SEAN RICANY - UNCLICKED
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2024
- Annnd, here we go.
I feel the need to say that my goal with this was not to stir up more shit, despite what people think. Sean has been effectively been on an online rampage for the last eight to ten months and I was hoping that getting it all out there, saying his piece (peace?), could be the beginning of the end. Yes, people would be angry at something said, but it would hopefully open the door to resolution. Or closure, at least.
I am of the opinion that Sean says nothing really new here. Here's aired all this stuff out online before in one way or another. But seeing him say it with emotion on his face and hearing him take accountability in between strong statements reminds us that he's a flawed human (as we all are). Overall, it shows a side of him that is different than the online internet shit talker. He talks about his struggles and even apologizes at the end. This is not me taking his side in anything, but showing fault is an important step... Is this Sean's version of what happened? Yes. Do other people have a different version? Of course. We all see/remember things through our own lens and, as cliche as it sounds, there are two sides to every story. Being on the other end as an interviewer, it's my goal to let him tell to that story. I tried to offer counter points when possible (IE, "is it possible that Robbie was coming from a good place?") but I do not know, or only have a vague idea, of the other side and it's also not my place to argue on behalf of someone else. I hope people understand all of the above.
The podcast is great, as they generally tend to be with someone who is being open and real. Please give it a listen and show respect for all parties involved.
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PODCAST WITH STEVIE CHURCHILL 🙏🏼✨
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Yes please!
Neeeed
Yeeees...Stevie Churchill please
We need that, that dude was a legend!
His ego is massive and huge bummer because he is so ignorant to the other side of the argument. Everyone knows he is a legend on a bike, NOBODY is saying he isn’t. Yet he’s constantly comparing himself to everyone in the community to prove he is above their level of riding. Let your riding and legacy prove that for you. It’s makes it so much worse when you have to tell everyone anround you just how awesome you are. Plus, BMX is not specific to one style, THATS WHAT MAKES THIS SPORT FUCKING GREAT. But he maintains that anyone who doesn’t ride is his style is somehow lesser and not ‘real’. Sean is unable to understand the other persons perspective while maintaining that his perspective is the only correct one. It just sounds like he’s trying to convince himself that his failure was not his fault but the fault of others. It really infuriated me when he was blaming his rockstar deal falling through bc fudger and Dennis mentioned that the dude doesn’t ride a bike anymore. Like wtf do you expect? I wouldn’t be too stoked as a company owner to see someone I’m paying to ride their bike not actually ride their bike. Find it funny too how Sean’s saying he could’ve put out old content to give the impression he is still riding, in turn making him fake asf. Victim mentality, arrogant, ignorant, and annoying. Rewatch the dak podcast after this to see the difference. Someone who can honestly talk about their faults is 10x more ‘real’ than Sean will ever be.
Maybe if he actually took the time to hear the other side instead of interrupting he could understand a little more
Hit the nail on the head. It’s scary for people to look inward and look at their part in it
You perfectly articulated every single thought I had at the end. Well said.
You’ve hit the nail on the head. A lot of contradiction and the lack of accountability was sad to see. The guys clearly in a bit of a rough spot, I hope he comes out the other side fine and will look back on this from a better place in the future. You don’t get as good as he was/is on a bike by accident, let’s hope he can channel that commitment and dedication into something else.
Yaa who’s reading alladat
Im saying Sean Ricany isnt a legend. He is literally the other guy in the video riding with Dakota and Chase who are legends. Im not saying he doesnt have skills but hes not a legend.
Unfortunately when people claim ‘they don’t give a shit’ every other sentence, the truth is usually the opposite. There’s some trauma masked with indifference and over-confidence here
Felt that as well
Yeah man fully.
his victim mentality is ridiculous. i did this but i didnt get this. smh
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Exactly saying "they dont give a shit" is just over compensation.
Amazing rider with big impact on the scene for over a decade but I'd rather have wet shoes and bent bars for the rest of my life than be friends with Sean Ricany.
wet shoes LOL
with socks or no socks?
So, I just listened to a cranky toddler crying about not getting what he wanted for 2 hours straight. Ricany's a drama queen. In a few years, he's going to realize how great he had and how minuscule these "problems" are. It's clear this dude needs a father to set him straight and/or do some manual labor for once. Honestly, what an ungrateful, spoiled, immature 28 year old. Garret doesn't owe you anything just because you looked up to him. Trying to fraud Rockstar out of money......Dude wants to be in the spotlight still so bad....
Every interview ive seen of his he just talks for 90% of it. He hates listening. I couldnt imagine employing him.
Dudes actually saying he could’ve faked riding his bike for a year to cheat his employer out of $48k like it’s a point of pride. Or he could’ve just done the job he was hired to do and whatever Dennis and Fudger were saying wouldn’t have mattered. The guy seems pretty immature, self-destructive, and naive about the way the world works. Hope he figures himself out, but I don’t blame any team for letting him go if this is how he views himself and his place in action sports.
