many good years left.
Crazy right?? I remember being like 10 and he was 11 skating the craziest spots and running in games with he dreads dragging the ground. Nyjah has been my skating idol for many years. So glad he's still going all these years later.
@kjdacod
Ten years ago never thought i would get to listen a real skate convo between these three legends
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why not
Lmao at Jasons first question out the gate “do you ever wear pants?” 😂😂
i felt a little aggresive that question... is like none of your business what ppl wear
@@arkaization softy
@@arkaizationyou hurt lil buddy
Jason really wanted to know when he doesn’t
@@arkaization how can you be more offended that the actual person? Seeking sympathy aye?
Nyjah is a really cool dude. I love watching anything he puts out, and I really like that even though he is very likely the best street skater ever, he is humble as well. I haven't skated in 10 years, and turned 40 some months back. I could only watch so many Nyjah videos before it lit the fire again, and I am so glad it did. Although I am beyond rusty, and can barely kickflip or anything after that long of a break, I can feel it will come back with practice. It's literally what has been missing in my life. I don't even need to be amazing at it anymore, but just having skating as something to work on and gain progress in feels great to have again.
I came back to it at 48 after 18 years away. I don’t try and flip the board at all anymore and shifted towards transition. Above all else, I’m just thankful to still be able to skate. In many ways I’m a ‘better skater’, even though I’m not as good. I absolutely love it. Now I’ve just gotta get through the next six months of rehabilitation for torn shoulder ligaments 😂
I’m 32 years old, had to quit unfortunately in my early 20s due to injuries, and not having health insurance. But last year during the holidays. I had made a decision to get back into Skateboarding, after getting health insurance, and now having adult money. I work for myself, and control my own schedule as a Photographer and Cinematographer. So for me seeing so many skaters who made it like Tony Hawk, and especially Nyjah all talk about Skating and doing it as they get older. What they’re doing to stay healthy and keeping in shape. Like with Neen Williams doing his fitness routines. It’s awesome seeing skaters I admired talk freely about things they’ve dealt with. Sometimes we as Skate fans, think they are just not human with some of the things they’ve been able to accomplish and overcome. It’s great to see them talk about their mindset, and show their passion for the sport and art of Skateboarding.
For me I miss throwing myself down gaps, ledges, and hitting hubbas. I wanna know what it feels like again, Nyjah last few parts certain got me hyped to get back on a board. Also seeing Antwuan Dixon back on his board got me super hyped as well. This was a great podcast overall. I do wish they asked Nyjah if he would ever grow back the dreads, or if he missed them. He had some of the sickest dreads ever, alongside with Adelmo Jr.
Edit: Thanks for all the kind words y’all. I’m certainly going to begin my Skateboarding restart this summer, after 10 years of not skateboarding.
Good luck man
Tbh I’d just do whatever doesn’t hurt and rehab good. Like my foam roller invention. The joints and back wear out super bad
3:acls and a full knee replacement. I never thought I would quit skating but it scares the shit out of me to do it anymore.
Keep shredding!
DO A KICKFLIP!!!!
The “what?” Tony gives when he hears huston hasn’t broken a bone other than his finger is hilarious 😂
It was Jason but yea literally
Lol
Yet….
He knows what’s he can do, he perfects it and executes it! 🔥🔥
That wasn’t Tony it was the other host only thing Tony said was wow
Really cool interview. While not much of a skater, I was a cameraman at Vision back in the Olden Days ('1987-90). I had the great luck of watching Tony's first 9 at the X-Games live, from 20 feet away, and also shooting footage at an Etnies GvR where Nyjah showed up as a kid, and even Dave Duncan was calling him "Little Dreadlock Kid," when no one knew who he was. Nyjah ollied the stair sets there (Lake Forest), blowing everyone's minds. I was in lurktogrpaher mode both of those times. Been watching you guys for many years now as a fan. Really cool to hear you guys go deep on the details of skating at such a high level.
