Stoked we were able to link up and do this podcast! Thanks again for the opportunity to let me tell my story I appreciate you and what you’ve got going on!
Great interview. Buttery seems like such a good hearted chill dude. Loves what he does. Helps grow the sport/dirtbike scene. Can't believe i actually watched the 3hr interview. Usually I can't focus and watch an entire interview like this.
1:05:17 Another one of the reasons I am a major fan of Buttery. Super humble and easy going but also understanding of the sheer determination and dedication it takes to make something of yourself / brand / company. Keep up the good work!!!
First bike 1975 CR125 Elsinore at 15 , now at age 62 I still love everything Moto , supercross, nationals , free ride, love the buttery videos they are like adventure travel and Moto action, buttery and medium deserve all the success
8:20 i believe it’s because no 2 riders ride the same...it’s like everybody’s personality translates to their own riding style so it’s just a sport where you never know what’s gonna happen. Look at supercross...best dudes in the world n they all look totally unique riding almost the same speed. Fell send forever baby!!!
It hit different when he said "deprived of a bike" like you don't know that feeling until you fall in love with it and have it taken away. I've been riding on and off since I was 4 and haven't been able to get a bike the past few years. The drive and motivation I have now at 19 to get another bike is crazy there's literally nothing I want more.
Awesome podcast! We met buttery at Seattle supercross, medium and him were super busy but took a min to snap a picture w my son who loves them and talk w him for a min. 2 good stand up guys we will continue to support!
Yeah I was confused too! He said also he played sports all through high school, and 30 seconds later dropped out at 15 and lived on a ranch yet parents bought him a bike at 16. Dont think he is lying just not a great story teller.
Im 29 and ive rode dirt bikes on and off in my time havent been riding for years now but much like Connor i would say i was a late bloomer but always loved dirtbikes non stop since i was 4. Im not a racer i was more into the freestyle as i remember its come up in 98 and the scene being big instantly. I dig so much the alternative world of film and freeriding just steady climbing. Been wanting in on the scene for a little while now and its time so ill be getting a dirt bike first come spring and definitely a 2 stroke for the old school! I love yall and what you and all your buddies put out for us ❤
Almost done with this episode; I don't get why the moto industry doesn't give guys like Buttery more love/attention. I could be wrong, but it seems to me that a huge section of the moto customer base are guys who like to go out riding in the hills and open areas around where we live, mixed in with trips to the track or local OHV/dunes area. Yeah, we're not going nearly as big or as stylish, but we are that guy. We are buying bikes, parts, and gear, and when the industry ignores the Buttery's they're kind of ignoring a sizeable section of the weekend rider customer base. Just my opinion, and I wish it would change.
LOL. 9:10 "WHEN YOUR DAD PUTS AN EXPLOSION BETWEEN YOUR LEGS" , IM AT WORK LISTENING TO THIS ON SPEAKERS AND THAT COMES OUT , AND SOMEONE HEARS IT OUT OF CONTEXT. That was an interesting conversation to have.
I'm 53. Raced motocross from 1978 to 2004. I'm old school, and I forget what caught my attention when I ran across a Buttery video on TH-cam. Whatever it was, I clicked on it and never figured I'd watch it long....but....I found myself watching it to the end. Then I watched a couple more. Then I was like "these are some young dudes that are actually cool". I found myself laughing a lot and enjoying it. The youngsters in the video are a blast to watch. I accidentally saw a video and accidentally became a fan. Gotta love it. Keep up the good work, boys!!👊👊
Did not disappoint, man I was pumped when I saw this upload today! Killer pod fellas man I have been waiting for this collaboration for a minute. Well shit now I’m a bigger fan of both you guys, well played boys! 🍻
Why no mention of his relationship with the Deegans? Did I fall asleep and miss it? Guy filmed for Deegan for awhile. I think he even lived there at the compound, as well. Kinda' thought that was his first serious filming gig.
if the old Ollie house is empty, it was a huge two story skatepark back in the day in Temecula. they did concerts and stuff was rad. its up for sale i think.
Dude this was the first entire podcast I've listened to, so much information about the process and the grind. I really appreciate it and any advice for a new to the game TH-camr is greatly appreciated. I have a offroad shop in San Diego and am starting a behind the scenes aspect in conjunction with our production process.
