I remember skating for hours upon hours, coming inside have some snacks while watching skate vids and then getting so hyped up I’d go back out skating.
This was my life every day, especially during summer break while in middle school and high school. Skating a couple miles to my homies place that was close to several schools that all had some good spots. Drinking from water spigots that may just be from the side of someone’s house, bc there was nowhere else to get a drink. Then skating back home after an all day session l. Don’t know how we did it.
@@Naltddesha Yep, that's how it was done back then. Skate around town all day with no water, no food, no phone. Just a skateboard. Grab a drink from a faucet outside a building or a hose at someone's house. Then keep going.
@@ecco222 yeah man. Looking back on days like that, it was kinda hardcore. And we did it on the regular. The no phone thing especially, i think, has got to be one of the things that kids growing up with phones in their pockets will never understand I grew up in a town that had about 45,000 people in it. Not massive, not necessarily tiny either. So if we really wanted to extend our range (before we could drive) we would find a way to carry our boards on our bikes. There were several times where we had traveled way further away from home than planned. In would’ve been rad to be able to call a friend/parent with a pickup, so we could throw our bikes and boards in, and get back to home base with waayyyyy less time and effort
Peak time for skateboarding. The end of the 90's was a world full of amazing talent. Both World Industries and A Team were excellent collaborations of skating expertise. What a time to be alive and a part of it all. Thank you to all the skaters who sacrificed their bodies for the sake of advancing the sport!!!! Legends!
I remember watching this VHS at my mates place and couldn't fathom what I was seeing... Darkside slides and spins on one wheel.... ONE MUTHAF**KIN WHEEL!!! ... Rodney will always have a special place in my heart for showing me how creative a skateboarder can be with non conventional (at the time) tricks. He is an absolute Jedi.❤
@@5O4evr don't get me started on Skinny Jeans bro. Don't know how "dudes" can skate in them? Thought they were just a fad and here we are like 15 years later and the kids who were skating in them then are all group, and sadly making the same fashion faux-pas by wearing `em!
@@Owjdnskoakansbskk super wide leg denim is heavy, and is super trendy rn. those polar big boys are 100 times more expensive than a nice pair of wide slacks at the thrift store.
@@Owjdnskoakansbskk since we’re going that route, it’s better for the environment and society at large (and your wallet) to buy things that would otherwise be sent to landfills, especially since in a lot of places it’s only $3 for a pair of high quality slacks in a wide variety of colors and fits.
It's hard to believe these guys are old men now, the best of the best and I got to watch it on VHS , I ordered it out of the magazine when they released it😮
Rodney is easily the most important skateboarder of all time, it’s not about “who’s best”. The beauty of life is diversity, no such thing as best guitar player, best fighter, best football player and so on…. Just different. But what Rodney has that no one else does is what he created. And he created most if not all of what everyone else is doing, or they are just doing a variation of what he created. No one will ever fill that place in history that belongs exclusively to him because of the tricks he created.
I wish he was the face of skateboarding instead of Tony Hawk. No disrespect to Tony, but, I've never considered him a top 5 or 10 guy. Danny Way would have also been a good replacement. Not only was he groundbreaking on vert, he also ripped the streets up in his younger days and was better than most at it.
@@mikeschmidt4800 perhaps should have been bob burnquist as the face of skateboarding in terms of versatility. Danny Way was a bit of a mong when he was younger, so wouldn't have worked having him.
Yeah, and Henry Sanzhes greated alla ledge trick all tho he's trick list i(don't mean shit to Rodney) s longer than Rodneys Amazing that people don't talk about that....they North GOATS!
Finally had a moment of no other concerns for the last 20 minutes. Miraculous evolution to witness and reflect on. These guys..... are /were so talented. They each /all created benchmarks for anyone who loves Skateboarding.
