I grew up in Fountain Valley. Basically a part of Huntington Beach. Dill Was about 4 or 5 years older. Saw him at some of the same spots we skated. It was always cool to see him skate. He wasn't super into saying whats up to other skaters then but neither was anyone else in the area or era. But he wasn't a dick either the way some pros were that you would come across skating around HB as a kid in the early 90s. My brother who was in the same grade as Dill had original negatives of Dill doing some gap that I used in my high school photo class for an assignment or two. Now living in Europe and Asia it seems really cool to look back and see that I was kind of in the epicenter for a lot of the shit that has defined skating even if I am not a part of it besides being an early observer.
“A board company needs to be a pro’s identification” Probably the most important nugget from this interview. Thank you, Dill, for dropping knowledge. And thank you for FA.
dylan's spirit so pure they couldnt find words at the end to describe it and like a helix their voices rose up over and under each other. the clouds burst in joyous laughter eyes swelled with tears! o forsaken pharoah crown us in rosed laurel
I’ve watched this 50 times and it never gets old. Watching the emotion on his face with all of these graphics and memories flooding his brain is amazing. I fucking love you dill!!!
yay!! Newburgh skatepark in the 90s. First place I got mugged at age 12 , later saw a dude turned blue from an overdose and finally came in to skate one day and the hardwood floor was stained with the blood from a stabbing at a Reggae dancehall show the night before. If my mother only knew where she was dropping me off.
My first time seeing Dill skate felt kinda like my first time seeing Natas skate, Brave Captain flowing perfectly. Gave me hope for that time in skateboarding when I longed for that kind of whatever it is about Natas, Hensley, Dill...
Proud to say I had two Dill board in my life, one was an Alien workshop with some mad steep concave and the other one was a 23 with the swat team cartooney graphic. Both boards were really nice.
I just caught the end of it, but I do feel lucky to have started skateboarding in the early 2000s. I think I had like. A VHS tape of Think Skateboards - Free At Last, and of course Tony Hawks Pro Trick Tips ha!! Yeah Right was my first DVD , but even then, you only got so many skate videos a year come out. Those videos became a big part of your life. and style too i feel like. rewinding and rewatching a trick endless times. Shit I should go to a shop and buy some videos.
5:50 I had that board back in '96 - '97 era, it had Ventrua Trucks and these tiny ass trick wheels on it when I got it!! Would love to have this board again! Thanks so much for the amazing memories!!!!
Wow. That Spitfire video brings back memories. I was 14 and in to rollerblading with my brothers. Bought a rollerblading video out of a bargain bin. Took it home, stuck it in the VHS, and it was a compilation of the Spitfire video, Thrasher donut duty, Plan B second hand smoke, and some tour video with a young Heath Kirchart. We'd not been exposed to skateboarding in the UK at that time. When we saw Rodney Mullen in the plan B video we quit rollerblading that day and all became skateboarders thank god. The EMB footage in those videos really stood out. Such a good looking spot for footage with the fountain in the background.
If only BOB shirt collected these items to then give them back to the skaters themselves. I appreciate the archival approach and seems a bit strange to see skaters with objects that hold worlds and mean so much and to then give them back.
i had a copy of that spitfire vid but it had a different soundtrack than the version i've seen on youtube. cardiel skated to van halen mean streets, dill skated to rock n roll hoochie coo, sean young skated to gg allin, the wray brothers skated to jimi hendrix voodoo child, tim upson skated to ohio players love rollercoaster, julien skated to canned heat on the road again, brian chung skated to motorhead, brian young skated to 'if you like pina collada'. typing all this here because it was a way better version and i can't find it to upload it to youtube.
I’m a garbage man in Portland, OR. I saw Jason Dill walking up Belmont St about 3 months ago. I yelled his name from my truck window. He looked at me and I drove on.
i still got my 1993 vhs copy of 101 snuff in the wardrobe in a dc mike carroll cozmo box from 98. now thats alot of 90,s and iam still only one year younger that jason dill.
show me some old heyday skater videos back 40 yrs ago when the bouncy street wheels and truck pads made the ride so smooth, with CA made decks, wheels, trucks etc, the current day little wheels are a rough ride
Ohhh so now I understand why Adidas Lucas Puig pro model reminds me so much of this insane DVS Dill Pro Model : they both are inspired by the same Prada shoe. Smart moves in both times : they both don't look like any other skate shoes out there.
Wow what an amazing piece of content . Watching and hearing Dill recall all of these moments in time is really something. You can tell all of these instances really really mean something to him. Pretty fucking rad if you ask me.
