Skating the Carlsbad Gap in 2023!? - Spot History Ep. 2
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- Опубликовано: 24 янв 2023
- Today we go to Carlsbad High School which is home to one of the most famous gaps in the woToday we go to Carlsbad High School which is home to one of the most famous gaps in the world! We go over some history on the gap and show off some of the incredible skating that has gone down this thing as well as explore the school looking for other skate spots it's hiding. Most people probably don't realize that there is a 12 and 16 stair at the school that has also been skated!
This video features:
Destin Dern @destindern
Kanaan Dern @kanaandern
Antwuan Dixon
Jordan Hoffart @jordanhoffart
Johnny Layton
Andrew Reynolds @andrewreynolds
Brandon Turner @bturner_
T-Spliff
Gabe Gasanov @cannonball_king
Taylor Kirby @kirby29
Rowan Zorilla @rowan.zorilla
Brock Lorentzen @chiefboootknocka
Jonathan Pierce @lumberbaby
John Manley @manley_john_
Kris Markovich @kris_markovich
Rob Dyrdek @robdyrdek
Ryan Zammit
Joel Uzelac
Jeremy Wray @jeremy_wray
Danny Way @dannyway
Tom Penny @tompenny
Nyjah Huston @nyjah
Erik Ellington @erikellington
trevor McClung @trevormcclung
Billy Marks @billy_marks
Cody McEntire @codymcentire
Tony Cervantes @tonycervantes
Jimmy Carlin @jimmycarlin
Dave Coyne @dazed_n_coynefused
Clint Walker @clintwalker
Bradley Lane
Chris Cole @chriscobracole
Alphonzo Rawls @alphonzorawls
Richie Belmont
Dan Nepscha
Josh Baldwin @lvbaldwin
Mike Piwowar @mike_piwowar
Dern Bros @dernbrothers
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Music Credits:
"String Quartet No. 15 in D minor, Mov. 4, K. 421", a free-use public domain song by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, courtesy of Musopen: musopen.org/
Stay Hungry
by Angstbreakerrld! We go over some history on the gap and show off some of the incredible skating that has gone down this thing as well as explore the school looking for other skate spots it's hiding. Most people probably don't realize that there is a 12 and 16 stair at the school that has also been skated!
This video features:
Destin Dern @destindern
Kanaan Dern @kanaandern
Antwuan Dixon
Jordan Hoffart @jordanhoffart
Johnny Layton
Andrew Reynolds @andrewreynolds
Brandon Turner @bturner_
T-Spliff
Gabe Gasanov @cannonball_king
Taylor Kirby @kirby29
Rowan Zorilla @rowan.zorilla
Brock Lorentzen @chiefboootknocka
Jonathan Pierce @lumberbaby
John Manley @manley_john_
Kris Markovich @kris_markovich
Rob Dyrdek @robdyrdek
Ryan Zammit
Joel Uzelac
Jeremy Wray @jeremy_wray
Danny Way @dannyway
Tom Penny @tompenny
Nyjah Huston @nyjah
Erik Ellington @erikellington
trevor McClung @trevormcclung
Billy Marks @billy_marks
Cody McEntire @codymcentire
Tony Cervantes @tonycervantes
Jimmy Carlin @jimmycarlin
Dave Coyne @dazed_n_coynefused
Clint Walker @clintwalker
Bradley Lane
Chris Cole @chriscobracole
Alphonzo Rawls @alphonzorawls
Richie Belmont
Dan Nepscha
Josh Baldwin @lvbaldwin
Mike Piwowar @mike_piwowar
Dern Bros @dernbrothers
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Music Credits:
"String Quartet No. 15 in D minor, Mov. 4, K. 421", a free-use public domain song by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, courtesy of Musopen: musopen.org/
Stay Hungry
by Angstbreaker
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does anyone out there have a connect to the inward heel slam dude? Jenkem wants to interview him but can’t track him down
Joel Uzelac
@@norunners_ they have his name but cannot find him on social media or a way to him
Did he credit card or hit the wall at bottom?
Looks like a credit card😣😢🤢
He died shortly after RIP
“Time to go”
“Time to land it”
Legendary mom/son convo at the gap.