I did my own "stand-still-casper" ish flatlandly and the feeling is aaaaaaaamaazingggggg huhh that was 20 years ago. Its sad to see skateboarding is not supported by the government much.. but still its just an amazing sport.. long live legend Rodney.
God, I miss these days. Not just the skating, but also everything else that went into videos like this. The rawness. The style. The music! BCC followed by a Rolling Stones song? All over the map, not giving a fuck. Just plain cool.
Love the boomer skate video style, when they olny shows tricks and more tricks, with a true punk rock or hip hop with soundtrack. Today the videos has a lot of special effects, shows skaters drinking, enjoying partys, like someone really give a shit about this things. Yeah. I miss the 90's.
@@boomershooterlegend wtf are you talking about? BOOMERS?! We were Gen X at most. And there was plenty of footage of dudes screwing around off the boards. It wasn’t any one thing. It was a bunch of stuff that’s hard to put your finger on. At the end of the day, we were just a whole lot cooler without even trying to be.
Yes, the last birth year of Gen X is as far back as 1980. I know this well because it's the year I was born. I can't imagine a bunch of baby boomers being able or having time to skate, although I know there are some rare exceptions
Rodney the OG godfather of street. Much respect for this holy grail of skateboarding accomplishments. I remember watching this on repeat when it came out. Skateboarding has never been the same or the people its impactede without rodneys influence. You can't even ollie without Rodney's influence.
Mullen has and will always be the, "Godfather of Skateboarding!!!"... They knew that, In 97'... D. Song is, Badass! Confused about, Trying to compare... 🤔 Mullen's still skate's at night everyday, 2022 and beyond!!! His dedication to this sport, Is undeniable!!! 🤙🛹🤙🛹🤙🛹
If you’re commenting on this videos you were probably like me watching VHS skate tapes of guys these when you were younger then going out and trying to do what they did.
Not even gonna lie, I’ve knew Rodney was good but I NEVER realized the depth of how good he really was.. Creative, clean, dynamic, my dude skated everything and killed 😧 🔥🔥🔥 .. whoever posted this, thank you 🙏🏽
Omg finally found the it, the blind section at the end "she comes in colours everywhere she combs her hair shes like a rainbow" i have been looking for this part for so many years omg
Correct me if I'm wrong but I think that song is by the band "Love" don't think it was on their famous "Forever Changes" album though. But yeah, good part
@@AdAsteris Mick Jagger and Kieth Richards wrote that song together. They named the song "She's A Rainbow". So yeah, it was The Rolling Stones. Like most of their songs though, it's probably been covered by many other bands.
Imagine those of us who grew up trying to learn is tricks with still-shot photos in Thrasher magazine. There were so many "dafuq is he doing?" moments skating as a kid...
I grew up in Rural Washington State. Lived in the middle of acres and acres of apple orchards. I had maybe a 30' x 50' rectangular concrete pad to skate on at home. My buddies and I would walk the mile to the highway and catch the bus to our tiny little town only to be chased off of every skate spot by locals and cops. This vid was the peak! These 2 were utterly unapproachable. We'd watch with our mouths agape. The clothing style, baggy pants, cool t-shirt, and a clean pair of etnies, dc's, etc. and you were the man! Great times. I still don't like artificial authority and it stems from them hating kids just because they stood on a board with four wheels. Skateboarding is not a crime! Never interrupt a child when they are skateboarding!
I'm so glad the guys pushed rodney to transition from flat ground freestyle into street. We wouldnt have 90+% of the tricks we do today without him nor would skating in general evolved into what it is today without him. Truly the god of freestyle and the godfather of street the GOAT with all due respect.
Who remembers watching this and getting so hyped to go try crazy Rodney tricks and just super tech Deawon tricks? I got so good because of this video, the storm, and and Tactical Manual
I give Round 1 to Rodney, by a small margin. Daewon had better flow, switched his stance, and had bluntslides. Rodney had flips out, and he did an inward heelflip and skated a round handrail. Those top-side 360 grinds (I call them cab nosegrinds, for instance, but for clarity they’re actually half-cab nosegrind to 180 out) are underrated. The freestyle tricks were probably frowned upon at the time, but they require so much skill, especially the truckstand flip.