I love these bobshirt interviews so much I haven't skated since back then but all the Philly and San Fran guys from back then is so entertaining to me really would love to see fred gall, tim o Conner or any of the habitat or workshop guys from then I really hope more of these to come what a time in skateboarding
Absolutely amazing people in skateboard culture. Seeing what FA, Hockey, & Supreme are doing is the most refreshing thing. I'm so proud to know that Dill, Ave, Strobeck & co. are all doing the most creative & unique things in skateboarding today. I wasn't feeling a lot of the stuff happening for awhile until the last few years that it all came back to how it was in the old days. Thank you guys from the bottom of my heart. 🖤
Breaks my heart watching Dill and Bill talk about Dylan... I don't usually have the attention span for a 1+hr TH-cam video but I was wanting it to carry on here..
Fred Gall in 94-96 (with the long hair) was the SHIT. I owned the Sub Zero video (bought it around the same time and from the same shop as SNUFF) which was a super good under the radar skate video.
Wow the Newburgh skatepark !!! 1st "big" park I ever rode back then , from ct it was like an hour and change , we were DWEEBS , but each time we went back we had progressed and the locals were actually cool. They'd want you to land a trick , learn a new trick , etc . Instead if being haters and claiming that locals only vibe I seen across the country a few years later skating all over. Met my first 10? 12 pros there as well. Shit brings back memories
Jason "This is the early 2000's, right after the movie Trainspotting" Dill. Trainspotting came out in 1996. NYC had it's way with Dill. I love Dill though. I hope for nothing but the best for him.
First Bobshirt interview I've watched from start to finish. LOL, Every time I hear "D.M." ,...I think... "slide into my D.M.'s". "Wake up, guess what? ahhhh, um scared...everyday" What an awesome sound bite that would be.
Jason dill is such a OG. Props homie. If anyone can tell me/ find a board graphic he had for alien workshop that was dipped in all white with a black and pink graphic on it, i'll owe you/ love you forever!! I had it when i was a teenager and kept it even after i broke it because i loved the graphic so much but lost it somewhere over the years. Someone please help!! IF anyone has any info on what board i'm talking about please please let me know. Thanks Homies.
It's SO amazing to see him emotional talking about these things. True love for skateboarding.
I grew up in Fountain Valley. Basically a part of Huntington Beach. Dill Was about 4 or 5 years older. Saw him at some of the same spots we skated. It was always cool to see him skate. He wasn't super into saying whats up to other skaters then but neither was anyone else in the area or era. But he wasn't a dick either the way some pros were that you would come across skating around HB as a kid in the early 90s.
My brother who was in the same grade as Dill had original negatives of Dill doing some gap that I used in my high school photo class for an assignment or two.
Now living in Europe and Asia it seems really cool to look back and see that I was kind of in the epicenter for a lot of the shit that has defined skating even if I am not a part of it besides being an early observer.
Insane
did you see his pp?
this back to back with Strobeck on the nine club could not be timed better. Dill, pass that spliff over
Weed prevents a lot of murders.
dills an emotional guy yo, his heart strings were really strung by seeing the pooh bear original before it was colored in
His impressions of Mark and Rodney are fucking spot on
Sal too
“A board company needs to be a pro’s identification”
Probably the most important nugget from this interview. Thank you, Dill, for dropping knowledge. And thank you for FA.
Dill's impersonation of Mullen killed me
Colin Sakamoto what part is that in?
I think at 16:30
Spot on!
Everytime he brings up mullen I remember his imlresi of him
Fallen Angels is so sick
dylan's spirit so pure they couldnt find words at the end to describe it and like a helix their voices rose up over and under each other.
the clouds burst in joyous laughter
eyes swelled with tears!
o forsaken pharoah crown us in rosed laurel
Jordan Everett how high are you??
I love you for this comment. hope your 2020 is going as well as it can
I’ve watched this 50 times and it never gets old. Watching the emotion on his face with all of these graphics and memories flooding his brain is amazing. I fucking love you dill!!!
Strobeck twice in one week. #NineClub
thats what the fuck im saying im stokeddddd
Man 3 years later huh.
three best things in skateboarding right now are the nine club, loveletters and the bobshirt interviews
this is peak bobshirt. probably the best episode ever done.
Dill is cool at being old
slicktalk he’s only 41
Jim Dim ye but he looks 60
milo gorner crack
Crazy thing is Hawk is ten years older but looks younger than Dill.
@@therush420 nah tony face looks more old than dill,is just about dill hair
yay!! Newburgh skatepark in the 90s. First place I got mugged at age 12 , later saw a dude turned blue from an overdose and finally came in to skate one day and the hardwood floor was stained with the blood from a stabbing at a Reggae dancehall show the night before. If my mother only knew where she was dropping me off.
Does this video remind anyone else of a Narduar interview? With all the rare items shown to Dill.
Mr Log Canadian 👀 dill the human serviette
fuck nardwar
@@karljohansen7251 i know this a year old but who the hell says fuck nardwaur
My first time seeing Dill skate felt kinda like my first time seeing Natas skate, Brave Captain flowing perfectly. Gave me hope for that time in skateboarding when I longed for that kind of whatever it is about Natas, Hensley, Dill...
