Tony Hawk Reacts To Greatest Moments & Talks Skateboarding Career | I Hate Watching Myself | Esquire

Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk admits he hates watching himself - but he's up for the challenge. The actor reacts to his own career highlights-from his first ever ""900"" at the 1999 X-Games to crossing off a bucket list item, performing on Saturday Night Live - and lets us know his thoughts. Watch more Esquire ‘I Hate Watching Myself’ episodes HERE: • Jack Dylan Grazer Reac...
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[@Kain_Mercer]

How does this only have 262 views?! Come on algorithm, pick this one up. It's TONY HAWK

[@leighprout]

legit!

[@leighprout]

tony hawks is such a legend glad i found this video

[@BuddyBoyOutdoors]

Wow super underrated

[@intheory9772]

Any other artist would have probably gone completely insane after ten years spent on one piece of art, and that's why Tony is a living legend. Yes skateboarding is creative, which makes it a form of art.