Jerry Hsu's nollie back heel will forever be my favorite ender.

@christophersantiago6011

5 ай бұрын

Plus his whole part.

@johnnyfelcher8156

4 ай бұрын

Legit double part.

There’s so many tricks left off. This has to become a series

How could they not put Jeremy Wray Water Tower gap? It’s the gnarliest trick ever , literally

@Altamont89

Жыл бұрын

True, but it wasnt an ender. It was the intro to a 411

@normanl.6891

11 ай бұрын

​​​@@Altamont89 it was the ender for the Plan B industry section in a 411. Then it was pulled to be use as one of the intro tricks. All the intro tricks were pulled from different sections. They were the -taste- of whats yet to come in that issue.

@turdferguson2

3 ай бұрын

Makes me sick just thinking of even trying it. I mean I guess you can say this about a lot of tricks if things go wrong but he reaaaally could have easily died if he fucked up bad enough

@justinlast2lastharder749

3 ай бұрын

His running long jump back over the gap to re-try it each time as even more impressive though.

@GsKillz818

2 ай бұрын

If it was made today, people would say it's fake.

This should be a quarterly series for you guys. Very very fun to listen to

Kalis tre flip over the trash can at love. Nothin too crazy but was monumental to me as a young boy. Got the blabac photo framed on my living room wall.

Jerry Hsu's nollie back heel in bag of suck is one of my favorites. Also, props to steezus for putting Ryan pierce on the list. Growing up in KC, 14 deep was always in my DVD player.

@jakeholland6194

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely insane , still only a few guys are nollie bs flipping shit that big

@kennyconnors9513

Жыл бұрын

@jake holland that stairset at umkc is fucking huge. Seeing it in person is wild. Same with the river market 10. My grandparents used to live in that building. I'd go watch all the escapist dudes before I'd embarrass myself on it

@kennyconnors9513

Жыл бұрын

@Zach King bos is an awesome video. Everyone brings a different style to their parts and it just works. Jerry's part is an all time classic. Dude is massively under-rated

@theacgkid

Жыл бұрын

@@kennyconnors9513 Just watched Jerry's part and damn, I forgot how good his style is!

@kennyconnors9513

Жыл бұрын

@@theacgkid he does everything so clean. I remember tripping out when I first saw the back Smith on the rainbow rail, and the noseblunt on the bump to bar

I think that Brandon Turner switch hard will be forever imprinted in my brain

@hfffju7913

Жыл бұрын

Switch fs pressure flip

@dominicmoreno4662

Жыл бұрын

Indeed

@killacam2644

Жыл бұрын

The one he did a few years ago down Wallenberg was gnarlier in my opinion

@Austinn801

Жыл бұрын

@@hfffju7913 Lol what are you even talking about? His popping foot was on the complete wrong side of the tail for it to be a fs pressure flip, plus a fs pressure would probably be harder down a gap than a hardflip. Also you can clearly see his front foot flick...

@eatassonthefirstdate

Жыл бұрын

Wallenberg sw hard? CHEA 💯

Most Jamie Thomas Enders were usually ground breaking.

@tommym875

Жыл бұрын

Even if he didn’t land it!!!

@AlexJosepshChavezChavez

11 ай бұрын

​@@tommym875I want too do that skateboarding ?. .

@vladdrac2899

10 ай бұрын

pretty much every thomas part had epic endings.. atleast in the 90s

@dicer0075

3 ай бұрын

JT IS Him

@modestomouso1234

2 ай бұрын

Welcome to Hell was the first skate video I ever bought. Me and my boys would watch that video over and over and over. JTs part was always a favorite, especially with that song.

I'm definitely age appropriate for all these clips. I remember every single one.

Mark Appleyard kickflip front crook in Sorry is my all time fav. I remember watching that for the first time and I immediately went out skating and could all of a sudden do 5 tricks I couldn't do before lol.

@one_eyeddd473

Жыл бұрын

Omg adio one step beyond did that for me....