His soul is in tune. This world is an illusion. How about that conversation..?
Any scumbag can use 'this world is an illusion' as a pretext for any behavior.
Yeah he’s blaming them for tons of stuff, everyone has their own demons but I really didn’t like his looks on the rockstar sponsor and the instagram… you can’t be fake dude he says he’s genuine but he wants to fake ride for a year? And then calling out ourbmx instagram and saying it’s for views. Like idk
I really don’t like the reason he was chewing out Dennis and Fudger. He wanted to keep it a secret that he wasn’t riding and get free money from rockstar, then gets mad at Dennis for addressing a post Sean clearly made taking a jab at Dennis and Dennis is in the wrong? Wtf is wrong with this guy?
Now he "rescued" Stevie Churchill from his 4 year meth binge and while Stevie is obviously still mush brain, he has him living with him riding for his company. Probably just hoping if stevie ever drops a part again, it will be for his crappy company. If stevie ever gets well again and leaves for a REAL company, this dude will cry a river about how he SAVED him and how cool he is for it.
@@JanoyCresva he might be using Stevie, he might partially be trying to be a good friend. I have no fucking clue but based off of Sean’s behavior I wouldn’t be surprised if the 2 ever have a complete blow out. What’s true about this is Dennis addressed it later on claiming he can prove that Sean was lying about the rockstar thing and he could honestly sue him for defamation of character but Dennis is way too much of a gentleman to ever take it there
@@saturnvi5421what do you mean Sean lying about the rockstar thing having to do with Dennis?
@@intothebreak57150:13 Sean straight slanders Dennis
“This will be the most popular podcast you get” (not even in the top 15)
Sean is soooooo hard to like. His personality is what holds him back. Sure he’s really good - but to be a pro, you need to be marketable and a role model for people to look up to. He ain’t that. Also the garbage around Ryan “costing him” $50k… take some damn accountability for your actions. The worst kind of narcissist… it’s sad.
Well said!!!!!
How does a narcissist admit that he's a f k up? You make no sense
What garbage around Ryan? I didn’t listen that, could you explain please ?
@@jjvv1993you drunk too ? His comment didn’t help anything, I respect Sean I’ll continue to look up to this dude forever. I here for the love of two wheels. But watch it again and listen.
What he said wasn’t even true as well, he was just talking out of his ass. The second he said it there’s no way I believe Sean was going to fake still riding for a year and finesse a $40k check out of rockstar and that somehow Dennis outing the fact that he wasnt riding anymore was what ruined that plan. Dennis said in the latest podcast he can prove that’s not true and he doesn’t need to cause it’s so unbelievable to begin with
At first, I understood both sides, but after watching the whole episode, I have to say, it's disappointing to see Fudger pandering to the guilt trips Ricany is dishing out. Openly admits to having no passion for riding and no plans on riding for the near future but got completely pissed off when some dudes on a podcast mentioned that they haven't seen him doing any recent riding. I remember being an edgy 28yr old and how that feels for sure, but Sean, if you see this comment, leave that fight talk and bitterness behind, mate. It's not a good look. Life is tough, you don't have to prove that you are.
Fudger loves that victim narrative nonsense.
Sean’s a good rider, not stressed that he doesn’t ride anymore, this wasn’t very controversial of a podcast, however there seems to be some underlying issues here..the mention of money over and over again, the fighting to solve a disagreement of opinion, the you can’t criticize me if you aren’t better at riding than me is just stupid, your skill level or time spent in the sport doesn’t prevent you from being called out..also seems like he wants flowers for his talent but you do not get to dictate that…live your life, enjoy it and live it how you feel is best for you
Agreed
I agree, he is just salty that his sponsors dropped him. I feel for him, he lost his job basically, but that's no reason to take it out on anybody else.
He hasn't done much the past few years, his fault for not working hard enough. He can make a come back, but not with that attitude
Ryan Fudger is a diamond that BMX should be eternally grateful for
so you get hooked on drugs and stop riding and go to rehab.Then wonder why the brand stop paying?I get that your an og,but in any paying "job" when you stop working you stop getting paid.Seems like Sean haven't looked at this from an outside and large perspective.If you feel like people are saying mean things to trigger you that doesn't just happen out of no where
adulthood is about taking responsibility
you know why you got kicked off rockstar? because you weren’t riding
why you were not riding? because you got to a rehab
that happened because you did shit. not because others discuss this shit.
being a public person means to accept that each of your actions can be judged and discussed
same shit with robbie, with garrett
live reality, not an expectations
fudger shouldn’t apologise so much imo
(not talking about Tyler comment. that was disrespectful to the whole community)
Complaining about how bmx was his job and he had to get clips?
