RAD - X-Games Vert Best Trick 1999
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ธ.ค. 2009
- X-Games Vert Best Trick 1999, including Hawk's 900.
This was rescued from dodgy old VHS tapes.
This is from an old Saturday morning show called RAD, which was on in the late 1990's to early 2000's. - กีฬา
You know you’re a legend when a 720 varial is your warm up...
i love how even though its a competition, everyone's super supportive. Thats pretty cool.
The understood the importance of him landing it. It's one trick they knew would never cost them a gold in a skate contest or anything, but it put skateboarding on the map. Definitely one of the biggest moments in the history of sports. That trick elevated the sport to insane heights.
Nowadays the kids would all be on their phones, probably on social media , taking selfies.
@@joshuaking-lambert7540 you act like these competitions went away lol they don't do that
Skating for you
Thats because they used to hang out everyday... notice most worlds best skaters are friends
Notice everyone giving him their spirit powers like in dragon ball z to help him power up right before he landed it?
PhaseSkater ajahahajahah
PhaseSkater SKATERS...LEND ME YOUR ENERGY
Him and his fellow pro skaters have been trying for 10 years to land a 900 the commentator said; naturally only a hawk could soar that high and stick the landing whilst still looking graceful
Hell yeah....i noticed that shit.....
Notice how the most excited guy was the guy he beat for first place? It's all about seeing people do their thing
Took place in 1999, uploaded to TH-cam in 2009, and now it’s the year 2019.
And its a 900
Its 2020 ._.
See you in 2029
@@drivewaystar6485 will do.
And I watched it for the first time in 2021
I remember watching this live. Man I'm getting old. IMO one of the best events in sports history. People have no idea how incredibly damnably impossible a 900 was on a vert ramp in the 90's. Most couldn't even rip a 720. And then a legend does the impossible in front of other legends.
Legendary.
hey you put this commet 7. years ok just wanted to say hi ps. i dont know you
@@vivxdhomechannle8978 someone finally answered his comment after such a long time.
*We are getting old
I was watching that live too. It was the summer I was headed to middle school.
@@RawDawg903 how old r u now ?
I was 19 back in 99 , watched this live with my homies.. Still gives me the chills when i member bout it..
We edited our own footage into the feed we received from ESPN. We knew other stuff would go down that wouldn't make their cut. Like the Colin McKay tech lip craziness. This is the vid you are watching.
Thats pretty fucking rad bro
thank YOU! I've really only seen the back tail bigspin, Tony's varial 7, and the 9. Colin's switch shove nose slide shove is bonkers!!!
I want to cry. I'm grateful to have been a part of this Golden age. Born summer of 1990. 90s for life.
I'm 1992 and love getting nostalgic, but it also makes me sad. Great childhood in the 1990's and the early 2000s
1990 ✨️🍾
1989 😁
Tony's face after he lands it gets me so stoked. You know he was hyped
I was there June 27 1999. It’s a tradition to visit that site and do it every year! The “X GAMES” logo is still there imbedded in the concrete,if your around the area it’s gated/fenced now and you have to climb over the fence or try to find a way in. If your sav enough you’ll find a way. It’s next to the Bay Bridge. 😎🤙🏼🍺🙏
Damn dude, I remember watching this video after I started skating when I was 9. This trick alone probably helped inspire the my life since then. People can call this guy a casual or whatever they want, but this guy touched a lot of people believe it or not. All in 1 seemingly impossible trick.
Bobs one footed monty to fakie, wtf.
Best trick in my opinion
you mean 1 foot smith
@@999alex9991 Backside Smith's were invented by Monty Nolder and not Mike Smith, hence Monty Grind.
@@TheFlash3237 come on Better than the first ever 900 in competition? Don’t think so. But yea shit was awesome . Second best though…
@@rtctchr but literally everyone calls them smith grinds . Just the way it worked out …
I was 15 when I watched this live. I had been skating for 7 years at that point and only knew it was hard and you got clowned constantly.
This showed me what it was about. This is why I still skate.
such a legendary trick, got the same feeling with travis prastranas double back flip
Legendary.
Bucky Lasek skating the vert ramp like a ledge was great.
I remember this, I was in grade 6 or 7 and just getting into skate boarding. This was epic as fuck back then.
Hell yea, I was 11 years old back in '99 myself and getting hardcore into skating and snowboarding as well. I had a skateboard since like '93 but didn't start getting into it heavier like with tricks and grinds until later ; )
Hey its 2019 how old are you now
@@gogetassjdios1004 97.5 age years old when he passed, he lived a full life of non wit and small charm. Rip to that guy.
Still is epic as fuck
@@H0ldUp Heck yeah it is- OH JESUSYOU'RE A HORNET AAAAAAAAAAA
Little trip down the memory lane after JRE podcast with Tony Hawk! Good times!
I remember watching that on TV at the time. Dude was and is a legend.
it got to the point where everyone stopped skating
Damn watching X-Games with my older cousin back in early 2000s was truly magical. Miss her for introducing me to X-Games and sports in general.
man this tony hawk guy is so good. I hope he gets a video game named after him someday
He didn't engrave the animes like a pre schooler I have an orange 🍊 you get home froms I have to go ice cream 🍨 you get me my other account and episodes of the animes and episodes of the animes ya up after work I don't think I can get here it is me with the animes and then I'll get it now here we can 🥫🥫🥫🥫🥫 the animes and then we go
I still remember this when I was 11. I almost cried right now from both the nostalgia and the triumph of Tony
That 900 was legendary the instant it happened. Just awesome ;)
Tony Hawk Sucess as a pro skateboarder has came a long way too bad he retired that same year in 1999 but this when he first came out with his game Tony Hawk Pro Skater video game turned pro in the '80's went on to be the best and greatest of all time throughout his whole life skateboarding never stop skating all the is his life legend he had good life always keeping his life private so cool.