I invented my own tricks back in the 90's but I never entered competitions,. My most technical trick was making g my way to the top of a steep hill, sitting on my board whilst holding onto side rails, and wait for wheel wobble before skidding off and doing a 900 Arial followed by a face plant. Was quite easy to master on £9.99 plywood Rad Rat with hard plastic wheels.
Grew up skating in the 80s into the early/mid 90s as a kid. Mullen was always the goat when it came to street. But he wasn't a celebrity skater. We all adored people like Vallely, Natas, Barbie, Muska. But if you asked anyone who the best was, it was always Mullen. He seemed like an outsider to the skate community at large, but I think he liked it like that. Good to see his entire career being humble and kind to everyone. Hawk was a fine representative; he had the charisma and a great skill set and he's STILL going. What a great community and time to be alive.
Im 43 these videos was when I was 17 , already skating for 3 years, plan B slick with Yoda on graffic Rodneys pro model. All respect to the Godfather of so much tech, but Daewon style and pop simply fluidity wins every time.
Seriously i never did a fucking ollie in my life but still to this this day blow me away theres something about the music and the style peace i did too much portobello
I like that one interview where Rodney says his name for this video would’ve been: “Rodney Mullen and Daewon Song: Friends.” But the creators threw in that “Vs.” to attract attention
Both are amazing sisters but Rodney Milli will always be the top dog...Dang son did amazing tricks and went big...Rodney invented most of the tricks...
Gotta love Jason Lee for the Tre-Flip too! Daewon is so creative and entertaining, a real showman. Rodney is so flow-state and innovative, a true inventor.
Heyyy what’s up with Rodney’s part?!? No music on his part!! This video need to be re-edited!! 😂Funny I stumble upon this because I’ve been wanting to watch this video since we got rid of our VHS player. I still have a handful of classic skate videos that need to be rewatched again. Thanks for posting this.
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I remember skating for hours upon hours, coming inside have some snacks while watching skate vids and then getting so hyped up I’d go back out skating.
This was my life every day, especially during summer break while in middle school and high school. Skating a couple miles to my homies place that was close to several schools that all had some
good spots. Drinking from water spigots that may just be from the side of someone’s house, bc there was nowhere else to get a drink. Then skating back home after an all day session l. Don’t know how we did it.
Those were the best of days my guy 😁
@@Naltddesha Yep, that's how it was done back then. Skate around town all day with no water, no food, no phone. Just a skateboard. Grab a drink from a faucet outside a building or a hose at someone's house. Then keep going.
@@ecco222 yeah man. Looking back on days like that, it was kinda hardcore. And we did it on the regular. The no phone thing especially, i think, has got to be one of the things that kids growing up with phones in their pockets will never understand I grew up in a town that had about 45,000 people in it. Not massive, not necessarily tiny either. So if we really wanted to extend our range (before we could drive) we would find a way to carry our boards on our bikes. There were several times where we had traveled way further away from home than planned. In would’ve been rad to be able to call a friend/parent with a pickup, so we could throw our bikes and boards in, and get back to home base with waayyyyy less time and effort
That obviously all changed when we started to get our DL’s. Birnbwfore that, it was tough to get around to all the spots we wanted to
Peak time for skateboarding. The end of the 90's was a world full of amazing talent. Both World Industries and A Team were excellent collaborations of skating expertise. What a time to be alive and a part of it all. Thank you to all the skaters who sacrificed their bodies for the sake of advancing the sport!!!! Legends!
I remember watching this VHS at my mates place and couldn't fathom what I was seeing... Darkside slides and spins on one wheel.... ONE MUTHAF**KIN WHEEL!!! ... Rodney will always have a special place in my heart for showing me how creative a skateboarder can be with non conventional (at the time) tricks. He is an absolute Jedi.❤
Haven't seen this in 25 years. The super small wheels make me smile... And no fricken skinny jeans, glorious.
