thanks for the kind words 🙏🏼

@marcinkudlik

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah Jonny, waiting for part 2 :D

@chetchelios7614

4 жыл бұрын

You the man

@post-leftluddite

4 жыл бұрын

You're the best man, been suscribed to you for a few years now

@tysoncowan5192

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the DOPE content!

@danparks8894

4 жыл бұрын

Sir Giger in the house!

Jonny Giger is an impeccably nice guy. Kudos for discussing him on The Nine Club Highlights

@arsinyx

4 жыл бұрын

Mulletovich - skateboarding is evolving we need to talk more about these guys cause companies just ask ask ask and hardly give now

Come on 9 club... Invite Jonny for an interview! *Also, he deserves to be at the next BATB.

@robweissman5952

4 жыл бұрын

@Aaron Wells Yes I know that... That was when he was a "joe"... Now he's a pro and I think he deserves a shot at redemption.

@me.9884

4 жыл бұрын

well ....this year is gonna be girls batb so nop

@isaias_up1623

4 жыл бұрын

Fo sho

@adriananaya3365

4 жыл бұрын

Aaron Wells he has gotten much better since then but also I feel he was being too nice in batb. He did a late flip that prod couldn’t do and he could’ve done late flip variations to beat him but didn’t

@IAmTheBestMang

4 жыл бұрын

@born 2 shit forced 2 wipe I mean, Jonny definitely could've been pro for someone else.

I thought it was a pretty thoughtful in open minded discussion about the KZread skaters.

@jcrALLday

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah it's too bad really

@benhaney5843

4 жыл бұрын

@Josh derp Best in the world KZread skater? If that's what you mean then sure. I hope you don't mean best in the world in general. If so I'm going to have to go with the old, "your clearly a child who knows nothing about anything." I like the guy but he's a KZread skater for a reason. He's not good enough to be an am for the regular companies, much less a pro, much less best in the world.

@codykirk2818

4 жыл бұрын

I think most big brands may not have him and not because of his skill level. Its because his style is not typical for a big brand to showcase. They want skaters who do the typical same shit. Big gaps, stairs, competition shit, etc... His style is much more technical than that. Some skate companies showcase different styles of boarding with their pros but not the huge brands. And ive seen it first hand. Look at the nike sb brand. Name me one skater who skates for them that does freestyle tricks? None. But then you take the board brand Almost, and look at the roster they had. Mullen, daewon, etc... So many styles showcased by them. What it boils down to is not lack of skill of the boarder, but lack of appreciation by the brands.

@codykirk2818

4 жыл бұрын

Anyone who can doubleflip primoslide and varial out is much more skilled than someone who can kickflip a 20 stair. The latter really takes less skill, more carelessness.

I love how Johnny is finally getting recognized. Been watching his channel for years. He’s a different kind of ripper

jonny

@francisghiannamigo8054

3 жыл бұрын

Why aren't you uploading vids?

@danieljrt710.

3 жыл бұрын

Hes died

@francisghiannamigo8054

3 жыл бұрын

@@danieljrt710. im dying from your grammar btw the doctor said me I have 4 weeks to live and this is the reason why

Hey Nine Club! It would be really incredible to eventually interview Giger because not only is he outside the traditional skate industry bubble, as well as the LA/USA skate scene. Beyond that he is definitely pushing his skating towards the technicality of Mullen and carrying the torch for the next Gen doing freestyle tricks in the street. Regardless absolutely love all the content coming as a fan since Ep 1, keep killing it Chris, Rog, and Kelly!

@sudo9866

4 жыл бұрын

I get what you're saying bud, but if you go back and watch the tapes it's really not even close, Rodney pushed progression at a. Where the tricks he was doing did not even exist. Also his accuracy was so high from being the freestyle champion that he would fry most skater in a game of skate including many Pros even at his age currently. He is one of the greatest to ever do it and could sit at the table of the top forever

@GimmeSumRoy

4 жыл бұрын

Have you ONLY watched these Revive dudes? Dude can skate but he’s not even near the level of the average mediocre pro. To say he’s pushing skating’s progression like Rodney did is insulting. Revive: making skateboarding embarrassing again.

