I've driven by these water towers so many times throughout my life not realizing that those were the towers that Jeremy Wray gapped... mindblown right now! Jeremys a legend!
Theshiznitman Well my friend, I don't know your skill level. I used to do the most insane gaps when I was actually trying to get my name out. Just think, wallenberg is 22 ft, this is 16 ft WITHOUT a six foot height to drop from. I'm just saying, if anyone wants to be known in the sponser side, or community, they would kf this monster. Lay out a tape measure and see how much you can clear. At least now people KNOW just how far it is. I bet in my ABSOLUTE HAYDEY I could flat Ollie ten to twelve. So I would of died. I guarantee you though, I would of tried it if I lived in that state. kinda scary to think about. Thank God I'm not that suicidal anymore, though I was never suicidal. Even back in the 90's you had to do extreme shit (gaps never change, you Ollie a massive gap and it can be twenty, thirty years prior, it doesn't change as someone has to 180 it or kf it ECT...). Now skating is so fucking insane with the flip in, grind or slide, flip out shit. I still just love gaps and big rails. I don't skate anymore but if you want a cover, kf the water tower gap.
@@layyouin6860 I hear ya man. With everyone owning a smartphone these days, the amount of time you would have to attempt the water tower gap would be limited. Cops would probably show up in a matter of minutes. I think that's a major reason why we don't see stunts like this in skating as much any more.
When you watch the slo-mo around 7:51 and see how late he kicks off you'll instantly realize how fkn INSANE this trick was. That was some GOAT level shit!
If you put the player on 0.25x speed you can really see how crazy it is. The back wheels are actually over the edge before the tail hits the ground. Another tenth of a second and that board was going straight down. Ironically he landed with about 4-6 inches to spare lol
this stunt could be analysed way more. how he pops the edge the last millicsecond and lands very close on such a distance on a height that kills you. cmon. where do you see shit like this these days. jeremy wray is a legend.
What if the aliens who’s snow globe that we are in decided to do a science fair project that day and turned up the gravity at the same moment that you’re in the air
Yes indeed. I was a long-jumper in middle school, my personal record was about 20ft, which was pretty good for regular people. But that was made in sports field with spike shoes. I'm not even sure if I could make 16 ft with skateboard shoes on that concrete surface.
@@marcolatimer1924 Add about 8-10 feet to that gap and that would be competitive in d1. It's insane but the world record is a couple feet short of double that gap.
Kevin nah the form in long jump landing adds distance and you have a sand pit that you can land on your ass in. If he was long jumping with form he could easily get 20 feet .
@Jaqen H'ghar you're wrong, look at their faces, you can see the gimme 5 kid is a very young Jason Dill. The other two are just random neighborhood kids, Dill was skating with Jeremy that day and had ruined his feet trying the same gap before that clip.
That is just next level shit, even in the year 2020. So dangerous, so scary, and nerve wracking. Legend is an understatement. Boundry pusher, skate god Jeremy Wray.
@@tavzelaviation8157 Jeremy Wray jumped from one huge water tank over to the other, 16 foot gap and if he misses he might not come out alive. That is next level shit , even today, we are in the year 2020. He did that gap almost 20 years ago.
I remember doing the math for how fast he was going. While Jaws had to do 15 mph to clear the Lyon 25set, Jeremy had to do a minimum of 22-23mph to clear the distance of the gap. I did the math on a bunch of gaps like this. This was by far the most impressive.
This gap is impressive because of the distance and risk. The Lyon 25 isn't as dangerous technically but landing that massive drop is more difficult, IMO.
To clear that gap with a running precision jump is insane and then he goes ahead and ollies the thing. If this was done today, he'd make two huge communities (parkour and skateboarding) go nuts in just a few minutes.
Jeremy Wray and Chris Sean are my favorite two ever and I have said for years that this single Ollie and Senn’s hill bomb at the end of Jump Off A Building are the my favorite clips ever filmed. Neither get their proper recognition and damn do they get my 32 year old ass wanting to go push again. Jenkem, you guys are doing a great job. Cheers
I have so much reverence for Jeremy Wray. That Starting Point video was literally my bible when I was growing up. He'll always have a special place in my heart for his kind voice and helpful advice in that video. Thank you.
I got my hands sweating by just looking on this gap OMG Jeremy Wray is a legend! Thanks jenkem for another great video hands down the best skateboard magazine in the game right now
Jeremy always had insane ollies. I remember skating with him at an element demo in Chicago in 2004 and he just flew over everything easy. His ollies were just a foot higher than anyone ive ever skated with.
