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Cool man. Subscribed.

I wanna see him paint some old vans shoes, maybe he did already but still

How'd you get into gyrating?

Legend and amazing painting

That left handed Les Paul Custom. He’s right handed though. 🤔 Might not be his.

This is awesome Stacy!!! Although I would think it would be impossible for you to be a kook ,your style is absolute perfection. You inspire and influence me heavily and positively. Those paintings are great

This is the most beautiful thing ive witnessed in a long time. Thank you to Stacy Peralta for leading me back to seeing the beauty in the world again

Love this brah, stellar journey, rawk on... \m/

Saw Stacey and Tony Hollits probably pull the first 360 airs , they were landing on the bottom . Skatetopia half pipe in ca. The end of the pipe. Ray bones was always ripping that park too. Worth mentioning also.

i ve livedd for skateboards and painting since i'm 16 and i'm 34. this document is an epiphanie

Stacy is a video game legend. 👍🏻

Feel beautiful. Thank you.

What a prince of a man!

Love it,we catamaran the street we lived on,our clay wheels exploded, clay and bb's (bearings)went everywhere, it taught me alot about mechanical things,im always goin upstream ..😊

"Be a kook." Make it fun, you'll learn

I always stop to see anything about Stacy. Inspires me to do my own art.

this is realtalk !

This is so inspiring; I've dedicated part of my life to painting and writing, and I always denied myself the fact I love skateboarding since high school... now is the time. Thank you, really.

Truly inspiring stuff.

Stacey Peralta is one of my favorite documentary filmmakers. full stop. And in these 10 minutes I feel you captured some of that magic. thank you.

I just learned how to skateboard at 54 so yes what this guy says, do that!

Of course he’s left handed.

what a legend

Love it! It reminds me also of a phrase with which I live by, which is to allow yourself to be a beginner and to have a beginner's mindset. This opens up the wonder and creativity, as well as the excitement of the new. Keep on rolling!

#KookLife

what an incredible short film! I wish it was a longer documentary~ so inspiring!!!

This man is a great source of inspiration

i love this so much

This was much more inspirational than endless reminiscent gab over the good old days re: the z-boys.

Those fiberglass Zephyr skateboards were freakin heavy.

I had Roller Sport Urethane wheels as a kid. They were really good.

Stacey peralta if this is you wow what an honor you changed the world and my life thankyou for skateboaarding. glad ny is your favorite place to Take a leak.later tommy sk8brdr.BROOKLYNS FINEST...

I was playing professionally as a keyboard player in the early 80s in wash. Virginia and Maryland and moved to Encinitas, like 86 and started skating with two brothers,local Brazilian shredders that were my friends, my biggest accomplishment was doing a 180 on a vertical wall,a mini tom carrol on a 50 foot face,and felt such a sense of accomplishment,later in Encinitas, l was playing keyboards, guitar and bass locally while doing surf board repair with " the ding king" with bob and bill Bahne ,l was the master of surf board repair....my name was "scary carey"you are nobody if you didn't get name...happy times,l brought anew concept of fiberglass repair with my prior knowledge of drywall using a mixture of chemicals (micro balloon and cabisil) and could turn out repairs that brought their favorite boards back to life,everyone was blown away, l actually changed the industry ,bahne,channen eberly,nector got robbed one day and my repair business was demolished, l left that while the local surf companys were wondering who l was going to work with.the toxicity of the chemicals was the deciding point to leave for good, Later l am kicking back playing jazz piano and somehow l come across this person.. Austin Peralta on piano and l just broke out in such admiration..Tokyo concert as well as the other only remaining performances that are available,l have a picture of me in high school that looks exactly like Austin and you Stacy in these early days,that is so cool,and am a goofy foot left hander...l can not tell how much affirmation l get from knowing your history, Austin was the TomCarrol,80ft. Faces,180 turnarounds of jazz piano,l can see such a beautiful organic manifestation of frequency, Stacy, l will leave you with this.....l am so proud to have any connection to the energy that is our life blood,,l am sorry to ramble on,but l am an outsider,a Kook ,

The first pro skater I believe.

Thank you Stacy P ,you are a true "legend "!

Never forget Stacy sending me a signed letter when i was 12....Now im 60

Absolutely awesome brother!!! Being an artist and surf/skater from the 70s I totally understand where you head is 🤙

Stacy Peralta is to skating what Derek Hynd is to surfing.

He looks like Rocky Dennis out there on the hill looking at the sun

How can Stacey Peralta not have an Indy truck!? Lance send the perfect one though. I had several just like it. Good piece.

thanks for this, a childhood hero is still an inspiration for me pushing 50

This was great! BRAVO!

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Thank You !!!!!!!64 year old skater / old man

No G&S?

1975 McCoy fiberglass deck with graphite power run cone bearings, urethane wheels, the bullet down hiller, fastest in my opinion, still got the scares 💪😎

I'm pushing 70. I remember when Cadillac wheels came out. It changed skateboarding.

Hobie brand wheels is crazy

What a treat…an inspiration…a legend…thanks Stacy!

Not dilapidated, well utilized.