I see Buttery Films in the future as like a digital magazine that everyone knows and likes, they’re getting bikes from the manufactures and testing them and doing shootouts, still doing the cool shit and making the sport even bigger and reporting on the racing from a major inside perspective while all the riders like them. Jase, I also only looked in dirtbike riders for friends, I thought I was messed up or something until I heard you say that
Idk if this the same for dirtbikes but bmx for me is the only place i felt free, nobody could tell me what to do, where to go. Nothing it was the ultimate freedom the. Rush was cool but the freedom of being able to pedal wherever i wanted and then the freedom of jumping on and off anything i wanted was true freedom to me
Damn I’m so old I was born in 91 an started racing with my best friend in 2 an 3 grade till I had brain surgery an broke my neck an now have 4 screws in my skull and 3 1/2 inches of my right temporal loab and 3 screws an 2 plates in my spine I had to give it all up it’s just not worth it anymore I love my life an girls way to much lol
had to pause and comment...where you guys were talking about working as a teen to buy a bike so no one could tell you know brought back a heavy memory!!! I STILL remember the day, i was like 8 or 9 which would of been 98-99...now that im thinking of it..maybe earlier, but yea i woke up mad early before my parents and dragged all my dads lumber out of the garage, just random 2x4s 2x8s full planks and had it all set up in the driveway next to the road on saw horses with a sign that said "$5 a board" and he woke up and looked out the window and was NOT stoked!! hahahaha...i remember my mom just asking me "what were you thinking?" and all i said was "trying to make money to buy a dirt bike!"
I describe it this way and it makes sense to some people ……. When I was 7 the most peak fun I had was going to Disney world one time. My buddy got a bike, a 1982 XR 80 , and after a week or two he let me ride it and that was it. I woke up the next day and said to my mom “mom it’s like as if I can wake up and be in Disney world every single day all day if you get me a bike. Only more fun. “. Of course we were super poor so it was years. But somehow they did pull it off one day. That was 35 years ago and I just got my new bike Saturday but these days it’s an adventure bike for the old man. Only hobby in my life that I’ve never gotten tired of. Not even a little.
Is the pause after each exchange of words intentionally done to grab clean clips to pull from the video? It almost seems like the interview is being done on the news and there is a lag.
Buttery is the man! It would be super cool if Gypsy tales did an episode with a fan that’s just like a weekend/average rider to get that perspective! Could be his version of a giveaway to give back to people that watch the channel that would probably never otherwise get interviewed or give the thoughts on the sport from a consumer view!
I love moto! I remember growing up playing with toy dirt bikes and watching sx and I wanted a bike so badly and the dream came true, I think I was 10 maybe. Anyhow I'm 31 now and I couldn't imagine were my life would be without the industry. Buttery is a cool dude love his stuff and his passion, Dean is such a good dude I met him when he moved to Cali when he was on 85s still love his family
saw a kawasaki ad when i was 4, wanted a bike for the longest time, got a bike and started racing at 14, were a different breed i feel like our love for riding is 10x more than most of these facility kids who are getting burnt out
hearing this podcast is awesome. we legit started buying a bunch of pitbikes and built a track in our yard. i love to rip it myself but the whole opportunity for kids to ride if theyre parents cant afford it is all worth it. we charge nothing. do it solely for the growth ofthe sport and an attempt to get the kids off the phones n games.
Buttery content has something special about it. I can't quite put my finger on it. But it is totally positive. You finish one, and feel good. The guys remind me of guys i knew growing up. And without being stalker weirdo, I feel like I know 'em. Probably my favorite subscription ATM. Plus I build and ride , and live in SoCal SFV NOHO....So it's automatically going to be naturally interesting.
someone will snag up that indoor Emoto idea fast. Once U said it, it was like holey shit these boys are onto something here something that could go worldwide.
Like how y’all talked about giving kids the opportunity to ride by either after school or what not mean a buddy mind actually started a ministry where they would come and have a preacher come and preach to them and then after they would preach that go downstairs and eat put on gear and then go out and ride all three of charge all free of everything. It’s been going on strong for 4 years now 4 months out the year every Thursday and Friday of the week.
Long time viewer, first time poster: Loved the interview, but please help get buttery insured! He's got a lot of occupational hazards. Boy needs an LLC!
Stoked we were able to link up and do this podcast! Thanks again for the opportunity to let me tell my story I appreciate you and what you’ve got going on!
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Real Recognizes Real,
keep the Flow
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Much respect
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Great interview. Buttery seems like such a good hearted chill dude. Loves what he does. Helps grow the sport/dirtbike scene. Can't believe i actually watched the 3hr interview. Usually I can't focus and watch an entire interview like this.
