I sent my $5 or whatever for this video and I threw in some stickers and a koolaid pack because I was a kid and it made sense at the time. Got the video in the mail with a note from tony saying thanks for the stickers and koolaid. That’s the kind of guy he is. 😎👍
Jason Dashney I had to show some gratitude. $5 for a skate tape just seemed like too good of a deal. Figured he gave out enough shwag over the years he could use some given back. What would really be nuts is if he drank it. Powdered drink in an envelope would not fly these days. 🛹
I still have a copy of Feasters. I sent $5 through an ad in Transworld and they mailed me a copy. I think I watched it a billion times. That's how it was done in the old days, kids!
Never would have known about Feasters. That was awesome. Tony Hawk week is awesome and I’m hoping this becomes a thing like Legends Week. Rodney Mullen next for sure
Thank you for putting this up. I remember seeing parts of this in Birdhouse The End DVD bonus when it was issued in 2001. As well as Andrew Reynolds, Heath Kirchart, Jeremy Klien, Steve Berra, and Willy Santos (Sorry if I forgot anyone). This is gold and still gets me stoked to watch in showing how far Skateboarding has gone.
3:04 that’s memorial park on Third Ave. in Chula Vista, San Diego, cause I lived down the street and used to learn how to skate there 😂 that’s dope that you skated that spot man 🤘🏽😜
@@1439of2000 I think he was on Birdhouse early on; they were his first sponsor. Then he went to Foundation in 1993 and was there for many years, then back to Birdhouse for The End era.
There is no other Skateboard are in the world that compares to Tony hawk and his amazing personality. As a kid we would set for hours around a 19 inch TV trying to figure out tricks off this video growing up. It’s amazing how Innovative and brave he is now if only some of the older skateboarders would catch on to what he’s doing and follow suit. Andy Anderson for life
I have that VHS. I just digitized it a few months ago. So stoked I still have it. I watched this video sooooo many times. That music in his part gets makes me so happy to this day.
I started to skate in the 80s and I saw how skateboarding changed in the 90s, in just three years it went from being totally vert to totally street, many could not adapt to the change, the members of the brigade bones adapted to the change of a As a master, you could see Steve Caballero, Lance Mountain and Tony Hawk leave their comfort zone and make amazing street video parts without leaving their roots in the vert and pool. They are the ones that inspire me to improve in all aspects of my life, you can be or do what you want in life, they are living proof.
I was 13 when this video came out. I remember thinking to myself Tony hawk skates street. It was cool at the time. I still will watch this video on TH-cam. Brings back memories when I started taking skateboarding serious.
This was the video that started it all for me. I remember I bought this video and a pair of airwalk sorry’s... back when airwalks were legit skate shoes.
I almost can't put it into words, but this video part is a perfect representation of the best of skateboarding to me. It's not overproduced, it wasn't filmed in 15 countries over 5 years between visits to the hospital for blown out knees and broken arms, it's just skateboarding with a rad punk soundtrack. Screw the flip trick arms race, forget the staircase counting, I just want this.
Y’all should really post his Saturdays part for this week. I feel like a lot of people haven’t seen it, and it would truly blow their minds to see he’s somehow at the top of his game right now
I kind of got a sense of finality in the last bit of Tonys commentary, like maybe he's planning on completely retiring after all this content goes out? In any case he's earned it, man is 51 and still inspiring me to skate.
I remember going to my local skate shop to get demo video of the 1st birdhouse video. I think it was a 1/2 hour long. But I watched it over and over for like 2 hours a day
I like watching old street footage. It gets me hyped to go skate more because they are doing things more around my level instead of seeing somebody nollie tre flip a 20 stair. The style and the creativity back then was a lot better too.
Holy shit, I never noticed that was actually a shove-it frontside rock; I always thought it was a sort of fakie pivot frontside rock thing. What the hell would you call that? That shove it rock is a pretty advanced trick for back then, it must have been like 1979 or something. It's cool to see him doing commentary on this part and not being overly critical of his limited street skills. I love this part because of the fact he was pushing himself to the limit of his ability in a style of skateboarding he wasn't as proficient in, and a lot of the stuff in it is really cool.