@glockwidstik

4 жыл бұрын

GimmeSumRoy Not really.. your perspective is more embarassing for skating if anything

@MrPDTaylor

4 жыл бұрын

@@glockwidstik agreed. Jonny Giger is as good as any other pro. He focuses on what he likes just like any other pro.

@1whippple1

4 жыл бұрын

He said pushing "HIS" skating, not skating as a whole. I see nothing wrong with that opinion. And "carrying the torch for the next gen" How is this controversial?? He does a lot of freestyle tricks and his audience is younger..

I love that Jonny Giger does more skating in his videos than others. Others just spend their 20 min videos talking for like 15-16 mins and whatever time is leftover skating. Jonny Giger is the man!

The problem started when people tried to make rules in skateboarding. There are no such as rules in skateboarding, It's about freedom and creativity. Open your mind and don't think in boxes, such as Rodney opened his mind in his time!

johnny deserves all the love. he's a great dude.

get giger on the nine club i dont like most of the youtube guys but johnny giger is a straight savage

@post-leftluddite

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I've been subscribed to him for a while now and it's been awesome watching him grow

@TalesfromVaporFashion

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed^ love his impossible tricks of Rodney Mullen series

@TheLuke2007

4 жыл бұрын

That fuck boy lives in Switzerland

@mynameisntleo

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheLuke2007 did Switzerland cheat with your girlfriend or something? That's a ridiculously idiotic comment, figured the reasoning is just as ridiculous.

@javonwells3824

4 жыл бұрын

TaterTotTasteTester I think he was just calling him a fuck boy, he was just stating the fact that he lives in Switzerland not only fuck boys in Switzerland lol

His Rodney Mullen series alone is straight fire. Love it

just for clarification, andy schrock has mentioned that revive does pay all of their skaters a regular salary.

@oskargarden4559

4 жыл бұрын

And yet they have to have 2 jobs on the side each. Schrock is a scientologies and a rip off dude. Nobody but him and his scientology friend Brian Ames earns enough money to live from Revive only. Sad. That is sad

@Mocroskate

4 жыл бұрын

@@oskargarden4559 If they wouldnt pay me enough to live off of, no way in fucking hell i would be still on their team and promoting them bye. I would go am or flow for people who do pay me enough. Fuck outta here with that shit.

@nawaki4586

4 жыл бұрын

@@oskargarden4559 Arent you confusing him with Aaron Kyro from Braille? As far as I know hes the scientologist.

@oskargarden4559

4 жыл бұрын

@@nawaki4586 ... There is more than one Scientologist around. ;) Lance Silber from Braille met Kyro over Scientology for example. Schrock and Kyro BOTH are Scientologists. Even Steve Berra is a Scientologist. Read his Jenkem Interview .. really good but long read. Kyro also made Gabe Cruz a Scientologist. Nothing in the world of Revive and Braille is like they make it appear.

@forton615

4 жыл бұрын

@@oskargarden4559 That's a lot of shit you're posting about skaters. Are you some anonymous insider to know all that stuff?

Always keep in mind that Andy with the shredquaters and all the others (braille included) always tell their audience to support local skate shops and to rather request the boards there before they order online. I find that pretty fair.

Jonny you're the man!

@swifyo331

4 жыл бұрын

NinjaLifestyle 🍰💪🏻

@SIKE_AU

4 жыл бұрын

NinjaLifestyle lol I thought you died 😂

@crispyreyes

4 жыл бұрын

You’re one of the OG’s, Ninja. I love you

@iFNhU

3 жыл бұрын

Your a clown.

@voodoocustompickups2547

3 жыл бұрын

@@iFNhU You're *

It’s funny how skateboarders always praise individuality and going against the flow....which is exactly what having your own KZread channel is in the skate world, yet skaters shit on that idea.

I just watched this today, thinking it was referring to Jonny’s 2021 part 😅 Glad you’re bringing this modern alternative (new main stream) way of running things into the light.

@ianwilliams9435

3 жыл бұрын

Haha same man 😂

@josephcampbell4708

3 жыл бұрын

legit exactly the same

@caioteixeira1541

3 жыл бұрын

im waiting for them to talk about his 21 part as well xD

@HenritheHorse

3 жыл бұрын

Synths and skateboards all the way!

