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How Travis Scott Helped Skate Shops - Dom DeLuca
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2024
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those new customers he's talking about are not custumers at all. they visit the shop only when there is a nike drop, they don't skate, don't buy anything from the store exept the hype shoes. yeah, it's a few thousand of instagram followers and thats cool I guess but there are not customers so...
yeah but at the same time thats putting money in the shop and gives them a chance to keep running and potentially expose more and more people to skateboarding. you can be purist and bitter all you want but people gotta eat and a shop going out of business can effect a community greatly.
@@Turtleboykid Selling a couple thousand bucks of Nikes isn't enough money to sustain a business. Not even close. Kuba is right, skate shops need real customers.
It's money going into the shop regardless. Y'all are acting like it's stealing money from the shop which I don't know if you know basic math skills but that's not how it works lol
yeah of course, but the hype shoes are super limited, my shop had like 30 pairs of the Travis Dunks. sure that’s better than nothing but it’s not like a super huge payout for the shop. and also you have to remember that Nike pics only the most successful shops for their releases, not the struggling ones.
i like the Hillel Slovak profile pic
I still don't get it, does he skate? The culture of skateboarding is cool and all, but riding a skateboard is really really fun.
i think skateboarding is for everyone, i grew up in houston where its kinda hard to be a skater, high bust and not many parks, of course he isnt a pro but if he loves it like it seems he does for real than he is a skater in my heart. also nike sb travis scott is an addictive video
in retrospect tho hearing this guy, he makes it seem like its all about the money where as an artist you want to express yourself through as many mediums as possible like yourself. i think travis did it with heart but this guy just seems to care about the fucking money, and not just this highlights, ive seen the podcast and he wont shut his pie hole about how he makes money off of skateboarding and skaters. he must be canceled
But hypothetically that’s like you wearing a baseball cap and someone saying to you “but pitching is really fun” or you listening to music “you listening, but making it is fun” just leaves in stale mate, never ending battle. Just gotta like what you like, pride ultimately kills. Cool vids man. Not gate keeping him or skating but idk
Keilan Davidson he was never near prop or anything like that. Sure he skated but never was considered a good skater at all. Hopefully these people don’t come out here wanting him to get sponsored and stuff. Props to him giving more money to skate shops.
@@weez231 Hit the nail on the head with this one!
Dude he’s not helping skateboarding he’s capitalizing on skateboarders yes those shops that carried the sbs probably made a bunch of loot of em but how many shops don’t carry Nike SB they aren’t benefiting at all off this shit
I used to work at a shop before they closed down and we had to cancel our Nike account because of how f'd up Nike's policies were regarding having an account with them. Nike doesn't care about skateboarding. Nike cares about themselves and their bank account.
so all in all he helped skateboarding. yes not all shops carry sb but for him to keep it off online and in shop only is fascinating. stop hating... you are just some guy with a stick in his bum. I don't love nike but high five to them and travis
joe carter I’m not hating I’m stating facts this doesn’t help skateboarding this helps NIKE and the shops that carry them. I could see if hypothetically speaking he opens his own skateshop and carry’s other brands besides Nike and his own but I don’t see that happening shit his online store for his original drop of decks didn’t even have size’s listed you gonna tell me he actually cares? Get real and go visit a skateshop that actually gives a fuck about the people around them then you can tell me how it benefits them cause it don’t
Some Guy bruh I’m not even a fan of Travis Scott, but how do you expect one person to do something that provides benefit to an entire community. If something even helps skating in a small way, it will help the industry in a bigger way long term
You sound like the teacher who would berate a kid for not bringing candy for the whole class haha
My local skate shop has the dunk Travis Scott’s and they sold em all to hype beasts and stuff and made hella money
Skate shops really don’t make that much profit year round. If a hype shoe is required to keep them afloat then why all the hate? Y’all ain’t buying boards and shoes every month from your locals are you? Let them make their money and thank Nike for making them skate shop exclusives
SuperSaiyanSimon the shops Nike chooses for their releases aren’t the ones who are struggling to stay afloat
How much they make off a handful of shoes? The resellers are who made a killing and they aren't buying anything that they can't flip when they go bnb to a skate shop
If Nike hype shoes are the only thing keeping local shops open then we have a huge problem. Might wanna start buying some of those "evil" shop boards.
