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My man! Had to look in the comments to see if anyone else shouted that out. Been a die hard skater since a youngster and haven’t seen something in a vid in a while that gave me a sense of that nostalgic “I gotta rewind that real quick” moment of intrigue. Something in that tre really was pure magic.
He is what I’m reminded of when I told my friend when I die, I hope heaven is me skating effortlessly and without fail. Like every single trick perfect everytime. Just to be able to freely go wherever and do whatever trick, whenever.
@@Denkin_Donutsit’d get pretty boring just being able to land everything effortlessly, skating to me is about the grind, the pain the blood. I’m just getting back into after 10 years and every fall has me feeling like a kid again
im convinced that when he acts surprised after landing something, it is an act. he just doesn’t want it to seem too easy for him, he wont even give eye contact after landing a trick because he is too humble
Seeing the successful bail AND backwards car jump at 6:10, and Dylans personality in this - he's a really really cool dude- glad I got to see this perspective!
Dylan absolutely blows me away such a talented skater skates switch and looks normal easily one of the best out there at the moment in my eyes I rate him alot 👏
Holy shit, this dude. That is some SERIOUSLY cleeean, stylish skating. That fuckin' tre at 2:27 is just effortless. Shit, that whole line. And those backside tails?! Come ON! Like he said, old boy's FLYING. Beautiful, man. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for this, it's one helluva vid.
so smooth & good to know he's human & doesn't land everything first try lol. now that he's got the big sponsors locked in, psyched to see him go for it with his next part :D
I’m gonna call him FV for short.. FLAWLESS VICTORY. Easily one of the most confident skateboarders I’ve ever seen on a board. His style is essentially flawless. You don’t get that from 10,000 hours little more like 500,000 hours.
I know exactly why he falls and rolls when he misses flip tricks. When your body is that relaxed, which is obvious in his flowy style, you just tumble when you miss. It's hilarious. Awesome part.
This dude has probably the most skill and most potential right now. That’s why I kind of don’t get it why he doesn’t rip fucking harder. I know this sound crazy but I feel like he is capable of so much more than what he’s already doing. He can do all the basic stuff with the best style ever, and he has insane board control. But I really feel like he’s not trying hard enough. It might be an unpopular opinion but this is my opinion on Dylan.
Who's he getting boards from now I can't remember, it's Primitive right? I love his switch frontside flips because he does the kick flip and as he catches it he finishes the 180. Crazy
Dude that string of kickflips off the bump over the jersey barrier were absolutely flawless Even if you tried It would be impossible to find or identify a mistake or problem in that kick flip it is perfection like a fucking robot.
I used to hate when people push switch mongo but now I love it because when you first watch someone like this you can't tell what stance they are right away. That's not a shot though I been watching him since he first got hooked up with Zero, dudes amazing.
Back in the 2010/2011 I used to skate Balboa Park and they did not let you skate there they would get so mad kick you out and the fountain at Balboa wasn't grindable at that time either nobody had the balls to go up to wax it or even put a trip down on it was just a place so you could do manuals it's crazy to see how boa has changed and you could skate it without nobody kicking you out❤❤❤
It must be so weird hanging out with him, just being so hyped to watch him skate while simultaneously being annoyed by how fucking good he is and how easy everything looks
