Internet’s busiest skateboarding nerd, love the cut ❤️

@julianboyd8719

Жыл бұрын

We'll refer to him as melon grab from now on

@Extilium

Жыл бұрын

Lemongrab

@sandyman6054

Жыл бұрын

Gifted fader 👩‍🦲

@timmorris6456

Жыл бұрын

Hatethony Giftano

@billclinton3010

Жыл бұрын

Lmfaooo

Thrasher should have collab'd with Dewalt. Their sawzalls have contributed to skateboarding for decades.

@eligross328

Жыл бұрын

check out your local farm supply store for the Dewalt pants. Honestly gives Dickies/Carhartt a run for their money and the colorways are fire

Koston is legit going to buy that Lacoste hoodie.

@MrWojoRising5446

Жыл бұрын

I could totally see him wearing that alligator one lol

@___dendy6636

Жыл бұрын

Nah he prob gonna wear the polos with snapbacks shorts and dunks or ishod

@paceyourself5652

Жыл бұрын

Wtf you talking about son Koston is royalty, he likely already has one or will get one for free

@beemelonhead1

Жыл бұрын

Buy one? Yea right all he has to do is say the word and they'd send a box of em

@ericdonalson7276

Жыл бұрын

👀

truly the anthony fantano of skateboarding now

@jombertronkel8924

Жыл бұрын

that's the best explanation to why i don't enjoy GH content anymore i've seen

@joedent3323

Жыл бұрын

tru dat Niggz.

@fernandoreyes680

Жыл бұрын

No wonder they're my favorite youtubers

@breditts

Жыл бұрын

Gets the buzz cut and the resemblance is uncanny

@somelettersnumbers

Жыл бұрын

i would take that as an insult

feeling the buzz cut heavy

@the.littlest.toaster

Жыл бұрын

Ayo chill

@nakikyoko9664

Жыл бұрын

@@the.littlest.toaster just showing papa Joa some love it's all good🐒

@phoenixsparrow584

Жыл бұрын

RIP hair

@THICCTHICCTHICC

Жыл бұрын

He finally Anthony Fantano

@dylan3139

Жыл бұрын

@@phoenixsparrow584 it grows back

When Phelper died, the soul of Thrasher died with him.

@thebayharborbutcher9115

Жыл бұрын

100%

@itsJoelSandoval

Жыл бұрын

Let’s not act like all this wasn’t happening before

@nicklintner8383

Жыл бұрын

@@itsJoelSandoval yeah 100% all this was going down before jake bit dust

@sawyer_9102

Жыл бұрын

💯💯

@capo_di_capi

Жыл бұрын

@@itsJoelSandoval yeah you're right, but no more KOTR? thrasher is really grasping right now.

You're making these times a lot easier for a lot of people, be proud of that.

Holy shit he got mason silva to do the video for him

In a way this collaboration is actually very fitting. Lacost went from a brand that was very popular and trendy to one that became a generic mall fashion brand, some saturated entry level “fashion” brand selling colourful polos to high school kids who thought they were fancy. It’s the perfect non-skater equivalent to thrasher which became the generic mall skate brand who once sold to an exclusive crowd to now selling to generic non-skaters. It’s debatable which branded needed the other more for this but I enjoy the unity of two powerhouse mall brands coming together for this corny spectacle.

@lukevalerio6184

Жыл бұрын

I kinda get where ur coming from, but 200$ for the hoodie is absurd and the graphic is mids asf. totally with gifted on this I don’t think any real skater will go out of there way to buy it especially bc of the price.

@poopbuttfym

Жыл бұрын

hahahaha great comment dude

@zachemorgan

Жыл бұрын

i don't ill tick to wearing powell peralta or just walmart tee's people complement them more anyways and there like 5 dollars a shirt. Lacoste was like the abercriombie and fitch of the 80's mostly coke using douches with popped collars wore them.

@xn-triq7607

Жыл бұрын

Like most higher end brands, Lacoste have a high end line and a high street line, but they definitely don't mix with Thrashers branding

@animalmints5470

Жыл бұрын

In the UK lacost used to be the height of high end fashion. Now they sell £20.00 tshirts in sports direct. Trash label. Like Thrasher.

“Country-club-ify skateboarding” I love it

@JustSujC

Жыл бұрын

"Posing"

Holy shit it’s Walter white

@deathblow777

Жыл бұрын

JESSE WE HAVE TO SHIT ON BRANDS JESSE

i always told myself that i wouldn’t get a thrasher shirt until i learned to kickflip. that hasnt happened yet but now when it happens im just gonna get a jenkem shirt instead

@CacaCrotch

3 ай бұрын

With how hard they've sucked up to Beatrice you're not safe there either.