C-Rob, so damn true what you said about not if you're good or whatnot it's about the love of skateboarding. After watching the Nine Club podcast with Lil Wayne showed me he is really about it. Ever since 95' when I stepped on a board I'll always have love for skateboarding. Also Tom doesn't F' around lol. He was going to throw down with the guy punking kids for their line spot. Much respect Tom 💯
I was there for that drop, half the kids who lined up for the drop never even got anything. Random people who showed up the morning of kept cutting them and eventually forced them to the back of the line
half full glass of warm milk for the hardcore skaters lol
I like the, you can buy a copy, if you can do a kickflip etc
So if u wanna get some basketball shoes or running shoes, then you'd have to learn the sports. Whatever you do don't buy a boxing or mma shirt or you're signing a contract to fight haha
The only reason they're praising Travis Scott and Nike is because they're filling they're pockets with cash. Would they feel the same about them if the money wasn't there? Doubt it. It's all hype and it's all temporary.
Johnny Bananas They basically stated that in the interview. Travis Scott made the shops a lot of money. I don’t think they really care about him as a person but the hype that backs him as a celeb.
@@danieltran3691 I get it but I think it's kind of lame when they tried to make the argument that "it's about the love of skateboarding" when in reality it's the complete opposite.
@@lorahester7 it literally isn't..................
True words man
@@lorahester7 all of this is opinion based. It's how you look at it. Some would say when you love something you would do anything to keep it going. Even taking money from someone you may think doesn't love it as much as you do. The more eyes and ears that are towards skateboarding the better. A lot of "purists" complain about how tough skateboarding is and how skaters should make more....this is how it happens, guys in other sports are paid so much more because look at all of the eyes they bring to the sport. That person whos only coming in for the shoes could end up loving all of the skate shoe silhouettes and continuing to buy.
9:20 Are you sure you aren't blasting through lines in the back of your shop???
They put more eyes and money into skating then the keyboard warriors do so...
Love skateboarding even though I dont skate.
Relatable but get a skateboard man
Habe Hella fun ridin
He’s didn’t make shit for money off that release.... the resale stores made all the money... sad truth.
I'm sure Gary understands that travis is doing something good for the community
Some of you are insane. Imagine a skate shop doing everything it can to stay open, then gets blessed with some travis Scott's or whatever other celebrity shoe. Then the shop owner saying "na he's not a skate rat, I'll pass on the for sure to sell out shoes" haha whether the store sells them to a shoe vendor or sells them at the shop, that's a lot of money going back into the store to pay for other things the store needs ha all of it helps
I also have another question for the skate world haha when skaters use the music in their videos, do they have to go through the same process as musicians to get the music cleared?
Sorry but supreme pays the bills for a SHIT LOAD of skaters...once he's done with the dunk wave you'll never see Travis with a skateboard or contributing to shops.
ale kee preach you little peach
And will have put more towards skateboarding then you will ever have. Yes you're probably a full time skaters rat that goes back to the same shops but over your lifetime you won't be spending as much as travis has made for multiple shops. The fact that he's new to the scene says even more. He just got into it and is already trying to help, doesn't matter if it's just once. Have you tried to help skate shops at all. Other than buying whatever product you need. Charity isn't only based on money. You can donate time to clean up parks and help promote your local shops but do you? And you'll probly say I don't know you but you don't know travis either so.....