Baggy 4 life.
Are ppl really still wearing skinny jeans? 😭
@@5O4evr don't get me started on Skinny Jeans bro. Don't know how "dudes" can skate in them? Thought they were just a fad and here we are like 15 years later and the kids who were skating in them then are all group, and sadly making the same fashion faux-pas by wearing `em!
@@timotheegoulet1511 ca va pas. .
@@5O4evr cela semble tellement offensant pour mes testicules - comment vos couilles peuvent-elles survivre dans votre pantalon ?
Love that sound of 90s skate wheels on the pavement
I miss those bones wheels and bearings. An iconic sound and feel.
And grinding sounds
This video was my childhood... we would watch it everyday and go skate.
Watching it now brings back memories, and the urge to skate.
Agreed
Rodney Mullen is the godfather of modern day street skater he invented nearly all the tricks.
No way!
@@shaftlamer yes way. Rodney is the GOAT.
@@samharris246 sarcasm much?
@@shaftlamer How do you convey a sarcastic tone through text? Please enlighten us in the audience.
@@samharris246 trying to be absurd. And it's not we, that needs explaining, but you. It took 5 months for some smart-ass to not understand it.
Oh the big ass jeans of the 90s. So glad that was my decade man. Best days ever
Big jeans weren't good for skating in my town but we had the chain wallets lol
@@timhick6 oh dude. The longer the better. Haha
They’re hugely popular again. Polar big boy jeans are what are trendy. Basically like the blind jeans
@@Owjdnskoakansbskk super wide leg denim is heavy, and is super trendy rn. those polar big boys are 100 times more expensive than a nice pair of wide slacks at the thrift store.
@@Owjdnskoakansbskk since we’re going that route, it’s better for the environment and society at large (and your wallet) to buy things that would otherwise be sent to landfills, especially since in a lot of places it’s only $3 for a pair of high quality slacks in a wide variety of colors and fits.
It's hard to believe these guys are old men now, the best of the best and I got to watch it on VHS , I ordered it out of the magazine when they released it😮
They are not so old yet. Under 60 for sure
@@gabrielgabriel5177 Rodney is 57
Rodney is easily the most important skateboarder of all time, it’s not about “who’s best”. The beauty of life is diversity, no such thing as best guitar player, best fighter, best football player and so on…. Just different. But what Rodney has that no one else does is what he created. And he created most if not all of what everyone else is doing, or they are just doing a variation of what he created. No one will ever fill that place in history that belongs exclusively to him because of the tricks he created.
I wish he was the face of skateboarding instead of Tony Hawk. No disrespect to Tony, but, I've never considered him a top 5 or 10 guy. Danny Way would have also been a good replacement. Not only was he groundbreaking on vert, he also ripped the streets up in his younger days and was better than most at it.
@@mikeschmidt4800 perhaps should have been bob burnquist as the face of skateboarding in terms of versatility. Danny Way was a bit of a mong when he was younger, so wouldn't have worked having him.
@@holliswilliams8426 That Burnquist Grand Canyon thing was terrifing!
Yeah, and Henry Sanzhes greated alla ledge trick all tho he's trick list i(don't mean shit to Rodney) s longer than Rodneys Amazing that people don't talk about that....they North GOATS!
Rodneys the best stop being a pussy.
I remember when this first came out. We all were like this is the top. It can't get any better.
You still don’t see this blend of styles often or the way it’s done, if at all tbh.
That 360 flip at 1:17 is one of my favorites ever.. flawless pop
So freaking good
4:39
Better imo
A friend recommended this video to me since I started skateboarding recently. I thank him for showing me this
Thanks for uploading this. This was the first skate video i ever saw. Downloaded it on Kazaa.