This the third time u saved me from boredom at 230 EST THANK YOU SIR 🙏🏽💯

@AlekPatton

Жыл бұрын

im literally in the same boat lmaooo

@mattfreedom2002

Жыл бұрын

@@AlekPatton go to sleep boys

This is why Gatekeeping is important!!!!!

@speshul2289

Жыл бұрын

What actual real world negative impact does this have on skateboarding. Shits ugly, but really, what else does this hurt? I feel like I just keep seeing people say "Gatekeeping is good, because it's good", but not "Gatekeeping is good because it solves [Problem]".

@mlombardo9

Жыл бұрын

@@speshul2289 is nothing sacred? (Not a real defense just bored while pooping/watching)

@GabrielKinney

Жыл бұрын

@@speshul2289 I guess it depends on how much profit is going to which of the 2 brands, if more is going towards lacost then it's taking away but if it more goes towards Thrasher then it's good. Not my argument just adding some things to take into consideration. (edit) I don't really give a shit who brands collab with but Thrasher and other brands also have those older core hesh heads gatekeeping but then the brand contradicts itself by doing this.

@elias-lc8dh

Жыл бұрын

@@speshul2289 gatekeeping is good because it stops skateboarding from getting watered down, so skateboarding culture wont get ruined and just mixed in with the rest

@poetsrear

Жыл бұрын

@@speshul2289 Are your family dinners open to everyone? If they were, would they be family dinners? Would the family be as comfortable and relaxed among, if overrun by strangers?

Bro look like the zodiac killer sketch

@RazPerignon

Жыл бұрын

He looks like Timothy Mcveigh with glasses

Damn bro, you are really KILLING it... I mean you're really MURDERing the youtube game.

@demidad7880

Жыл бұрын

dude is slashing and stabbing the youtube game rn 🔥

@monkeboy7744

Жыл бұрын

@@demidad7880 the dav wmoji

@Hoodinator17

Жыл бұрын

The CANDYMAN

@TheCoreyDeal

Жыл бұрын

bro has an industrial sized freezer in his basement

@dneck

Жыл бұрын

MURDERATION

I think when it comes to Nike, from the jump skateboarders hated on Nike and it took Nike a couple tries to really get into the skateboarding scene and to be accepted, and not once did Nike or Adidas ever claim to be a core company that isnt a huge corporation, but nike, adidas, etc sponsored cool people and made good shoes, and slowly skateboarders began to appreciate and support the brands. Thrasher is the self proclaimed "Skateboarders Bible" and have talked shit about celebrities wearing their shirts and companies ripping off their shit like you showed in your video. For years Thrasher was the upholder of what a "core" skateboard company is, which is why i think it's a lot more cringe and annoying to see Thrasher pull this kind of shit because they built themselves up to be perceived as a brand that would never do things like this. Also though, fuck Lacoste royally, here in the UK there's a skate shop in Liverpool called "Lost Art" They used to use the lacoste crocodile on their hoodies, and (im not 100% sure about this) but i heard lacoste had sent a cease and desist letter to Lost Art for using their logo, now fast forward a few years later and Lacoste are unsurprisingly trying to cash in on the current hype in skateboarding. This whole collaboration is a fuckery of greedy little goblins who want money, it's abvious that Thrasher doesnt fuck with Lacoste and it's obvious Lacoste doesnt fuck with Thrasher, but what they both have in common is the same lust for money money money £££$$$ P.s You look very handsome with ur new haircut

@prangfandango4878

Жыл бұрын

I thought Lost Art were still using the crocodile? Swear Charlie Birch had a part out last year for them and it had that logo all over it

@carharttfinalboss5951

Жыл бұрын

@@prangfandango4878 Yeah i could be wrong about the cease and desist just something i'd heard through the grapevine. I assume they can use the crocodile in videos or whatever just maybe not aloud to put it on hoodies and whatnot

@prangfandango4878

Жыл бұрын

@@carharttfinalboss5951 Ah yeah that's a v good point actually, I guess they aren't necessarily selling the videos so the same copyright rules probably don't apply as if you were selling a t-shirt or hoodie or something. P.S. you make v good memes

@carharttfinalboss5951

Жыл бұрын

@@prangfandango4878 thank you i love u

@oxford69

Жыл бұрын

TLDR

when i spent the fall of 2019 in Bilbao, Spain, i was blown away how many people that had clearly never touched a board were wearing thrasher

thank you for shaving your head joa, all of us in the large forehead community truly appreciate being able to have a role model like you, the representation in media has really been lacking lately

Your ability to dissect every microscopic detail is very appreciated

Jake has to be spinning in his urn right now… like a little dust devil.

hoping for that thrasher x mamaskate collab

@thepancakemann

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, I threw up in my mouth bro.

