It's crazy how good he is. After 20 years these clips haven't aged at all. It's rare these days to evolve from a freestyle skater to a street skater. He sees skating differently.
He didn't really have much drive to go into Street other than it was rising in popularity at a time when he needed to adapt or go into working a real job because Freestyle wasn't paying the bills. He'll always be a Freestyle skater first, Street was just something he did to make ends meet. He definitely did raise the bar and managed to combine the two styles into something that propelled Street into what it has become today. In fact, Rodney Mullen is easily one of the biggest contributors to invention of and making populare a great deal of all the tricks in Street. Not to put down other greats in Street skating of course, but trying to compete with Rodney is like trying to compete with a god. Anyway, no disrespect toward you but I think you are right in that he sees skating differently. I don't think he even really cares if he's skating Street or Freestyle. He's skated Vert but it's the one thing that he doesn't seem to really want to do, whether he can I don't doubt. I think skating has been so entwined with his life for so long he has transcended beyond what it means to most people. He goes out and skates somewhere by himself most of the time, like a monk training a martial art in the mountains, undisturbed and totally focused on this one thing that drives them. It's pretty incredible.
@@xkrzilla Exactly. Jonny really is a god send for all us aged skaters. I haven’t seen anyone come close to Jonny’s ‘proficiency’ in terms of over-all skill and the development is so consistent.
@@kennymarshiii yeah but that doesn't mean a lot when there are tricks that would be the other way around. Giger is one of the most consistent flat ground skaters. There's always a few tricks that aren't done often with any skater
@@MrLince-hr4of been skating and watching pro skating for 18 years, been following shane oneill for at least 12 of those years. Saw him do 3 of these tricks multiple times consistently in several SLS rounds just in the past few years. Nobody said i know every skater on the planet, just you. Literally super irrational to put words in someone elses mouth like that, but not everyone on the internet can think rationally so i understand
One thing I always appreciate about Johnny Giger is his bails. It shows us to achieve this level of greatness, you gotta learn to fall and get back up.
Yep. You've got that right. A lot of people end up quitting skating because their minds are focused on the hardships of falling when in reality, and don't get me wrong skate injuries can blow big time, but the biggest testicle.. I mean obstacle is to get back up again.
Bro don't trip that line was dope af and I think the colors make it look dope as well. Give yourself the props you deserve homie, you just did one of the greatest lines in history! Thank you for the memories brother!
Rodney’s whole way of approaching and stringing together flat ground tricks was really unique and everything he did was drenched in style. He could have been wearing a costume and a mask and after watching him for 10 seconds, he’d be immediately recognizable. Truly one of the greatest to ever do it.
When I first got into skating in 99, R.M was blowning everyone’s mind. Now in 2022, if you still watch those R.M clips, still blows my mind. Some of those runs and combos have never been completed or landed in almost 20+ years!!!
It never ceases to amaze me that each time I return to Mullen videos post freestyle(loved th@ bit) they seemingly hardly age. I was wowed as a teenager and I am more impressed knowing now just how truly groundbreaking he is.
Just wanted to say thank you to Jonny. Over the last four years I have enjoyed watching everything he does. He has helped me learn multiple tricks that I never thought I would learn. Thanks for continuing the legacy of our favorite skater, Rodney and inspiring me to push myself to my limits.
Bro you don't understand how connected to the board Rodney was. He's a scientist of the highest IQ. Skateboarding is like mathematics to him, his talent was never seconded
Hands down this video would be lacking sorely without bringing us in as an audience and seeing what it really takes! So grateful people like this exist and are so unabashed.
Make it personal Jonny! You have a huge selection of tricks! Do a 3 banger of your own design! And also thanks for showcasing Rodney awesome guy great skater!
I hope one day you can get Rodney Mullen on your channel I think from all the effort you've put in that would be the icing on the cake keep it up Jonny 🛹
I hope rodney mullen wants to learn a trick that hes never done that jonny giger can do, and they post it on his channel called, "the impossible tricks of jonny giger" it would be so dope. I bet they would laugh and have so much fun together.
I love like how VERY few people try to replicate a MONSTER classic line. There is a HUGE amount of info to be gleamed from this.. Like the tricks themselves, and the setup of the transition between them. Amazing as always man. Just awesome.
It’s so funny to see the younger generation of Skateboarders struggling to not pop a shove it 😂. Guess how surprised we were in the 90s that you COULD actually pop them. Well done Johnny 👌🏻!