1:00:45 - I (respectfully) disagree with this argument. I don't understand why BMX has to be this one specific thing? It's ok for grinding handrails and ledges to exist in the same world as mega ramps and Nitro Circus. If you are not into it, that's fine, but there's room enough for everyone in BMX to find something they love. It's unfair to expect OurBMX to ONLY showcase what you may consider "core" or "real riding." As the premier source for BMX content they have a responsibility to show it all.
especially when alot of core street riders fell in love with BMX because they saw double flips and shit like that while watching X-Games
I’m not saying he doesn’t have ANY reason to be….but damn…this dude is jaded as f**k.
He’s come across as an arrogant douche on every single online comment I’ve seen him make
I think if you feel bad for sean you probably never had a real job before lmao all i got out of him from this podcast is that he wanted to do what ever he wanted and still get payed for it you dont need to ride for 4 shoe companys and hot wheels to know thats not how making money works if you wanna ride for your job at the end of the day its still a job and you gotta keep your shit together and cant expect them to foot the bill for personal hardships its called being a adult
Need a stevie Churchill update... 🙏
They won't lets be real I'd like one from Shane Weston too
@@jorgefiggy710why would they keep from doing it?
@@gunnar1797 cause they don't give a single flying fuck about them cause they aren't popping anymore so they can't make money off of them why else dude.
@@jorgefiggy710 what’s cults profit margin? What’s their yearly payout their atheletes? Do you know any of this real life stuff? This isn’t the Illuminati it’s a private buisness in a niche community. You’re either insane or actually a kid
@@jorgefiggy710 if Stevie came back he'd break the BMX internet. Also fudger had interviewed loads of people who don't bring in big views
Need to get Tyler on the podcast now.
this
A couple of good points but mostly shitty apologies and pleads for attention and drama, and that's all this video is going to create. The biggest thing this video told me is that I wouldn't want to hang out with this guy and that he isn't a good role model to kids in BMX. I get that he's a human and not perfect, but take some actual responsibility and work to improve yourself instead of making the same mistakes over and over.
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I'm pretty sure Fudger isn't getting paid enough?
He should consider print he has the audience
Sean was tame throughout this entire thing.
If you’re hurt about anything he said then I’d take a deep look into yourself
I'm starting with the man in the mirror
I'm asking him to change his ways
-MJ
@@3rdWorldNolaI do it everyday
Did he really say that he would have been able to "hide the situation" from Rockstar and get paid another year if Fudger and Dennis didn't talk about it on the podcast? At 53:00
And it's not all about skill. To be sponsored you have to have a personality that people like and wanna be around.
He was full of shit too, Dennis actually called it out in the last podcast saying he could prove it wasn’t true but he really doesn’t have to cause anyone who’s been through middle school knows it sounds like a lie a 13 year old would tell his friends to be the bad boy
Sean is a Jersey legend… I’ll always root for this guy good bad and ugly
tr represent 👍
2nd that one bro sean is just pure character, rare you get that now a days
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@@luckysaquatics1941yew same over here 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Good conversation, nice work fudger! This made 2hrs go by in 20 minutes! Hopefully he enjoys his next chapter, my wish for sean 6.9 is for him to learn bike riding should be fun (corny) without always needing to scare yourself or having to risk knocking your teeth out. The 9-5ers that still ride have understood this, just because sean tasted that energy drink flavored success doesn’t mean the rest of us didnt put everything we had into this game before life made us dial it back a little. I say in confidence i didnt appreciate riding until i could only ride on weekends, thats when my addiction to progress was dialed back and i was able to dig into the bag of tricks I crafted over the years, I only had the time to focus on who i was and not who i was trying to be. Less battles, less stress, more fun and a truly freeing experience.
I have just gone through this transformation recently and it was surprisingly the most freeing thing and I never thought I’d be able to enjoy the sport without progressing but I’m having more fun now than I have in a long time!
Fudger shouldve told him to STFU for ONE MINUTE. Seans favorite person is Sean.
Which is it? You claim you’re an asshole but no one should call you that. You say people shouldn’t judge you based on your experience as a biker but you regularly let people know, in response to any criticism, that they’re not good enough at riding or have contributed less than you did to riding so they shouldn’t comment on anything. You say you that if you have something to say to someone you’ll just say it while claiming others need the industry experience and BMX skill along with the willingness to be attacked when criticizing you if they want to say anything (they need to say it to your face where you could fight them).
True for thee but not for me. I assume many of us have dealt with the extreme narcissist type. The sad thing is that even with most people here pointing this out and Sean reading all the comments, he still won't take any time to self-reflect and admit that he's the problem here. He'll just keep attacking everyone that says anything negative and thanking the few people that support his side. The Donald Trump of BMX.