@RicosTinFoilSombrero

Жыл бұрын

​@@one_eyeddd473 great video

@tylerp3327

7 ай бұрын

I believe it’s the first kickflip front crook on handrail? Fun fact: He did say in an interview that he was trying kick front noseslide.

Joslin with arguably the best hard flip of all time over that fountain

@infinidominion

Жыл бұрын

Fuggin ninja

@brendan5665

Жыл бұрын

Or Joslin at Davis Gap with the tre flip

@robertblackmore703

Жыл бұрын

I have watched that clip probably a hundred times. Fully agree it’s one of the best ever.

@robertbarnhart7791

10 ай бұрын

If his truck didn't break on that El Toro tre flip he would probably be considered the best skater of all time. He's up there anyway but holy shit that is the biggest heartbreak in skateboarding history. Unbelievable he even tried that much less rode away for 10 feet or more. Ollied it first try both times he went there to skate it, absolute animal

@NickZoOoR

7 ай бұрын

He’s also hardflipped an 18 stair

Frankie Hill Grass Gap. That caused the biggest wildfire of OH SHIT of any trick in a video back in my day. People told you that you couldn't believe it until you saw it and they were right.

@skatechatham

Жыл бұрын

Probably one of the first purposeful Enders in a part, most parts back in the day didn’t build to anything

@richdixon

Жыл бұрын

@@skatechatham I think you might be right. If someone can show me something before that it would be very interesting.

@stewartunderhill4924

10 ай бұрын

Frankie Hills gap was the original ender. So inspiring to go big.

Bastien Salabanzi - Kickflip FS Board (SORRY) Chris Cole - Kickflip BS Noseblunt (Dying to Live) Milton Martinez - Kickflip Car wash bank Pat Duffy - Double link 50-50 (Questionable) Chris Joslin - 360 Flip Davis Gap (True) Jerry Hsu - Nollie Back Heel (Bag of Suck)

@MC_1993

9 ай бұрын

Greco switch fs flip 15 ..baker 3

Arto switch flip the Santa Monica triple set... the music, the timing, the build up of the previous parts... just a perfect ender not just for his part, but for the entire skate video.

@c1dtl39

Жыл бұрын

His backside flip prior was filmed beautifully and also timed with the music. How he just entered the frame, damn

@SoNewEnglandsux

Жыл бұрын

Remember arto coming in 2nd and BA getting 1st in Europe comp !!!

@jsuban4346

Жыл бұрын

Rowley's back 360 down that triple was wild too...

@ACMExxWRLDtv

Жыл бұрын

READ MY MIND!

@mofomartianp

Жыл бұрын

Best switch flip ever. Arto was always my favorite skater back in the day.

Daewon song’s ender of almost round 3 is still mind boggling(360 flip to noseblunt to manual)🔥🔥🔥🔥

@GregMuniz7

Жыл бұрын

Yeah really surprised it wasnt in the list

@Juliano_DJOL

11 ай бұрын

Also the tree Noseblunt down the 3 picnic tables in rd 2!

@beatles42ohgg94

10 ай бұрын

yeah, but those videos dont really count... from the first second to last second. only thing in those videos were enders.... kinda like chris coles in bloom part. for the time, almost every single trick could have been a lesser humans ender.

@korycollins4850

10 ай бұрын

All of Round 3 was insane.

@davidperkoski1132

9 ай бұрын

Brian Peacock 180 switch manny switch backside flip out down the set in Helas Felas

Almost a year. Definitely time for part 2 . Love you forever, Nine Club x

marc johnson end in fully flared. Dude had so much style, he flowed like water. The one arm behind the back after he landed a trick. Iconic!

@timsanchez2584

Жыл бұрын

The ending song to his part goes so good

PJ ending his part with a push is my all time favorite, but i gotta throw Keenan Milton's switch flip over a table in mouse in there too. he just made it look so easy. after actually watching it, got em both in there! Casey Rigney unexpected favorite pick. nice list

Shane O'Neill Chronicles: Switch Kickflip Backside Tailslide Switch Bs 270 Heelflip Out.

