I met him and Deanna in a New York park. They were both taking photos and invited me to their book signing. I said hey man your name Ed. He goes ahhh yeh it is 🤣 both were so so kind to me in the park and at the photo book singing!
That short story of young Ed throwing his cereal to the ground to spite his mom made me tear-up. It really hit home for me and brought back a lot of childhood memories. My older brother always did shit like that to our mom and I was a witness to the aftermath and emotional toll it took on her, and in consequence me. I really appreciate his honesty and it shows how powerfully a seemingly offhand comment can resonate.
Not a skater but grew up in the nineties. Loved every minute of this doco. So much nostaligia, real beautiful and honest story telling. Awesome character study.
Damn, rewatching this for likely the fourth time (but not for some while), the bit with Ed discussing Chris Senn and how deeply it still affected him made my eyes rain a little. Full confirmation of the long-standing truth that I really, really admire the guy.
@@illmsg77 I saw him and Vallely at a 411 show at Spankies in Riverside shortly before that 411 part came out, so I wasn't very surprised by the song choice. But, I was probably more starstruck seeing them than the band.
@@biosfearmag That's a cool story. I used to live in Huntington on Brookhurst and Adams but have never seen him in person. I thought he was awesome anyway, but also cuz he was from my area and was into Fugazi which ended up being the first show I ever went to. It was amazing, the Huntrudge Theatre in Las Vegas. Mario Rubacaba was the drummer for 411, right? Good chatting with you.
Yeah man, Mike V went from one of my favorite skaters to a man I can't ever respect again. You don't sell out your friends for a check. Fuck that. No excuses, I don't care that he was in his early twenties. That's old enough to understand you're fucking someone over, someone you had history with at that. Mike has to act tough to get by, Ed IS tough and got by. One has to think Mike wasn't confident in his abilities to make a decision like that and guess what? Ed was never a wack skater, always pushing himself and the limit. No fucking fear. No "tough guy" image. Fuck Mike V for that forever, fake ass Henry Rollins.
My entire reply was deleted for commenting on Mike - so here's a shorter version. One of em had to act tough to make it, and one of em was tough. I'll let you decide who's who.
1:11:30 I remember this noseblunt so vividly. I was 9 years old when I met Ed at my first demo (2000). It was the toy machine crew, The butcher, harmony and a few others at XXX sports in Nashville. He hung out with me and answered all my questions for what seemed a life time. Just sitting on top of the mini ramp and my older brother was so upset because he ditched me and was on the other side of the park during the demo and thought he had the better spot to watch. 😂 one of my favorite skate memories. Still got the giant skull monster sticker with all of their signatures. ❤
Deanna is, ride or die. but not afraid of voicing her opinion. Exactly something ed needed and something we should all be jealous about. And on the other hand we would not know Deanna and or many other skateboards with this amazing human being
The fact she thought she was being a "bitch" and Ed immediately saying something to the contrary, drives it home even further for me that you can't find another another instance or purer form of two people 100 percent devoted and forever joined at the hip. I've never seen that for real in my life.
That's dope. You should get a cruiser and start riding bro. Get a shaped board, some Ace trucks and 55mm soft wheels and start pushing around. Keep your trucks a little loose so you can surf. It will change your life I promise.
I watched Welcome to Hell living in LA that I borrowed from a middle school friend. Moved to south bay area and skated for the next 12 years of my life( torn meniscus in both knees) . The best years of my life. That video really changed my life
One of my biggest influences period..... Welcome to Hell was my first video. It shaped the music I've listened to since 1996... I was 12 years old.... The Team shaped my style on a skateboard and off my skateboard..... Ed is a fuckin legend. Toy Machine forever!!!!!
I was one of those kids at a demo when Ed put on a show at our crappy skate park. Watched him nose blunt slide down the big hubba that most people would never 50-50 or even touch. Never forget that. Thanks for the inspiration Ed. Toy Machine for life!
It´s so funny how at the beginning of this video Ed is so self conscious of how he looks on camera right after talking about taking photos of strangers on the street without permission.
1:11:11 a fond memory I have is witnessing Ed Templeton skateboarding a demo. Me and friends went to a Toy Machine Good & Evil demo and Ed was the last team member to arrive but once he did he skated fast and hard, it was distinctively noticeable. We all were hyped when The Tempster ripped through the demo.
Exactly. Back in the day skateboarding wasn't so accessible. We didn't have a million IG clips to flip through. We had mags and skate videos and you had to wait for the videos to come out. Once you see somebody like Ed ripping in person it's awesome to watch.