I got this vid because I remember it was extremely cheap. Probably the postage for the vhs tape was the same cost. When I got it it was poorly packed and the top of the tape was cracked open. I had to carefully put the reels in a new case. I imagined somebody angrily packing up millions of these and shipped them out🤣
I met tony once and got a deck signed by him. I, unfortunately, had to skate that deck cause I was in middle school with no money or a board and ended up skating it. I knew it was the right thing to do though. I think I will meet him again one-day something is telling me
I remember those small wheels, I hated them. Always kept getting stuck on small pebbles, that's why I kept using bigger size wheels. I didn't care to much for the look or style as long as I was able to do my tricks with speed and comfort.
FxxxxxxxK YESSSSSS!!!!!!!!! All the Homies herrrre HMU!!!! When Skating Was REAL!!!! I'm trying so hard to keep my shtttt Real, like this!!! I still have #TheEnd On VHS!!!!!
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I sent my $5 or whatever for this video and I threw in some stickers and a koolaid pack because I was a kid and it made sense at the time. Got the video in the mail with a note from tony saying thanks for the stickers and koolaid. That’s the kind of guy he is. 😎👍
You threw in a KoolAid pack for Tony Hawk? I guarantee he was so fucking stoked to open that. Who does that? That's awesome!
I wonder if he remembers you the kool aid pak kid
you kept the note?
Austin Wilson lost it at some point over the years. I didn’t have the foresight to see he would become even more of a legend than he already was.
Jason Dashney I had to show some gratitude. $5 for a skate tape just seemed like too good of a deal. Figured he gave out enough shwag over the years he could use some given back. What would really be nuts is if he drank it. Powdered drink in an envelope would not fly these days. 🛹
I still have a copy of Feasters. I sent $5 through an ad in Transworld and they mailed me a copy. I think I watched it a billion times. That's how it was done in the old days, kids!
bassage13 dude that was my first video along with SCS troop of tomorrow with a Christmas complete.
I also got mine from the mailorder... I watched it a lot.
Me too, it came in a white case vhs
No you don’t
@@dlrsnate5100 what? Fuck you
That's badass! Didn't know Tony Hawk filmed street skating nice.
I love this "Tony Hawk Week"!
Never would have known about Feasters. That was awesome. Tony Hawk week is awesome and I’m hoping this becomes a thing like Legends Week. Rodney Mullen next for sure
This is skateboarding. The benches, vert and raw street spots.
@KINGDOM MT Exactly
rondey mullen battle commander
@Marc Hlavac We need more likes haha
More like War General lol
3:53 that's sick for any skater's standards regardless if you skate street, transition, or vert. Gap to Lip 🤙🏽
Right
Thank you for putting this up. I remember seeing parts of this in Birdhouse The End DVD bonus when it was issued in 2001. As well as Andrew Reynolds, Heath Kirchart, Jeremy Klien, Steve Berra, and Willy Santos (Sorry if I forgot anyone). This is gold and still gets me stoked to watch in showing how far Skateboarding has gone.
3:04 that’s memorial park on Third Ave. in Chula Vista, San Diego, cause I lived down the street and used to learn how to skate there 😂 that’s dope that you skated that spot man 🤘🏽😜
loved feasters back then and got addicted to skateboarding. still got the song on my playlist today. thanks tony for this.
Do you think the kids today know about how legendary the Gonz gap is being that it's been gone for so long?
Highly doubt they dont even knkw wht it is. Another 10 yrs, LOVE PARK will be a myth. "LOVE PARK? ??, Wht skate park is tht, is it in ohio???"
Feasters is better quality than the footage of Tony Hawk talking about it now.
I remember that . That was awesome back then and it’s still awesome today. Thankful for the memories. Man I’m getting old
“If plan B video wouldn’t have came out it would have been the best.”
-Heath Kirchart.
He was on Foundation then i think
@@1439of2000 I think he was on Birdhouse early on; they were his first sponsor. Then he went to Foundation in 1993 and was there for many years, then back to Birdhouse for The End era.
Holy shit, i had no idea he was pulling that, and I'm his gen, damn.
There is no other Skateboard are in the world that compares to Tony hawk and his amazing personality. As a kid we would set for hours around a 19 inch TV trying to figure out tricks off this video growing up.
It’s amazing how Innovative and brave he is now if only some of the older skateboarders would catch on to what he’s doing and follow suit.
Andy Anderson for life
That lip slide, nose blunt then 180 nose grind was pretty dope tbh.