@westonanderson6858

2 жыл бұрын

i wasnt expecting to see you here sir lol

I’m so happy Jonny was mentioned here! He’s so sweet, he deserves all the love! ❤️

Honestly I love the way Revive is doing it, and the channels are all entertaining and educational for younger kids starting out. It's a new biz model for sure but it seems to be working, and honestly there's no reason big brands can't go the same route.

@oskargarden4559

4 жыл бұрын

Revive is a big brand. Only that only one Person is earning good money.. Schrock. Good business model from a Scientologist to rip off little kids and employees for personal wealth. But hey.. not paying their skaters and employees money that is enough for a decent living (housing , car and food) while bringing a 6 figures cheque annually to the church of scientology ... is a shit business model to me

@chawpmaak

4 жыл бұрын

@@oskargarden4559 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@parkermcnerney9324

4 жыл бұрын

Oskar Garden dude chill out. They do get paid. I dunno why you’re so upset lol if they didn’t they wouldn’t stay with revive or have anything to do with them. I have personally talked to one of their riders before and he talked to me about it.

Anecdotal obviously, but I spent many years working towards the goal of becoming a professional skate filmer. After just seeing how utterly poorly skate filmers were generally treated by skate media on the back end, I kinda made it a goal to do skate projects on my own terms. So I started this channel based on high-speed slow motion and started stepping outside of the skate industry for my income and career leverage. One of the best decisions of my life. Because of my KZread career I've found my way into projects with HBO, PBS, Discovery Network etc. I've co-founded channels that have gained millions of followers. My works have been seen by hundreds of millions of people across the globe. I've made a living that is leagues better than my previous path and more importantly with the skate stuff, because I had financial flexibility and my own platform I've been able to make all kinds of skate videos that I am personally stoked on and also have an audience to enjoy it. I've gotten to pay skaters to be a part of sponsored videos and thus get to feed back into the skate community as well. I love KZread man. I know the industry has always had hangups with people who are willing to talk to their camera, but at it's most core they are out there having fun and getting more people stoked to get out and skate. Jonny is both awesomely talented and in my experience a super nice human being. I'm stoked to see him getting more recognition. I also think it's rad you guys are willing to talk about social media in a manner that isn't so negative. God knows we've seen the brunt end of the clique mentality of skateboarding in full force. It's nice to be able to just speak eye to eye with other dudes who love skating as much as we do. Cheers!

@hightfly9300

4 жыл бұрын

I always had mad respect for Skate filmers. We always forget them, but it's a different set of skills and is incredibly hard to attain a level such as filming pros. Congrats man. Glas you found your path.

Giger is a LEGEND

I'm from Switzerland and he fucking shreds!

@bakeraus

4 жыл бұрын

It's that fresh air bro :) I have tasted it in Verbier snowboarding. Such a nice country and great people

@breakfree5028

4 жыл бұрын

@@bakeraus yeah man i'm always shredding in laax. I wonder where he lives but i think he lives not far from where i snowboard. Also i wonder if he knows my homeboy silvano deflorin a local skater from there.

@bakeraus

4 жыл бұрын

@@breakfree5028 Some videos say Gams but not sure if he's still there.

Johnny's Flatground Project is pretty dope

Interesting topic, just realized I was doing the same thing as Jonny, but back then it wasn’t really acceptable. I was monitizing my own videos and parts and made some money but beared the harsh flak from the industry. Just glad to see the skaters having a more open mind in todays world. Thanks for talking about this Nine Club! Was a great listen!

Jonny's part is better than most of the traditional parts I ve seen - great editing and views, amazing music - super chilled life - that is what skateboarding is for me.

@shmooveyea

3 жыл бұрын

You must not skateboard.

@WojtekOzimek

3 жыл бұрын

@@shmooveyea you must not comment

@shmooveyea

3 жыл бұрын

@@WojtekOzimek Kook.

i love jonny's stuff, he shows the time and dedication required to pull off complicated tricks. It inspiring. How many times have you seen a trick in a part and thought, there is no way i'll ever pull that off. watching jonny try a trick 100s times until he figures it out is awesome.

this is a hilarious video of old guys talking about the weird future.. i love this podcast. Giger is a super inspiring human. Mad respect.