Sir, let me just point something out that maybe obvious but you are very good I have been skating since 76 and you are good to watch by an oldie like me.
You picked the best, and while he will always be the king, you're homage to his work is beautiful and appreciated! Good job on hitting these clips, it's something I could only dream of as a kid :D
Its nice to see people walking up and realizing what Rodney Mr. Mullen actually gave the world and what he did and is doing..Props to Giger, skillfull and massive determination to articulate Rodneys moves.
Jonny, you need not make any excuses for being awesome. Your tenacity is legendary. There will be videos made trying to duplicate a Jonny Giger line far in the future.
Huli doolies johnny I been tuned in from when you ollied a bunch of boards stacked up down at the tennis court and you're dedication passion and persistence has got u where u r today respect.
Rodney was my main idol when I started skating. He really molded how I looked at skating when I was younger. I’ve gotten out of it with age, but I’d like to get back into it now that my kids are old enough to skate. That video is one of my all time favorites. Him and nyjah Houston when he was a boy were probably my two favorite skaters.
This video showed on my suggestion and it didn't disappoint. Brought back memories from my skating days 20 years ago and of my favorite skater Rodney Mullen!
I always loved that line! To the point with need with needing the help of a friend for filming. I know that too and often feel so bad to ask someone. Cool it worked out for you!
5:12 Respekt, dass Jonny für die Primos nur die Stelle wachst, die sowieso für die Board- und Lipslides gut ist und nicht mitten auf dem Mannypad, sodass es für alle Skater total rutschig wird ❤
I think the fanbase and support were a huge part of Mullen's success. Not only was he good for all the right reasons, like you are, he just caught a wave at just the perfect time and the amount of energy pushed his way gave him confidence that is just not possible without it. You're a beast man. Keep up the incredible work!
This skatepark was awesome and the best rotating of switching from stance to stance on a different maneuvers tricks to tricks while extending the rotations and landing it clean!
Used to skate every day for years. Took the last 7-8 years off. First ~5 I'd still get out a couple times a year and I'd never lost any tricks. Got even less skate time in these last couple years. Just tried recently when it first started getting cold. Still had everything but varial heels. Seeing this dude skate, seeing that classic Rodney line. Just makes me wanna skate so bad right now but it's dark and wet outside. I gotta get those V. Heels back in my bag though! 😎👍
Great job Jonny! Stoked to see how much you really can accomplish- you’re emulating the master like nobody else, and in you’re own way. Very inspiring. Also, the lighting in the underground was sick, makes the spot look unique and distinguished.
Pretty awesome. I found this very impressive, entertaining, and frankly humorous. Good job figuring out how to skate that crazy line, and thanks for the laughs along the way.
Hoy vi en instagram unos chicos reaccionando a los trucos de Jonny, dudo que hayan conocido a Rodney, pero ya estás pasando a ser leyenda tio Giger! Saludos!
Seeing Giger dial these in makes me appreciate Rodney's upper body control. Rodney always keeps his hands and arms loose but without any needless motion
I’m just happy to have been a skater in Rodney’s prime. His piece in Rodney vs deawon song alone is a piece of skateboarding art from the music to the location and just the shot he was doing man
Love ya Giger. Long time fan. You're second behind Mullen in my book. He had a similar line around that time that included the Semi Flip when the hype was there.
Props, Jonny! That's one beast of a line to accomplish and you did it very smoothly. Glad your friend was alright on that primo landing.. wooo.. close call.. And that Revive tee shirt you were wearing at the start of this video is RAD! (*0*)
Been watching your videos for a couple of months I just started back skateboarding after I broke my leg in 2017 much love Johnny your my favorite skateboarder 🤘🏻💯🔥
I can see these tricks being very hard to learn havnt skated gone over 10 years i miss it so so much mullen was awsome and the tricks this guy pulled seemed impossible, my man your doing a great just makes me wanna pull out my old deck and re grip it and start riding again
I remember when I first found Rodney Mullen video back in middle school. Was the coolest skate video I've ever seen, I even remember the song they used in the video. It was Ana Molly by incubus, by the best skate video still for me.
@@frontsidegrinder6858 Bro most ppl don't even know him because Tony hawk stole the spotlight with a dumb little 900 when Rodney quite literally invented every trick anyone does. He was for sure over looked...