@@adamrosenthal3299 True, as much respect as I have to Fudger and what he’s done in Vital and OurBMX, he just sits there feeding into Seans delusions. He lets Sean say he sucks at BMX, he’s responsible for him losing his Rockstar contract, and cuts him off the few times he tries to speak saying “YOU REALLY THINK THAT…?”. It’s so disappointing that with enough whining and harassment on the internet (starting the drama the Sean says he wanted to create when he cut his bike in half) you can land yourself a full podcast episode all about you on your terms entirely.
i love trump thanks for the compliment @@adamrosenthal3299
Regardless of which side of this fence you’re on, hold on to your anger until you’ve watched the whole thing with an open mind 😊
I love BMX with all my heart I am 32 years old , It took me 10 years to graduate from collage, I would prioritize riding time over school all the time and failed a few classes as a result but, I always knew I was not going to be pro , I always worked and went to school and rode. I wish I could be as good as the people here or mentioned here but I have a great career and I am only doing better by the year. I still ride and plan to ride until I cannot , my career has enabled me to travel the world with my wife and bring my bike with me , no sponsors just me and I love it. To all kids and teens watching have a backup plan always and have a backup for your back up.
Dude takes ZERO responsibility despite what he claims he does.
Not saying he doesn’t make good points, but he’s not 100% in the right that’s for sure.
@Teamdeadman666 i think a lot of folks are missing the part of Sean becoming pretty goddamn famous as a rider at a very young age. Like, he was raking in some SERIOUS bank as a teenager. I grew up in Alberta, it's an oilfield heavy province here in Canada. The patch pays well, but it'll fuckin churn you up and spit you out without remorse. There isn't a single person i went to school with who dropped out at 16 or 17 to work in the patch, that didn't grow up until their 30s. Hell, most of them haven't grown up. A good number of them have passed away from drug overdoses.
My point is, when you give a kid that kind of money, without him fully understanding the responsibilities of life on that level, he's gonna have a hard time with it as an adult.
What Ricanny is doing here may seem insignificant, or even lacking in respect, but after i've seen what i've seen on the patch, i see this as a step in the right direction for him. He's struggling with understanding shit that he should have figured out around 10 years ago. I can't fault him for that.
@@Sentient6ix very valid point. I think that level of fame so early can set you up
For failure.
Doesn’t matter. He’s a grown man now and he needs to learn to take responsibility for HIS actions and take accountability for the fuckuos he made.
He hadn’t put a cult edit out for a long time before he went in to rehab. He’s manipulating facts and timelines for get sympathy. His sponsors dropped him because he felt he was entitled to free money and didn’t want to do the work that comes with being sponsored.
No different to anyone else, if you don’t work you don’t get paid.
@@coldworld5 agreed. Blaming unclicked for him losing rockstar, but never once mentioned that all they did was say the truth, that he wasn’t riding at all. He was trying to hide that he wasn’t holding up his obligations. It’s no different from being employed at a 9-5 and just not showing up for weeks, and being surprised when you get fired.
This is a conversation I’ve been waiting for. The first time I met Sean he was 13 or 14. Killed it with Trey Jones at Vans Orlando, never will I forget the skill and shit talk lol
An episode with Travis Hughes would go so hard
much respect for you doing this. this takes a pair. but man, take some responsibility for your actions. yes, fudger and dennis ratted on you and it was selfish. but you caused it yourself. garrett owes you nothing. you sound entitled. just because you would treat someone who idolized you differently doesn't mean he has to do the same. in the end i feel sorry for you. i hope you find happiness. it's a two way street.
thanks bro, exposed all my issues and life situations, still get shit on, you wonder why I tell people to fight me and what not. its people like you. I make no money from bmx work normals jobs, but I will fight disrespectful people like you. You literally don't know me and talk shit. evaluate your life and think why you have the nerve to make that comment.Better than you on a bike, made more money than you, will fight you anyday, but I'm entitled.
@@SeanRicany pal my intent is not to make you feel more worse about yourself than you already do. go to a meeting. you will find plenty of people there that will help you. the fighting threats are lame. you're nearly 30.you're not a kid you are going to f around and catch a felony. go join a boxing gym and put your anger to use. honestly, i'm rooting for you. you can turn your life around and be a happier person free of resentment. God bless you
@@SeanRicany Lol, you're a boat detailer, making maybe and I mean maybe $30/hr. "Better than you on a bike" and MADE more money than you"-that's your problem and why you've become a laughing stock. You have the mentality and maturity of a 13 year old. You're nearing your 30's, start acting like it. You maybe MADE more money than the average teen, but definitely not now and not when you were pro. Who cares if you can do some tricks on a bike? Literally no adult out in the world world cares if you're better than them at BMX. That doesn't make you better than anyone else. Good luck out in the real world. I would love to fight you and see you say, "I'm better than you on a bike" to someone out in the real world and see how that goes.
Man Sean sure did use a whole lot of words to say that he has a shitty work ethic and probable drinking problem.
Also, Fudger was pretty spineless in this interview. I get that you wanna keep the peace and stuff, but man you rolled over big time in this. Pretty disappointing
thats 90% of bmx “pros” broski
Seems like pain pills
@@gunnar1797they don't exist anymore I broke my neck and was given ibuprofen almost impossible to get pain meds I actually got 3 teeth extracted from that crash yesterday and 500mg ibuprofen isn't going to do anything.