@MrKylederp

Жыл бұрын

It's the same thrasher shirt but pink and $400

@drewharrelson8758

Жыл бұрын

No one could afford it lmao

@piggytrombone

Жыл бұрын

it’s a corduroy tee

@MtZaba

Жыл бұрын

8000 dollar pants

This is a certified joa classic

Great video. Reminds me a lot of the Von Dutch situation. It started off as a cool brand that represented something unique, and then Hollywood adopted it and the whole thing went to shit.

@joefoley1079

Жыл бұрын

That documentary on Hulu was really good.

You know, I’m not okay with this but I am glad it happened. This creates a bigger gap between the type of people who watch, participate, and enjoy contest skating and core skaters. Making core skaters even more apparent that they are different from the people who would wear this. Thus keeping core skating cool, and country club skating soft.

@Denimchicken.

Жыл бұрын

I like it !

@SkateAndExplore

Жыл бұрын

Good point, g

@JeffersonSteelflexx

Жыл бұрын

Gatekeepers aren’t cool

@Denimchicken.

Жыл бұрын

@@TimTidmons if skating wasn’t cool brands like this wouldn’t be able to capitalize on thrasher..

@luke_elliot

Жыл бұрын

@@TimTidmons well, you can say that bullshit blanket statement about anything. “The whole point of ___ is to have fun.” Don’t be daft, just pick a side and be cool man.

one only hates old head takes until you get older and realize its just true most of the time

@speshul2289

Жыл бұрын

The oldest and most prolific old head take. "You become conservative as you get older" type vibes

@KarloCarl

Жыл бұрын

@@speshul2289 you can talk shit all you want. youll notice it soon enough :)

Thrasher alienated its core audience. U did a great job explaining this point. Lacoste will never be cool, but thrasher still has a chance to redeem itself and go back to being a true skateboarding brand. Fuck collabs, we don't need them.

I really liked that you included some counter point . This makes it more fair and fun to watch, and I think you can expand on that. Gives it a more academic and marinated feel to the whole debate. Actually , it is the reason for me calling it a debate and not a one sided argument or rant and I hope you can address future topics in this open minded way.

@Erdbeere7

Жыл бұрын

But, this only works as long as it is used in a respectable way. Ridiculing the counter opinions would be a bad look and it would not enhance the debate. Using a weak counter argument for the sake of demolishing it and presenting one’s own argument in a favorable way would be tremendous… Not saying that you did it in this video, just another thought that crossed my mind a few moments later..

@Labergemusic

Жыл бұрын

I love my well marinated debates

@terraenigma8370

Жыл бұрын

hey strawberry. thanks for this comment

@Erdbeere7

Жыл бұрын

@@Labergemusic haha sometimes I create these combinations ,I’m not native

@Atsah

Жыл бұрын

@@Labergemusic we talking 24 or 48 hours here?

That hairline is the true hate line…

@akiko3688

Жыл бұрын

Bruh

@marcolepsey

Жыл бұрын

Lifted Taper

@heroicsquirrel3195

Жыл бұрын

@@marcolepsey 😂😂

@partlycurrent

Жыл бұрын

17:40

@eron_1626

Жыл бұрын

He became 100% chris millic

BUZZ CUT LOOKS SICK JOA. HELL YEAH!!!!

great vid thrasher is such a og powerhouse in skateboarding and they are giving up what makes them special to us for money

"mikey alfred wants to country-clubify skateboarding" 😁😆😅

"I ELECT SKATE JAWN AS OUR NEW BIBLE. THRASHER GOTTEN OUTTA HAND."

Thrasher hoodie: The best way of recognizing kooks since the mid 90's.