@jamiechapman6336

11 ай бұрын

O6i

@johnboy4955

11 ай бұрын

He’s a robot

Reynolds KF, It’s 17 stairs, so not as tall as El Toro, but there’s a 5.5ft. Gap in the middle of the sets so it’s for sure longer.

I love that there’s guys who love skateboarding just like I do! Thank you for this beautiful podcast!!

@chivalrous_chevy1163

Жыл бұрын

100 percent

Arto Saari’s backlip in Mind Field, I mean, song, style, trick selection and how he rolls away… one of the greatest moments in skateboarding history, hands down.

@ericburton1244

Жыл бұрын

Argo Saari is not talked about enough anymore - very underrated I think.

@SoNewEnglandsux

Жыл бұрын

I think cuz we couldn't stop talking about him wen he first came out

@Peksisarvinen

10 ай бұрын

Yeah I think that should've been in as well. It's so good.

3:49 it’s crazy how we’ve developed ‘catching’ tricks. That Swtch Tre is a good example of just timing the flip and landing on it as it falls. Two VERY different things.

i was 30 min in until i remembered that i saw this episode already, these dabs got me.

@hfffju7913

Жыл бұрын

Nobody cares you smoke weed

@butterknutts5888

Жыл бұрын

@@hfffju7913 who ever hurt you is my friend

@jjcoola998

2 ай бұрын

Lmao high as hell

Maaaaan this was the best video! Such a nostalgic trip and breakdown of why I love the skaters that I love. Gotta share this

Pat Duffy's part in Questionable was way ahead of its time. He was also not pro at that time. His part in Virtual Reality was his first part as a pro and that part was also way ahead of it's time.

Dane Burmans 5050 in Cold War was the first trick that came to mind for me.

@Mac10Demarco

Жыл бұрын

Still an insane trick 10 years later

Glad the boys mentioned that Danny Gonzalez kickflip melon at the Berg. Definitely one of the best tricks ever.

16:28 Legitimately insane how high he popped that nollie heel, like It almost looks fake. Insane

Chris cole back 3 kick flip down carlsbad fucked me up back in the day. Reynolds kick flip in stay gold was insane! It popped up as I typed that haha. Brandon turned switch hard flip down wallenburg was fucked and can’t remember if that was a whole part or not. Either way.. insane

Jamie Thomas and Andrew Reynolds always had my favorite ending tricks

@tylerjamesnewton1422

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Koston 3 flip noseblunt definately changed the game

5:30 Koston flinged that board Jeffwon Song style.

@CRASSsk8s

Жыл бұрын

Jeffwon?

@dsrree

Жыл бұрын

@@CRASSsk8s jeff dechesare. He flings his board down stairs with no pop.

@CRASSsk8s

Жыл бұрын

@@dsrree alright, cool, thanks, I had not heard of Jeff

Natas boardsliding the roll bar of a 4 runner in Streets of Fire in 87. That shit was beyond next level. It took skating off the curbs and benches into a different directon.

@415trevor

10 ай бұрын

Amen 🙏🏻

@DMah-2036

10 ай бұрын

Think it was Streets of Fire where Natas actually has 2 parts, the board slide is the ender in 1st part. Could have been the kickflip gap or the handrail

jerry hsu is hands down my fav ender of all time! everything about that trick is as close to perfect as you can get

Watching all these clips brought back some crazy memories that were buried deep in my brain.

No Frankie Hill???? That was not only one of the first "THE END" parts ever (most parts just showed your best tricks and then moved on), it was also the biggest gap ever at that time, before people were even doing gaps and stairs.

@415trevor

10 ай бұрын

Yah. Frankie Hill dirt gap was basically the first real “ender”

@christopheraltman5021

9 ай бұрын

I was going to mention that if no one else did. That was kind of like one of the original enders.

@JG-ui4rn

4 ай бұрын

Frankie gap was the first thing I thought of. Dude is always forgotten

Please make a part 2

41:27 i love the way his front foot hangs off the board, rolling away.