Get 👏🏿 Jonny👏🏿 on👏🏿the👏🏿Podcast

So happy Jonny got noticed :) dude is so humble and hard working. Have a bless one

Best part so far this year. Nobody's going to put out as technical of a part even if they compile their entire career into 1 part. Doubt he gets mentioned for SOTY but nobody is going to touch his tech and his dedication to his craft.

@Tulefilm

4 жыл бұрын

I got two words for you: Mark Suciu

I'm glad you compared it to independent music, that's where it's at, it's fuckin DIY build your own following on your own terms leaving that aside for a minute tho, Jonny's part was insane!

Y’all putting Jonny’s name in the title is what drew my attention. I’m new to the community and haven’t come across your group yet - Jonny got you another subscriber!

I love seeing you guys getting stoked on what these guys are doing. They're also genuinely some of the best people I've ever had the insanely cool pleasure of meeting.

If you haven't seen Jonny Giger's: Flatground Project... You missed a part of skateboard history...

@milesgussin5274

4 жыл бұрын

Alexander Bertallo I was thinking the same thing

@fenderg1988

4 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/fGeivKich5W0m7w.html

@daronofennell3474

4 жыл бұрын

@J. Mtz hater detected

So awesome to see Johnny get some love! I'm 34 and brand new and I'm a huge fan of this guy.

@despizedicon

2 жыл бұрын

Proof reading is nice too. You must have been so excited you didn't care.

I think these brands and skaters are more relatable to the everyday Joe skater, whereas, the superstars of the skate world are too far removed these days

@Xitronix

4 жыл бұрын

That is very true

@i-never-look-at-replies-lol

4 жыл бұрын

Well duh, since I started skating back in the day, skateboarding has gone from a hobby to a professional sport with professional athletes getting paid hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars. It's no different than turning on the TV and seeing Superbowl winning quarterbacks or the MVP of the basketball game.

@rajs4719

4 жыл бұрын

@@i-never-look-at-replies-lol I think it goes a bit deeper than that. Skateboarding is subjective, whereas sports like football and basketball are objective. This means that skaters who are objectively very talented such as Johnny Giger are shunned by the industry as they are not cool enough or marketable enough. Before the industry had a bigger influence and they decided which skaters got coverage because you would only see skating in a magazine once a month. Now anyone can put themselves out there to the world and these guys are doing well because they're more relatable and they're not relying on the industry to give them the coverage.

@RyTrapp0

4 жыл бұрын

Yup. I appreciate even just having the opportunity to see someone on Nyjah's level perform; but Nyjah most definitely isn't relatable, dude is a freak of nature Watching Jonny's channel, you can see the time and effort being put into these end products, you KNOW he's grinding hard like a lot of us out here are, and the end result of his work really expresses that

@rajs4719

4 жыл бұрын

@@RyTrapp0 Yeah totally agree. It's also nice to see someone stoked to land a trick like when he landed that double flip primo slide. Pretty refreshing

Revive does put out full length part videos with the whole team, Jonny is the first to do a stand alone part while getting tricks for the next release, that’s why he got a special graphic.

@twelvelookslike

4 жыл бұрын

Only skater on Revive worthy of being sponsored due to talent.

@alanreyes6082

4 жыл бұрын

@@twelvelookslike john hill and Jason park would disagree

@bobbyg3989

4 жыл бұрын

oofers bloopers Jason Park is one of the most over rated skaters, he’s not that good.

@alanreyes6082

4 жыл бұрын

@@bobbyg3989 if that's what you think you can't deny his creativity is amazing and nah he ain't overrated if anything he's underrated

I remember meeting Jonny at the Take Over The World video premiere at Ollie’s Skatepark. He was wasted. It was really surprising that one of the Revive riders would just be drunk af at the premiere. I’ll never forget that

@jamesmata2945

2 жыл бұрын

😂 thats so sick.

Please have Jonny on the show, he’s such a smart kid

The revive KZread web is what got me back into skateboarding as an adult. Pretty wild.

Thank you for discussing these people for those who may not be aware of this. Thank you nine club.