The Thrasher font is actually named Banco and it was designed by Roger Excoffon for the Fonderie Olive foundry in 1951. Thrasher was birthed in the decline of skateboarding and as a method to push NHS product. If you listen to the Love Letters everyone will talk about "skateboarding was dying" and that's where thrasher began and thrived. I think the peak of thrasher in this era happened adjacent as the peak of the whole Harley t-shirts. Everyone wanted that "tough guy" look. The one thing that I appreciate from that is that it allowed for more events to happen. Aka Skate Rock and Bust or Bail and Atlanta Slamma. Also all those dudes that model had to model for the brands they ride for anyway. I think going into high fashion is just like either interests or a means to get a bigger paycheck. I think it'll come around though. In the decline of skateboarding it will remain true. #stillwatchin

@anhiirr

Жыл бұрын

they did sell skating as alluring, I loved looking at the ads. Prior to the recession when there were so many brands, analog, ambiguous, 4*, matix, krew, altamont, Rvca, eswic, volcom, insight, mada, lrg. So many brands making stuff across the board i liked. Dickies were cheap, nylon breaker was life. And yep i saw that love letters. Entropy will always be the true order...stuff like this lacoste collab and the state VICE is in...will push forward the NEXT big brother type start up/upstarts. I mean Im already hyped for Closer skateboarding. Just thrasher i cant judge them to critically gotta give respect where its due...theyre basically ad/propaganda....and the KIDS eat it right up as if its curated/culture taste making/standards to follow/uphold. Yet its just buy this buy that right from the goats mouth sold as "revolution" you can buy into participating in. XD when the revolution is just riding...experiencing the nuances of skating to the fullest. Most ppl either get it or dont...probably not skate/charge hard enough to really understand the reward aspect of skating. At the least as jeff would put it...skate bc skating itself is an act of protest and art. Your inside of an exclusive club of ppl that know what it feels like to skate/blast over lip etc...its not a sensation/feeling that is shared outside of said world. All spectators/people that wished they could skate are the losers/on the outside....and even if you just ride around not even about the tricks youre skating its a F U to everyone else that isnt doing it. A cut of freedom pie from this cruel world that can be tapped into every time you ride. That most ppl think we dont deserve, thats why the revolution continues and will never die. I never got into skating to bag watch if ppl want to act a fool or burn out thats on them theres plenty of kids that WANT IT that skate like it in line for a shot. Whats even stupider was that FASHION still always mattered in skating but it helped you shape who you are like ppl like greco/duffel/jamie/hk etc half the baker dudes dressed like rockstars as it was. Yet we werent like "OH AHH what/who are they wearing" We knew deep down we werent greco and we werent going to pull off a leather jacket like them or duffel. Like the whole cool guy thing was tied into face melting level skating. They were Humbling/personalities that made you happy to be your basic ass self and happy to have your own bag of tricks how big or little, happy to skate the same wheels or trucks as them etc. I thought ethan fowler and TNT were the coolest looking dudes on a skateboard growing up. Its just crazy to see the direction things have gone.

That sweet shiny dome made my day ✨️

Gatekeeping is, and always will be, a virtue

R.I.P. Jake Phelps!!!

@danielsummerour

Жыл бұрын

Poor man rolls over in his grave on the daily

@uncletoodles8118

Жыл бұрын

I’d rather remember billy pepper

@joedent3323

Жыл бұрын

I'll always remember Billie Piper.

Very professional and appropriate way to address this topic great video and insight

Things sure went south at Thrasher as soon as Jake Phelps passed away.

@j2theohno498

Жыл бұрын

pretty sure phelps was around for the thrasher boom tho

@dylives7667

Жыл бұрын

@@j2theohno498 And was VERY against it. Someone hit his head against the wall a bit too hard.

@bbs9866

Жыл бұрын

@@j2theohno498 yea thats true

@222taxation8

Жыл бұрын

@@j2theohno498 yes but he was in a way against it poor Phelps.

@domjuan9422

Жыл бұрын

Phelp’s was a racist

GH's haircut = passing out drunk at a Steve Berra house party.

@MrKylederp

Жыл бұрын

His hair was messing with his thetan levels.

When I opened this months thrasher magazine and saw the page full of Thrasher x Lacoste stickers I did a laugh emote

the new generation coming up needs to know what's really going on, good shit GH

@TheAnimeist

Жыл бұрын

Sheep being born every millisecond.

@jahoonkim9594

Жыл бұрын

i love GH commentary on skating and things in general, hes a very bright individual

Hey just want to point out that hockey is a little bit like skateboarding. There aren’t many big brand sports companies that make hockey equipment (adidas Nike under armor). Everything comes from Bauer, or CCM, which are hockey brands to the core. Weird comparison I never really thought to make between skating and hockey, but when it comes to tolerance for non hockey companies profiting off the sport, people aren’t about it

Thrasher is gonna end up like Huf, Obey, and Diamond Supply if they keep shoving thejr crappy clothing down our throats

i cant wait for the thasher-gary vaynerchuk colab

I love this, and I love seeing it bother skaters. The industry lost it's credit a long time ago, don't worry about it, just skate.