Shane O’Neil should film a short part only skating D3’s. 😂

legend says PJ still going down the street with this line

@CNSKATEFOOL

3 ай бұрын

It’s all the tricks we didn’t see that make that ender so iconic.

In my mind, the Brandon Biebel "Yeah Right" ender is forever imprinted in my brain. First part, one of my first videos ever watched, nollie 360flip (which wasn't done alot back then in that time), but the fact that he mouths "fuck" after is insane to me. I will always remember that. I still have the issue of Thrasher Magazine with that sequence, it features Tom Pennys kickflip in the pipe from his "REALLY sorry" part. Legendary stuff!

Best tech ledge trick and ender: T. McClung on Four Quarter (Primitive), Switch bigspin bs tail switch heel out...and it was a pretty high ledge too...

I'm not a skater..I'm just a fan. But for me watching Tony hitting that X games 900 was one of the most amazing sporting moments in history. I just lost my mind.

Damn, that back 3 by Midler on that spot, there's no way you can bail safely.

This episode was dope. Loved seeing all these tricks together in this superstar montage.

Nick Garcia’s Wallie Nose manual to 50-50 in the element video was gnarly!

I love how these guys made this podcast, it was needed

This video was an absolute treat. Thx guys.

The thing thats crazy about the Carlos clip is that his foot is actually rotated on the tail before the pop so his toe is facing backward. It's like a nollie type snap foot position. Insane.

@groovefretboard

Жыл бұрын

Bro he double heel touched. Watch the Slomo on landing. It’s not even a make.

@gavinhell4597

11 ай бұрын

@@groovefretboardno one’s interested in the landing, you’ve never seen anything like that take off 🤫

I’m so happy I was able to be apart of this era

Andrew Reynolds’ stay gold >>

where is Suciu's 50-50 :p one of the most talked over enders of the recent years probably haha

The KWalks 5050 of that giant rail to end the Vans video blew my fucking mind! I loved that part! Kyle Walker no other way

Steezus with his "affirmative action pick" 😂😂😂😂

When I was 14, Pat Duffy - Questionable was the first ever ender that I jumped out of the chair for and all my friends were blown away by so it will always be most iconic to me.

@chadwickmoes

Жыл бұрын

Duffy is a legend. Wish cards had a clip

@Rufusdos

Жыл бұрын

Duffy’s was the first part, wasn’t it?

@clayrandle2465

Жыл бұрын

@@Rufusdos You're right but they are talking about the ending of actual part. Not the end of the video.

@Rufusdos

Жыл бұрын

@@clayrandle2465 Got it… a very long kinked boardslide if I remember… or was it the back smith in the rain..?

It probably won’t be iconic to most but I really love watching Gallants kickflip back noseblunt on clipper. Of course it’s not in the shortlist of most iconic Enders at all but it’s freaking great.

Let's gooooooo. Have been loving these, some of my favorite enders, and some that I actually never saw before. Great stuff guys!

This brought back a fuck ton of amazing memories from my high-school days with my buds. Omfg. Thank you guys for this post I had forgotten about most of them

Cory Kennedy’s fakie 180 to switch crook confused and impressed the hell out of me on sheer awkwardness. Had to rewind multiple times.

Yoshi has one of the best lazer flips

No Frankie Hill gap?? I think that was a big game changer

@jasoncomer3655

Жыл бұрын

When we first saw that as kids we were literally freaking out. Even though it's dated,, its the best ender of all time IMO.

I will never ever forget watching Jerry Hsu’s nollie back heel. That feeling was priceless. Cole’s kf bs nose blunt and kostons tre nose blunt. There are so many iconic ones but those pop right out in my 36 y.o mind. Prods switch flip at the end of in bloom just popped in too. Oh wait…guys sw front shuv sw crook in the mouse credits just came to mind too…fuckin A man I could go in forever , I love skateboarding. Heaths kf 50 holy fuck…ok I’ll stop now lol

The nollie back flip down Wallenburg takes the cake.