I strongly agree. It’s amazing to think that most of the tricks we do today were formed in Rodney’s garage. And even the Hawk used some of them in his vert lines. If you’d like to watch the documentary on Rodney it’s called From the ground up. Thank you for sharing this epic line and well done! I’m glad we still have technical players not only advancing the sport but also keeping the past alive. Imagine what Rodney would be designing in his head right now if he skated this generation in his youth.
Dear Jonny Gratulation!. 🏅🏆🎊🙏Du bisch en ächtä Kämpfer!. Und am End schaffsch es immer wieder zum dini Trick oder Lines zmeischtere!. Blieb drah!. Und hoffentlich wirsch nie d'Freud am Brättle verlüre. Skateboarding 4 Ever....☮🖤🎸🎧🎹
Funny how skating hasnt gotten that much better after Rodneys era. Most people today can barely do any of his tricks while he did them for most of his videos or even in competitions where failure was barely an option. Most of skating today is people just trying to recreate his tricks rather than building upon it. It just goes to show how far ahead and dedicated Rodney was.
It's crazy how good he is. After 20 years these clips haven't aged at all. It's rare these days to evolve from a freestyle skater to a street skater. He sees skating differently.
He didn't really have much drive to go into Street other than it was rising in popularity at a time when he needed to adapt or go into working a real job because Freestyle wasn't paying the bills. He'll always be a Freestyle skater first, Street was just something he did to make ends meet. He definitely did raise the bar and managed to combine the two styles into something that propelled Street into what it has become today. In fact, Rodney Mullen is easily one of the biggest contributors to invention of and making populare a great deal of all the tricks in Street. Not to put down other greats in Street skating of course, but trying to compete with Rodney is like trying to compete with a god.
Anyway, no disrespect toward you but I think you are right in that he sees skating differently. I don't think he even really cares if he's skating Street or Freestyle. He's skated Vert but it's the one thing that he doesn't seem to really want to do, whether he can I don't doubt. I think skating has been so entwined with his life for so long he has transcended beyond what it means to most people. He goes out and skates somewhere by himself most of the time, like a monk training a martial art in the mountains, undisturbed and totally focused on this one thing that drives them. It's pretty incredible.
It's crazy how good Mullen is too!
@@xkrzilla Exactly. Jonny really is a god send for all us aged skaters. I haven’t seen anyone come close to Jonny’s ‘proficiency’ in terms of over-all skill and the development is so consistent.
@@ParappatheRapper "Street was just something he did to make ends meet"
No, that's actually not true!
Read his biography book.
For real. Rnds 1 and 2 (and 3)vs Daewon still stand tall today!
Seriously the only skater out here continuing the legend of R.M. I wouldn’t count on anyone else to hit a Rodney monster line other then Jonny G.❤
Id bet you like $100 that Shane ONeill would do it in less than 10 tries, these tricks are some of his most consistent
@@kennymarshiii yeah but that doesn't mean a lot when there are tricks that would be the other way around. Giger is one of the most consistent flat ground skaters. There's always a few tricks that aren't done often with any skater
Great idea Shane O’Neil vs Jonny Giger!
@Mason93 sure, you know every skater on the planet.....
@@MrLince-hr4of been skating and watching pro skating for 18 years, been following shane oneill for at least 12 of those years. Saw him do 3 of these tricks multiple times consistently in several SLS rounds just in the past few years. Nobody said i know every skater on the planet, just you. Literally super irrational to put words in someone elses mouth like that, but not everyone on the internet can think rationally so i understand
Rodney Mullen is the Rodney Mullen of skateboarding. No other way to say it
Godfather of skateboard and trick creation
And green is the green of colors.
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There will never be another Rodney mullen
I really enjoyed when he Rodney'd the Mullen
@@rdw6156 I agree but there is Sergio Santoro and Evan Smith who reminded me of Rodney Mullen
One thing I always appreciate about Johnny Giger is his bails. It shows us to achieve this level of greatness, you gotta learn to fall and get back up.
I read balls lmao
@@juandiegofernandezb.740 Am glad that didn't just happen to me :D
@@juandiegofernandezb.740 same lol, I was like yes, Johnny’s balls have their own gravitational pull
balls and bails sounds like a good skate tape name.
Yep. You've got that right. A lot of people end up quitting skating because their minds are focused on the hardships of falling when in reality, and don't get me wrong skate injuries can blow big time, but the biggest testicle.. I mean obstacle is to get back up again.
In high school and skating, I was obsessed with Rodney. Thanks for continuing his legacy. I love watching the vids.