I lost my mind when I watched this go down in 99. Still boggles it. Absolutely insane for someone to just crank it out like that on a normal ramp.
Coheed
"This is the best day of my life," Said Tony in the heat of the moment, but after remembering his two wedding days, as well as the births of his two children, one of which was born just 3 months prior; He continued "I swear to God".
in a time without red bull paying everybody....witout gopros or drones.... .ahhh great times.
zerodoze hipster
The beautiful camera resolutions, music and video games were great. Great magazines and tv shows too. Nowadays it's all about selfies and social media.
They had drones. But, the cost about $300k and were massive gas powered behemoths with 100lbs cameras recording at 720p.
Yeah cause drone shots and go pro videos aren’t cool at all.
@@hzbenns is he a hipster? maybe.
is he right? definitely.
This will always be legendary
Still get goosebumps watching that 900 land. Watching it live was something else.
I love the level of respect in the fact that all of the skaters just stopped skating to see Tony get the 900
so much hype there that day. awesome.
Dude, they're doing stuff that would still win you competitions. That's fuckin insane!
Imagine if Bob Burnquist landed the 900. We would have all be playing BBPS this whole time.
I know I'm a year late but this isn't true. The game only came out 2 months later. It was already fully developed with his name on it. They actually had to add the trick in. This just helped boost publicity and sales massively, and happened to be impeccable timing not only for Tony and Neversoft, but for anyone that stood to make money of the game. Absolute fairytale.
I remember watching it as it happened! Every time I watch it, I laugh and smile. :)
Even though I know the outcome. I’m still getting pumped watching him try
I remember watching this with my buddies! God doesn't feel that long ago haha getting old
For anyone they seen this live on tv, ESPN played it on tape delay. It was filmed earlier and edited down for time constraints. Otherwise the word "Live" would appear in the corner. The 2002 Winter X-Games were the first to receive live coverage on the network. The only way you saw it unfold in real time is if you have a ticket stub for that date
People say that, meaning the time it originally aired. Whether it was a live feed isn’t what we’re thinking. It’s the fact that we didn’t see it re-run.
3:46: "WTF I'M DID?"
this video is ill. i watched this all those years ago but i just got chills again
I remember watching this live
I’ll take 1999 over 2021 all day
Damn.. I remember watching this on tv when I was little. lol
Man Bob was really pushin it, that 1 Smith doh
So the hand touching the ground and pushing him up really still counts??
tonys face at 3:46
Спасибо автору канала дБ редкое видео! )Круто когда не теряешь надежды и даёшь видео материалу вторую жизнь!
I remember this day was amazing
Back when skateboarding, MTV and eating pizza rolls was cool!
I remember watching that
This commentary is so late 90s it’s making my face hurt.
All the legends
Duuuude, Bob burnquist.. Didn't listened that name in ages
What happened to this event? So creative, it would be amazing to watch. Watching history go down with new tricks every year
the best of best saludos de CHILE...tony
seen it live and flipped over the back of my couch
3:10 arcade craniacs is a Time Traveller
Back when skating was cool
TONY HAWK IS GOD OF STAKEBOARDING :D ♥
That front side back slide was sick.)
next level
So sick!
ohhh a remember watching this live..
yeah yeah
amazing!
i too have this on vhs, back in the days when channel 5 ruled with their late night sports
You just knew he was going to make it.
Legend
man this is somthing
His comments at the end are the best part.
🐐
the song is called Stereo situation - trans am
@Luka Hamilton 2:07 contains the answer
@Luka Hamilton I actually tried looking for it by name too and couldn't find anything on it. Soon hopefully
they really really need to bring best trick back. i think it would help to push the sport further.
03:30 Look at Bucky Lasek!!! It was his mantra givin to Tony, which led Tony to stay on the board a few seconds later xD
Bucky doesnt get enough credit. xD
3:30 giving Tony Hawks spirit a rub as well
I love how Andy MacDonald has been wearing yellow all my life.
Interessante como esse vídeo me levou para uma época que sinto saudades.
Com ctz
his arm on the ground helped a lot
"My brain is spinning faster every minute... yeah I'm really not shureee!!"
Its over 900!!
2020 an still fucking Incredible!!
3:38 The Golden Comment
He on x-games mode
3:09 CAB!!!!
Tas and Ben papas would have cleaned this competition up! Tony Hawk is the second man to land the 900 !!
I agree but in my eyes of being technical brid man didn't land it because of his hand holding him up. It just shows he had no leg strength or the balance. What about the dude that did the 1080 on a skate board?? Where is his video game??
Now we have to push for the 1080.
tony hawk warms up with a 720 varial
Did not have to swear to God to proclaim it was a good day for him.
lol the sarcasm in this guy's voice
@hawaiicanal89 you are correct, colin won with like a shuvit tailslide shuvit out or back tail big spin.... Tony got 2nd with a 720 varial
He on X games mode
why cant i find any videos of tony hawks 360 varial mctwist during his last xgames???
Os melhores
would have been cool to see tas Pappas in the mix that night
Were they still doing slob fast plants in ramps during those times?
2021
It would not have mattered even half as much if Tony didn't land that 900 first, It had to be him.
this should be taught at school in history lessons
At 3:29 when Bob burnquist and bucky lasek were giving him powers ot reminds me of giving tony a sensor bean to heal from dragon ball z 🤣🤣🤣🤣
A very sketchy 900. : P
To mrclarky9999, agreed on a Mega its totally different. And at this time Tony was the first skater ever to land the 900