1:05:17 Another one of the reasons I am a major fan of Buttery. Super humble and easy going but also understanding of the sheer determination and dedication it takes to make something of yourself / brand / company. Keep up the good work!!!
Been waiting for this one, Buttery is the man.
This is probably the best podcast I’ve seen buttery on! Been a big Buttery and Gypsy fan for a while. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
First bike 1975 CR125 Elsinore at 15 , now at age 62 I still love everything Moto , supercross, nationals , free ride, love the buttery videos they are like adventure travel and Moto action, buttery and medium deserve all the success
8:20 i believe it’s because no 2 riders ride the same...it’s like everybody’s personality translates to their own riding style so it’s just a sport where you never know what’s gonna happen. Look at supercross...best dudes in the world n they all look totally unique riding almost the same speed. Fell send forever baby!!!
I've never sat and watched a 3 hour long podcast,but i did for this one. keep up the good work boyz!
Glad you enjoyed it!
It hit different when he said "deprived of a bike" like you don't know that feeling until you fall in love with it and have it taken away. I've been riding on and off since I was 4 and haven't been able to get a bike the past few years. The drive and motivation I have now at 19 to get another bike is crazy there's literally nothing I want more.
Awesome podcast! We met buttery at Seattle supercross, medium and him were super busy but took a min to snap a picture w my son who loves them and talk w him for a min. 2 good stand up guys we will continue to support!
So did Buttery get his first bike at 6, 16 or 19 lol?
First time riding at 6. Got his first own bike at 16, blew it up, then it took him until 19 to get another bike.
Hahaha i was like wtf is goin on here
Yeah I was confused too! He said also he played sports all through high school, and 30 seconds later dropped out at 15 and lived on a ranch yet parents bought him a bike at 16. Dont think he is lying just not a great story teller.
I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one that noticed that. I feel like he is fucking around but maybe not
Been waiting A LONGGGGG TIME for this !! Let’s goo
Im 29 and ive rode dirt bikes on and off in my time havent been riding for years now but much like Connor i would say i was a late bloomer but always loved dirtbikes non stop since i was 4. Im not a racer i was more into the freestyle as i remember its come up in 98 and the scene being big instantly. I dig so much the alternative world of film and freeriding just steady climbing. Been wanting in on the scene for a little while now and its time so ill be getting a dirt bike first come spring and definitely a 2 stroke for the old school! I love yall and what you and all your buddies put out for us ❤
I was there when the Huntington riots! Took off! Me and some other mates from Tasmania were staying out there and riding for a month or so. Good times
I’m surprised we didn’t cross paths, my mate was making the graphics for J-star back then, we were at the warehouse a bit, bought bikes off them
loved it man.. thanks
Buttery’s more famous then the pro dirt bike riders now day’s 💪🏿🤙🏾 congrats Conner✊🏾
the one many have been waiting for!!
Just got to the get a clue part. Literally got my entire home town saying it.
We need a full moto movie. kinda like Twitch's "Chasing The Storm"
Endless summer moto style. Buttery style. Movie about their whole summer together and partying and riding.
Almost done with this episode; I don't get why the moto industry doesn't give guys like Buttery more love/attention. I could be wrong, but it seems to me that a huge section of the moto customer base are guys who like to go out riding in the hills and open areas around where we live, mixed in with trips to the track or local OHV/dunes area. Yeah, we're not going nearly as big or as stylish, but we are that guy. We are buying bikes, parts, and gear, and when the industry ignores the Buttery's they're kind of ignoring a sizeable section of the weekend rider customer base. Just my opinion, and I wish it would change.
Everyone pretty much started that way, but when they get to cooperate sponsors a lot of them forget where they came from
been on bikes me whole life so have my friends, and never been to a proper mx track
LOL. 9:10 "WHEN YOUR DAD PUTS AN EXPLOSION BETWEEN YOUR LEGS" , IM AT WORK LISTENING TO THIS ON SPEAKERS AND THAT COMES OUT , AND SOMEONE HEARS IT OUT OF CONTEXT. That was an interesting conversation to have.
I'm 53. Raced motocross from 1978 to 2004. I'm old school, and I forget what caught my attention when I ran across a Buttery video on TH-cam. Whatever it was, I clicked on it and never figured I'd watch it long....but....I found myself watching it to the end. Then I watched a couple more. Then I was like "these are some young dudes that are actually cool". I found myself laughing a lot and enjoying it. The youngsters in the video are a blast to watch. I accidentally saw a video and accidentally became a fan. Gotta love it. Keep up the good work, boys!!👊👊
this is the longest podcast ive ever seen and i love it
My two best TH-cam channels all in one
Buttery definitely helped me want to get back on a bike. Both of you make killer content. Keep up the great work!