You have any montages of clips from back in the day I could try to make some oldschool hiphoppy kinda music to play over it? 😮
VISION 😮... Hadn't heard that for a long time... ❤❤❤
#oldAFskool
The in-depth skate talk was legit the best segment in a while. So much love for each others skill set and the conversation just flowed so effortlessly 👍
"Let's get in the weeds here! Let's go!" Hahah
Wolf is ready
26:55 Im glad Tony mentioned that i noticed that too and appreciate that about The Jah
We’ve been using the term “Hot Pocket” since the mid to late 90’s. It’s amazing how before the internet, things like that became so ubiquitous
We all read the same magazines
"ubiquitous" look at the big brain on Brad
Over here weve never heard that term ( the people I skate with at least ) we just said ankle and now its ankle thing kinda taken from the parkour community since a lot of us also do that.
Loved this. Arguably the best vert skater and street skater of all time just hanging out and talking skating. No disrespect to Ellis, he holds his own. The amount of mutual respect for eachothers craft is great too.
Half cab body varial to frontside hurricane to fakie is almost incomprehensible to picture in the mind’s eye. Nyjah is a precession instrument of skateboarding, and it’s great the conversation stayed on that topic. Laughs abound as per usual. Haha 😆. Thank you.
Also Tony's 900 Indy that make people pumped up at X-Games in '99. My god!
I come here every week to get in the weeds! Love hearing from Nijah! Amazing to watch his career!! True legend !
18:57 - 20:00 had me dying 💀
NH's commentary is most useful in any human application. Dude doesn't even need the mother -f-in gnarliest skater title. He had guidance and structure growing up, and he's doing the math on it all - love at his age and skill level. NH is so rad and a massive contribution to the sk8 community. Always. Peace and thank you, TH/JE/NH. So much love.
Even with one of the greatest street skaters to ever ride, as a guest... The chemistry between Tony and Ellis steals the show. Great episode, Nyjah is definitely a goat.
Interrogating Tony about the 900. THAT'S THE KIND OF CONTENT I DO LIKE
It only came about because Tony and Jason couldn’t keep the conversation with Nyjah on point.
Watched this a couple of months ago and loved how cool and humble he was although even the best seem to get humbled in front of Tony. But then just watched him stamp it down at the X Games. Twice. He is still the best their seems to be no stopping him. He truly is a phenomenon.
Quit skating for like 15 years. Stopped when I was around 19 and picked back it back up in my mid 30’s during Covid. Learned everything all over again and the falls take longer to recover from but it’s still fun.
Right with you man about to be 31. It’s still fun, recovery does take longer man what a difference
Love the “in the weeds” convos
This was such a banger on so many levels. You have Hawk who was part of that extreme sports era and created tricks and was such a good quarter pipe rider. Then you have Jah who is pushing the sport further and further just like Hawk, but on the street side. Then you have Ellis who was a good skater but never was a true comp skater. But his entire life evolved around skating and extreme sports. So seeing them all talk and respect each other is cool. They also have a real flow to it. I could watch hours of this
I really respect Nyjah for pushing the sport to new limits. The stuff he was doing in the early Street League was amazing and revolutionary, then he goes and does similar gnarly shit in the streets. Such a goat
“Sugarcane is sick” lol! Damn that couple minutes there from disseminate to that was cracking me up
Thanks for all the great videos Guys. They are real inspirational.
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So cool Nyjah geek out over Tony and Jason's stories and skate talk. He skating and it truly shows. Dude is so awesome
Tony! Dude you called out what I've been thinking for years. Everyone hops off their board when they get to the quarter pipes. What the ef. Its a line, the whole point is to not get off your board lol.
Been waiting for Nyjah to come on,this will be a banger❤
I was searching for this podcast a couple weeks ago and now it’s here thanks universe
Thanks fellas!!
You changed the world for the better mr Tony hawk! Absolute legend
I have no idea who 90 percent of the guests are but when I see Tony hawk I click
I love seeing the breakdown of vert to Street trick names. I'm totally clueless. I played Tony's games a lot as a young lad and I was a shit skateboarder. I love hearing all this jargon
Tony be that "last ramp sk8r", trying to keep it alive 😅😅😅.
As an over 50 street rider,
I FKN LOVE HOW STREET HAS EXPLODED & DOMINATED!! (finally!) Parquor for real men? ..lol
Yoga and skating is such a good combo. Throw in some judo to practice fall technique.