Man Ed was my favorite skater back when I started in 93. I Remember a pic in big brother with him pointing to a huge turd that was in a toiler bowl. I was hooked lol
Gnarly that Mike V would pull such a shady move on a buddy who was there through it all with him like that, dumped a good thing to start something with Mike, only to get did like that? Man, that’s messed up, and I’ve always thought differently of Mike… starting to think some deserved karma came back around for that move. I guess Mike projected another image entirely to the public. I met Ed as a kid in mid 90s, at Santa Rosa park. I think he was doing a demo for Surf Plus skate shop maybe? He was a genuine dude who took time to talk with us groms. We took him to skate the handrail across the street and we’re in the background to Welcome to Hell I think it was. Ed had sacked a rail and showed us his purple bruised nuts. Hilarious. I think I was about 12 or 13. Tony Trujillo was the only one of that grom crew who went on.
@@MisterElement I started skating again about 3 years ago just to supplement my surfing. I moved away from Sonoma county after high school, and have been in Hawaii ever since. But, growing up in the Bay Area at the time I did, around the guys that were around was pretty amazing.
I love this episode I think Ed Templeton was a key player in the evolution of skateboarding and I think Welcome to Hell was the video that really pushed the possibility on what and how big you can go on skateboarding.
The impossible is one of the coolest looking tricks. I could never learn them. That and late shovets. Also the love and devotion Ed and Dianna have is inspiring. The true test is growing old together and they seem to have something real beautiful
Mike V is a scumbag for doing that to Ed. then trying to beat him up because he knows Ed couldnt and wouldnt fist fight. I always thought Mike was a tough dude who cares about skateboarders but he is obviously a bully and a thief.
Yeah, when I was a kid I thought Mike was so cool, beating up everyone, standing up. But now when I look back, he just seems like an asshole who always feels bad for himself and just complains about everything. He used to beat security guards who were doing their job, braking obstacles in competitions, always complaining about everything in interviews, and then this.
@@richysssrichsss That security guard was the actor Paul Blart from the movie Mall Cop. Plus that "fight" with the 4 guys was all made up for a CKY movie. Dude has always been a POS though.
Ed Templeton was my favorite pro in high school. Im an artist and I really identified with Toy Maxhine and his art. Jump off a building and welcome to hell are 2 of the best skate videos ever made. Ed absolutely tips too
Also. Todd swank distributied bam cky 1 and he completely ripped off 17 year old bam not thinking this kid would do anything. Bam and his dad took him to court and won. Seems the skate industry is run by dickheads
I always thought Ed’s frontside big spins were sick. He was a big influence on street skateboarding. I grew up in the late eighties and early nineties in Virginia and the moment i saw a photo of him skating I wanted to see more. This at a time when videos were released every few years, so we relied on magazines.
Absolutely, mags were like my bibles and my videos were the arc of the covenant. Seeing people shred in person at a high level was mind blowing. Miss those days
Dude it alway tripps me out how skate fashion has been in a like a loop. Like it went from them big high water pants in the 90s then little by little going foward to the skinny jean era in the mid to late 2000's all of a sudden now it's back to the big high water pants for the past like idk 5-6 years ,I've lived down the street from a skatepark my whole life and it was funny seeing that transition over the years driving by seeing all the kids shredding.......any way just a late night observation
Love yah Ed shout outs to The whole crew with love from Eugene OR , big love to Tactics board shop ! Nike skate , BakerBoys ! One love ! Skate to Create ! Creature !
it must have been crazy to be skating back in the day like 90-00///not to say that now a days with all the social media this shit is crazy still but in another level///anyways yeah dope ep thanks PATRICK!
I started skating in the 80s as a 5 yr old kid but didn't even know what an Ollie was until 1996. Still skating today at 40. skateboarding wasn't as accessible back then so it made it magical.
These stories are why I’m never giving up on my girl and leaving her with our son. Cause I’m going to make him strong and not be a little shit head. You can see it though even when they’re young. Mom doesn’t have the authority. Dad is the authority so it’s important to be a good father.
"I take pictures of people because they have no expectation of privacy in public. This is going to be really weird having someone follow me around with a camera". People are strange, man.