Makes people appreciate just how good Rodney is because he makes it look so flawless
I appreciate how much care you take in finding cool backgrounds for filming flat. So sick!
Crazy to think you and Rodney Mullen are probably the only two people to ever to do this line! Amazing as always Jonny!
Bro don't trip that line was dope af and I think the colors make it look dope as well. Give yourself the props you deserve homie, you just did one of the greatest lines in history! Thank you for the memories brother!
it really is insane how good Rodney mullen is.
like him just messing around not even trying you can tell he's the goat.
@Beek Hock in da Hos same here, long time fan and he’s been my number 1 skater since always
Rodney’s whole way of approaching and stringing together flat ground tricks was really unique and everything he did was drenched in style. He could have been wearing a costume and a mask and after watching him for 10 seconds, he’d be immediately recognizable. Truly one of the greatest to ever do it.
When I first got into skating in 99, R.M was blowning everyone’s mind. Now in 2022, if you still watch those R.M clips, still blows my mind. Some of those runs and combos have never been completed or landed in almost 20+ years!!!
I got into skating in '89 and Rodney was blowing our minds then.
It never ceases to amaze me that each time I return to Mullen videos post freestyle(loved th@ bit) they seemingly hardly age. I was wowed as a teenager and I am more impressed knowing now just how truly groundbreaking he is.
Just wanted to say thank you to Jonny. Over the last four years I have enjoyed watching everything he does. He has helped me learn multiple tricks that I never thought I would learn. Thanks for continuing the legacy of our favorite skater, Rodney and inspiring me to push myself to my limits.
Love how you document your process. It’s kind of like being able to see the same struggle Mullen went through.
Lol
Bro you don't understand how connected to the board Rodney was. He's a scientist of the highest IQ. Skateboarding is like mathematics to him, his talent was never seconded
@@triztenklk Straight up.
Hands down this video would be lacking sorely without bringing us in as an audience and seeing what it really takes! So grateful people like this exist and are so unabashed.
Make it personal Jonny! You have a huge selection of tricks! Do a 3 banger of your own design! And also thanks for showcasing Rodney awesome guy great skater!
Johnny Geiger is so advanced he doesn’t wanna just do a trick. He wants to do the whole damn line. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻elevation at it’s finest
Rodney has had much harder and longer lines, this is a relatively easy line many pros can do if they spend few days learning the second trick.
I hope one day you can get Rodney Mullen on your channel I think from all the effort you've put in that would be the icing on the cake keep it up Jonny 🛹
I hope rodney mullen wants to learn a trick that hes never done that jonny giger can do, and they post it on his channel called, "the impossible tricks of jonny giger" it would be so dope. I bet they would laugh and have so much fun together.
@@zackkelley5762 Mullen does not skate in public anymore. But just having those two together talking, maybe Jonny doing some tricks, would be awesome!
@@mastermerion I know he doesnt skate in public anymore. And the reason why is absolutely astounding to me. I'll never understand it...
@@zackkelley5762 What's the reason? 🤔
Man when I was a kid, I used to watch that Mullen segment all the time before skating to get pumped up. True task Mr. Giger!
Hearing you talk about perfecting a trick reminds me of songwriting. Your high standards for your art create something truly admirable.
So sick! You pick crazy battles. I wouldn't mind seeing more lines
I love like how VERY few people try to replicate a MONSTER classic line. There is a HUGE amount of info to be gleamed from this.. Like the tricks themselves, and the setup of the transition between them. Amazing as always man. Just awesome.
It’s so funny to see the younger generation of Skateboarders struggling to not pop a shove it 😂. Guess how surprised we were in the 90s that you COULD actually pop them. Well done Johnny 👌🏻!
Of all skateboarders, Jonny is the only one that make video of him failling for 15 minutes.
I love this hahaha
No other skater impressed me as much as Rodney. I love your videos :)
Sir, let me just point something out that maybe obvious but you are very good I have been skating since 76 and you are good to watch by an oldie like me.
You picked the best, and while he will always be the king, you're homage to his work is beautiful and appreciated! Good job on hitting these clips, it's something I could only dream of as a kid :D
Its nice to see people walking up and realizing what Rodney Mr. Mullen actually gave the world and what he did and is doing..Props to Giger, skillfull and massive determination to articulate Rodneys moves.
Jonny, you need not make any excuses for being awesome. Your tenacity is legendary. There will be videos made trying to duplicate a Jonny Giger line far in the future.