Watching Sean and Chad kerley while growing up was incredible, huge influence on me when riding bmx
Sameeeee thing with me
Those 2 were the ones to watch!
@@oppztakelzzz6314 I can remember literally wanting everything premium because of sean and chad I mainly looked up to sean don't know what it was just always liked the kid from day one and still do now, I don't ride anymore haven't for a while but I still stay active on his insta and that, he's a barspin king haha
Man he is insufferable
I love how the expression he has in the thumbnail tells you everything you need to know about his attitude.
Sorry Sean I feel for you but you disappeared the past few years. You clearly have the skills but you did not work hard enough. Big sponsors like vans or RedBull you gotta produce it's capitalist level unfortunately. Brad simms made an incredible come back through incredible hard work, and you can too
Sean does have some good point about the riding industry! Now a days with people Instagram acting like they been riding for so long trying to get sponsor or make it for living so many doing that crap now! People don’t understand how much work goes into it! So many people i freaking hate! I talk shit all the time!
Recently saw Sean and Stevie after a long time in IG. Decided to watch the interview to understand why he disappeared.
After watching the video, I feel both dislike and regret for Sean. One of the best in his craft, who's come a long way and been through his ups and downs, is just throwing shit at the industry that gave him the chance to live his best life. For many who have dedicated their lives to BMX, it is a dream. Live with only one job, and this is your favorite thing in this world. Nobody owes anything to someone who doesn't do their job. If you stop detailing boats today, you won't get paid... that's the thing. It is difficult for anyone who received easy money from an early age to understand its real value. And if it weren’t for Sean’s stupid grievances and incomprehensible principles, he could have become a phoenix after he get his shit together. But now he's using Stevie as an opportunity to make money and saying "FUCK THE BMX INDUSTY". He says that he helps him, and that's partly true. But if Stevie stops helping him promote his stuff tomorrow, guess what Sean will do?)) I don't think he'll sign a check for Steve, the same Robbie did for him. The main lesson in a man's life is to understand what it means to be a man. There's no need to blaim to everyone around you when you make mistakes and act like an asshole. Trade your career, opportunities and respect for what? Throwing shit at a fan? One of the dumbest interviews I've ever seen. I give Sean credit for his riding, but after this video my opinion is - the biggest jerk in the industry. So what will he do about that? Fuck the Sean Ricany.
Special thanks to Fudger, who didn’t tell him to get the fuck up and end interview after the rockstar theme.
Thats the difference between grown man and a fucking boy. You just step over shit and doing your job.
Huge shotout to Russian BMX scene.
Please ask Stevie to do an interview
Anyone know the link to the podcast where they talk about Sean?
It's interesting to hear his side of the story, but honestly, at the same time it's hard to listen to and stay open-minded. It kind of feels like in his eyes BMX is about this rockstar behavior that only a handful can ever enjoy.
I strongly disagree with his take on what Our BMX should or shouldn't post, it's not only about numbers growing as Fudger said here, but it's about what we as a community need - the numbers are growing thanks to those posts because that's exactly what BMX should be - uplifting eachother and having a good, clean fun time. It’s Freestyle not a fight about who is number one street, park or dirt. We don't go to the parks to cheer for the best rider in there and be jealous. We're all there to make our days brighter and enjoy being together with mates. That also means helping the new riders fit in, give tips where needed, support eachother, learn the goofy tricks, appreciate when somebody does something you don't see often, etc. It’s not racing where only the fastest guys shine. We can always follow the top riders for their posts, but it's interesting to also see what else is going on out there.
When we organize contests, we want the scene to come together and have fun, make new friends, get new kids hooked on bikes. As somebody who has organized contests and ran an indoor skatepark and had to deal with or heard many stories of these "rockstars" trashing hotel rooms, demanding things for free, refusing your (helmet) rules and then badmouthing you in return because they consider themselves higher than everybody else because of their talent on a bike/board/scooter, I don't want new kids to think that is the way in our sport, or life in general.
The whole Tyler and helmet-talk thing too, as I also told Tyler in dm's, it's not so much about his brutal crash and whether in that one a normal lid would have saved his teeth or not, it just sucks to see somebody get hurt. But it's mainly about the influence - there are so many kids smashing their heads without a helmet because their favorite pros are riding in just a beanie. When you've seen young kids lose their teeth permanently, somebody crash into a coma and get long-term nerve damage from it, you just get angry when a guy with such a big fanbase doesn't understand the impact he has on others. We’ve seen so many big pros lose everything because of bad head injuries, but there are also those regular people whose stories don’t get seen. And still all we care about is a helmet not looking rad enough to put it on?
Still got to say it was a good podcast, thank you for this and the regular awesome work that you do! 👊
Good to see Kyle Rittenhouse is doing well
Clearly blinded by his ego. Willing to blame everyone other than himself. It’s sad that it’s come to this. He needs to look introspectively and sort his life out
At the end of the day Sean got on the phone and an interview to speak his mind and clear stuff up . Like it or not that’s respect
Get mark Burnett next
Sean is now the Antonio Brown of bmx. Was once one of the best but went off the rails and ended his career.