That story about the cereal, man. Me and my brother did stuff like that, too. My brother did even worse than Ed. He took ALL the food in the kitchen and threw it all over the carpet and cost my mom hundreds hiring a carpet cleaner. She hired someone to plaster the walls he punched, then he did it again, then the dude she hired to fix them the first time fixed them again then he did it again. For me and my brother it was different because both our parents were physically and verbally abusive to us, Ed's mom probably wasn't I'm guessing. But after watching this I have much more respect for him than I already did.
One story I never hear about is Bam getting on TM and the nature in which he departed. I was hoping to hear something about that in this one or the Bam episode. We all know how it ended with Muska but I'm curious about Bam.
He said that the girl with the Vision stickers claimed her friend Greg drew the Psycho Stick graphic. I thought Andy Takakjian drew those? Interesting, vision was cool, until it was the opposite a short time later.
Deanna is totally right about Ed giving enough to skating, when I think of insane slams I think of Ed, smacking his head on the ground or sacking on rails, it’s amazing he doesn’t have CTE
Valeu Ed a great sKater oldschool and good brand of fiends that is master this sports action pure undergrounds beaurefully oK embrace team boards forever no limits is blood, sweet and beers my brothers of the others sides I love sKateboarding go rider sKate up death in my life show .❤🎉😅😅😅
I have thought about the ending with Deanna about once a week for 10 years. Shit is beautiful. Hope we are all so lucky to find someone like that
Same dude, pure emotion. Real love.
I met him and Deanna in a New York park. They were both taking photos and invited me to their book signing.
I said hey man your name Ed. He goes ahhh yeh it is 🤣 both were so so kind to me in the park and at the photo book singing!
on god
Same, came looking for a comment about it. One of the most beautiful proclamations of love I've ever heard.
One in a million mate, she's awesome.
That short story of young Ed throwing his cereal to the ground to spite his mom made me tear-up. It really hit home for me and brought back a lot of childhood memories. My older brother always did shit like that to our mom and I was a witness to the aftermath and emotional toll it took on her, and in consequence me. I really appreciate his honesty and it shows how powerfully a seemingly offhand comment can resonate.
I can definitely relate bro
Hearing Deanna was witnessing one of the most genuine and beautiful acts of love one human has for another human. Brings tears. Love you, Ed & Deanna.
I agree
The original epicly later'd episodes are unmatched when it comes to skate media
I know you didn't just brush off the importance of Grosso's Love Letters.
Not a skater but grew up in the nineties. Loved every minute of this doco. So much nostaligia, real beautiful and honest story telling. Awesome character study.
Damn, rewatching this for likely the fourth time (but not for some while), the bit with Ed discussing Chris Senn and how deeply it still affected him made my eyes rain a little. Full confirmation of the long-standing truth that I really, really admire the guy.
I had no idea at the time that is how it went down!
I think almost every street skater in the world started learning impossibles and one foots in 1990-91 because of Ed Templeton.
Real shit right there
Certainly every skater in my small-town in Canada was trying.
I watched 1281 so many times I won't admit how many because it was unhealthy. I had to have 411"s This Isn't Me because thats what Ed skated to.
@@illmsg77 I saw him and Vallely at a 411 show at Spankies in Riverside shortly before that 411 part came out, so I wasn't very surprised by the song choice. But, I was probably more starstruck seeing them than the band.
@@biosfearmag That's a cool story. I used to live in Huntington on Brookhurst and Adams but have never seen him in person. I thought he was awesome anyway, but also cuz he was from my area and was into Fugazi which ended up being the first show I ever went to. It was amazing, the Huntrudge Theatre in Las Vegas.
Mario Rubacaba was the drummer for 411, right?
Good chatting with you.
Damn thats so jacked mike did that to him.. take your Boys paycheck, then call him out for asking for it. What a character
Yeah man, Mike V went from one of my favorite skaters to a man I can't ever respect again. You don't sell out your friends for a check. Fuck that. No excuses, I don't care that he was in his early twenties. That's old enough to understand you're fucking someone over, someone you had history with at that. Mike has to act tough to get by, Ed IS tough and got by. One has to think Mike wasn't confident in his abilities to make a decision like that and guess what? Ed was never a wack skater, always pushing himself and the limit. No fucking fear. No "tough guy" image. Fuck Mike V for that forever, fake ass Henry Rollins.
My entire reply was deleted for commenting on Mike - so here's a shorter version. One of em had to act tough to make it, and one of em was tough. I'll let you decide who's who.
Never meet your hero. Looked up to Mike V for years.