I would be getting him to sign season two of the Osbourne's on DVD
Right after the strobeck nine club interview?! holy fuck
Sick old boards. Like listening to Dill talk. Made me want an iced tea tho
talks about Dylan 1:16:00 RIP Dylan
Dill’s impression of Rodney Mullen is golden
my right eye started itching while watchin this
I love being old I started skating in 1988 and these videos are from my childhood
Legend
This is great. Good job to everyone involved.
I loved this
This was my childhood
I enjoyed this more than the laterd's combined
Crazy how he could remember his and other skater's line after so many years. Thank fucking God for Dill
Proud to say I had two Dill board in my life, one was an Alien workshop with some mad steep concave and the other one was a 23 with the swat team cartooney graphic. Both boards were really nice.
Perfect timeing
Omg when jd got blown away from his smokers cough made my night. 3:30
This is seriously the best shit ever. Thank you transworld, bobshirt and Dill.
This shit is the dopest. Big love Jason.
The arm thing at 32:54, Sean Pablo does the exact same thing.
I just caught the end of it, but I do feel lucky to have started skateboarding in the early 2000s. I think I had like. A VHS tape of Think Skateboards - Free At Last, and of course Tony Hawks Pro Trick Tips ha!! Yeah Right was my first DVD , but even then, you only got so many skate videos a year come out. Those videos became a big part of your life. and style too i feel like. rewinding and rewatching a trick endless times. Shit I should go to a shop and buy some videos.
He does the best impressions. Everybody does the Rodney but the Sal was hilarious
I will NEVER get tired of hearing Dill and how he talks about himself and skateboarding hahah
oh man. dill is such a wonderful skateboard mind. an essential figure in the entire culture
Thank you, Bobshirt and DIll! Growing up skating in the 90s, this brings back so many great memories!
Saved the best for last, what an ending.
5:50 I had that board back in '96 - '97 era, it had Ventrua Trucks and these tiny ass trick wheels on it when I got it!! Would love to have this board again! Thanks so much for the amazing memories!!!!
Watching this tomorrow
Wow. That Spitfire video brings back memories. I was 14 and in to rollerblading with my brothers. Bought a rollerblading video out of a bargain bin. Took it home, stuck it in the VHS, and it was a compilation of the Spitfire video, Thrasher donut duty, Plan B second hand smoke, and some tour video with a young Heath Kirchart. We'd not been exposed to skateboarding in the UK at that time. When we saw Rodney Mullen in the plan B video we quit rollerblading that day and all became skateboarders thank god. The EMB footage in those videos really stood out. Such a good looking spot for footage with the fountain in the background.
Thank God
25 years we love you Jason, leave with AVE memorable, thanks guys
If only BOB shirt collected these items to then give them back to the skaters themselves. I appreciate the archival approach and seems a bit strange to see skaters with objects that hold worlds and mean so much and to then give them back.
Great Interview! Dill is the coolest man, R.I.P Dylan man gone way to soon.
Thank you, thank you. Thank you!!!
I'd love a McBride FA deck - Lavar or Marcus . .
Or a Lavar or Marcus bobshirt interview
Lavar all day!!!
39:02 aint no 5-0 slow mo that I'm calling Weck right away lol
remember dill modeling for supreme back in the days? ppl use to hate so hard on the internet smh
Keeps rubbing his eyes like he's crying the whole time hahaha
His tender little Californian eyes can't handle a little east coast breeze.
The man was stoned the entire time. And I'm pretty sure he was getting pretty emotional just was trying really hard to play it off
U can tell he was getting very emotional, took me a min in the beginning to realize it. I thought his eye was iitching in the begining
"You know that's gonna blow away." literally love this dude
i had a copy of that spitfire vid but it had a different soundtrack than the version i've seen on youtube. cardiel skated to van halen mean streets, dill skated to rock n roll hoochie coo, sean young skated to gg allin, the wray brothers skated to jimi hendrix voodoo child, tim upson skated to ohio players love rollercoaster, julien skated to canned heat on the road again, brian chung skated to motorhead, brian young skated to 'if you like pina collada'. typing all this here because it was a way better version and i can't find it to upload it to youtube.
I’m a garbage man in Portland, OR. I saw Jason Dill walking up Belmont St about 3 months ago. I yelled his name from my truck window. He looked at me and I drove on.
The sneeze out the frame HAH!