On the real, hope he finds peace cause ive been there after a bad breakup too.
Edit: this pod did validate me in the fact im happy Nathan is my favorite rider.
I’m might be out of cap but this is a great example of modern life. All of us here watching this was probably raised on Xgames culture. The. Props made us think this was a way of life. this dude is deserving. but the “record label” isn’t there anymore that hooked us on this shit.
Respect for Sean speaking his truth and showing up truly authentic.
Autistic
Too bad "that truth" is totally insufferable. Imagine spending time with someone with that level of jealousy.
And drunk 😂
@@sole__doubt No one said speaking one's truth is exempt from consequences. It's his truth and he's speaking it, regardless of the judgments we may put on Sean. I am not suggesting what he said was "right" or "wrong" or based in fact. I am in support of him publicly and freely sharing his truth rather than hiding in the shadows complaining or hating on others. What he says has consequences, 100%, but at least he has the courage to put his words out there with his face backing his words. I have no horse in this game, so to speak, and my comment spoke directly to him doing what most can't seem to do....speak their mind on a public platform candidly.
@@s14shred hey, at least he admits his flaws. Most people can't own their shit and in fact they deny / deflect and project their flaws onto others.
Most anticipated podcast to date😂
Heavy heavy podcast. You can cut the tension in the air with a knife but I’m glad Sean came on. There was ALOT that needed to be said and here we are. I agree with so much he said. Cant help but feel for him how a lot has happened to wrong him but also he’s kept it together a lot of the time. He has a strong sense righteous-indignation.
I translate all this into a rider defending the integrity of his peers, the world is changing and many people are showing their true colors, that’s just humanity, but I think we can definitely do better and stop judging when people are going through hard times. At least that’s what I learned from this podcast. I’ve been through similar situations and the reality is that only in a similar cases you will know who your real supporters are.
BMX doesn't need Sean Ricany , he'll fade away just give it time.
Nobody needs him. Stevie needs to move out of his house. Save the few braincells stevie has left.
@@JanoyCresva 💯 and get healthy and better, the latest podcast I seen with Stevie he looked like an unhealthy old man it's sad to see.
I like the stand up in the background! And Sean is spitting facts what a legend
lol 52:50 how did you cost him a living wage? You just aired it out, maybe don't scam a company you ride for and have supported you then? They pay you to be active and ride, not act like you do...
As a east coast shit talker. I respect this dude
Damn bro you should find better influences
@@gunnar1797tell me you aint from the east coast without tellin me you aint from the east coast
@@Sentient6ix yeah I don’t act like a complete dumbass when I get fired and blame everyone else. Not even considering taking accountability. Never knew that was an east coaster thing
@@gunnar1797 if that's your takeaway, then you've got attention span issues. Must be a midwesterner thing.
@@Sentient6ix Yeah crying about how he had to get clips while being a professional bmx rider sure stamped him into the hall of fame didn’t it. While vaguely mentioning he was on a drug and alcohol fueled year but expecting people to still pay him yet he’s not even doing his job. Must be an entitled dumbass thing
I feel sorry for Sean and I hope he will find his way!
For someone who wants to maintain the essence of BMX I don’t understand why he said there were 2 park riders at the X-games Street podium. Back in the day BMX riders were competing in vert and flatland with the same bikes! Mirra, Miron… they rode EVERYTHING. And if Peraza is good at park, dirt and street, then he deserves all the wins. Riders like him are the true bmxers!
Nah i agree with him, peraza and boyd are absolute shredders, but they rode a "street" course like park riders and got scored for park tricks and not street tricks, whats the point in different classes if you get scored more for doing a flair than you would for a 180 bar crook, just have a "BMX" event like simple session instead where everyone rides the same course if thats the case, hes not saying they are bad riders but blaming X-games for putting them in the class rather than a lets say dakota or a nathan williams etc..
@@Perrysbmxhowtos I understand your point. But what are "park tricks"? Are tailwhips allowed? Barspins? Or only peg tricks and manuals? There are great street riders who ride pegless, and seeing a flair in street used to be a sick move..
They use the course the way they want, Peraza also does pedal grinds in the park's funbox and confuses everyone, I find that original. Garret knows how to flair, he would do it all the time if that gave him points. If the problem is with the judges, that's a different thing. But it makes sense to have categories since the courses are different. This is "still" freestyle, and they are allowed to do all the tricks. Otherwise street would only be for a certain type of bike (4 pegs, brakeless?), esthetic and a specific bag of tricks... That would be lame...
As a fan of him, it seems everyone jumped on his hype train as he was doing well. Then as he fell off with his problems people started bailing. Sean may admit to his mistakes but isn't taking responsibility for it and then is wondering why people are pulling away from him. Can't play victim if you are screwing up not only your life but your business opportunities as well, crying foul when he is being foul himself unfortunately.