It pissed me off too. I'm gonna message Mike to pay that fool or no more black flag shows and no more of that garage company he has.
@@Graveyardgravesog lol
1:11:30 I remember this noseblunt so vividly. I was 9 years old when I met Ed at my first demo (2000). It was the toy machine crew, The butcher, harmony and a few others at XXX sports in Nashville. He hung out with me and answered all my questions for what seemed a life time. Just sitting on top of the mini ramp and my older brother was so upset because he ditched me and was on the other side of the park during the demo and thought he had the better spot to watch. 😂 one of my favorite skate memories. Still got the giant skull monster sticker with all of their signatures. ❤
thats an awesome memory
Ed is a huge inspiration for me with all of his various art outlets and skateboarding, so damn great! Glad to have watched this again, gold!
Deanna is, ride or die. but not afraid of voicing her opinion. Exactly something ed needed and something we should all be jealous about. And on the other hand we would not know Deanna and or many other skateboards with this amazing human being
The fact she thought she was being a "bitch" and Ed immediately saying something to the contrary, drives it home even further for me that you can't find another another instance or purer form of two people 100 percent devoted and forever joined at the hip. I've never seen that for real in my life.
Deanna is a SOLDIER
Great episode!
I had the biggest crush on her. She is so gorgeous and unique looking. Her bangs omg
KING Templeton!!!! Our fearless leader.
great, youve made me cry.. again.
Sick seeing this again! We need more! I like how you combined ones instead of all little parts
This video is a museum piece. Amazing history. Beautiful.
Respect, respect, and again respect!!!! Iconic person 💯💙💛
Thank you for reuploading these
Never been on a skateboard but I am bing watching the hell out of these docs.
Good stuff
That's dope. You should get a cruiser and start riding bro. Get a shaped board, some Ace trucks and 55mm soft wheels and start pushing around. Keep your trucks a little loose so you can surf. It will change your life I promise.
I watched Welcome to Hell living in LA that I borrowed from a middle school friend. Moved to south bay area and skated for the next 12 years of my life( torn meniscus in both knees) . The best years of my life. That video really changed my life
this actually might be the best one and I watched every single one, Patrick
One of my biggest influences period..... Welcome to Hell was my first video. It shaped the music I've listened to since 1996... I was 12 years old.... The Team shaped my style on a skateboard and off my skateboard..... Ed is a fuckin legend. Toy Machine forever!!!!!
I was one of those kids at a demo when Ed put on a show at our crappy skate park. Watched him nose blunt slide down the big hubba that most people would never 50-50 or even touch. Never forget that. Thanks for the inspiration Ed. Toy Machine for life!
That's awesome, always loved his nose blunts, impossibles and lipslides
It´s so funny how at the beginning of this video Ed is so self conscious of how he looks on camera right after talking about taking photos of strangers on the street without permission.
dill blows the witness relocation in the first 5 seconds lmao
Legend! Welcome to Hell and Toy Machine had a huge influence on me in my early skateboarding years - much appreciated!
Love this episode. Ed is an OG. Love to see a king of the road reunion show back again
This is such a great history lesson, I really enjoyed this and will quit ignoring your channel.
E.T. for the 🏆 Win..always loved your insane magazine photos from the early days instant life long Fan...
1:11:11 a fond memory I have is witnessing Ed Templeton skateboarding a demo. Me and friends went to a Toy Machine Good & Evil demo and Ed was the last team member to arrive but once he did he skated fast and hard, it was distinctively noticeable. We all were hyped when The Tempster ripped through the demo.
Exactly. Back in the day skateboarding wasn't so accessible. We didn't have a million IG clips to flip through. We had mags and skate videos and you had to wait for the videos to come out. Once you see somebody like Ed ripping in person it's awesome to watch.
Man Ed was my favorite skater back when I started in 93. I Remember a pic in big brother with him pointing to a huge turd that was in a toiler bowl. I was hooked lol
Deanna is a flippin real one and she's 100% correct in what she said. ❤
Gnarly that Mike V would pull such a shady move on a buddy who was there through it all with him like that, dumped a good thing to start something with Mike, only to get did like that? Man, that’s messed up, and I’ve always thought differently of Mike… starting to think some deserved karma came back around for that move. I guess Mike projected another image entirely to the public.