Toooo good...and so nice ideas you have to cover and redo Rodney's amazing tricks 👌👌👌👌👌
Huli doolies johnny I been tuned in from when you ollied a bunch of boards stacked up down at the tennis court and you're dedication passion and persistence has got u where u r today respect.
Rodney was my main idol when I started skating. He really molded how I looked at skating when I was younger. I’ve gotten out of it with age, but I’d like to get back into it now that my kids are old enough to skate. That video is one of my all time favorites. Him and nyjah Houston when he was a boy were probably my two favorite skaters.
This video showed on my suggestion and it didn't disappoint. Brought back memories from my skating days 20 years ago and of my favorite skater Rodney Mullen!
Crazy how many years go by and we are still trying to skate like Mullen 😤
Rodney has always been my favorite. His flatland is insane, and he is just an interesting person in general.
I always loved that line! To the point with need with needing the help of a friend for filming. I know that too and often feel so bad to ask someone. Cool it worked out for you!
14:38 were before the last trick thinking: „Not miss, not miss, not miss!“?
Congrats! Looks so clean!
This type of dedication is why Jonny Giger is my favourite skater
5:12 Respekt, dass Jonny für die Primos nur die Stelle wachst, die sowieso für die Board- und Lipslides gut ist und nicht mitten auf dem Mannypad, sodass es für alle Skater total rutschig wird ❤
I think the fanbase and support were a huge part of Mullen's success. Not only was he good for all the right reasons, like you are, he just caught a wave at just the perfect time and the amount of energy pushed his way gave him confidence that is just not possible without it.
You're a beast man. Keep up the incredible work!
This skatepark was awesome and the best rotating of switching from stance to stance on a different maneuvers tricks to tricks while extending the rotations and landing it clean!
Used to skate every day for years. Took the last 7-8 years off. First ~5 I'd still get out a couple times a year and I'd never lost any tricks. Got even less skate time in these last couple years. Just tried recently when it first started getting cold.
Still had everything but varial heels. Seeing this dude skate, seeing that classic Rodney line. Just makes me wanna skate so bad right now but it's dark and wet outside. I gotta get those V. Heels back in my bag though! 😎👍
Always a pleasure watching you skate, Jonny Giger!
Great job Jonny! Stoked to see how much you really can accomplish- you’re emulating the master like nobody else, and in you’re own way. Very inspiring. Also, the lighting in the underground was sick, makes the spot look unique and distinguished.
Pretty awesome. I found this very impressive, entertaining, and frankly humorous. Good job figuring out how to skate that crazy line, and thanks for the laughs along the way.
the lighting in the line you got looks awesome, love the orange and blue contrast
The yellow colors looked pretty sweet!
Hoy vi en instagram unos chicos reaccionando a los trucos de Jonny, dudo que hayan conocido a Rodney, pero ya estás pasando a ser leyenda tio Giger! Saludos!
I hope rodney watches all of these and smiles. The thought of that makes me smile.
The line actually matches the pace quite well! Super cool Jonny! 👏🏼
Amazing skills Jonny. I'm 49 and no longer skate due to my knees being destroyed but I still like watching great skating. Keep on keeping on mate! ;)
Insanity. I'd love to see you revisit this another time because seeing you grind out this line was really entertaining!
Great job Giger ! Always putting in work ! Much respect !
I have that Globe part. It's so good. Very well done for getting the line.
Seeing Giger dial these in makes me appreciate Rodney's upper body control. Rodney always keeps his hands and arms loose but without any needless motion
I’m always looking forward to any content my boi jonny puts up
The level of commitment is entirely just !! I commend u skater boy, ride, shred, flip and rip in the name of The Mull🎉
The switch muskaflip at 15:51...beatiful!
I’m just happy to have been a skater in Rodney’s prime. His piece in Rodney vs deawon song alone is a piece of skateboarding art from the music to the location and just the shot he was doing man
I’m 11:15 in and I’ve never wanted to see someone complete a personal challenge more than this!
Love ya Giger. Long time fan. You're second behind Mullen in my book. He had a similar line around that time that included the Semi Flip when the hype was there.
Props, Jonny! That's one beast of a line to accomplish and you did it very smoothly. Glad your friend was alright on that primo landing.. wooo.. close call.. And that Revive tee shirt you were wearing at the start of this video is RAD! (*0*)
Man you are making art with these videos
Trully genius, inspiring!