I’ve been on a Buttery marathon for weeks now. I’ve watched almost every episode.
The one I’ve been waiting for for years
Highly anticipated!! Keep living the dream boys never settle!! ✊🏼🤘🏼
Did not disappoint, man I was pumped when I saw this upload today! Killer pod fellas man I have been waiting for this collaboration for a minute. Well shit now I’m a bigger fan of both you guys, well played boys! 🍻
solid interview with solid people
My favorite was getting Whiteclaw ads while watching this pod. Super stellar interview from both of y’all haha
is it me or doesn’t it seem that the interviewer waits a cool 10-15 seconds to respond 😂😂😂 like a god dam zoom call with a delay🤣🤣
I think the progression people want is the random 2nd video a week. Only 2/3 of the way through ,loving it so far.
Super inspiring this one, Sick lads
Thank you for this bro 😎
Great to see the conversation. You all are progressing the medium (no pun intended) #GoMedium
Open Your Eyes is to this day still on my playlist! Such a banger of a song!… a modern recreation of crustys would be fukn sick!!
Why no mention of his relationship with the Deegans? Did I fall asleep and miss it? Guy filmed for Deegan for awhile. I think he even lived there at the compound, as well. Kinda' thought that was his first serious filming gig.
if the old Ollie house is empty, it was a huge two story skatepark back in the day in Temecula. they did concerts and stuff was rad. its up for sale i think.
Been waiting for the Buttery Podcast, good shit Jase and Connor!
Dude this was the first entire podcast I've listened to, so much information about the process and the grind. I really appreciate it and any advice for a new to the game TH-camr is greatly appreciated. I have a offroad shop in San Diego and am starting a behind the scenes aspect in conjunction with our production process.
That guano apes song was on crusty 2000. One of my favs!
Yes best Moto vlog and best Moto podcast
I see Buttery Films in the future as like a digital magazine that everyone knows and likes, they’re getting bikes from the manufactures and testing them and doing shootouts, still doing the cool shit and making the sport even bigger and reporting on the racing from a major inside perspective while all the riders like them. Jase, I also only looked in dirtbike riders for friends, I thought I was messed up or something until I heard you say that
Buttery is so dope man. Such a genuine dude
Idk if this the same for dirtbikes but bmx for me is the only place i felt free, nobody could tell me what to do, where to go. Nothing it was the ultimate freedom the. Rush was cool but the freedom of being able to pedal wherever i wanted and then the freedom of jumping on and off anything i wanted was true freedom to me
This will be one of your top five videos for sure
Really enjoyed this one. 👌
@butteryFilms is one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met. Keep doing what your doing Connor
Damn I’m so old I was born in 91 an started racing with my best friend in 2 an 3 grade till I had brain surgery an broke my neck an now have 4 screws in my skull and 3 1/2 inches of my right temporal loab and 3 screws an 2 plates in my spine I had to give it all up it’s just not worth it anymore I love my life an girls way to much lol
had to pause and comment...where you guys were talking about working as a teen to buy a bike so no one could tell you know brought back a heavy memory!!! I STILL remember the day, i was like 8 or 9 which would of been 98-99...now that im thinking of it..maybe earlier, but yea i woke up mad early before my parents and dragged all my dads lumber out of the garage, just random 2x4s 2x8s full planks and had it all set up in the driveway next to the road on saw horses with a sign that said "$5 a board" and he woke up and looked out the window and was NOT stoked!! hahahaha...i remember my mom just asking me "what were you thinking?" and all i said was "trying to make money to buy a dirt bike!"
This is awesome. Been waiting on his story
I describe it this way and it makes sense to some people ……. When I was 7 the most peak fun I had was going to Disney world one time. My buddy got a bike, a 1982 XR 80 , and after a week or two he let me ride it and that was it. I woke up the next day and said to my mom “mom it’s like as if I can wake up and be in Disney world every single day all day if you get me a bike. Only more fun. “. Of course we were super poor so it was years. But somehow they did pull it off one day.
That was 35 years ago and I just got my new bike Saturday but these days it’s an adventure bike for the old man. Only hobby in my life that I’ve never gotten tired of. Not even a little.
Bruh this was so good!