Robert Crawford *returns with Dunkin in hand*
i still got my 1993 vhs copy of 101 snuff in the wardrobe in a dc mike carroll cozmo box from 98. now thats alot of 90,s and iam still only one year younger that jason dill.
alienworkshop decks were my best in the 90ys...
show me some old heyday skater videos back 40 yrs ago when the bouncy street wheels and truck pads made the ride so smooth, with CA made decks, wheels, trucks etc, the current day little wheels are a rough ride
This was so sick
Perfect interview
what about the intro clip to skate more in jason dills part where he 5050's that steel stair case laying down
Ohhh so now I understand why Adidas Lucas Puig pro model reminds me so much of this insane DVS Dill Pro Model : they both are inspired by the same Prada shoe. Smart moves in both times : they both don't look like any other skate shoes out there.
Jason lee airwalks my first skate shoes 1995 thank you dill great job and interview
Damn I had that candy board, sickest one in the CCS catalog at the time
Wow what an amazing piece of content . Watching and hearing Dill recall all of these moments in time is really something. You can tell all of these instances really really mean something to him. Pretty fucking rad if you ask me.
Ha! SNUFF in an H-Street "Lick" case. My copy of SNUFF came in a Team Hosoi SKT HARD VHS case. Such a great skate video. All killer, no filler.
What an amazing interview
...and who would have thought, back then, that Dill (of all people!) Is who we'd be watching right now reminisce about the old days?
I love these bobshirt interviews so much I haven't skated since back then but all the Philly and San Fran guys from back then is so entertaining to me really would love to see fred gall, tim o Conner or any of the habitat or workshop guys from then I really hope more of these to come what a time in skateboarding
@23:35 - The illustrator is actually E. H. Shepard; A.A. Milne wrote it.
Fucking Awesome!
Dill I love your "Yes" Arm. whenever you land a trick its like PUMPED.
Absolutely amazing people in skateboard culture. Seeing what FA, Hockey, & Supreme are doing is the most refreshing thing. I'm so proud to know that Dill, Ave, Strobeck & co. are all doing the most creative & unique things in skateboarding today. I wasn't feeling a lot of the stuff happening for awhile until the last few years that it all came back to how it was in the old days. Thank you guys from the bottom of my heart. 🖤
Breaks my heart watching Dill and Bill talk about Dylan...
I don't usually have the attention span for a 1+hr TH-cam video but I was wanting it to carry on here..
DILL!! WE LOVE YOU DUDE
Fred Gall in 94-96 (with the long hair) was the SHIT. I owned the Sub Zero video (bought it around the same time and from the same shop as SNUFF) which was a super good under the radar skate video.
Wow, this is Fucking awesome (no pun intended). Dill is the man really cool and nostalgic to hear all the stories of the 90's. Soooo good.
Dill had autographed my aws board back in 2007 thanks dill
The Ken burns civil war documentary is a masterpiece
Wow the Newburgh skatepark !!! 1st "big" park I ever rode back then , from ct it was like an hour and change , we were DWEEBS , but each time we went back we had progressed and the locals were actually cool. They'd want you to land a trick , learn a new trick , etc . Instead if being haters and claiming that locals only vibe I seen across the country a few years later skating all over. Met my first 10? 12 pros there as well. Shit brings back memories
2 major clothing brands in the building and not one had an extra sweatshirt laying around.
I’m contracting second hand itchiness from how much dill rubs his eye
Bob Shirt interviews is life
"If I had got that DC money, I would have died." Lmao this is so good.
100% feel him on filming alone
I had the Dill DVS shoes in brown and got joked so hard that i sold them. I still regret that to this day.
What a woman you where and are.
I can't get enough of Dill speaking. The way that dude talks about shit is the best.
Jason "This is the early 2000's, right after the movie Trainspotting" Dill. Trainspotting came out in 1996. NYC had it's way with Dill. I love Dill though. I hope for nothing but the best for him.
✊🏼FUCKING AWESOME✊🏼
loved this dude since i first started skating and im 19 lol only been skating for 6 years
Whack
the two skaters people do impressions of is Dill and Gonzales. hearing Dill do a Gonz impression is surreal
looks like ill be up till 5:30
same
Yup
best bobshirt interview yet
this was so fun to watch, it seemed like it was only 15min tops the hour plus passed so fast
"Why's this kid licking a tree?" 😂😂😂
Amazing
First Bobshirt interview I've watched from start to finish.
LOL, Every time I hear "D.M." ,...I think... "slide into my D.M.'s".
"Wake up, guess what? ahhhh, um scared...everyday"
What an awesome sound bite that would be.
Jason dill is such a OG. Props homie. If anyone can tell me/ find a board graphic he had for alien workshop that was dipped in all white with a black and pink graphic on it, i'll owe you/ love you forever!! I had it when i was a teenager and kept it even after i broke it because i loved the graphic so much but lost it somewhere over the years. Someone please help!! IF anyone has any info on what board i'm talking about please please let me know. Thanks Homies.
This just makes me happy
The big pants and tiny wheels. Lol i remember those days. Haha.
ya know what, say what you want about dill, the dude's a fuckin' character