@@johndamper2934 yeah as a matter of fact I've helped with construction on 3 local parks in my state, not to mention having worked at a local shop in my teens as well as always grabbing trash at my local park. You're a fucking clown lol, Funny how you start to question what I may have done for my local skate scene...in defense of a celebrity you've never met and don't know, that let people die at his concert while he kept performing. and yeah I would fucking hope that an enormous celebrity with millions of fans/followers has done more than me, considering he has endless resources.
Skateboarding is dying in Canada it’s terrible I skate alone at park almost everyday... other than the scooter train going by every thirty seconds 😞
People who hate on Travis' release is like hating non-skaters wearing Thrasher or skate brands.
The only reasons skate shops made the money that they did is due to the amount of back doored pairs that were sold before the release honestly
either way they HAD too go to a shop. cheers
i just dont like the fact he hyped up dunks because i just want fucking dunks not because they are expensive i just like the look of the dunk the dunk is beautiful and good for skateboarding
0:46
Most skateboarding purists don't understand the concept of money, running a business or how to sustain an industry in today's climate.
For real haha they think skaters should be paid millions like other athletes but then want the sport to stay underground and just for them. Even if it's a tiny percentage of people who return to the store after the dunks are sold out, that's customers you wouldn't have gotten otherwise. The only reason they even know of your store is because of the shoe release.
Why y’all mad he has pro skater influence x100 minus doing a kick flip lol, Don’t like it don’t buy it and keep it pushing
I'm confused, I'm reading complaints about ppl going in to buy a BASKETBALL SNEAKER with an air zoom unit from skateshops.
As someone who loves both skating and sneakers, I can tell you sneaker heads won't ruin your culture. (Nike wasn't ever accepted by skaters if I remember correctly.) also the sb dunks that have ppl flooding(mostly the hype beast resellers) the skateshop is a basketball shoe.
So i guess I'm tryna figure out why are skaters so upset. 1 Saturday a month you share space with a guy picking up shoes from a place that "maybe" pressed for rent money.(Sneakers sale more than boards) so If a sneaker head saw the foy N .B. and they buy a pair NOT to skate ,but to wear . The shop would still get the sale ,the "pinch god" still gets his royalties, and the customer gets a clean pair of kick. Everyone wins.
This isn't about shoes or travis, it's about the culture of skateboarding being elites. The idea that you'd have to prove yourself before you can be apart of or have a love for the culture is crazy. Imagine if blk ppl actively did this with hip hop...
JUDGEMENTAL
Best comment I've seen on this topic
In my opinion the skateboarding is made out of fun not of capitalism.
How can you hate on Someone who appreciates the culture..... you guys make me sick
Brooklyn projects
you my friend have first comment.
@@tracphonevirtualmagazine yes he was I clicked a min in and he already posted it while I was going to write my comment.
Well he ain’t help the shop by me They didn’t even get them shits lol
Some of these comments are so dumb. Calling him a loser is a pretty stupid. He is way to busy to relearn skating and can’t afford to injure himself. People just need to appreciate that he kept the drop exclusive to shops and gave them money in there pockets. I also don’t remember when Travis claimed to be a skater. He invested his time and made a great video as-well.
I'm not a skater I'm just a sneakerhead that loves nike/jordan brand. I'm all for travis bringing energy to the skateshops but I wasn't a fan of how some skateshops handled the release. Travis definitely alienated a huge demographic by only allowing skateshops to release his shoe but in the end travis had pure intentions. I had to pay over retail to acquire my pair from a shop that backdoored their inventory but it's part of the sneaker culture.
Ok well... maybe it helped as his shoes were in skateshops.. but these guy just straight up steal skateboard culture... and this dude Dom Deluca is insanely wrong about what they brought to skateboarding..they are most likely destroying it by making it overly popular...
get travis scott on the show
I never like Brooklyn Projects because to me it was just some random brand, but now after seeing this episode, I will never support the brand or this man, he is everything that is wrong with skateboarding
Eh, all it really did was bring in tons of non-skater hypebeasts that weren't looking to support the shop in any way, just looking for the shoes. Which I might add, are fucking hideous???