Damn. You said Kazaa lol. Remembering the great ol days :)
Finally had a moment of no other concerns for the last 20 minutes. Miraculous evolution to witness and reflect on. These guys..... are /were so talented. They each /all created benchmarks for anyone who loves Skateboarding.
and 25 yrs later..still too damn impressive
Filming was on point for 97! I haven’t seen this since I was a child! Thank you for the upload
It was art. Beautiful analog art.
Gee, back to my childhood.
Daewon is silky smooth, Rodney is just a freak and a legend.
Daewon was my favourite skater, growing up.
Deca 2nd to none was so good
Rodney Mullen is just too good. He pretty much invented all these tricks.
IMO Mullen is the best all around street skater….ever…
He invented the kickflip
No argument there.
Yea but daewon aged way better lol
@@11219tt How can you say that though? We rarely ever see mullen skate
This was my favorite skate video in the late 90s. I rented it from a skate shop, made a copy with two VCRs, and watched it repeatedly.
I watched this tape countless times
I did my own "stand-still-casper" ish flatlandly and the feeling is aaaaaaaamaazingggggg huhh that was 20 years ago. Its sad to see skateboarding is not supported by the government much.. but still its just an amazing sport.. long live legend Rodney.
Greatest skate tape of all time.. Bringing me back
Thanks for uploading. Brought back a lot of memories
God, I miss these days. Not just the skating, but also everything else that went into videos like this. The rawness. The style. The music! BCC followed by a Rolling Stones song? All over the map, not giving a fuck. Just plain cool.
That's so Fukin true!
Love the boomer skate video style, when they olny shows tricks and more tricks, with a true punk rock or hip hop with soundtrack. Today the videos has a lot of special effects, shows skaters drinking, enjoying partys, like someone really give a shit about this things. Yeah. I miss the 90's.
Hell yeah - love the nod to OGC
@@boomershooterlegend wtf are you talking about? BOOMERS?! We were Gen X at most. And there was plenty of footage of dudes screwing around off the boards. It wasn’t any one thing. It was a bunch of stuff that’s hard to put your finger on. At the end of the day, we were just a whole lot cooler without even trying to be.
Yes, the last birth year of Gen X is as far back as 1980. I know this well because it's the year I was born. I can't imagine a bunch of baby boomers being able or having time to skate, although I know there are some rare exceptions
This and Fullfill The Dream are my 2 personal skate video GOATS
there is no vs. rodney paved the way, all these cats took what rodney invented and progressed skating further! rodney is the O.G.
I still have this and Welcome to Hell on VHS.
This still feels like it just came out
First skate video I I ever watched I miss those days so much
Rodney the OG godfather of street. Much respect for this holy grail of skateboarding accomplishments. I remember watching this on repeat when it came out. Skateboarding has never been the same or the people its impactede without rodneys influence. You can't even ollie without Rodney's influence.
El mejor para mi tambien
Mullen has and will always be the,
"Godfather of Skateboarding!!!"...
They knew that,
In 97'...
D. Song is,
Badass!
Confused about,
Trying to compare...
🤔
Mullen's still skate's at night everyday,
2022 and beyond!!!
His dedication to this sport,
Is undeniable!!!
🤙🛹🤙🛹🤙🛹
One of the greatest sk8 videos EVER!!!
If you’re commenting on this videos you were probably like me watching VHS skate tapes of guys these when you were younger then going out and trying to do what they did.
25 yrs old and still fuckin dope!!
Not even gonna lie, I’ve knew Rodney was good but I NEVER realized the depth of how good he really was.. Creative, clean, dynamic, my dude skated everything and killed 😧 🔥🔥🔥 .. whoever posted this, thank you 🙏🏽
That's why you can't have an vs Mullen contest... why? Because Mullen invented all the tricks you are comparing between them.
Best skate video ever, I wore out my vhs tape of this
This videos has my age... And still amazing to watch on these days.