I have that VHS. I just digitized it a few months ago. So stoked I still have it. I watched this video sooooo many times. That music in his part gets makes me so happy to this day.
I started to skate in the 80s and I saw how skateboarding changed in the 90s, in just three years it went from being totally vert to totally street, many could not adapt to the change, the members of the brigade bones adapted to the change of a As a master, you could see Steve Caballero, Lance Mountain and Tony Hawk leave their comfort zone and make amazing street video parts without leaving their roots in the vert and pool.
They are the ones that inspire me to improve in all aspects of my life, you can be or do what you want in life, they are living proof.
Loving the tony hawk vids
I was 13 when this video came out. I remember thinking to myself Tony hawk skates street. It was cool at the time. I still will watch this video on TH-cam. Brings back memories when I started taking skateboarding serious.
Song: Peter & The Test Tube Babies - Blown Out Again
Sean Gamsby LEGEND
I’m really looking forward to this battle commander! I have the feeling that this one’s gonna be really cool!
He's a treasure, probably the nicest guy in skating as well, the real deal.
Mad respect, and to do this shit so many years later!!! Yeah mad respect.
Sooo pumped for Battlecomander for sure will be blown away how tony shreds with 50 years
Damn, look at how cool Tony Hawk is! I really am proud that I grew up with him looming large over my everyday life for a few years.
Man. Just amazing even today. 🤙🏻🛹🤙🏻
Thank you so much for this! The struggle is the insight that becomes inspiration!
This was the video that started it all for me. I remember I bought this video and a pair of airwalk sorry’s... back when airwalks were legit skate shoes.
I saw this part in 2004,wow i was alway amazed of the mini ramp tricks
nostalgic seeing san diego like this awww, it looks the same it feels the same
Missing the jump ramp school as we speak.
wish he would of also explained some of his street tricks in ravers and untitled even if it was like 4-5 tricks. Still pretty cool!
I almost can't put it into words, but this video part is a perfect representation of the best of skateboarding to me. It's not overproduced, it wasn't filmed in 15 countries over 5 years between visits to the hospital for blown out knees and broken arms, it's just skateboarding with a rad punk soundtrack. Screw the flip trick arms race, forget the staircase counting, I just want this.
NunyaBusiness dude for real skating used to Have more of a punk attitude
I used to binge watch "THE END" constantly when I was a kid, that's the 1st time I saw Tony Hawk's street part. Can't wait to see the 2019 edition!
Lovin tony hawk week... nice work berrics
My favorite Birdhouse video!! I remember sending money in for this video.
dude i was born 1995 but feasters is one of my favourite videos. i love 90s skating and jeremy klein is the man, and obviously birdman and willy too
It’s kind of awesome that Tony did the 180 nose grind 180 out and proved his street cred to those guys. Also I love the gap to lipslide.
Tony Hawk's street days yeeeeewww!! First time seeing this.
Feasters is one of my favorite skate videos.
Y’all should really post his Saturdays part for this week. I feel like a lot of people haven’t seen it, and it would truly blow their minds to see he’s somehow at the top of his game right now
I really appreciated this - thank you Birdman
I've never seen this, the Berrics should try and get the rights for all the old classic Skate videos and put them up on there website.
Allot of the old powell videos are up on youtube
H street, blind, World industries, plan B, planet earth. These were the goats back in 1991-92.
KILLED IT
I kind of got a sense of finality in the last bit of Tonys commentary, like maybe he's planning on completely retiring after all this content goes out? In any case he's earned it, man is 51 and still inspiring me to skate.
Tony: I love your Battle Commander. I’ve watched it quite a few times now
I remember going to my local skate shop to get demo video of the 1st birdhouse video. I think it was a 1/2 hour long. But I watched it over and over for like 2 hours a day
Love this week
Instead of a Hawk you should of been a GOAT
Hawks are so much more badass than goats.
Handsome Pug Yeah Hawks will eat your kids, but the only thing goats can do is climb trees
@Daddy Longlegs Goaty Hawk. It's a goat with the talons and wings of a hawk and tony's face. Come on science, lets make this happen.
love tony. if it wasnt for thps i wouldnt have fallen so hard in love with skateboarding
I like watching old street footage. It gets me hyped to go skate more because they are doing things more around my level instead of seeing somebody nollie tre flip a 20 stair. The style and the creativity back then was a lot better too.
