Extra Flare: Riley Hawk 

I feel old as shit watching Tony Hawks son shred like this

I love how he turned out legit good and not just some dude coasting on his dad's name.

Pretty cool how Tony wore that protective gear so long it travelled to his nut & evolved into this guys skeletal frame

He has access to any and all ramps in the world but chooses to skate culverts and grind dumpsters. Great job!!

I love how they show the fails too. It's all a part of skating

Its so refreshing to see a guy who doesn't freak out after every non-make

If Tony is a skating god then it's only normal his son looks like Jesus

I love how Riley gravitates to ditches and isolated banks. Reminds me of the old days...although, if we saw these tricks back then, we would've thought an alien landed on earth.

My favorite thing about this is how many times he falls then gets back up again, no matter how many times he gets hurt, until he gets the move right. That’s what it takes to be good at skating, or anything really.

6:16 He should be very grateful that he was taller than the rail

This guy literally skates the way his dads video games play

This dude paved his own way for sure.

its weird that i remember seeing him with his dad when he was just a little kid wondering how good he will be.

As we all know Riley’s dad is one of the best vert skaters of all time.. I like how Riley did his own thing and kinda created his own style

I can already see a Riley Hawk Street Skater game that’s open world and has you slowly realizing what is possible with the environment sort of in a way like The Witness does. Like an urban exploration game on a board.

He has definitely taken a different approach to skating than his Dad, but I love that he's goofy footed like Tony.

It's surprising that this guy actually worked pretty hard to get as good at skating as he is. Most people wouldn't really bother having Tony Hawk for a dad. They'd just get their way in the industry because of who's nuts they used to swim in.

This character's sliders are all maxed out!

He is like the rebel child of a rebel, I don't know that it gets more rebel than that...and as said before, he has his own style, and fn kicks ass!

0:45 hidden tape location

Damn. I remember when this dude was, like, 9 years old and had a trick tips in transworld of how to ollie a gap.

Love that he hasnt sold out and still skates core companies. #Respect

6:16 when your dad's 7'2 genetics prevent you from getting sacked

skaters are pretty tough, swear most people would be breaking stuff with just one of these falls, they must have increased bone density from all the micro fractures, and connective tissue like cables,. Think they need to put tyler in the lab

Awesome to see that he goes just as hard, really paying his dues, and not just taking a ride from his father. He's legit, a great skater, and puts in the work. Respect!

I'm sure everyone knows how Tony H. hooked up Andrew Reynolds in the Birdhouse days. I think it's pretty cool how he has done it back for Riley. Not that the dude hasn't earned it. It's still fuckin cool. (Just the meaningless opinion of a 47 year old Punk Skateboarder kid)

6:17 it's a good thing he's tall

I'm glad this shows the fails, it shows how dedicated Riley is to nail things properly, not resting on the laurels of his dad, he wants to do it his way :)

4:49 oh man Aces of Spades! Now that made me feel things

6:12 "I think I broke something" he sounds just like his dad!

Man, Riley will never be his dad no matter what. because he skates street and is killing it out here. Shep Dawgssss

He has really made a name for himself, not coasting on Daddy, a legit thrasher for sure

4:30 lmao the guy in the background "I give up"

I appreciate including the footage of all the mishaps along with the successes. Brilliant and fearless skating man.

honestly love seeing him miss five times before making a trick, shows how dedicated and focused he is trying to land difficult tricks.

I went to high school with Riley and we had skate pe class. This was my first year learning to skate at a park. And while I’m learning to drop in, Riley is over their doing fakie hardflips to drop in. Definitely a skilled dude!

Were you born to skate? If you are 75% legs and your dad was too and his name was Tony Hawk then yes... You were born to skate

At 3:52 that little kids jaw dropped after watching that and you know damn well he fell In love with skateboarding after that.

This style of skating is so satisfying, finding cool gaps everywhere just like the games. Respect for the Hawk family

I started watching Riley because of who his dad is. I continue watching him because of who Riley has become 👍

I like the reactions of your filming crew; worth every bit of it.

Tony hawk: bowl Riley hawk: street

Riley and Tony should team up and get the finances to hire the skate 3 developer team to make Riley and Tony hawks pro skater with ea skate game mechanics to reclaim the skateboard video game throne again

I like that you still show all the failed attempts of each trick instead of removing them for a perfect reel. Way I see it, the more footage you have of all the failed attempts leading up to the successful trick, the more of a badass you are. Shows how difficult it really is, shows how persistent you are, and shows that you are confident enough to let everybody see your mistakes. Right on, man.

2:04 just some casual vandalism

DUDE SKATES EVERYTHING!!!

he seems pretty chill, even when he slams.

