thats how cyril jackson was, but, he didnt like the identity politics of baker.... he was the tolken black dude, and i think he knew it. we talked about it a few times. but, they wanted him to be kader, punk weed head kid. but CJ was chill as hell, and just wasnt about that.
Tbh this is much more skateboarding than all these flawless edits we see and to my opinion, it still is amazing to see. But I really enjoy it i guess too lol
Ben Raemers - Oververt The guy could skate rails, manuals, gaps, and transition with amazing, effortless style. It's a real shame he didn't stick around longer.
Dude Chomp On This is hands down the greatest skateboard video ever. Yes it puts video days in second on my list. That is 100% skateboarding. Back 50 in cop oakleys and a lakers uniform…priceless
Blind What if. Grant Patterson, if I'm not mistaken hit the first nollie front foot flip I had seen in a line, as the end of the opening line. Who got the props as the song 🔥💯
Chomp on this was me and my friends go-to video. We prolly watched it over a hounded times. One of my top fav vids of all time. Jamie Thomas has a sick part too.
Koston’s “Mouse” part was almost entirely switch or nollie. My vote would go to David Gravette’s “And Now” part, though. All styles and terrains with some goofy stuff to keep it fresh.
No sé que consideran los norteamericanos "partes legendarias" pero creo que acá en Argentina se habló muy poco de la parte de Jason Dill en skate more. Creo que es una parte genial con una mala musicalización. Igualmente, si hay algún argentino por acá que mandé comentario!!
These dudes invented the tricks you see kids doing. The next generation shouldn’t always surpass the previous. They get passed our lifetimes of knowledge and experience and can builds upon that.
@@OrionARS Yeah, I lived through the 90s/2000 Koston mania era and still have the same opinion till this day. You and whoever are also entitled to your own opinions on this particular skater
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During that line he was enjoying a couple beers During the session! That was a drunk line! He still nailed it!
Koston's fails are better than my lands
I've always loved segments that showed how many fails there were before they landed it. Shows dedication and the true level of difficulty.
I’ve heard others say that you realise how good Koston is when you skate with him and he’s just messing around
thats how cyril jackson was, but, he didnt like the identity politics of baker....
he was the tolken black dude, and i think he knew it.
we talked about it a few times.
but, they wanted him to be kader, punk weed head kid.
but CJ was chill as hell, and just wasnt about that.
@@beatstreat-gy4qdyou know him?
Ronson lambert is often forgotten but had amazing tricks and style
A time to shine
His forecast part was really dope.
@@HipHopBeatSource yep
Koston was a Vibe!
Actually still have chomp on this on VHS somewhere in the attic. Love it
Tbh this is much more skateboarding than all these flawless edits we see and to my opinion, it still is amazing to see. But I really enjoy it i guess too lol
Honestly it's a great one because it shows that part of the process where you can do the tricks but you're still hammering it out to make em clean.
Koston is a legend!
This is a good topic! I'm excited to see what other parts get mentioned! I'll try to see if I can think of any 🤔
One of the best to ever do it!!
Nollie backfoot impossible was insane 🔥😭
That was Gritty Class.
I remember watching chomp on this with my brother. All the lines were goofy it’s great
Kostons one of the legends i think that backside nose slide down the spiral staircase is the best nose slide ever
eS Menikmati
Froston 🍺
Ben Raemers - Oververt
The guy could skate rails, manuals, gaps, and transition with amazing, effortless style. It's a real shame he didn't stick around longer.
Sadly ):
He had such a long career from the days of h-street not even Hensley was able to achieve. Case in point the guy is simply living legend.
Really good choice. Koston is so amazing that he’s permanently under rated.
Definitely Scott Kane in Bootleg 3000. The man could do everything 20 years ahead of his time
Ill never forget seeing the sequence of that switch heel front nose down a rail and being like WHO THE FUCK IS THIS
Dude Chomp On This is hands down the greatest skateboard video ever. Yes it puts video days in second on my list. That is 100% skateboarding. Back 50 in cop oakleys and a lakers uniform…priceless
Whole video was an awesome homie vibe like the tilt mode ones
Every trick in that line is insane
Damn i forgot about the lakers jersey clips… pure nostalgia
Koston put his stamp on the history of skateboarding.
love these old clips
Blind What if. Grant Patterson, if I'm not mistaken hit the first nollie front foot flip I had seen in a line, as the end of the opening line.
Who got the props as the song 🔥💯
And his switch vol.1 part was crazy too
I just love skateboarding and snowboarding skateboarding taught me all my rail tricks snowboarding
Chomp on this!!!!❤❤
One of my favourite skaters as a kid along with Steve cabalerro
I think Bucky Laseks
buck-it list was insanely underrated.
Chomp on this was me and my friends go-to video. We prolly watched it over a hounded times. One of my top fav vids of all time. Jamie Thomas has a sick part too.
Looks like the ammunation plaza in gta 5 at the end wit kobe jersey
Shomp on dis is my fav vidja
Met koston in real life.. he had the most focused eyes I had ever seen 😂 terrifying
Bro im the full Kobe fit is hilarious
Jaime Thomas' part in chomp is also underrated.
That's why I love koston it's raw and shows the reality of skating without the edit of the video
Back when he was Frostin!!
John Cardiel’s part in Sight Unseen
Koston’s “Mouse” part was almost entirely switch or nollie.
My vote would go to David Gravette’s “And Now” part, though. All styles and terrains with some goofy stuff to keep it fresh.
Thought he always lands his tricks but good to know
Koston be high AF!
Dude not lying
Koston is great ❤
No sé que consideran los norteamericanos "partes legendarias" pero creo que acá en Argentina se habló muy poco de la parte de Jason Dill en skate more. Creo que es una parte genial con una mala musicalización. Igualmente, si hay algún argentino por acá que mandé comentario!!
Only people who can't skate well judge how others skate
I used to replay that video part over and over and over.
Satva leung all systems go-guys a maniac!
Chop on this
Same with Jamie Thomas' part in the same video
Chomp and Baker was the rawest
G.G. koston
100%
Why they put that in a video part tho?
Damn I forgot about Kobe Koston. That look brings back some memories.
What part is this?
Chomp on this!
@@storied_skateboarding Thanks
Didn’t Dane flash his pee pee to another skater after the trick? 😮
Underrated?? Every kid in every video I see can do everything they just did way better
These dudes invented the tricks you see kids doing. The next generation shouldn’t always surpass the previous. They get passed our lifetimes of knowledge and experience and can builds upon that.
You know nothing. Stay away from skateboarding
You obviously missed the point of chomp on this.
Koston is over rated
Your mom is over rated
This was like 2000 yo lol. Shit was different back then. These days he wouldn't be too special, but he was a beast in those days
Child.
Complain some more?
@@OrionARS Yeah, I lived through the 90s/2000 Koston mania era and still have the same opinion till this day. You and whoever are also entitled to your own opinions on this particular skater
Koston is a legend.