Another great video! Can't think of anyone I'd rather watch learn a Mullen line!
colors look great - it still hits all the feels of old school street skating videos but just with better cameras.
Been watching your videos for a couple of months I just started back skateboarding after I broke my leg in 2017 much love Johnny your my favorite skateboarder 🤘🏻💯🔥
I can see these tricks being very hard to learn havnt skated gone over 10 years i miss it so so much mullen was awsome and the tricks this guy pulled seemed impossible, my man your doing a great just makes me wanna pull out my old deck and re grip it and start riding again
I remember when I first found Rodney Mullen video back in middle school. Was the coolest skate video I've ever seen, I even remember the song they used in the video. It was Ana Molly by incubus, by the best skate video still for me.
Rodney was very creative & so good/best street skater ever and the founder/inventor. Tricks seem hard but look great and he had a super clean style.
Rodney is the king of all kings. Thanks for showing him the respect. He deserves it a ton because he was so overlooked in history.
He was not overlooked in no way.
@@frontsidegrinder6858 Bro most ppl don't even know him because Tony hawk stole the spotlight with a dumb little 900 when Rodney quite literally invented every trick anyone does. He was for sure over looked...
I strongly agree. It’s amazing to think that most of the tricks we do today were formed in Rodney’s garage. And even the Hawk used some of them in his vert lines. If you’d like to watch the documentary on Rodney it’s called From the ground up.
Thank you for sharing this epic line and well done!
I’m glad we still have technical players not only advancing the sport but also keeping the past alive. Imagine what Rodney would be designing in his head right now if he skated this generation in his youth.
and just to think of how long ago Rodney did these. blows my mind. still remember watching the original videos as a kid
sounds different than your other videos, sounds great, looks great, a joy to watch
You did it! And you could also find smooth flat ground from Switzerland! You so totally owned Mullen!
Bro that was incredible. The 360 rotation knocked your hat off but you still landed it
Still remember they had little highlight clips in THPS 3. Me and my brothers fave one was Rodney Mullen. Dude is insane
Thinking of how insane professional sport has evolved in the last 20yrs, it’s unbelievable how still nobody (more or less) is able to pull this off
Wonderful, thank you! This makes me want to get back into skateboarding.
Been awhile, have always enjoyed your Rodney Mullan recreation videos, had to watch
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Wow, this was super impressive! Way to go, man. Love watching lines like this! 9.6/10
Love that line, from my second favorite skater.
Good job, jonny 🙌🏼 and the lighting looks very special and nice, I thought
The colors are awesome. Good work man
Use to have those nollie full cab flips on lock.. only did it fakie once though, and that's the only one I ever got on camera lol
Old videos of Rodney look like a dreamscape, that man must miss being in his prime like you wouldn't believe
There's truly nothing like the sound of a skateboard popping and landing in a carpark building!
Dear Jonny
Gratulation!. 🏅🏆🎊🙏Du bisch en ächtä Kämpfer!. Und am End schaffsch es immer wieder zum dini Trick oder Lines zmeischtere!. Blieb drah!. Und hoffentlich wirsch nie d'Freud am Brättle verlüre. Skateboarding 4 Ever....☮🖤🎸🎧🎹
Johnny makes those nollie flip 360s look so good
If I got back in to it I'd have no problem whatsoever wearing a helmet and pads this time. You're crazy man!
I would really like to see Rodney´s reaction to all "recreate trick..." videos that Jonny has done
This video perfectly shows how good Rodney was / is at Skating. great video as always
one of the greatest flows in skate history. a technical recreation would be static but definitely appreciate the effort! gorgeous stuff as always. =)
Perfectly executed you are so hard on yourself but as a result you now have one of The best nollie fs 3 flips on The planet so it was worth it
Great idea and execution for a video! Loved every minute.
The lighting in that place was really cool. Awesome line and the hat falling of was great 😂
The colors looked amazing!
Incredible work, bro! Rodney is the teacher 🙏 for sure. I’m gonna keep watching. Be careful :)
Started skating, cause of RM, Jonny keeps the fire going :)
Great vid Jonny. Congrats dude, that line is insane.
Funny how skating hasnt gotten that much better after Rodneys era. Most people today can barely do any of his tricks while he did them for most of his videos or even in competitions where failure was barely an option. Most of skating today is people just trying to recreate his tricks rather than building upon it. It just goes to show how far ahead and dedicated Rodney was.
oh wow, that last spot is super cinematic with the lights and the brutalism looks