6:24 that nh50/50 and a fan flip couldn't look any better. perfection.
prob one of the rarest freestyle tricks out there... no handed 50/50 - fan flip - back to no handed 50/50.
My friend loaned me the VHS 25yrs ago . I haven’t seen them since that time. Matt/Gaz if you watch this I need to get it back to you 😂
😆🤣
Omg finally found the it, the blind section at the end
"she comes in colours everywhere she combs her hair shes like a rainbow" i have been looking for this part for so many years omg
Correct me if I'm wrong but I think that song is by the band "Love" don't think it was on their famous "Forever Changes" album though. But yeah, good part
@@AdAsteris
Mick Jagger and Kieth Richards wrote that song together. They named the song "She's A Rainbow".
So yeah, it was The Rolling Stones.
Like most of their songs though, it's probably been covered by many other bands.
Dam this takes me back
Can't understate how many times this video was referenced in my skating circles as a kid 👌
My brother got me into skateboarding, Rodney made me fall in love with it.
Imagine those of us who grew up trying to learn is tricks with still-shot photos in Thrasher magazine. There were so many "dafuq is he doing?" moments skating as a kid...
I grew up in Rural Washington State. Lived in the middle of acres and acres of apple orchards. I had maybe a 30' x 50' rectangular concrete pad to skate on at home. My buddies and I would walk the mile to the highway and catch the bus to our tiny little town only to be chased off of every skate spot by locals and cops. This vid was the peak! These 2 were utterly unapproachable. We'd watch with our mouths agape. The clothing style, baggy pants, cool t-shirt, and a clean pair of etnies, dc's, etc. and you were the man! Great times. I still don't like artificial authority and it stems from them hating kids just because they stood on a board with four wheels. Skateboarding is not a crime! Never interrupt a child when they are skateboarding!
I'm so glad the guys pushed rodney to transition from flat ground freestyle into street.
We wouldnt have 90+% of the tricks we do today without him nor would skating in general evolved into what it is today without him.
Truly the god of freestyle and the godfather of street the GOAT with all due respect.
Unreal. 25 yrs ago, todays street skate was born? Wonder who will be the next Mullen/Daewons and take it to next level and what that is.
Who remembers watching this and getting so hyped to go try crazy Rodney tricks and just super tech Deawon tricks? I got so good because of this video, the storm, and and Tactical Manual
Oh yea and Trilogy! Jesus I ended up wearing that tape out so much it broke
I give Round 1 to Rodney, by a small margin. Daewon had better flow, switched his stance, and had bluntslides. Rodney had flips out, and he did an inward heelflip and skated a round handrail. Those top-side 360 grinds (I call them cab nosegrinds, for instance, but for clarity they’re actually half-cab nosegrind to 180 out) are underrated. The freestyle tricks were probably frowned upon at the time, but they require so much skill, especially the truckstand flip.
I invented my own tricks back in the 90's but I never entered competitions,.
My most technical trick was making g my way to the top of a steep hill, sitting on my board whilst holding onto side rails, and wait for wheel wobble before skidding off and doing a 900 Arial followed by a face plant.
Was quite easy to master on £9.99 plywood Rad Rat with hard plastic wheels.
i skated/watched with Kareem Cambell at the south bank then playstation park in 2000ish.. he is fuxken wild.
Grew up skating in the 80s into the early/mid 90s as a kid. Mullen was always the goat when it came to street. But he wasn't a celebrity skater. We all adored people like Vallely, Natas, Barbie, Muska. But if you asked anyone who the best was, it was always Mullen. He seemed like an outsider to the skate community at large, but I think he liked it like that. Good to see his entire career being humble and kind to everyone. Hawk was a fine representative; he had the charisma and a great skill set and he's STILL going. What a great community and time to be alive.
Im 43 these videos was when I was 17 , already skating for 3 years, plan B slick with Yoda on graffic Rodneys pro model. All respect to the Godfather of so much tech, but Daewon style and pop simply fluidity wins every time.