Two of the biggest reasons I got back into riding
Really great show. Two Kool Kats👊🏁👊🏁👊🏁
Much appreciated
Progression in technique is everything for us knuckleheads. Do the obstacles and our pace
The word Deal was said 14566623 times in this podcast
Absolute banger of a video.
You guys are some good dudes, glad you’re living your dreams !
Is the pause after each exchange of words intentionally done to grab clean clips to pull from the video? It almost seems like the interview is being done on the news and there is a lag.
Great content though!
Buttery is the man! It would be super cool if Gypsy tales did an episode with a fan that’s just like a weekend/average rider to get that perspective! Could be his version of a giveaway to give back to people that watch the channel that would probably never otherwise get interviewed or give the thoughts on the sport from a consumer view!
Yea it would be cool but wouldn’t get anywhere near views as these videos do.
I get goosebumps listening to this.
I broke my t8 on a bike in October last year and sold up.
This has convinced me to get back on the horse going to build a grant Langston 125 replica
I love moto! I remember growing up playing with toy dirt bikes and watching sx and I wanted a bike so badly and the dream came true, I think I was 10 maybe. Anyhow I'm 31 now and I couldn't imagine were my life would be without the industry. Buttery is a cool dude love his stuff and his passion, Dean is such a good dude I met him when he moved to Cali when he was on 85s still love his family
saw a kawasaki ad when i was 4, wanted a bike for the longest time, got a bike and started racing at 14, were a different breed i feel like our love for riding is 10x more than most of these facility kids who are getting burnt out
Absolutely so sick to hear how everything behind the sense of the 🐐 good as dude‼️🤘💯
This is awesome!!!
hearing this podcast is awesome. we legit started buying a bunch of pitbikes and built a track in our yard. i love to rip it myself but the whole opportunity for kids to ride if theyre parents cant afford it is all worth it. we charge nothing. do it solely for the growth ofthe sport and an attempt to get the kids off the phones n games.
It’s gotta be the worst thing in the world for him to get his van and his bikes stolen too! Such a cool dude.
i watched the crusty and terrafirma VHS tapes like a million times growing up. lol my parents were like WTF is this music haha!
Prediction: CHAPTER 211 will be the most watched Gypsy Tales Podcast and it won't even be close!!!🤙
Dude the first few vlogs were straight comedy. I just started watching the vlog from episode 1.
Someone outta hire Buttery to direct/organize a Crusty Demons revival series or movie. He’d be the dude for the job
Buttery content has something special about it. I can't quite put my finger on it. But it is totally positive. You finish one, and feel good. The guys remind me of guys i knew growing up. And without being stalker weirdo, I feel like I know 'em. Probably my favorite subscription ATM. Plus I build and ride , and live in SoCal SFV NOHO....So it's automatically going to be naturally interesting.
1000% nails it on why youtube kills tik tok and IG..
Kids love dirtbikes because their mom hates them and the girls dig them.
He's the man!hands down.
Where did you get that sick shirt
dirt studios on instagram my g
someone will snag up that indoor Emoto idea fast. Once U said it, it was like holey shit these boys are onto something here something that could go worldwide.
Buttery at Manjimup would be so sick. Plus all the other content they could make it there in Oz for a few week would be amazing
I have a dirt bike problem to I just bought a new at age 50
11:51 Ik all of the crusty movies and songs
once buttery gets the business side dialed the buttery company is gonna be huge
gotta love connor
and speaking of sound tracks how about Fist Full Of Throttle's, and all the Terriafirmas!!!!
with that being said Buttery ALWAYS has the heaters for the montages for the Pismo and Glamis vlogs!!!!
Like how y’all talked about giving kids the opportunity to ride by either after school or what not mean a buddy mind actually started a ministry where they would come and have a preacher come and preach to them and then after they would preach that go downstairs and eat put on gear and then go out and ride all three of charge all free of everything. It’s been going on strong for 4 years now 4 months out the year every Thursday and Friday of the week.
You guys gatta do that warehouse track
Limewire was the TH-cam of the dial up days
love these guys man
Buttery is a big part of why I bought a bike at 50.
BUTTERY COME TO PERTH
Long time viewer, first time poster: Loved the interview, but please help get buttery insured! He's got a lot of occupational hazards. Boy needs an LLC!
This is going to be good
So in summary…. “Homies, my homies, your homies, homies, homies”
Best Podcast.
There’s so many nuggets 🧠 in the podcast.
@butteryfilms yooooo so sick to see you on here bro your legit as shit
Let’s go fellas!!
Respect 🙏