I laughed so hard when I heard it
And then you gotta think the conversation in their heads about the conversation,
Mom. "Okay, time to go." In her head, "Okay, it's official. I'm the worst Mom ever."
Kid. "Time to land it." In his head, "I'll end you. My whole life depends on this very moment."
also the No! and he replied "Yes"! amazing
Hands down the best line of the video
Let's shout out MOM, for being a real one for taking the kids to hit the spot back in the day.
Fr great mom
My mom woulda been like THATS ILLEGAL 😂
@@heyb6268 my mom never spent more than like 2 min watching me skate and i been skating for like 25 years
You guys who got a ride to the spot by mom's prolly the same kids talking about how hard you think you are after mom's minivan pulls away.
@@snavisTM someone is mad their mommy doesn't love them 😂😂
Its not your fault, it was probably the drugs and alcohol 😂😂😂
This was such a rad way to document the history of a spot. More of this dudes! I vote Arco next. Those rails were my dream spot in the late 90s
Good suggestion!
Lets make it happen
This is the content people are consumed. Really nailed it on the head keep this format up
Thank you! We have lots of spots we want to do more videos at!
AND it’s the Dern brothers!!! That says it all 🍻👌
very good format I'm not even a sub and quit skateboarding yet I find myself watching in nostalgia
Awesome video I subbed
Cracked up when he fell and his mum being like "time to go!" And he's like "time to land it 😤"
😂😂
Sick that Markovich literally skated the gap until the last second! True skater at heart.
HE opened the gap, HE closed it. 🎉🎉🎉
We need more skate gap history from you guys, cheers !
love to see a love park video
"Time to land it" lmao, This was really well done, def keep doing this at famous spots, i love the connection to your childhood too
Great video. Awesome to look back on all that history. “Time to land it” was my favorite quote in the video.
Haha when I found that clip on our old hard drive, I was laughing so hard at that!
That switch hardflip from Brandon Turner is so epic. Especially with the run up he had.
First trick I think of with this gap.
That was sick, you guys know your history! I like how ya'll implemented each of your own personal history on the spot too. Subbed for sure
Thanks for the sub! We are stoked you enjoyed the video!
these kids werent even alive when those clips were made
@@monkadelic13 lol no they definitely were bud. I know cuz I was around and they are the same age as me.
Such a unique video series for skateboarding, I'm not sure what spot to check out next, but I really hope you guys continue making videos like this!
We have some spots in mind that we are going to go to soon!
@@DernBrothers Wilshire, hubba hideout, or 3rd and army would be dope. You could make a 30 minute video at the least on just 3rd and army!
Embarcadero!!!!!
San Francisco it self could be 10 part video
@@DernBrothers Well, I subbed and turned on the notifications for your channel, yo
I'm old and haven't skated in decades, but it's content like this that keeps me coming back to the sport - if only as an observer. Excellent work on this!
Me too. Busted my leg in ‘97 and skateboarding went downhill from there for me. I love how there is so much access to content on RUclips. Way back when you were limited to a VHS tape that you had to purchase. Or a copied version from a friend. Now all I have to do is type stuff into RUclips. Still love to watch the progression. People are so fucking good at skateboarding now it’s retarded.
Same here
The gnarliest one for me was Layton’s switch tre. Love this kind of videos! You should make of more famous spots.
i don’t even watch skateboard videos but the format you did this video in was so cool with all the flashbacks
Twuans Nollie heel and Brandon’s switch hard flip ❤❤❤❤
Love seeing channels before they blow up. Good work guys. That was a fun one. Subbed
It may be nothing much for people who live in the US but for me, an Italian skater who always watched videos and saw multiple clips in the same spots it’s really interesting to know the names, the history behind them, all the challenges people dealt with.
Keep making these !
America is gigantic and most skaters have never even been to California most likely. I grew up on the east coast a little south of Boston, Mass. From there to Los Angeles would be a 45 hour, 3000 mile long trip by car. Even just to get down to say, Washington D.C. is still an 8 hour drive through crazy traffic, so likely longer than 8 hrs. Most of us USA skaters still view these iconic spots the same way that you guys overseas do!
lmao this is amazing, the mom-cam ollie had me dying
Lol time to land it
haha one of our favorite parts! Our mom is rad for even taking us to the spot on our vacation back then!