That song is that plays during the video is just so 90s and so Tony Hawk
killer video and its fuckn rad that peter and the test tube babies are playing in the background
Tony is a legend. LEGEND
I haven’t seen one kid down here say “haha this random guy said ollie 360”. Thanks Berrics.
Holy fuck!... What a dude!.. Sick on vert and street!.. Never seen this much street footage of Tony before, he's decent... ♥
A lot of young kids won’t appreciate this but I do. This is history!
Fucking A!! Tony skating to some oi and now trying to put out a possible last street park banger!! Much respect.
Holy shit, I never noticed that was actually a shove-it frontside rock; I always thought it was a sort of fakie pivot frontside rock thing. What the hell would you call that? That shove it rock is a pretty advanced trick for back then, it must have been like 1979 or something. It's cool to see him doing commentary on this part and not being overly critical of his limited street skills. I love this part because of the fact he was pushing himself to the limit of his ability in a style of skateboarding he wasn't as proficient in, and a lot of the stuff in it is really cool.
Hawks a legend!
Incredible
Irreplaceable ..... thank you so much lord for giving us this man. Never heard one bad mention towards him. Only positive things
The goat
We were about this video in 00 01 and 02. BIRDMAN FOREVER
Love the berries sorry if I spelled it wrong g
Same style in Street as in vert and it works for him!
Can’t wait!!!!
Love the (copy this video) at the end :D
Willy, PQ days. Back when PQ was poor, now i couldn't aford to live there. I see some old RB skating in there too.
I got this vid because I remember it was extremely cheap. Probably the postage for the vhs tape was the same cost. When I got it it was poorly packed and the top of the tape was cracked open. I had to carefully put the reels in a new case. I imagined somebody angrily packing up millions of these and shipped them out🤣
this is the best, skate revival tony!
That last trick of his street portion, the gap to lipslide would still be a big deal today.
Still play my test tubes vinyls on the reg
What ever happen to Yousepfour ?
Did klein ever get Alphonzo’s keys ?
Delmus Dugan hell yeah punks not dead!!!
My first skate video was a tony hawk tips and tricks video on vhs. I got it in a school book order.
I remember that sketchy dance thing. I think my friends and I started doing it after this vid. Ha
This man evolved skating and people are still talking about street skating. Vert is the future that's what draws the big money.
For whatever reason this type of street skating gets me way more hyped than anything Shane O'Neill or P-rod have done
because it looks more obtainable and not impossible to do.
@@nostalgic_pokemon_memories Mostly that I spose, the skaters that land everything perfect every time just bore me
THOROUGHLY ENJOYED
Yeah I used to have that video... I used to watch it religiously everyday before going out to skate too bad they didn't show Willie Santos part.
Cmon, throw Peter & The Test Tube Babies a bone for the rocking 80s new wave punk!
Damnnuuummmm Tony can Sk8 Street, whooaaaaa, wow...damn good too!!
im digging the peter and the test tube babies
Tony’s cam cracks me up
Impressive!
I met tony once and got a deck signed by him. I, unfortunately, had to skate that deck cause I was in middle school with no money or a board and ended up skating it. I knew it was the right thing to do though. I think I will meet him again one-day something is telling me
Can't wait hyped af
I remember those small wheels, I hated them. Always kept getting stuck on small pebbles, that's why I kept using bigger size wheels. I didn't care to much for the look or style as long as I was able to do my tricks with speed and comfort.
Street Hawk was rippppping!
Dang is it Hawk week already?!?!
Tony hawk showing the kids of today what tech was back then😂😂
Never saw street hawk before. I knew from the games and xgames he was a vert guy.. Wow
that's straight out of gleeming the cube Tony Hawk Pizza hut delivery driver
Right... pretty sure he was in Police Academy also!
Gonz week should be every week. Cardiel. There should be a cardiel day every day. I can keep going. Cant wait for the part Birdman. Much love
FxxxxxxxK YESSSSSS!!!!!!!!! All the Homies herrrre HMU!!!! When Skating Was REAL!!!! I'm trying so hard to keep my shtttt Real, like this!!! I still have #TheEnd On VHS!!!!!
Damn Tony rips!
Not much style in the street-but with that trick bag who give AF
I think this is the most street I’ve seen tony hawk skate.
I remember my friend gave me a vhs copy of this in hs back in 99😂👍
🔥!
tony hawks a fucking legend!!!!