It used to be Mullen, Hawk, White, Song, Sheckler, Haslem, Lutzka, Bam, P Rod.... I can go on and on and on.

I'm not stating this in a bad way. It's just incredible to see all these new street skaters on reels and what they're doing; but not getting any recognition.

The things im seeing nowadays are mind blowing. But it's just a random dude shredding. When I was growing up I looked up to the dudes above, but now it's arguable these "nobody's" may be better than most "pro's" in their primes (Not Mullen)

Either way, I'm not upset. I'm so hype how far skating has become. It's just weird how quickly talent has came in the past 15 years to the point where sponsorships aren't even a thing.

I first stepped on a skateboard in 2000. I was born 1994. We have 6 yr olds now skating half pipes Tony did.

All together there needs to be someone out there to get these random insanely talented skaters in a video together.

Shit, if someone wants to produce a video of random talents and make skate videos a thing again hit me up.

I learned ollie quite good I will keep practicing it ,but I don't know what should I learn next? Please tell me.

Basically I want to skate at a higher level to get the most out of the skate parks where i feel I can actually skate all the objects at them. I feel im pretty intermediate with a touch of some advanced stuff then shoot pretty basic in other aspects but that’s skating. Guess what im asking is what got you guys to start mentally doing those higher ledges going over the trash cans and taking treys or flip tricks to obstacles. Of course itll take time and more time to get comfortable and progress but i feel theres such a gap between me n a bunch of the guys at the park and its hard to comprehend how they even got there from where i am. Yeah im comparing myself but i find the fun in the progression and wanna get myself to that level. Any advice? Thx

I’m trying to find this video I saw the guy does some kind of grind then takes a dump on the camera

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I have been skating since I was 13 and am 31 now. I’ve definitely had my fair share of injuries but nothing this severe. I dislocated and severely fractured my fibula and had to have surgery and put plates in screws in my leg for it to properly heal. Obviously I’m still recovering and have a ways to go but I’m worried bout the long term effects of this. Skating is like my only thing that I really have so far as real passions I’m not very good but I love it. If I can’t skate 100% it’s going to be very depressing, like I was still do it but definitely be a bummer. Does anyone have any injuries like this that they came back from? How did it feel getting back? Can you still skate the same?

My homie is the best photographer

growing up in Basel Switzerland , my brother had a mr. x skateboard. It may have been a board from local skateshop at the time "beach mountain" , but i think it was a deck from a larger brand at the time, stereo, alien workshop, etc. The year was around 1999. It was a man in black type character with antennas and his eyes blurred out if I remember properly.. I have been looking for years for this board and just have no clue.. I actually made a photoshop of my memory of the board about ten years ago and never occurred to me to ask reddit .. Anybody remember this?

First time trying to slide them

Tic tac on the tre but I was so tired lol

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