Nyjah not getting SOTY is criminal after his last two sb parts. Dudes a fn machine don’t care what anyone says he is and always will be one of the greatest of all time to ride a board.
Such a good one, Ellis is such a gem im glad we can call him ours
Three legends
Incredible episode. Having the skate hero’s I grew up with with the current hero’s chop it up is just so cool. I also hope Nyjah is skating in his 50s
The way Tony say “sugarcanes sick” 19:23
So San Diego 😂
I just met him and the Disorder Skateboards pros at the Wedge spot. He's cool as hell!
Nyjah is always going to be the best in my book. so inspiring
this is the best skatebaording interview of all time. thank you
I am super stoked for this!
The hawk of street skating!!😂
The Wolf of Wallstreet
Great interview angle on a skater with multiple interviews. It was a fun conversation loved every second of this ep 💪🏾
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Been waiting on this one. 2 legends being interviewed by the coolest bald dude ever!
nyj on the pod reachin new heights man im like 3/4ths the way through nyjah is so chill man so smooth more people needa practice the nyj oh yeah dig the mega ramp talk also the tone 9 🤘🏻🤘🏻😂
Nice episode guys only podcast I watch regularly like the guests, topics and you guys are funny.
Nyjahs laugh at Tony’s “when I hit a handrail all I wanna do is knee slide out is good”
For this reason I’m 31 and buying a board. WE ALL CAN LEARN
Gold***
So true about injuries. Bad ligament and tendon injury is way worse than a lot of fractures because the recovery is longer and more complex.
Sugar cane is sick had me howling Tony is a treasure
Great business move having the Jah on. Love you guys.
I love it when the conversation gets lost in the skate weeds🔥
Im So Pumped For This!!! -Hells- Yeah!
Ngl i started stretching and exercising more now then ever before i skate thanks to Nyjah Huston always dope interviews with Tony and Jason 🐐🐐
I used to skate at vans Milpitas all the time. Had a membership for a handful of years and that full vert was MASSIVE! I saw so many people wheeled out by EMS many times from bailing it.
3 Good Blokes. Im happy to sit-in on the conversation.
Well done Guys.
"LiL'JpD."
Thanks so much y’all!
“The hitting the copeing, is just the 1st stage of the slam” Tony Hawk 😂
Jason trying to learn new words should be it's own series. I remember back in the early sirius days Jason used to have spelling contests with callers, I don't think he ever won.
need that inspired me to start skating at 25. loved this ep!
JAH will prevail ♨️
Gonna go back and watch this from the beginning after the premiere, because nyjah is the next Tony hawk ❤
Conversations among JEDI 🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥
I immediately thought of Ron Allen when they started talking about longevity toward the end, still going hard.
FINALLY!! And who knew Nyjah is as bad of a "weed dweller" as Birdman!!! BUT, we've gotta get Jason Lee because I want the "ripped off" graphics conversation and Ellis's reaction!! Great show as always guys!!
In all reality, Tony is an amazing interviewer.
45:45 mushrooms 🍄 😂😂😂 best episode ever!
Really like all the details in this ep! 🤘👽👽👽
49:34 What in the hell was that lol
12 hrs late fellas .....
I'm looking forwards to Tonys debut on KILL TONY tonite , be there or be square
That's gonna be good!
I'm pissed ellis is t a guest as well
@@TigWeldBeast I'm hoping wolfmate gets his own spot with dingo on kill Tony
Tony had some great zingers/sniper shots that crushed
The landing tricks in practice is not a myth Kelly Hart has said on the 9 Club that they watch practices to get a base line of what the skaters are capable of.
I’m halfway in and just realized it. Felt like 5 mins I wish this was 2 hours longer. Love the content
Glad he mentioned the hot pocket. Thought I was the only one that has to land perfect to avoid it.
Wait so do you mind explaining what hot pocket means
@@MRCY223 when you hyperflex your foot/ankle. it happens when you land with all your weight on one leg with your knee going past your toes, causing a hard flex on your ankle joint.
@@tylergates4075 thanks mate
really enjoyed this one.. really cool chat... winning Tampa at 10yo .. only respect
Another great show. Thanks Nyjah, thanks team H vs W.
Glad you enjoyed it
such an amazing athlete, all three of these guys aha. so inspiring !