Holy shit dude !!! Thank you for respecting a pure legend! More than 20 years later and still just his Ollie is only thing gone over the gap. Always was one of my favourites. My first favourite goofy footed pro !!! ;)
Hunter- Dude I know! When he said that it gave me the chills. Imagine rolling up to a 15 foot gap with a 30 foot drop and hitting that rock... that woulda been the end of me for sure.
To who ever filmed and edited this, you nailed it. It’s perfect. It was like I was there, and letting the skater speak and asking the right questions to get deep insight was the cherry on top.
I remember back in 1987 while looking at a Thrasher magazine not being able to understand how a skater came down from an air on a half pipe. This is the same type awe thinking about the possible down side of an error. Much respect. He gave his all.
Jeremy has always been one of my favorite skateboarders. This man had such a clean style and so much pop on every trick. Jeremy really deserves more credit than he is given. True legend.
At 8:53 when he jumped back you can see the tree in the back ground moving by how windy it was. That makes it even more insane. This is legendary and never forgotten.
With all this videos content, you would think Jermey Wray invented youtube, hes got it all particulars for a perfect watchable entertaining video. Thank you Jeremy we all love you.
@@seymourglass26 Jeremy literally says in this video that it took 5 tries. Try to not "correct" others when you haven't paid attention to the details, maybe?
@@williambarnes-carr2322 Just because he rolled up doesn't mean he sent it. You're assuming a lot and generally being condescending. I know what he said.
Jeremy Wray singlehandedly changed the way we skated back then. He was going bigger and landing smoother and more solidly than anyone at that time. He seems chill af too.
I remember as a kid back in 98-99, the playstation Tony Hawk Pro Skater game had that trick as part of a video that played on a simulated large screen on one of the maps. I probably watched and rewatched that video a thousand times waiting for this trick to appear so I could detail one more aspect of it. Legendary
I love how he filmed Starting Point clips bookending this heart attack ollie. Trying to learn how to do flip tricks the way J Wray set up his feet in that trick tip video was almost as impossible as this gap. Seems like a great dude and is an absolute legend.
Man, I was 11 or 12 years of age when I saw this on a 411VM video. I thought it was the most gnarliest thing ever. It got me into skating and I love it ever since!!
It’s really awesome get to know these guys and stories from way back then. That Colors video is just gold, glad to be introduced to it. Great job on these man!
This is sick! If you paused it at the right time you can see his back wheels hanging out and the tale barely touching,amazing timing!!! Jesus christ!! Also on the way up the way he ollies is unreal!! Mannn!!!! !!!!!!!!!
I love how he is still down to hop fences. OG af.
Didn't even second guess it. He was getting in, one way or another.
It ain't on him it's in him
Some skater shit. Once a skater, always a skater
fit largo
😆😆😆😆😆
50???
I can’t jump a fence nowadays and I’m 32 😂
This should be a series. Revisit classic spots and interview the skaters about it.
GentlemanHobo 🔥🔥🔥
I would definitely watch that
FOREAL MANNNNN
Check out “My War” series by Thrasher. It’s basically that
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Find and interview the kid who had his life changed by witnessing the ollie from the color video
It's Jason dill
@@PassionDEEZBEATS Yeah that's definitely who I was talking about
@@PassionDEEZBEATS really?
PassionDEEZBEATS the little kid isn’t dill. it’s the other kid standing next to him.
I wanna see the interview of the lil kid, not dill! Who is he lol?
I remember seeing that water tower
Ollie as a kid...and still it is literally one of the best tricks of all time. So much balls .
Eduardo Ramos the man literally put his life on the line for the culture.
Still one the craziest things ever done in skateboarding. Life and death.
@Jaqen H'ghar jake brown. his shoes exploded off his feet like he was dead
@Jaqen H'ghar yeah that mega ramp fall was scary
and jaws kickflip melon,that bigass stairset?
@Aaron Wells nah, burnquist grinding the grand canyon was.
@Aaron Wells still baffling
I've driven by these water towers so many times throughout my life not realizing that those were the towers that Jeremy Wray gapped... mindblown right now! Jeremys a legend!
Theshiznitman which city is it in?
Theshiznitman You gonna Ollie it?