I love it! Please more videos of little Kanaan skating 😆
Hell yeah dude, been seeing so many skate history vids lately and I love it.
I'm 29, been skating for like 16-17 years now, glad theres dudes like you on YT keeping the history alive for all the kids coming up now.
Beginning clips all legends but hands down Brandon Turner’s hard flip is iconic 🔥
Even better, it was a switch hardflip. Yeah I'm surprised that dident make their list.
SWITCH HARDFLIP GNARLY
Great video. I would always go through the tricks in my head on what I would try down that gap. Its really awesome you had the opportunity to see a famous spot in videos and give it your best shot. So funny hearing your mom supporting you but also fearing for your life. Exactly how any parent sane parent would act seeing their child chase their skateboarding dreams.
Sweet video guys. Well done. Always been one of my favorite gaps to see clips of. Love the history
Definitely want to see more videos like this. You two are the perfect people to show off the history of the spot
Ich te mich schon auf die nächsten
When I first heard you all say it was destroyed, I initially thought they destroyed it because they didn't want people using it any more. Then realized it was just for renovation. Pretty cool people got to use it for so long!
Yeah, we wish it was still here but it was just time to update the school I guess, at least there are still a few spots at the school!
Damm I got there right when they remodeled the school and I wish I got to experience those good times I bet the vibe around that time was amazing
Awesome video guys! Loved learning the history of this famous gap. Sad that it's gone but lives on in memory! Cheers boys.
Sweet video guys!! Awesome seeing footage of Kanaan from back in the day haha!
Thanks Chris! I still need to upload our old skate preview video! I still have the dvd you gave me!
@@DernBrothers Awesome! Sounds good man!
Love this type of video showing old spots and skate history on them! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
First time seeing one of your vids. Absolutely love this format. Seeing all the different tricks done at the same spot and learning some skate history, mixed in with some clips from you guys is dope!
Just found the channel and love the vibes you guys have, you guys are going to crush YT and be one of the big dawgs soon keep it up. Its great to see homies having fun and skating just living life, cheers
Really cool vid! Its nice to hear about the history. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Cool video man, I enjoyed it very much. Very nostalgic for me. Do more of these.
thanks for the detailed info on the spot, awesome stuff
Just came across y'alls channel and I LOVE IT. Keep doin what ya doin. You guys shred 🤘
First time seeing you guys. Really enjoyed watching this. When he ollied "the new carlsbad gap" and had the small image of his younger self pushing along-side him was really awesome. Sort of an emotional moment as I'm the same age and as we all are getting older and still pushing ourselves to do what we really fell in love with when we were young. Subscribed.
This is awesome y’all, great video!
Thanks for watching!
Can’t wait to see more. You guys did a great job paying your respects to the gap!
This video was incredible I'm blown away at all the clips new and old!! We need more of these
Antwan Dixons Nollie heel on the bad gap was so smooth 👌🏾
such a sick vid, loove the archive footage jonathan pierce was so sick back in the pyramid days
Thank you! Yes Jonathan Pierce is rad!
This channel is extremely under rated. 54.4 k subscribers as of 12-19-2023? That is insane! I'm sure you guys will blow up, just keep making great content. You should have hundreds of thousands with the quality you are putting out. Your knowledge of the spots, commentary, and great skating of the spots themselves is always entertaining.
What an awesome video!!! Paying homage!!! This brought me back!!! 🤘🤘
I really like how this was in the style of a documentary. Like the flashbacks to old clips (which I know is a lot of work to edit and I appreciate it!) brings a lot of good memories. Keep up the hard work!
Thank you! Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoy the video, it’s a lot of work but worth it!
Greatest youtube video of the year so far..with all the clips included. This is dope!!! good coffee watch video
Great video. I’m glad I was able to see it in person if only once. Such a classic spot in skateboard history!!!!!
I can’t wait to see what spot you check out next.