All i can pay attention to is that kickflip manny in the background

@nunyabusiness896

4 жыл бұрын

Soon Forgot and a heelflip, not kickflip

@nunyabusiness896

4 жыл бұрын

@FotoByTom Holy shit you're right, I guess because of how small it was and something about his body positioning I kept seeing it as a heelflip until I frame-by-framed it.

@josephpossanza5022

4 жыл бұрын

Even better switch

@borys444

4 жыл бұрын

Every interview has this same trick in the background.

@oskargarden4559

4 жыл бұрын

@@nunyabusiness896 Somebody should wash your mouth with soap

Chiming in as an old head (former mid 2000's skate rat). KZread and social media has done away with the mystique of the skateboarder. Back in the day, all you had were video parts and magazine coverage of these guys. Dudes like Andrew Reynolds, Erik Ellington, etc. all you got to see were those parts. Nowadays, you get to really see and know the skateboarder (at least with the new breed of vlogger skaters) as opposed to the old-school skaters that are on "highly pedigreed" brands today. There's also the question of skill. It's undeniable that a lot of these KZread skaters (while they're very good) are just not as good as the skateboarders on big brands. What I think will happen is you'll get a blend of the two. Skaters who are phenomenally good, stylish, and can dominate social media will be the true winners. Someone like Neen Williams comes to mind as this new breed.

4 жыл бұрын

Personality outside skateboarding is what made bam the richest pro in the world. The baker boys and Ali were sort of the same way but they were also amazing skaters like Dustin etc.

@faunaflage

4 жыл бұрын

I think this is pretty insightful and well thought out. You could be right, Yammie Noob.

@nickc4853

4 жыл бұрын

Everyone has different styles its not fair to say neen isn't as skilled as someone like nyjah. There are guys like Dustin dollin that has a style different from Reynolds to p rod to Sheckler to Joslin, they all hit different stuff with a different bag of tricks

@switchgod3008

3 жыл бұрын

You really think Eric and renolds could do these tricks? If so your very ignorant.

@kdubyah8787

3 жыл бұрын

Neener is a Chicago legend, and was on Affiliate. Been in the game. You seen his Sin Habits part?

I searched your channel to watch your overall reaction to the madness of Giger’s tricks. Please make a new video for Giger and show his unstoppable technical skills. I’d love to see that, and I know Giger and his fans would all tune in!

Hey guys, love the show, found this interesting and wanted to quickly chime in. I’m an independent musician and it seems to me that the skateboarding world is going through a similar thing to what has happened within the music industry. Gone are the days of “having” to be signed to a label to get your music out there. They can still certainly help your exposure to larger audiences for sure, but they are not essential nowadays. You can accomplish a lot by just working hard and releasing your art on your own terms. There are pros and cons no doubt, but it kind of puts you in charge of your own destiny to a point. Keep it up, from way down in New Zealand 🇳🇿 Thought JG’s part was sick 🔥 1000%

@dylanryan4145

4 жыл бұрын

Keep doing what you do bro 💪

I shopped revives site directly because of jonny giger's youtube. I love all yalls videos. Thanks for pushing. Both my daughters got their 1st boards this year and they both are constant with it.

Holy shit Giger on the 9 club. Look momma i made it to Forbes

@chetchelios7614

4 жыл бұрын

I was just listening to that song on soundcloud Haha life comes full circle

@justinoneill2837

4 жыл бұрын

Birthdays was the worst days Now we sip Champagne when we thirsty.. HUHHH

@brianhanson6587

4 жыл бұрын

He would be a cool interview on the other show imo

Dude revive is killing it I love the path they chose and made happen.. but either way, surprising or not. They deserve so much credit. Big ups for revive

Jonny giger is legit

May the switch flip manual on loop never stop. It's like an eternal fire.

I just cant stop admiring that Stevie Williams Deck on the Wall.

I know he gets some flak for not doing traditional cool tricks. But so fucking what. Rodney laid the foundation for skateboarding and he did what he wanted to do. The fact that Jonny Giger can even recreate some tricks let alone a lot of them just shows how gd good at skating he is. That's what skating should be. Your personal interpretation of fun. Or something like that. I don't care.