Lay you In lol naw, I’ve driven by it 3 times since watching this though, really cool
Theshiznitman Well my friend, I don't know your skill level. I used to do the most insane gaps when I was actually trying to get my name out. Just think, wallenberg is 22 ft, this is 16 ft WITHOUT a six foot height to drop from. I'm just saying, if anyone wants to be known in the sponser side, or community, they would kf this monster. Lay out a tape measure and see how much you can clear. At least now people KNOW just how far it is. I bet in my ABSOLUTE HAYDEY I could flat Ollie ten to twelve. So I would of died. I guarantee you though, I would of tried it if I lived in that state. kinda scary to think about. Thank God I'm not that suicidal anymore, though I was never suicidal. Even back in the 90's you had to do extreme shit (gaps never change, you Ollie a massive gap and it can be twenty, thirty years prior, it doesn't change as someone has to 180 it or kf it ECT...). Now skating is so fucking insane with the flip in, grind or slide, flip out shit. I still just love gaps and big rails. I don't skate anymore but if you want a cover, kf the water tower gap.
@@layyouin6860 I hear ya man. With everyone owning a smartphone these days, the amount of time you would have to attempt the water tower gap would be limited. Cops would probably show up in a matter of minutes. I think that's a major reason why we don't see stunts like this in skating as much any more.
That water dude had no idea he was talking to a legend .
He didnt care. And neither would I
A legendary skateboarder is like a legendary accordian player.
Yeah I love that he played it super lowkey and said, "apparently some dude jumped across" like it wasn't him lol
@@Bananahammock88 lmao the worst
@@AZ-kr6ff idk.... how many 10 minute videos have you watched of legendary accordian players? ... god I hope not more than a couple.
Dude is truly in charge of his mind in order to get that done
@Whuts Uhp huh??
Or suicidal depending how you look at it lol
"Jaws" does some insane shit like this and I think he's got a distant relationship with his mind lmao
One of the gnarliest tricks ever.
yaahh suuuh dudeee gnarly do u smoke weeb bro
@@THXIIIRTEEN shut up!
His front truck almost looks like it rolls off the edge. His timing was PERFECT.
just a few inches on front truck and the tail too, either he could've rolled off the edge or miss the pop completely.
Life or death makes you perfect.
@Whuts Uhp it's an ollie...first trick you learn, of course it was easy.
I was watching that in slo-mo 😆
@Whuts Uhp I hippie jumped it....
this has to be in top 10 skateboarding moments at least
Top 1
ikr
Is it definitely
that or Leon 25
tony hawks first 900 was pretty big too
When you watch the slo-mo around 7:51 and see how late he kicks off you'll instantly realize how fkn INSANE this trick was. That was some GOAT level shit!
I still cannot believe how late he popped his board, it's like a couple inches from the edge
If you put the player on 0.25x speed you can really see how crazy it is. The back wheels are actually over the edge before the tail hits the ground. Another tenth of a second and that board was going straight down. Ironically he landed with about 4-6 inches to spare lol
@@justinman114 this is the definition of gnarly
Jeremy Wray is super human
his style is unmatched and his footing was always perfect
even by todays standards still has one of the gnarliest ollies
I don’t like how he places his feet for kick flips
@@Souran123 I don't like you.
@@Souran123 I dont like you either.
@@Souran123 I don't like you too.
Eli Weaver not a fan of you
this stunt could be analysed way more. how he pops the edge the last millicsecond and lands very close on such a distance on a height that kills you. cmon. where do you see shit like this these days. jeremy wray is a legend.
Man I gotta say the word "Legend" get used way too much these days, but in this situation it is totally deserved!
You dont see shit like this very often. But imo Milton's part comes close: th-cam.com/video/7VkFK2JN5tA/w-d-xo.html
And yet,the guy they interviwed over the phone talking bout kick flipping that fucker," not possible,not possible"
You wouldnt die btw
@@sandroC. what loool
I love those kids in the Colors video. When they see that ollie, it's like they're having a religious experience after witnessing a miracle.
To them that was like seeing moses part an ocean
"I SAW IT WITH MY OWN TO EYES!" - those kids had me cracking up lol
@@BlGGESTBROTHER my dude, watching this during quarantine I see
Lit Costello 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Really cool because you can tell they have never touched a skateboard but we're captivated by that insane trick
Jeremy always had such solid fundamentals. His ollie's, 180s and 360s we're so perfect.
Just running and jumping that is insane, imagine if you tripped.
@Jaqen H'ghar It's a possibility, maybe my shoe came untied.
What if the aliens who’s snow globe that we are in decided to do a science fair project that day and turned up the gravity at the same moment that you’re in the air
He actually said he found jumping it scarier than doing the ollie
Yes indeed. I was a long-jumper in middle school, my personal record was about 20ft, which was pretty good for regular people. But that was made in sports field with spike shoes. I'm not even sure if I could make 16 ft with skateboard shoes on that concrete surface.
the running jump is definitely harder than the Ollie.