I met Ed as a kid in mid 90s, at Santa Rosa park. I think he was doing a demo for Surf Plus skate shop maybe? He was a genuine dude who took time to talk with us groms. We took him to skate the handrail across the street and we’re in the background to Welcome to Hell I think it was. Ed had sacked a rail and showed us his purple bruised nuts. Hilarious. I think I was about 12 or 13. Tony Trujillo was the only one of that grom crew who went on.
that is so fuckin sick thx for sharing
Big Up from Sebastopol!! You still skate? Still live in the area?
@@MisterElement I started skating again about 3 years ago just to supplement my surfing. I moved away from Sonoma county after high school, and have been in Hawaii ever since. But, growing up in the Bay Area at the time I did, around the guys that were around was pretty amazing.
Yeah I remember new deal. From 85-92 I skated. Last trick I learned was 360 flip. Miss those days.
I love this episode I think Ed Templeton was a key player in the evolution of skateboarding and I think Welcome to Hell was the video that really pushed the possibility on what and how big you can go on skateboarding.
The impossible is one of the coolest looking tricks. I could never learn them. That and late shovets. Also the love and devotion Ed and Dianna have is inspiring. The true test is growing old together and they seem to have something real beautiful
Ed’s long ass Fruntside nose blunt slide in 1281. That plays in my head over and over!
Mike V is a scumbag for doing that to Ed. then trying to beat him up because he knows Ed couldnt and wouldnt fist fight. I always thought Mike was a tough dude who cares about skateboarders but he is obviously a bully and a thief.
Yeah, when I was a kid I thought Mike was so cool, beating up everyone, standing up. But now when I look back, he just seems like an asshole who always feels bad for himself and just complains about everything. He used to beat security guards who were doing their job, braking obstacles in competitions, always complaining about everything in interviews, and then this.
@@richysssrichsss That security guard was the actor Paul Blart from the movie Mall Cop. Plus that "fight" with the 4 guys was all made up for a CKY movie. Dude has always been a POS though.
@@richysssrichssssome people are just jerks
such a great episode
wow this was done 10yrs ago!! crazy!
Huntington high before it got remodeled had so many cool little spots
Is that the brown ledges wit bricks ? Dark star videos and thps2 in the hallway
@@Ckman64 no the school you’re thinking of is called Rancho Almamitos in garden grove
Ed Templeton was my favorite pro in high school. Im an artist and I really identified with Toy Maxhine and his art. Jump off a building and welcome to hell are 2 of the best skate videos ever made. Ed absolutely tips too
This man single-handedly took my Ollie 1 foot to a whole new level even could do tail grab 1 foot. Thanks, Ed.
Love love love this! I'm still rocking a Toy Machine board 💚
This is your reminder to go see Ed’s exhibit in Long Beach !
Deanna said thee best thing you could ask for in the end of the video. Great one Pat
The hate mailer was probably MV ha ha
Awesome doco. Ed is a Top G and Dianne is an amazing wife. Peace and love to you both 🙏🏻
Dude inspired me back in the day!
I Always knew mike v was lame,Ed's paycheck story just cemented the fact for me
Mike v straight up used him
Also. Todd swank distributied bam cky 1 and he completely ripped off 17 year old bam not thinking this kid would do anything. Bam and his dad took him to court and won. Seems the skate industry is run by dickheads
Think I still have that video on vhs , best part of any video back in the day
I have the New Deal "crappy graphics" board hanging in my bedroom.
I wish I still had mine. Never crossed my mind back then I'd be the nostalgic kind a few decades later.
I always thought Ed’s frontside big spins were sick. He was a big influence on street skateboarding. I grew up in the late eighties and early nineties in Virginia and the moment i saw a photo of him skating I wanted to see more. This at a time when videos were released every few years, so we relied on magazines.
Absolutely, mags were like my bibles and my videos were the arc of the covenant. Seeing people shred in person at a high level was mind blowing. Miss those days
Dude it alway tripps me out how skate fashion has been in a like a loop. Like it went from them big high water pants in the 90s then little by little going foward to the skinny jean era in the mid to late 2000's all of a sudden now it's back to the big high water pants for the past like idk 5-6 years ,I've lived down the street from a skatepark my whole life and it was funny seeing that transition over the years driving by seeing all the kids shredding.......any way just a late night observation
Love yah Ed shout outs to The whole crew with love from Eugene OR , big love to Tactics board shop ! Nike skate , BakerBoys ! One love ! Skate to Create ! Creature !
it must have been crazy to be skating back in the day like 90-00///not to say that now a days with all the social media this shit is crazy still but in another level///anyways yeah dope ep thanks PATRICK!