@Anesthesia90

4 жыл бұрын

I guess this might be a cultural/age thing because I keep seeing more skaters like him, doing his own shit and not caring, still getting sponsored or talked about, Giger, Radamaker, Jason Park, etc. anyway kudos to them for keeping the skate spirit alive and pass it thru time and generations

Shop over brand any day of the week. The community built within a shop is amazing, growing up in oklahoma skating I’ve seen many local shops die within a year. Shoutout to core board shop for keeping it real and being there when you need it.

Look at Jonny Gigers video thumbnails, now look at AndrewSchrocks thumbnails. Jonny you the real skate channel.

Great watch and objective conversation. Gained a sub. I’d encourage all who read this who haven’t watched Gigers flatground project, to do so. Insane stuff.

Yo, I'm all the way from South Africa, 16 years old, I understand what Steezus is saying about the board graphics taking a backside and all that and i fully get it cause with me most of the time i need to worry about the price and size before graphic and so on. Keep up the awesome informative videos love em.

*ACTUALLY* Revive in a way does have a personal channel, it's The ShredQuarters YT channel which is the name of their online store and warehouse skate park. It in a way is the company page, Andy and Brian I believe made it a year ago but unfortunately it didn't preform very well with views and subscribers. But none the less the idea of the channel was to post weekly updates and skate content from within the shop and team. But yes they all support and keep it afloat and take care of each other, frequently collaborating with each other on their various channels which boast different types of content while still keeping a heavy love for skateboarding.

@oskargarden4559

4 жыл бұрын

Schrocks personal account is the company channel. He keeps it that way because that way he does not have to share the 1.6 million dollars he received for it last year only from youtube with the riders and employees. Clever or antisocial.. you decide.

Really enjoyed the positive vibes here. I remember it used to be really easy to be labelled as a “poser” back in the day if you didn’t fit the popular mould of skater for the time. This always struck me as going against what skating is all about since skating is about doing whatever the hell you want. I like seeing the skate community evolving past the old hateful ways, especially from a group as badass as this.

Just some other points/things to add: I am not a skater and can’t even do a single trick, yet I follow Johnny Giger. His demographic is not just skater viewership, but people who admire/respect skill and good content. I would have never known about Revive and I would have never known many other pages (such as this one) that I now follow all starting around Mr. Giger. He is an incredible guy.

How many great amazing skaters in the 90's that we never to got to see same a music but now we can . So good 👌🙌

That “ger” joke flew way over their heads.

Yo homie in the MW hat was so on point with how he described these things

2021 is his best yet.

Great discussion guys. Thank you.

To be completely serious, I would treasure a Nine Club interview with Jonny Giger. He is easily my favouite skater of the 'new school' as it were. We all watched Rodney Mullen and wished we could be like him. Giger put in the work and now he is.

Jonny is cool and a positive vibe for the people who start skateboarding and he kills the berrics etc! He's so technical!

Thank you for being honest to the current situation.

when i was younger always had toy machine and hook ups boards on my walls i loved there art and graphics, still do to this day just in the man cave now.

Giger completely rules and seems like a legit dude.

Would love to see Jonny on the show!

4:20 I think this is a function of the era in which skateboarding matured, the late 80s and early 90s. Slacker culture was prevalent and self-promotion was kinda "lame"

He is doing something with algorithms too it seems, he appeared on my KZread feed one day. I’ve been inspired to start skating again at almost 46, I’ve got cancer so a couple of years of decline. The worst that can happen is I break a bone, I would’ve enjoyed breaking that bone. I’ve broken lots over the years, I could honestly handle one right now. I found you guys after him, so he is doing for people beyond your imagination.

here i thought you would review his part...

@azzkiller22

4 жыл бұрын

Same, some battletalk action

Let's get Andy Schrock on an episode. Would make for some great conversation on the industry as a whole.

i was not ready for that white claw steezus shirt

Wow how did i miss that? Great to see Jonny gets some little exposure from the "traditional" scene. You get to know people like Jonny a little when you follow them around on KZread. It's a little more personal, unlike a high quality cooperate commercial where you're no really sure if everything is genuine. Thinking about it, your regular podcast does almost the same for a big part. For example, before you had Leticia or Nyjah on the show i had no idea if they were entitled assholes or what. All i knew so far was pretty vague. After it i knew those people are cool but now i like them because they proved that they are nice humans, not because they are good a street contests or so. Maybe that doesn't convince a 16 year old, but i'll be 38 tomorrow and i would happily favour a Jonny Giger product board over something else, even if i thought the other one looked a little doper. 5 or 10 bucks on patreon? Sure, i can easily afford it and it's not like i don't get anything back. He get's to have some money and i get to watch a video once a week. Nothing more fair than that. For example i became an instant fanboy of Riley after you had him on. All i need to properly know who i'm dealing with and these KZread channels do exactly that for each of them. I think it is a super great way to have a (maybe little smaller) but very loyal fanbase.