That's so wild that he had to jump on foot back 5 times.
Dude could have been a long jumper for D1 college haha he was flying he has hopps
Doing parkour on legendary spots outta necessity to skate there 😂
@@marcolatimer1924 Add about 8-10 feet to that gap and that would be competitive in d1. It's insane but the world record is a couple feet short of double that gap.
Kevin nah the form in long jump landing adds distance and you have a sand pit that you can land on your ass in. If he was long jumping with form he could easily get 20 feet .
Dude seriously. I would've gotten tired by the 3rd try ha.
One of the gnarliest tricks in skateboarding history hands down. This is still wild as hell today.
Insane! The way he got up there was super impressive as well. I'm not sure I could even do that.
Jumping that gap without the board is a completely separate skill and honestly was just as amazing to me as with the board lmao
That kid trippin on his 20 ft ollie is always so sick
Kid just became a member of the Church of the immaculate ollie.
@Jaqen H'ghar the older kid was dill, the kid tripping out is unknown
@Jaqen H'ghar I'm glad to be a part of this important moment in internet history. Cheers :)
@Jaqen H'gharsolid 👏👏👍
PURE History Right Here !!!
still the worlds longest ollie.
7:05
that kid trippin on how gnarly Jeremy s ollie was
"i dont believe what i just saw"
Fugya Mofug that was jason dill is the funniest part
Nah Jason was the one saying, “gimme 5”
He just gained a new religion after seeing the miracle of the 19-foot ollie.
It is one of the purest skate moments.
@Jaqen H'ghar you're wrong, look at their faces, you can see the gimme 5 kid is a very young Jason Dill. The other two are just random neighborhood kids, Dill was skating with Jeremy that day and had ruined his feet trying the same gap before that clip.
That is just next level shit, even in the year 2020. So dangerous, so scary, and nerve wracking. Legend is an understatement. Boundry pusher, skate god Jeremy Wray.
Even in the year 2020?
@@tavzelaviation8157 Jeremy Wray jumped from one huge water tank over to the other, 16 foot gap and if he misses he might not come out alive. That is next level shit , even today, we are in the year 2020. He did that gap almost 20 years ago.
@@terryhermosillo4717 yeah it's the same distance today. Same amount of danger. So of course even in the year 2020.
@@tavzelaviation8157 Dude. Im talking about the level of skill and the mentality it takes. I dont need you checking some irrelevant bullshit.
@@terryhermosillo4717 don't worry i gotchu
I remember doing the math for how fast he was going. While Jaws had to do 15 mph to clear the Lyon 25set, Jeremy had to do a minimum of 22-23mph to clear the distance of the gap. I did the math on a bunch of gaps like this. This was by far the most impressive.
This gap is impressive because of the distance and risk. The Lyon 25 isn't as dangerous technically but landing that massive drop is more difficult, IMO.
This Ollie was engrained in my mind ever since seeing it as the first clip in the 411VM teaser on THPS 1
“I can’t believe what I just saw”, the birth of a skateboarder
That was Ryan Sheckler when he was a kid 😂
@@kanswer1975 source?
It's a joke lol
@@kanswer1975 my b
No worries 🤙🏼 I thought it would be funny if that was shecks. Since now everything he does is insane lol
16ft with no second chance and ZERO room for error.
Ive never forgotten this clip in the last 2 decades of my life. This is a Hall of Fame skate clip.
To clear that gap with a running precision jump is insane and then he goes ahead and ollies the thing. If this was done today, he'd make two huge communities (parkour and skateboarding) go nuts in just a few minutes.
I have always regarded the water tower as one of the sickest clips of all time. Still amazing to this day.
Jeremy Wray and Chris Sean are my favorite two ever and I have said for years that this single Ollie and Senn’s hill bomb at the end of Jump Off A Building are the my favorite clips ever filmed. Neither get their proper recognition and damn do they get my 32 year old ass wanting to go push again. Jenkem, you guys are doing a great job. Cheers
chris senn
I have so much reverence for Jeremy Wray. That Starting Point video was literally my bible when I was growing up. He'll always have a special place in my heart for his kind voice and helpful advice in that video. Thank you.