Amazing video! Thanks for the history lessons and this awsome collections of videos.
So much work went into this video and it shows. Totally epic finally getting some of the recognition that you guys deserve! 🤙
That’s so kind of you to say! You know how editing hours add up! So happy for y’all! Hugs 🤗 to all three of you from Mama Dern! 🙏🏻
Crazy how much history at one spot, whole video was such a nostalgic feeling lol
Love the history! I remember some of these gritty vids on 📼.
Thank you for the flashback. Great times trying to recreate in our own towns. Wow
Sick video. Glad this was recommended to me. I would love to see more spots! Subbed!
Ocean Howell attended Carlsbad High. I ollied the gap back in 1992/93, by then I was already ollying 12 stair sets and over fire hydrants. I was first and foremost best at Freestyle, then Street while competing with guys like Daewon Song, Danny Castillo, Chet Thomas from the late 1980s through the early 1990s.
Yes sir great times...
Man I remember back in 7th grade sitting in my room listening to my portable discman and doing whatever cool tricks I could think of down the Carlsbad gap in THPS2. I started skating at the perfect time, like 6 months before the first one came out, so those games were my favorite thing in the world at the time lol.
This is the content I need in my life this is awesome and then the personal clip with your mom haha dope I definitely felt that
Really appreciate the time you put into the history of the gap including the clips as well! Such a legendary spot growing up.
8:54 "That's how it goes when your mom's on the set"
What a cool mom. Don't know if it was a pain at times or not, but it's better to have her there than not. I can imagine the anxiety she was going through.
💁♀️ I survived! Thanks for the kind comment! 😎
This is very professional content and absolutely enjoyable. True skaters will love this.
That was such a sick documentary. Subbed, please make more content like this. Was great seeing the spot conquest evolution.
5:25 that edit lol 🤣
For real though, love these "history of skateboarding" and, or "showcasing a classic spot" types of videos. Just saw one on the Leap of Faith. Good stuff. Seeing these classic bits of old skate videos is hella nostalgic too.
"Time to go!" more like, "Time to land it!"
😂😂😂
I loved this! Really great video!
Thank you!
Thank you for documenting skate history and also adding some new age fun
Seeing that slam at Carlsbad with the credit card initially made me think "wow, these people are idiots, nothing is worth this!". Then I remember all the fun times I had nearly dying at the skatepark trying to grind copings. I also think to when I nearly destroyed my guitar playing hand from a 5-0 grind on a very tall coping that went wrong. I fell into the bowl and bent my guitar playing hands fingers so far back I felt my sciatic nerve grind against my wrist horribly. This gave me a permeant but mild form of carpel tunnel that permanently affected my ability to play my chosen style of music, heavy metal. I could no longer grip the neck precisely enough, and to this day still can't to play that quickly any longer. I can still play fast, don't get me wrong. However, I am nowhere near what I was before my injury and unfortunately I didn't have a RUclips channel nor the self esteem to film myself back then. That being said, I now have a flourishing RUclips channel playing guitar and demoing guitar pedals. I can't play as fast but I changed my style, as a result I make far more money with my guitar solos because they have a wider appeal. This was a welcome side effect but I do with I could both skate, and play guitar at the level I used to. My injury made that impossible and I had nightmares for decades and to this day. I'm a guitar teacher so that slam was enough to make me quit skating for what I thought was for good. I don't think anyone is an idiot for doing what they love but what I found stupid was me not wearing a helmet or a cup! There must be a credit card proof cup right? Anyways, I'm 35 now and this channel has inspired me to get back to the park, albeit with knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards, a cup and a helmet. I don't care if I look like a jackass. At least I'll be safe. If that's what it takes for me to not destroy my ability to play, I'm happy. Now I'm staying within my limits and still doing a lot of my old vert tricks. Stay safe out there everyone. A helmet is a MUST.
Brandon Turner switch hardflip is nuts.
Yes it is!