“I bought my board on Amazon” lol ...if anything the Revive/Braille crew destroy kMart Amazon boards...

Johnny giger and Andy Anderson two of the most genuine skaters.

Awesome that you put him in the spotlight! Please talk about Verso soon, once you've managed to wrap your head around the part :)

@shanebreezy4453

4 жыл бұрын

Who?

@andreasakselvoll171

4 жыл бұрын

@@shanebreezy4453 Mark Suciu :)

Man I've been watching giger for years. Good to see him getting more exposure he's put in so much work. BATB too shook to invite again

Gigers the man, earnest and loves skating and loves teaching and showing how to perform tricks for the fun and joy of skating. Very technically sound too, rekindled my love for skateboarding after a decade not skating.

It makes total sense not to have a revive KZread page, if each sk8ter has his own page it's multiple chances for footage to go viral. It makes total sense. Love Johnny such a nice guy and makes great content.

This is great.

get johnny on the podcast

It's kinda sucks hearing them say that he wouldn't be accepted in the traditional skate scene when isn't that the whole reason we all got into skating? Because we weren't accepted or didn't do the "cool" sports or shit. Props to all the guys on revive and similar skaters! if you skate hell yea!

man there are some great skaters on youtube that don't get enough love. Jason Park, Alex Rademaker, Carlos Lastra, RollerSurfer, show them some love

desarmo board on the right 👍🏼💪🏼👊🏼 rolled my ankle a couple years ago at skate loft during the winter season in Toronto and Wade gave me a hand up! Never been so hyped off an ankle roll 😂 shout out to wade killin the game!

Our local skateshop has an emergency number. In case you snap your board at the spot, the staff will deliver you a board in your desired size right at the spot in a few minutes.

giger is a fucking beast and deserves to be on that podcast!

Jonny Giger is fucking awesome!! I was really hoping you were going to discuss his incredible skating. aww :(

9:00 He so right with the Lambert comparison; they both have the same 'landing pose' where the look down at their board after they land the trick.

Very interesting hearing your opinion about this subject!

Seen Him Skate On The Braille Channel - He’s A Really Chill Guy & His Skating Really Speaks For Itself.. Also He Has 588,000 Subscribers As Of Late..🤙

I think anyway people can support themselves skate boarding is good for skateboarding itself. If skater's can support themselves and just skate that rules. i love the revive squad, and the braille squad. Braille inspired me to skate again after 10 years. its good shit.

So glad they related this to the music industry. While listening, I kept thinking about the countless stories I've heard from music artists who'd been fucked over by somebody (or several somebodies) in the industry, and that you're infinitely better off holding onto, and owning your own shit. You'll make more money releasing a record yourself and selling 20,000 copies than you would signing with a major label and selling 2 million.

Shout out to people who are multitalented.

Andy Schrock’s channel is pretty much the official revive channel tbh

@ariekanibalie

4 жыл бұрын

fairly sure it started as Revenge, which was felt to be too un-Christian and then changed to Revive, only to be changed to Andy Schrock's "personal" channel when KZread started allowing users to change their name.

@Mianless

4 жыл бұрын

@@ariekanibalie it wasn't that it was "un-christian" so much that there was a branding conflict with another company that was called Revenge at the time.

@ariekanibalie

4 жыл бұрын

@@Mianless Aha, my bad.

They have a great point about the graffics on the boards and the artists who make them but there’s a lot of skaters that are fire but won’t be able to get that chocolate or deathwish sponsor I think this is a good way to make what we love to do which is skating profitable

You used to go to brands to see the new riders , now you go to the riders to see the new brands .

Johnny is living the dream