Damn! I remember when this was the new hotness!!! Classic middle school/high school daze
CHILDHOOD MEMORY UNLOCKED❤️
Back in the days a line was a real line!
bloody hell I remember this.
Rodney is so far in front. In fact, nobody will ever catch him. Period.
Amazing , I saw it everyday before to skating
Master of the art! 🙇🏻♂️
97! took - they're ripping it.
I miss the 90"s
The Half-Cab Impossible at 7:00 gives me chills every fucking time. Rodney's style is just so damn cool to watch!
When there were no knobs and the world was free to skate
Damn they took out the original songs.
Beatles "Help"
Daewon's opening part is one of the most timeless
10:06 As high as Mike Crum get! Always cracked me up. Also, one of my fave Wu Tang songs. Still have this on VHS.
Me: "I have a deep understanding of physics"
Rodney: Does Rodney's things.
Me: "wut"
Those old cameras and vhs had some real magical flavor in them. Nowadays modern cameras are clear and good but lacks this old flavor
Back to the 80's vibes.
I downloaded this video when I was kid. Wowwww
Two Elite Skateboarders 💯🤯🔥🔥🔥🔥 there will not be another one like this guys. 1.Rodney Mullen 2.Daewon Song 3. Chad Muska 😂
Shouldn't even be a comparison. Mullen is on a different level that noone can achieve.
No one did bluntslides like Daewon 🔥
Seriously i never did a fucking ollie in my life but still to this this day blow me away theres something about the music and the style peace i did too much portobello
This is the mostest best video I’ve ever seen 🤟🤟🖐🖐🖐
I always play thps music to these videos 😂
Thanks a lot to those amazing editors backindadays 🙏 thé footage with shes like a rainbown hit me strong
This vidéo Teach me music like no body else ❤
I remember listening to the Beatles and nina Simone for the first Time and thats change my Life for ever
they are on another planet, even today...
That first front crook rodney does is so perfect
One of the best vids ever!!!
I was obsessed with these two when I was in high-school
why does this video always amaze me?
Rodney with a skate is like maradona with a futbol, simply amaizing.
Round 1...
FIGHT!!!
Young kids will never know just how much of a banger this whole vid is.
Daewon in World Industries days.... unprecedented. The Globes shoes/pro- Rodney Mullen era. Slam Jam in Van. Good times.
It would take me more than a lifetime to learn half of Rodney's tricks
Two of the best at what they did , both so ahead of their time . The pants the shoes and the slap !!!!
I still have this on vhs
This skit is crazy yoh 🙏🙏🙏
Mullen the WIZARD. Who even thought to try this S#!T
Creager in the rain at the end makes my brain malfunction. The music in this vid is so on point.
2011: "Look at those big, ugly pants"
2021: "I can do bigger"
Baggy is better 💪🏼
I like that one interview where Rodney says his name for this video would’ve been: “Rodney Mullen and Daewon Song: Friends.” But the creators threw in that “Vs.” to attract attention
Both are amazing sisters but Rodney Milli will always be the top dog...Dang son did amazing tricks and went big...Rodney invented most of the tricks...
Gotta love Jason Lee for the Tre-Flip too! Daewon is so creative and entertaining, a real showman. Rodney is so flow-state and innovative, a true inventor.
Rodney Mullen will forever be the greatest street skater!
Makes that incredibly difficult sht look so easy.
Nice 😊
90s jeans were the best.
Heyyy what’s up with Rodney’s part?!? No music on his part!! This video need to be re-edited!! 😂Funny I stumble upon this because I’ve been wanting to watch this video since we got rid of our VHS player. I still have a handful of classic skate videos that need to be rewatched again. Thanks for posting this.
Bea.tles would have the entire vid taken down in a heartbeat. Really enjoyed the music for this era, it was the Wild West for music ri.ghts 🤠