Jasons very first question "So do you ever waer pants?" 😂😂 Love Jason
Even though he'd throw a fit and get all pissy if someone busted his balls, hed remind you he "Fights MMA" and could "beat you up" and probably talk about how many times he's hit his head and how hes depressed and is gay and his entire life story so don't make fun of him kind of vibe.
15 minutes in. Jason sooo enjoyable today! Seems like you're actually listening and then participating. I love it!
They won't give him SOTY because he will be bigger than the industry. I'd say it's a compliment
The gold Indys are probably inverted kingpin that Jason is talking about
All 3 work well together a great content and Wolf something special about him remind me of a few skaters freids who was on a little different types but it s all love and when you got freinds like that you have em for life because they fit so good in the crew and to hang out whit had been cool to hang whit the people i grew up skating hardcore when we also skate pretty good in the 90s 🤪 Thanks for a great show and i know many dont like nyjha i Rember it was many haters but i believe it was Envy a lot he seems like a awsome dude and Tony or others Legends from verts street or park in the 90s so fun to meet em hang whit em speasly since skatet whit some of them on a contest warm up or a jam but vert was sadly not for me 🙄 hardcore street skaters and liked miniramps i miss the 90s before my body still could skate now my body Sadly to f up to skate like i want and of course my age but i love pick my board in summer time just to cruise the street s or find some small Spots just to trye some tricks my body still can land a few times 😂
we are lucky to witness this one
I love this content dude great shit Nadeshot and Courage. I personally love when nade is high
52:56 Nyjah , Tony, and Jason, About not looking at your feet on a trick. I normally see a skater look at their board when getting up on an obstacle. As a beginner skater is it better to learn without looking?
Currently I don't look, however I've decided to start looking, as I believe this is interfering with my progress. But I'm skating for the long game. Is it better to learn by looking at your feet or by feel? Thank you.
Weed 😀Nyjah, and jason. Now am getting ready, beer and .... 😁😁
Great minds think alike I am doing the same😂
dam if you think jason is interesting then you need help
Ramp up to the watertower then jump the gap on a dirtbike would be siiiiiick.
Never skated as a child. I started late. So late, that Tony will not be the age that I started at until two more years. While the elder Nyjah grinds a rail, my goal is to ollie a 3 stair gap, and have my casket rolled on skateboards. Happy birthday Tony. Float on my friends.
Jason's qustion on judging, is something I always wanted to knoe how Nyjah felt. There are plenty of times i felt he kinda got lowballed cause of how smooth and effortless he makes these tricks seem or that they are judging him against whatever they felt they should see from him as, opposed the actual damn competition.
When Nyjah's talking about knowing where the board is around 53 minutes it makes me think of pro baseball hitters talking about seeing pitches. Because the ball is moving so fast that they naturally predict where the ball is going to be, that's the limit of human perception and your brain fills in the rest.
min 33:15…. look at PAPA T schoolin the youth. passively.💚
💚GR8 interview, legit! Looking out for you Nyjah! 🏅
When that first loaded up I thought Jason was sitting there with just Dungarees on - I had to look close to see the t shirt 😂
Hot pocket is a hilarious name! Let the parkour guys know, we're all calling it "ankle thing" lmao
Haha I’m so glad I get this 😂
Awesome interview, thanks
I want more skate lore. Make skating the backbone with good people who are open to it.
Shhhhh the goats are talking
The Mctwist fever was real! Just found VHS footage from Bones Brigade Tour - Harrisburg PA around '90 or '91 - TH shut down the mini-ramp demo with a McTwist - "Jane Says" album playing - and landed it as Perry Ferrell is wailing in that song. So hype! Still seems magical as a trick to me. Pretty funny video autograph footage from the demo too of Kevin Harris, TH, Steve Saiz and unfortunately just a quick wave from Ray Underhill - mom Lee didn't realize who she cut off when she did that video cut. Wish there was a way to share it easily
Awesome!!!! We wanna see that video ! Can you DM us on our Hawk vs Wolf IG or email us at mercurybre@yahoo.com ?
please share it! It's rare to see footage from that tour.
Nyjah is very professional and classy for being the absolute best
what a cool episode Two GOATS just talkin skating the whole time. Sick 🤘❤