So buttery!!
so crazy to see my high school in this and how iconic it was for skaters truly mind blowing
Y'all took me back to my skating days , I loved the baker videos and all the old-school skate films .
instant subscribed! what a great video and so many great clips and inserts. the place is truly legendary and this video maintains the culture further
Thanks for keeping in Erik ellingtons “creeper walk” after the big spin im definitely subbing to this channel
Jeremh Wray talks about being the first person to discover the gap in the early 90s so he's most likely the first to ollie it
I bet you are right!
Awesome stuff guys, I love the clips from when you were younger shredding it up. Good job on this series
Yooo this is so cool. Love the format and editing down to the classical music. Easy to watch. Keep it goin!
That was brilliant, really enjoyed the skating + history.
How about a tour around famous SF spots?
Holy shit...dude I haven't seen that part where Jeremy Wray FS flips this in, idk how long. That whole video was so good. But his FS flip along with the music was perfect. That 3 second spot all on its own used get me so pumped to go skate. Even now...after all these yrs...still made the hair on my neck stand up. Best time of my life
He did that in a huge line in 1994 30 years ago😊
Quality channel. Subscribed and wishing you guys much success! Looking forward to your new videos
I appreciate the knowledge and all the information from the og clips and skaters you dropped in this video
SICK BRO KEEP IT UP SHIT WAS ENTERTAINING AND LOVE THAT YOU ADDED THE HISTOY TO IT
Thank you! We are going to make more videos like this on other spots in the future
This was honestly one of the best things I've seen in a while! Thank you for sharing this.
Great video. Good story telling wrapped with facts, and we’ll timed edits. Really enjoyed this. Thank you!
Nice vid, I like the spot history and walking around the space to get context. Maybe a Santa Monica Triple Set video would be good. I went there and could not imagine even jumping down them, so damn long, and the runway blows.
Santa Monica triple is a very good suggestion! That thing is huge!
Jeremy Wray is a BOSS. That water tower gap was insane. He doesn't get enough credit. But by far Brandon Turners sketchy roll up to hardflip was the sickest shit to go down. Major steez.
Plus, Brandon's regular so it's switch. Crazier yet!
Just found my new favorite series. Such good editing and content
Some of the sickest tricks I've seen. Thanks for doing these videos :)
This was my highschool, I knew history had been made there but never really knew how much.
I am glad you now know the history on such a legendary high school for skateboarders! Thanks for watching
'but i think the craziest thing that ever went down...' Man i knew it had to be cole's back 3 flip, so gnarly
360 flip tail grab is next, too.
Naw nollie late shuv was dope also..
@@jessiemartinez3056 all insane in their own way, matter of preference
@@Kallum yeah for sure brah.. All insane..dat gap was insane back then..not gonna lie when i went there i didnt try to ollie it but just once..Lol
this video was soo sick! love seeing all history and what its like today. please do other spots!
this was a great vid dudes. would love to see more spot vids like Hollywood 12/16, burbank gap/rail, wilshire rails, etc!!!!
Now that I'm 30 and no longer skate, videos like this are nostalgia gold. I will always respect and appreciate skateboarding and it's history. Skate or die 🔥
This is the best line of creating a good gap in 2012!
Excellent!
@@DernBrothers Yes Sir!
I didn't know ya'll had a channel. Easy sub! CAn't wait to see more of this series
What an awesome, informative video. Thanks guys!
Really enjoyed this video, aswell as it being very informative it gave me a new found respect for the sk8rs who full sent this gnarly gap.
You guys are all rad but what makes me happy is that you love each other so much. My brother is my best friend in the world. Keep up the love!!!
We are strongest when working together! 💪
@Dern Brothers Hell yes we are!! Stay up gents! Thanks for the response!
💁♀️ Awweeee, I like this comment the best,
Love Mama Dern 🙏🏻
Really great vid, I loved seeing the history of the spots. Very nostalgic.
such a joy to watch really great video guys!
Awesome video we need more of these!
Dude this video was so fuckin rad, props for getting all the clips of the actual tricks you were talking about too! More stuff like this!
Loved the edit. You did an awesome job!
Great videos you guys are making. Subscribed!
I love to see + hear the history of skateboarding. To hear multiple versions of the same spot and now to Actually watch it go down was pretty cool guys.