Skaters been setting the trends since day 1. After we done with the current shit the noobs and non skaters fuck with it. Always been ahead of everyone

whoah gifted Jarhead! I like it. Full fantano approach. I agree with you here but also, print is so dead and I gotta respect Thrasher chasin' that paper. They still put out the best skate vids bar none. Until that slows down they can make THRASHER X MY LITTLE PONY X KFC X PAMPERS for all I care. I was at a Zumies recently and these two really hot girls were debating whether to buy the classic Flames thrasher shirt, the Gonz "I do the tricks" drawing one, and the one with the fake Japanese "godzilla" style logo. After debating, these hotties just said to hell with it and bought all three T's. Mad respect to Thrasher for getting it while they can. If I can sell gear to non skaters esp hot women, I'm getting all the money I can.

Loving the buzzcut btw 👍

Bro Thrasher is my favourite band

the Mikey Alfred snip absolutely SENT ME. hilarious

Torey will love that Hoodie😂

thrasher x tommy bahama hawaiian shirts would have gone hard ngl

i've been building to the idea that this is a classic

The Mikey Alfred reference is comedic gold 💀💀💀

Tf is happening in this world bro is bald and thrasher is making croco hoodies

As a person watching skateboarding and now interested in fashion, I appreciate the opinion that you had about the overall cross between high fashion in skateboarding. Like with many counter cultures that have become mainstream over the years (ex. punk and goth, rap and hip-hop, etc.), we find a lot more moments where skateboarding has become commercialized (as you said with thrasher's popularity as a non-skateboarder item). What's tough about this collab for me is that it's the wrong collaboration to make to move both industries forward. It's obviously just a low effort cashgrab that serves no purpose (in design or collaboration sense) but to make money, and that is what irks me. Now that these two worlds are now connected more than ever (with its commercialization in some aspects), in my opinion, what's important is if a collab like this can move skateboarding forward, and in a tasteful way. In fashion business, a lot of these high fashion staples/conglomerates try to rebrand themselves with a youthful aesthetic to try and generate sales from a younger clientele. Evidently this has caused them to create stuff like this, but doesn't have any positive effects because the product itself alienates everyone but the fashion brand's audience (or fails to achieve the success of another moment). What I've noticed in fashion is that when the largest fashion companies try and take "inspiration" or use "references" from subcultures, the product that comes out from it alienates those in that culture, because it isn't serving/adding to it as you said (the difference in clientele between these items makes a subculture feel some type of way towards the fashion brand, who has an audience who usually isn't in/doesn't care about the subculture as much). Although we talk about the biggest and most unfit skateboarding models so much (Nyjah, Ishod, Yuto, and more), there is probably an even larger scene of skateboarding models who have more than just skating going for them- it's just that the big brands in fashion don't acknowledge the better fits who won't get them as much instant recognition. What I hope to see are bigger fashion labels (that actually want to be apart of skating) try harder to actually give back to the community that they take from, and can create a more unique transition between the fashion and skateboarding worlds. Smaller brands should try and coexist within skateboarding (and involve themselves with cool skaters), so that they are able to have a unique clientele of skaters, as well as fashionable people (When thinking about a brand like Dime, for example), and are able to grow the brand along with giving skaters a unique spotlight as well.

I had foreseen this in my hourglass a few hours ago, now I feel like Dr Strange watching this video 🫡🫡🫡

That Dylan ad tho, dude was fucking fresh to the gills. Fuck i miss him

Thank you for this now I know how to feel about this collab and I will bring it up when I talk to my friends saying the exact point you were saying

Thrasher may be the most prestigious and legitimizing place to be published as a skateboarder, but it has never been a paragon of skateboarding ethics. If they were, they would've used their platform to fund and publish legitimate reporting on the misdeeds that have been perpetuated in our community. Instead, we get tour articles where the writer and photographer hang out with the team of a board brand that's paying for a two-page ad and talk about how the van smelled. This access-driven arrangement provides us with the photography, video parts, and event coverage that we desire, but it requires cash to keep the operation afloat at the necessary scale. The "core" part of our industry is already running on fumes and has to cut corners to make ends meet by underpaying riders and outsourcing production overseas to factories with unknown-to-us working conditions, so the money won't come from there. If it has to come from ill-advised collabs with Lacoste (who sponsor at least one professional skateboarder in Torey Pudwill), then so be it. We don't have to buy it, and I don't think anyone will at that price point, but we shouldn't feel let down. This is the logical endpoint of their business model. They're going to do it again and again in more palatable forms (like collaborations with Vans and Supreme) as long as it helps their bottom line one way or another, whether it's through direct compensation or further cementing themselves as skateboarding's "bible." If we want to expect more from our media outlets, then we need to look at their business models and, critically, be ready to spend our own money on a better model. Our expectation of a constant stream of free videos has led us to this point.

