You people know nothing. This sucked when it came out. He did good in early street contests in like 92 and got on companies like Workshop and DC from day one. He got lucky and NEVER DID ANYTHING GROUNDBREAKING OR SEMI-LEGITIMATE to push real skateboarding. You guys dont know what Marc Johnson was doing by 1998. Donny Barley was switch hardflipping triple sets. Chris Dobstaff and Ronnie Creager were miles ahead tech wise. Kalis part in timecode showed Kalis was 10X better than this part ALREADY in a few short years because DYRDEK NEVER APPLIED HIMSELF. LOOK AT HIS 2005 DC PART AS EASY EVIDENCE. He is a businessman who uses skateboarding to market things and sell them. ALWAYS WAS A SELLOUT. Who got involved and got the Million dollars for LOVE PARK? NOT DYRDEK. All you know nothings on his jock cant name one thing he contributed to skateboarding other than the ONE street plaza in Kettering, or a bs nosegrind 180 out on a rail. Give me a break. Go listen to limp bizkit
Dave duren is actually a good friend of mine, haven't seen him in a few years but I still keep in touch with his sister Nikki, both really good people!
After all these years, that switch hardflip down Bricktown 10... the fisheye angle was filmed soo bad his entire body and board left the screen in the middle of the flip.
style > tech every single time. Tech without style should be considered cheating. Gotta make the trick feel and look good before doing more tech shit. Otherwise keep it basic.
Beat nose grind ever! Nose doesn't touch, perfect balance doesn't even rock at all, and pop out mid ledge. I remember being so jealous of my friend because he did them just like that and I could never nose grind like that, at least not consistently.
@@wendaltvedt4673 yea he would always skate at house park and i was a fan boy of his when i was little. then he was a dick to me. oh well i don't blame him now lol
@@WidlyScuds lol Around the mid to late 90s I remember he was a local big name, him and Zack Martin because I think they were the only two Austin locals that were sponsored but I never met him or saw him skate I just remember the name.
Cuando subieron este vídeo, ni si quiera sabía que existía RU-vid y tal vez no conozco a ningún skater del vídeo jaja era muy chico, pero se puede sentir una esencia muy diferente al actual skate, donde hay mucho perdedor y sobretodo perdedoras que solo están cargando la tabla y no saben patinar, solo fotos para las redes sociales y nada de esencia skate como antes, les tocaron buenos tiempos a los viejos.