411VM kept that intro for a looooooong time and still, most times, it was the craziest trick in the film
i wonder what my mom did with all those tapes....
fuckyshityfuckshit I could kick your ass
Do you remember what 411vm this was? I was wondering if anyone remember this. This made me feel old
@@Grampaul84 Haha yeah indeed. Hello from a 29 y/o who started skating in '99
@@Grampaul84 best I can find is 411 vm Best of 5. Cheers, boss. (I'm with you on the feeling old bit. 32 y/o skating since '99. Stay up.)
This Ollie was always one of my favourite skateboarding clips ever filmed. Takes my breath every time i see it. Legendary.
Just a 16 footer
I got my hands sweating by just looking on this gap OMG Jeremy Wray is a legend! Thanks jenkem for another great video hands down the best skateboard magazine in the game right now
Вижу трюк и помню мелодию из профайла.
Jeremy always had insane ollies. I remember skating with him at an element demo in Chicago in 2004 and he just flew over everything easy. His ollies were just a foot higher than anyone ive ever skated with.
So 9 years before I started Parkour, this guy was already doing damn fine wallruns and gap jumps! ❤️
Holy shit dude !!! Thank you for respecting a pure legend! More than 20 years later and still just his Ollie is only thing gone over the gap. Always was one of my favourites. My first favourite goofy footed pro !!! ;)
Imagine hiting a peeble just before pop
That's why you sweep first
On the nine club he said he did hit a pebble before the pop
@@hunterdavis3003 weeeelllll we are back
Hunter- Dude I know! When he said that it gave me the chills. Imagine rolling up to a 15 foot gap with a 30 foot drop and hitting that rock... that woulda been the end of me for sure.
Sotare Republic maybe not him tho cuz he’s super human
I still have the Trasher with that Ollie on the cover, 23 years ago, a "simple" Ollie is still one the gnarliest trick ever done. Absolute Respect.
If you factor in the distance, chance of death, and weight of balls, this is easily the gnarliest trick of all time.
I like this guys attitude. Always got a smile on his face no matter what.
To who ever filmed and edited this, you nailed it. It’s perfect. It was like I was there, and letting the skater speak and asking the right questions to get deep insight was the cherry on top.
Still blown away by this Ollie. It was awesome to see the back story! Good video
been trippin out over this trick since i was like 8
I'm trippin all over again
Yo for real
True when I saw this come up I was like no way
I remember back in 1987 while looking at a Thrasher magazine not being able to understand how a skater came down from an air on a half pipe. This is the same type awe thinking about the possible down side of an error. Much respect. He gave his all.
@Meserbee C. Its slightly God like he didn't hit a stone or have one single tiny error in those thirty minutes of pulling off the stunt for the ages.
Now revisit Jamie’s Leap of Faith!
avimbo you can’t. The spot is gone.
@@matthewgray5213 I heard it's there but there's just a metal gate in the way now..
@Aaron Wells Yeah he did. He just fell right after. lol
Jeremy has always been one of my favorite skateboarders. This man had such a clean style and so much pop on every trick. Jeremy really deserves more credit than he is given. True legend.
Sick I was just showing a coworker this clip literally last week. What a legend
At 8:53 when he jumped back you can see the tree in the back ground moving by how windy it was. That makes it even more insane. This is legendary and never forgotten.
it looks like he is going head first into the wind doing the trick? omg.
Even him jumping that on foot is so gnarly.
True, and the fact he ollie it is insane, I would of shxt myself if I tried that trick
burbs seems way harder
And doing it 4 times in a row. Nuts. Dudes a legend.
With all this videos content, you would think Jermey Wray invented youtube, hes got it all particulars for a perfect watchable entertaining video. Thank you Jeremy we all love you.
jenkem makes the best content in skateboarding
I bought Jeremy Wray's "Starting Point" VHS back in 2000, that's how I learned to ollie. Respect. 💯
Wray should've been a playable character in THPS 1
I thought I've seen it in the THPS intro...but it is not in the first 3 :O so my question, where did I see that jump :O
It was in the unlockable 411VM video to my knowledge
@@EhmLo0oL yes thps, that's where I saw this clip. You're saying it's not there?
personally, this is most impressive trick of that decade. Even more than the 900°
I wanna see the attempts he didn’t land
No shit. What the fuck why didn't they put the misses in?
Don't know if this is a joke, but you don't get to miss tricks like this. Maybe he overshoots, but you don't gamble your life on a "probably."
@@seymourglass26 Jeremy literally says in this video that it took 5 tries. Try to not "correct" others when you haven't paid attention to the details, maybe?