Daewon’s worst but first hardflip ever filmed to end his Love Child part.

@skatechatham

Жыл бұрын

Inward kickflip in those days :)

one of my favourite episodes❤

Kirchart is a skaters skater.. he took some of the gnarliest slams too.. i was most impressed by him from a trick he DIDN'T land.. and was in the credits.. of Sight Unseen.. multiple near lands of a front lip down one of the steepest, longest handrails i'd ever seen.. dude skates fast as hell too.. those attempts cemented him as one of the gnarliest ever imo Also, if he was really hung up about putting someone black on his list, lol.., he should have gone with Bastien! I can't even pin-point which clip to go with, haha,, but he could throw down some bangerangs

@infinidominion

Жыл бұрын

That was like a 25set and re-entry into orbit was maybe too much for the gear at the time

@c1dtl39

Жыл бұрын

Bastien’s kickflip front board down that 18(?) in Sorry. Holy fuck he stomped it on the rail and was sliding for a while

@toneohm

Жыл бұрын

@@infinidominion lol right! he needed a pressurized space suit for that one

@toneohm

Жыл бұрын

@@c1dtl39 ohhhh thats right.. that was his ender.. i should go back n rewatch that part.. crazy how he was only 15 when he filmed most of those tricks.. how about that huge back 180 down that really tall set of stairs.. remember that one?? when he landed, all this dust from the ground blew up like an actual bomb was dropped or something hahaha,, such an awesome clip

@c1dtl39

Жыл бұрын

@@toneohm dude was way ahead of the game! The back 180 he did that sticks out to me was the one in Really Sorry where the couple was sitting on the stairs watching him

Loved your videos I'm 43 now and still sk8ing I like your content Jaron still one of my favorites a long with Jeremy Wray keep it up

I love videos like this, and being reminded of all the dope shit

I just want you guys to do commentary on all your favorite parts. This is so fun

Jeremy Wray Tower Gap. Jamie Thomas Leap of Faith. Nyjah Huston kick back lip at HH16 rise and shine. Koston back noseblunt bricktown menikmati. A lot of great ones missed here.

I love these formats 🔥

kickflip over in the subway was sick

we need more parts of this !!

bro I actually Love this pod cast now bruh so entertaining

Corey Glick in Souvenir! Frontside 360 Wallie to Noseblunt is wild

Joslin’s tre- most definitely should be on any Top countdown list

Ed Templeton this is skateboarding. Snapping the tail off

Jeremy Wray in Second Hand Smoke, one if my favorite video parts. Starts and ends the video with the giant front side flip

David Gonzalez 50 50 that massive double kinked rail at the end of his Possessed to Skate part was probably one of the craziest tricks I’ve ever seen

dude really said nose wheelie lmaoo 16:36

@WingsBanquet

Жыл бұрын

Old head skaters all say nose wheelie

That was the shit. Watching these videos and the hype you get. The end of the video happens, jump up, grab the wood and hit it. The best.

The happiest of enders

Jeron said it!! Too much to choose from!! Yeahhhhh

The gnarliest ender is Nyjah Huston's back to back Backside 270 lipslide and Kickflip backside lipslide down the Hollywood high 16 stair rail.

@itdobesuckin

Жыл бұрын

it wasn’t back to back. it was edited pretty smooth but yeah, kinda kills it

@nedtempleton4873

Жыл бұрын

@@itdobesuckin Were you there when he did it? Can you prove it?

@Tone2K

10 ай бұрын

@@nedtempleton4873Were you?

I will always remember that tre flip noseblunt ender in Yeah Right. Me and my friends watched that tape over and over and over and over and we always got real quiet during Koston’s part, especially the ender. I had no idea he filmed it the night before the premiere, that’s dope af. That shit blew my mind, we had never seen anything like that before

Amazing stuff fellas, id not seen a lot of these. Would be really great to get a group of the older generation doing the same from older stuff. First seeing stuff that becomes a fundamental was mind blowing. Like unlocking a new level. Like a timeline of breaking barriers.