I started skating in the 80s as a 5 yr old kid but didn't even know what an Ollie was until 1996. Still skating today at 40. skateboarding wasn't as accessible back then so it made it magical.
I had the Emerica Templeton shoes! They're were amazing!
Ed Templeton Lipslide that like 16 stair handrail in Emerica This is Skateboarding was epic. I get so juiced on ED Templeton.
Steven Cales most humble dude ever i got a chance to skate with him last year for a few min proud to say the homie doing really good
i only wish everyone find someone to love the way Deanna loves Ed
10 years later and I have not really followed skating much beyond SF/GX1000. Is the an update to the Ed and Deanna saga? Great couple.
They are still married
29:26 Nose blunt sliding a down rail in 1990 is really fucking progressive for that time. Amazing footage
I saw Mike, ed, jason at a skate demo back in the 90s in Utah. Unreal what skaters do these days.
This was a great episode.
@12:07 Where Bevis & Butthead based on Ed Temp & J-Lee?
the part with josh harmony and geoff rowley i like the most
These stories are why I’m never giving up on my girl and leaving her with our son. Cause I’m going to make him strong and not be a little shit head. You can see it though even when they’re young. Mom doesn’t have the authority. Dad is the authority so it’s important to be a good father.
His this is skateboarding part is one of my favorites
bellissimo 🔥🔥🔥 Grande Ed !!! Grande Artista dello Skate 🔥💛💚
The legend of ed.
"I take pictures of people because they have no expectation of privacy in public. This is going to be really weird having someone follow me around with a camera". People are strange, man.
need the guy mariano EP!
That story about the cereal, man. Me and my brother did stuff like that, too. My brother did even worse than Ed. He took ALL the food in the kitchen and threw it all over the carpet and cost my mom hundreds hiring a carpet cleaner. She hired someone to plaster the walls he punched, then he did it again, then the dude she hired to fix them the first time fixed them again then he did it again. For me and my brother it was different because both our parents were physically and verbally abusive to us, Ed's mom probably wasn't I'm guessing. But after watching this I have much more respect for him than I already did.
damn you were lil hellions lol
Love Ed
Was Natas' 50-50 on a longer rail in Streets on Fire before that Circle A ad? I don't think it was even a company then.
Ed deserves a place on the mount rushmore of skateboarding.
Positive vibes ShrEd Templeton! You phuqin rock!
Damn! !!! Was Rob in a Page in History with 1st 50/50 on hand Rail & documented..
I got my toy machine tattoo sixteen years ago
The best female cop, I have ever seen ..forget that thought. BEST COP EVER
Ed is the best. Period
what year was this?
One story I never hear about is Bam getting on TM and the nature in which he departed. I was hoping to hear something about that in this one or the Bam episode. We all know how it ended with Muska but I'm curious about Bam.
Including Dave Carnie on the section about homophobia is hilariously ironic
What did Carnie do?
Man I wish I could find a girl like that
He said that the girl with the Vision stickers claimed her friend Greg drew the Psycho Stick graphic. I thought Andy Takakjian drew those? Interesting, vision was cool, until it was the opposite a short time later.
Gator ruined it
Ollie Ed’s shins were always bleeding back in junior high and high school.
he's one of a kind and him and Deanna are cute as hell
Worshipping the creation of the creation of the creator.
best power skater
Deanna is totally right about Ed giving enough to skating, when I think of insane slams I think of Ed, smacking his head on the ground or sacking on rails, it’s amazing he doesn’t have CTE
Mike V.... what a scumbag. Kudos to Ed for where he's at today.......
Ed is Legend. Also, any man ever, would find themselves fortunate to have a wife like Deanna.. I mean, even though Ed's gay😂 kidding lol
So mike Maldonado got fired or quit? He didnt make it om baker. He should of stayed with toy machine
Valeu Ed a great sKater oldschool and good brand of fiends that is master this sports action pure undergrounds beaurefully oK embrace team boards forever no limits is blood, sweet and beers my brothers of the others sides I love sKateboarding go rider sKate up death in my life show .❤🎉😅😅😅
Larry Clark is so awesome. Not just his photographs but his films. My least favorite Larry Clark film is Kids.
When is Jamie Thomas getting an epicly laterd???
Deanna is the best. Behind every great man is a great woman.
Ed Templeton- the story of why you should never be a "nice guy" or trust people.
Too bad Dill can’t manage his brands the way Ed did that shit is going under soon enough