He had a putrid personality in the camp woodward days... Aint nothing changed.
Loud mouth opinionated but no substance.
Glad to see Sean 😊
Damn iv been waiting for this one for ages ! Brilliant !
We love you Seanie boy
Let the man talk. Stop interrupting him.
Start your own podcast then
Usually Dennis is the one interrupting lol😂 it’s just how it goes with a podcast it’s all good
man has to shut up while Sean talks...@@gunnar1797
That face Seans making in the thumbnail tells you everything you need to know about him.
I'll say this Sean does make some decent points. Ultimately it's very difficult to beat addiction and it is impossible to beat addiction if you cannot take responsibility for your own actions
low key, this pod cast took me for a spin. Crazy how relatable you both are to my life. All we can do is pedal for the love of the ride and support others with out any judgment. If there is one thing I have learned, it's never devalue another person even if you disagree with them.
On God , he doesn't know it but I farted in Chase Hawks face at Texas toast in the stands. I also seen Mat Hoffman that day & tripped over my feet 😅 "Mat fucking Hoffman!!!!!" Fudger is so fucking lucky i didn't recognize him at the time because i literally wanted to fight him for legitimate reasons.
I think Sean needs his own podcast!
I’d watch it lol
@@2smokejoke I would honestly watch it on repeat shittttt I would even pay via patron if he did it via that
It would literally just be him not letting anyone else talk 😂
Ricany is like the Dennis Rodman of bmx. Let him do his thing, and when he shows up, he throws down, lol.
That’s a solid analogy
you don't know ball
For sure man, seans is sean and let him shred and bitch, hes been like tbis for 15 years haha
Who are they talking about when the steve-o?? no hate just curious
Too real for his time… big ups mon
The only podcast I have seen completely on this channel.
Sean is the man ! ❤
Man baby more like yeah he rides amazing but doesn't change the fact he is a narcissist thinking everyone owes him.
This is your best pod cast! This dude broke the mold and had fun. Thanks for the real talk $ean! I knew all them dudes were fake at the most critical, and liable part of your career. I knew Sean had an east coast attitude most cats can’t deal with. Because they scared! Tyler is a renegade bmx cat too.
the best podcast you guys have dropped
Perfect another bmx drama queen just what we needed 🙌🏽🙌🏽🤦🏽♂️💀
Stfu n enjoy ice hole. 😊
I'm a Jersey raised Military vet that's been in multiple bmx scenes over the years traveling and I've been pretty vocal.. Bmx as we knew it back when it was a community vibe is dead and it's really sad.. everybody in this time period of bmx is too focused on being a fake social media profile of a person for likes instead of being real humans to each other.. nobody even knows what being themselves or having a unique personality looks like anymore because everybody is too focused on being accepted or being considered cool by overgrown children..
Everybody forgot where they came from and who they were before they caught an ego just because they could barspin or tailwhip now.. its all cliquey high school popularity contest bullshit now, Mean Girls Movie gossipy shit talking, and exclusion/outcasting anybody who isn't like them or as good on a bike as them.. and not enough people running their mouths are getting their teeth blown out for it because everyone's too worried about judgment from others or getting in trouble now.. that shit dont fly in jersey or the military. We correct that shit real quick.. 90% of bmx riders have never been in a fight before and think they're a man because they can trick down some stairs.. everybody wanted to get away from the high school cliquey gossip queen wannabe bully sh*t which is why we all chose bmx in the first place.. thats why there is no community in the scene anymore.. this whole generation became everything they hated.
This new era of bmx became the jocks/bullies/mean girls they hated in high-school and just focuses in on what they can find to take other people down to secure their rank on the cool kid totem pole, trying to find your flaws in your riding instead of just being stoked that you progressed and did something you're proud of..
There's no morals or values when it comes to spot preservation or spot maintenance anymore.. people trash spots, break beer bottles, graffiti, and sometimes even destroy spots on purpose after landing something just so other people cant ride it anymore.. this is because the industry itself is mostly run by alcoholics and drug addicts who don't know how to make businesses successful and bring on riders that promote bad mentalities and unhealthy lifestyles..
Bmx could've been a healthy team sport, but no one knows how to or cares to actually be a healthy teammate or even what it's like to be a team because companies dont bring on good healthy people to put together a team. All of this is why nobody wants to throw jams for the fun of it to bring people together for a good time anymore.. because people don't want to help and are ungrateful even if they're getting free stuff from bike companies.. 90% of people in bmx don't deserve the time, effort, and energy it takes to put events together anymore.. nobody is just stoked to just see other riders doing something cool or progressing their own riding achievements anymore..