This is how you make a name for yourself

He goes so hard!! His dad must watch this and be soooooo proud of his son!!!

I bet Tony is super happy and proud at the fact his son took on the same hobby that made his career. Some kids do the complete opposite of what their parents do because they don’t want to be like them. Riley seems like his dad is idol like he should be.

Opener is one of the most creative shiz i seen in skateboarding since a year ago

9:15 was expected Tony hawk to roll up and tell "Do a kickflip"

The reason I'm trying to learn is because of how fun this looks

Music and editing can really spice up a video but this truly doesnt need it. So entertaining

This is a great honest video. Definitely captures the true skateboarding vibe I grew up with... just at a much higher level.

I just love that Riley rides for Baker

His determination is beastly and humble 🖤

Insanely talented

Love how they show the attempts. Makes it more real. You watch other videos and it’s all lands.

Much respect, bringing honor to the Hawk name. Sick style, sick board control, keep rippin.

3:54 the kid in the backgrounds face

Doesn’t matter if he lands it or bails, he always looks like he’s in disbelief.

I always love the stoked reactions from the crew. Everyone’s so hyped when the others lands something! Dig it!

As one who has always had an interest in skate boarding but never the confidence to try it myself I have nothing but respect the guy like this who can look around where ever they are and see a skate park.. and have the skills to throw down and conquer each challenge!

I really admire him for that one rail where he lands it a few times but refuses to walk away until he sticks a clean landing and skated away

When Ace of Spades came on, my childhood felt it

3:55 the moment a new skater was born in the background lmao

9:34 this creepy asian guy gives me chills

Came for the skating. Stayed for the canals. I fucking love canals.

It something about all the sounds a skateboard makes!! From the wheels on the asphalt to the trucks meeting the rails when grinding. The best is the sound of spinning wheels and bearrings make when catching air with serious speed!!! Love that shit!!!!

Honestly clicked on the video without reading the title and didn't notice that he is Tony Hawks son, however i can see glimpses or resemblance

Are all civil engineers low-key skaters in another life?

I'm surprised how much he reminds me of Dylan Rieder, and thats a good thing

I lived and skated for a half a year in California. To me it seemed that the entire state was a skatepark. And Riley shows me what can be done. What a legend.

One of my favorite parts of this video is at 3:55. The family walking by in the background and the kid in the blue shirt's jaw just drops. Totally created a core memory for that kid. Riley is the man. Killer skater who paved his own way and didn't rest on the reputation of his father.

Riley hawk and Collin Provost, i like to watch these monsters, his crew does't care about status like some skaters. they care about just skate, metal and beers. #skateandenjoy

Keeping the Hawk Legacy alive👍

Riley is sticking to the streets, thats my boii!

Man I loved how y’all edited that . The progression of the day and working that sh*t

I don't watch skate videos too often but Riley rips dude, I could watch his shit for days

Lmao, the kids reaction at 3:55

Moral of the video: Persistence pays off! 🤘😎

The fs tail kickflip out they were playing a song from Tony hawk pro skater 3

He seems like he's having the time of his life, doing it for fun, not for money or make a name as the best. You have to respect that.

That backtailslide 360 kickflip got me pumped! So hype! Amd that last trick yowzer!

9:36 this dude in the background😂

As my mom would say " He is just like his fucking father!"

Remember when he was like 5 years old in 411vm day in the life with tony hawk time flys damn.

I'm really digging this dude skating and his music

I don’t even skate but love watching these videos

Who's your daddy? Tony Hawk.

9:35 Is homeboy throwing up his set?

Everyone and the cousin has had that BAKER board

Watching these guys skate is such an inspiration and something I think all the bubble gummers out there should pay attention to. You don't just get good overnight kids, it takes practice, practice and more practice. These guys put their bodies on the line time and time again to pull off the most insane tricks. Concrete is their best friend and their worst enemy. Hats off to young Hawke, truly his fathers son.

Wow EPIC video! I like how it doesn’t have music and you can hear the raw sounds ! So siiiick !!

I love how much of a perfectionist he is, keeps going until the landing is perfectly smooth. Would've been awesome BTW if he rode out the trick at 7:46, almost looked like he'd be able to pull it off.

9:36 real G

nice THPS3 "Ace of Spades" easter egg

Ashamed to admit I never really saw Riley skate. Been a Tony Hawk fan since I was a kid in the 80s, then I just fell off the map I guess. I can't get over his ability to transition mid trick. I don't know maybe I'm just old and out of it, but this is stuff I never ever would have dreamed of in my life even if I had never stopped. So glad this appeared on my suggested videos. Riley also answered a question I always had, which was how Tony might have looked had he skated for Alva. ;)

That backside flip to wall ride was fucking SAVAGE! Dude is a monster.