@@seymourglass26 th-cam.com/video/1grq_HFt0Eo/w-d-xo.html 8:40
@@williambarnes-carr2322 Just because he rolled up doesn't mean he sent it. You're assuming a lot and generally being condescending. I know what he said.
I don’t know how anyone can thumbs down this Jeremy is a LEGEND in skateboarding and always will be.
Damn, they just straight up filmed themselves trespassing for this. Legends
16 freaking foot?! This guys is a damn legend!
Only now looking back, I realised how good the quality of skate photography was - that Thrasher photo should win competitions.
I remember ppl had posters in their rooms of that jump.
Brazilian watch in 1998 and 2020.. Thanks!
This shit give me anxiety, this is beyond gnarly 😐
Jeremy Wray singlehandedly changed the way we skated back then. He was going bigger and landing smoother and more solidly than anyone at that time. He seems chill af too.
What a truly psychotic legend this guy is!
I remember as a kid back in 98-99, the playstation Tony Hawk Pro Skater game had that trick as part of a video that played on a simulated large screen on one of the maps. I probably watched and rewatched that video a thousand times waiting for this trick to appear so I could detail one more aspect of it. Legendary
Still to this day, one of the gnarliest things to do 👏👏
Still one of the craziest street tricks done to this day. So far and so dangerous, props!
Security gaurd: "I gave you my friendship and you spat in my face"
Thanks for the Video. Perfectly filmed, just a nonchalant day and it brought back so many memories.
One of the most legendery trick in skateboarding history.
That little kids reaction was the best thing I’ve seen all day
Why did you make the first one private?
Had a wrong placed photo - fixed it quick.
@@ianmichna4384 Dude, thank you for all you do for skateboarding. Guys are killing it with the quality of content .
Ian Michna got any hints for the next Cali trip video coming out? Thx for making them
I love how he used his own yt to reply and not the jenkem one 🙃 amazing
This is top 10 most entertaining skate video I've ever seen...thanks
"Hows the water around here?" hahahaha
How's the flouride levels? Lol. Man was woke
I love how he filmed Starting Point clips bookending this heart attack ollie. Trying to learn how to do flip tricks the way J Wray set up his feet in that trick tip video was almost as impossible as this gap. Seems like a great dude and is an absolute legend.
hard mode
7:50 Another inch and he would have missed the kick on that Ollie...perfect!
Man, I was 11 or 12 years of age when I saw this on a 411VM video. I thought it was the most gnarliest thing ever. It got me into skating and I love it ever since!!
since the tops of the water towers go out some, wouldn't the distance be closer to 15 feet? still mental
It’s just to get a sense of size, they didn’t say it was the distance from the top of the tower
i’ve past by these towers so many times and i never knew it was THESE exact towers, now i know i live next to a legendary spot
Respect for mentioning Mike Escamilla
That's cool, but jumping it on a skateboard is way more impressive for sure. coming from a bmxer
Bmxicano2 yeah cause way easier speed and you got handle bars but still super gnarly
I loved it when back in those days a new magazine came out and had a cover of something like this trick. It just blew your fucking mind.
Imagining a backside ollie across that and I'm having a low-grade panic attack
180
0:47 how did he JUMP THAT SO EASILY??
My knees got wobbly watching this
The ending quotes on jenkem interviews always give me chills. So dope man
Such an amazing piece, kids need to know! 🦅🦅🦅
I remember seeing that footage as a kid and being absolutely blown away that was possible. I love that it's still relevant.
"In the white room, with black curtains." I had the Indiana Jonas board when I was a kid.
It’s really awesome get to know these guys and stories from way back then. That Colors video is just gold, glad to be introduced to it. Great job on these man!
4:50 - Damn, Jeremy got ups...
This is sick! If you paused it at the right time you can see his back wheels hanging out and the tale barely touching,amazing timing!!! Jesus christ!! Also on the way up the way he ollies is unreal!! Mannn!!!! !!!!!!!!!
This hits me now harder than it did before. Probably because I respect life more lol but this is legendary af!
Such a nice dude! Met him at an Element signing circa 2003. Wholly underrated as one of those skate legends.
5:49 anyone that knows ian michna knows he was always gonna do that
The determination and dedication these kind of skaters were on a whole other level...mad legend he is@
Still no one is ever tried anything over that gap besides him and a BMX guy Somebody should go back there and try to kickflip it
I did once a roof to roof gap (like 3ft long) was scary AF i didint blane anyone for not trying that
dude i paused at 00:57 seconds and he hit that ollie at exactly the last minute. A fraction of a second later and he would have fallen. Mad Skills