Theres no healthy leadership or guidance for healthy sportsmanship or comradery in the community like team sports have, which is why they don't get outside funding and end up not being able to afford to pay their riders who literally hospitalize and almost kill themselves for tricks just to keep their sponsors happy even though those sponsors don't cover the medical bills or even support them through their recovery when they struggle with mental health..
and everybody wonders why bmx isn't progressing as a sport other than the difficulty level of the tricks being done for the next clip clout circle jerk.. so many people I know used to be so stoked on bmx until we met most of our pro rider "heros" and realized everything we thought they were because of their highlight reels on social media was all a load of gold painted bullsh*t.. just had to get close enough to smell it.
I Believe that big brands have something to do with this behavior. Because it couldn't be possible that the entire sport will turn negative just because yes. Big brands are influencers of the old and new school riders and nobody is going to tell me that is something of some "X" rider who is making this behavior a trend.
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Shut up boot
“Social media made you all way to comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it” - mike tyson
It’s sad to see what happened to Sean and Tyler Fernengal, drugs and alcohol is a horrible thing 😢
Always liked Sean and after this interview I just like him even more.
Never forgot the small red haro you rode at incline 😭
Damn, 40 minutes in and this man has spoke some serious personal truth! Digging this podcast.
Top 3 Our BMX podcasts ever. Just for the authentic/realness and heart.
Great job guys 🤘
I’m the one that made that bam comment but I’m happy he understood where I came from by saying that. All respect Sean!
I thought the same thing. He sounds similar to how Bam did on the Nine Club podcast and I love the not GAF attitude while also accepting what has been done and taking accountability openly. Some peeps only know the ‘protect your ego’ game, but talk like this is what breaks down those barriers. Bam and Sean are rare gems to this world fasho✌🏻
He sounds like an addict, always the victim.
And a great podcast mad respect for sean, a real dude saying how it is... 🙏
Such an amazing listen!!
So sad man. Makes me gratefuk that my pops was always down eith bmx and snowboarding, etc. For someone to achieve so much success and still not hear from their "father' is the worst. I dont have plans of having kids. Me and my girl agree on that. But if something happened i would step up even if i didnt want to. Because I'm not a POS.
I hope Sean takes solace in the fact that he has inspired so many people.
Refreshing to hear someone be so honest.
When you are pro it's a job and in everyones work life there will be things that work out and things that don't, people you get on with and people you don't.
Bmx should be real, salty and rad .
There is nothing bad about what was said, people in the comments far to sensitive and emotive about someone else's life and opinions (kind of ironic they are opinionated themselves).
Sean is doing good and now he is showing us the mythical yeti that is Stevie Churchill in the wild!
Glad Gabe got a mention, Gabe Brooks RIP.
Props for posting this video
I love this dude. Rode with him briefly a few times he was always chill. Great discussion, happy he got to get on here and talk his shit and tell his truths.
I’m 10mins in and am very concerned for Sean’s mental health. Dude needs to see a shrink
17mins: Just realising this dude never had a chance to grow up and has made dumb decisions and is now very cranky about it
i watch the whole podcast i used to like sean ricany but it seems hes blaming others for his downfall not cool not a fan
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Why did he cut the Lews frame? Wth did Fiend do?
Always been a fan of Sean's riding and good to get a understanding of some of the background as much as its none of our business really. Its been hard not to see all the shit talk online with everyone joining in and they dont have clue.
I remember reading about the stranger thing in the bmx news at the time Miles was team Manager and the rumour was he didnt like Adam LZ and Rich or something wanted him on the team and everyone then left and said it was because of Miles leaving that they wanted to go as well. Sean was one of the last to leave. In the end i think just Adam LZ was the only one on the team lol.
Mad props Fudge, I think a lot of people can learn from this situation both in and outside bmx.
Watching him call fudger out was worth watching this podcast for the first time lmao Dude was stuttering
yess
you ve always been a legend to me, really inspired me when I got on my bike, and also the way I did tricks. Nothing else to say than thank you, I hope everything goes well Sean.
Stopping this 37 seconds in just to say this is the best hook for a podcast Ive ever heard.
I am trying to figure out what he is saying. He was going to rip off his sponsors by doing nothing and you guys outed him? That is what I am hearing. Its a fascinating story. This guy. I enjoyed the podcast even though I didn’t know how he was until after. I am not done listening yet so probably will add to my comment.
he thinks he is going to have a big show and break the record of most viewers. Good luck dude. Give hime the real RUclips data. What it gets views. I’ve never checked numbers because I am a fan of your channel but I’m guessing the best of the month or the big names are going to surprise him that he is not the top.
He blames you for a lot of his problems I want to like this guy. You post on Instagram a circus trick and he wants it to be posts of him who doesn’t care about pushing the sport into their lane. I think you are doing fine not skipping the NBDs. But I guess you could always make him happy and give him some love. If its not up to posting you are definitely going to some hate.
I did not know our BMX and Transworld had anything to do with each other or anything until last week when I listened to a previous podcast where you were the guest, Ryan and there wasn’t even video.
at 1hr14 it should have been the end. He just wants to keep going
Love you Sean