"The seeds have been sown" -gifted potato

Can’t wait for the Fortnite X Thrasher collab

I’m glad there’s a KZreadr that has the same opinions and ideals on skating as a culture that I do. And Phelps wouldn’t have ever warranted this.

Kinda feel like we need a gifted shirt in the thrasher font

@HelloHello-zk4el

Жыл бұрын

immediate cop for sure

You made my day today thank you

I'm surprised but not surprised with the collaboration. Also, in a weird way actually not mad at. Nice haircut. Thanks for videos!

The buzzcut is actually growing on me since the insta post

I was watching clips from your twitch streams and I cooked a sandwitch so I went to your channel to search an old vid and you uploaded one so im going to watch this video while im stoned right now

@joelglanton6531

Жыл бұрын

cooked sandwiches rule bro hell yeah

Fantastic sams did that boy right the fresh cut looking tuffffff

perfect timing for a new mag to pop up, maybe not a magazine literally but something that gets as big as thrasher and takes over for the hubba of skate content

@world_of_manny_malibu

Жыл бұрын

Free Skate, Jenkem

@QUINPANO

Жыл бұрын

Closer magazine

gifted hater is one of the few remaining reasons why i haven’t lost hope in skateboarding culture

Honestly could see Jamie Foy rocking both hoodies cuz Florida

skateboarding and collabs, name a more iconic duo

never heard someone say “toddler” with three syllables before

Wes Kremer is way more handsome than any current 'skate model' let's be real. He just doesn't consume his time with modeling lame brands for extra money because he knows he'll be just fine without it and ultimately happier not doing those types of things. Respect. XD And RIP Jake Phelps. I hope we never say RIP Thrasher, seriously. They still do great things but wtf.

@ojhemmiez

Жыл бұрын

Wes is Forever SOTY

@emericadill

Жыл бұрын

@@ojhemmiez Yes sir absolutely!

Gifted gator 🐊

gifted haircut absolutely exposing the game 🔥

Nice buzz👏🏼Looks good

Gifted Hairline

Buzz cut ACTUALLY makes you the Anthony Fantano of skateboarding 😤😤

great call on getting rid of the lezi cut

I was not expecting to see a buzzed head when I opened this video but I love it

Lacoste has collaborated with Supreme quite a few times. Thrasher has as well. While undoubtedly unappealing on every level, I didn't find it that out character for them to get together.

Thrasher doesn’t make money on the mag, they make it on merch. If you want thrasher to survive as an institution then it’s just a necessary evil.

looking good great vid dawg...loved it

“This whole video is anecdotal, there is no data” is one of the sexiest things I’ve heard on the Internet in a long time. Thank you for always clearly delineating between opinion and fact!

Dylan is the blueprint💙

@searchforthetruth1998

Жыл бұрын

Muska*

Gifted Thumb

Very well said, young Joa. Especially liked that ender.

The M on his head stands for “media darling”, always love the videos joa

Blue Tomato is killing Finland's core skate scene. Blue Tomato is owned by Zumiez for clarity.

@chrisu-_-

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+1

@versnellingspookie

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Titus is kinda cool, ngl

@odshane

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Damnn actually didn’t know that

As always, great points! 👏🏼 sidenote: I was watching, or I should rather say listening to this while making Lunch, and figured most of your content also works without the visuals, so I thought it would be cool to have the audio available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or whatever.

Youre a international treasure to skateboarding and need to be protected at all costs

Dude got bold!! What the hell!!! Pretty cool btw ❤️

I think people overestimate Phelps’ input on thrasher as a brand. Jake was the editor in chief of the magazine, not the creative director.

Sorry to hear about your diagnosis, praying for you 🙏🙏

@poisonjunebug

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😱

as long the money coming in with this collab guarantees that thrasher is able to make the magazine arriving every month in my mailbox, I'm fine with that.

Thanks for an upload it’s been a shitty week also love the hair cut