O baby u u say your just a podcast o baby u !!! U got what I need 😂

You guys need to do these in Volumes

Yoshi got some sick laser flips

my favorite one is Marc Johnson sw noseblunt to noseblunt (whatever that trick is called, idk) in 'Fully Flared'. Especially knowing that he tried that trick like 4 hours or something, Incredible

What's crazy is now people are doing a lot of these in there sls runs. It's so awesome to see the history and how far it has come so quickly

Erik Ellington "fucked up tonight" Baker 3 iconic

Alot of ppl gonna hate this comment but the Osiris D3s were my favorite and best skate shoe ever created. I have ever color combo they ever made and even have custom D3s. Idk how many ppl on here are skater from the 90s and early 2000s, but Osiris used to have a website where you could customize you own skate shoe. I designed atleast 30 different pairs of D3s using their website. The D3 is just such a comfortable shoe, itvlooks amazing and there's never been a shoe like it since. I know most ppl hate D3s but personally I'm a lover of them and still have approximately twenty-five a brand new still in the box that I've never worn still have about another 10 to 15 pairs that are brand new still in the box that I wore only one time and I have a total amount of d3s ranging from fully skated two brand-new probably in the range of 55 to 58 somewhere in that area so yeah it goes without saying I was a huge fan of the Osiris D3 and I was so upset when they stopped making those shoes I even wore those shoes on my wedding day as part of my tuxedo. My 2nd favorite pair of skate shoes ever made are the "Es Scheme Schuhe Gelb Anfugen Und" and only in this color. Unlike with the Osiris d3s I like every color and style they made with the ES shoes this was the only color I ever liked and I own about seven or eight pairs of bees I have three of them brand-new in-the-box never even been tried on two more pair I only wore once and the rest of them were skated really hard yes I was the guy that shows the chunky style skate shoe as opposed to the skate shoe that is so sad feels like it's made out of a pizza box and you're going to break your foot open every time you land still to this day I do not like skating and thin skate shoes I don't like shoes that feel like I'm skating barefoot I will give credit where credit is due as far as thinner skate shoes go you can feel the board a lot better and you can have better board control but because I've been skiing chunky skate shoes for so long I've learned how to deal with it I'm just curious to hear what some people have to say about these two pairs of shoes did you guys like these kind or where you guys D3 hater. I fully expect the majority of the people in the comments to say they hated them because after all the Osiris D3 shoe was voted the most controversial skate shoe ever made but if you like them please explain to me what you liked about them and if you hate it on please explain to me why you didn't like them I'm just curious about people's opinions because other than the friends that I had growing up I never really got to ask anybody their opinion because the internet wasn't what it is today social media didn't really exist like it does today so if you don't mind please just take a minute or two and just let me know what you guys think about either shoe and while you're at it explain to me what your favorite skate shoe of all time was

@eatassonthefirstdate

10 ай бұрын

I totally agree, fat sk8 shoes with mad puffy tongues are way better dude. kids skating in like vans classics as thin as chuck Taylor all stars n shit who DOES that?!?!? looking like old man slippers n shit, I even hate Nike blazers dude. fck all shoes like that. these kids just dont know......

In 2002, I saw Erik Koston skating down Robson St. in Vancouver with an entourage following him after Slam City Jam. He did about 20 flat ground tricks in a row with the crowd cheering behind him. He was so good back in the day.

@PhyrigianFlame

5 ай бұрын

I would have LOVED to witness Koston in his prime. Thanks for sharing

Koston's Tre Filp to Noneblunt looks like he's skating on easy mode, he looks magnetised to the rail

Josh Kaspers 360 flip tail grab down Carlsbad was pretty cool.

Supreme Cherry 2013. Tyshawn hitting the huge staircase, can’t remember the trick, landing and riding into the bars of the gate and running it off, all in slo mo. Young prodigy still killing it

Danny Gonzalez. Song, jump cuts, catch. Perfect. No notes.

You guys are great. I love skating