People like Henry Sanchez should never be struggling. People love skating but they don't even know who helped shaped it into what it is today. Henry is one off those dudes. He should forever have boards,shoes and at least enough money to get by where he doesn't have to work a job.
Man..I really think this episode highlights just how great of an addition Jeron was to the show. Hearing his perspective and input to some of the stories the guests talk about is so rad. It really adds a great dynamic to the conversation. Hope all is well homie!
Because he has history with Henry. Ive realized Jeron really shines with certain guests and it’s because of the history forsure they are homies. A Guy interview would be awesome with Jeron
Jerons the man, and yes I love he's on the show. The dudes got a lot of history, I mean he was in Virtual Reality and all. Not going to lie his part in that is fucking sick af!
@@NittyGritty420 A Guy interview would be the best interview ever. I feel Guy is a genuine person and talent who has so much to teach about the struggle and coming back better than ever
When Henry shed a tear was truly one of the most moving moments on the nine club. Please someone hook up Henry and get him to the place he deserves to be within skate culture
The scary part is the stuff that wasn't on video. I remember skating EMB and the pier back in 91-92 and he was doing tre flips out from tailslides and stuff like varial heels into 5-0 grinds. And this was in 1991!!! Like a year before Pack of Lies!! Like everyone knows about Pack of Lies and whatnot but, oh my God, the stuff he did when the cameras weren't on was just insane!!
When Henry says "I'm skating because I can't stop"..........😥 I'm 55 been skating since 76' and arthritis, joint pain, knee surgeries, back pain....... can't keep me from skating.......glad someone understands this. 👍
I like how Henry keeps it real and talks about shit that was negative and tells is like it is instead of just being overly positive and refusing to talk about anything negative.
1:15:20 An idea could be to crowdfund Henry's video part. Put up a goal amount to raise (his entire year's salary) to give him 12 months to film a video part. If you've ever been inspired by Henry or want to acknowledge his contribution and innovation to skateboarding - then make a small or large donation. This way, companies, and corporations can make public donations. If you're in your 30s or 40's you want to see these legends skateboarding and ripping again. Obviously, there would be a percentage of skateboarders outraged by someone trying to crowdfund for a video part, but who cares. Make a documentary series on the process and build-up of leaving a safe, comfortable job to fulfill a dream of unrealized potential - and the challenges of skateboarding in your 40's. End the series with the video part premiere. For the storyline alone, this should be an easy pitch for a brand partnership with a massive corporate company that wants permission to market to skateboarders? If Gary Vaynerchuk ever wanted to win over the skateboarding community, I know a guy...
This is my first time seeing Henry Sanchez the person as opposed to the seminal skateboarder whose name always pops up when people talk about the pioneers of street skating. This guy is so genuine, one of my favorite guests.
The “Skater’s Favorite Skater” of the early 90’s. Henry Sanchez was THE dude. His influence was and is still being felt (AVE’s favorite skater). Fucking legend.
I was in actual shock when I saw you finally got Sanch! He definitely needs some full time sponsors. Such great stories.. I had no idea about the Koston/Carroll thing.
@@ldeez4375 There are time stamps included in the video. But idk the exact time I usually watch the whole thing and comment after. Basically Sanch was offered his own team if he could get Koston to join him. But Koston was going to Girl so this whole fiasco caused a riff with Sanch and Carroll and that's why Sanch never was on Girl and the start of the whole downfall of his career.
Girl needs to give Henry a guest board or something. If it’s water under the bridge now I think that would be an awesome way to honor what could have been between old friends.
This dude’s cool as shit lol. His whole vibe when he’s conversing reminds me exactly of the way he skates. Raw, unfiltered, and smooth as fuck. And a legend who more than any pro skater today over 40 deserves to be given a shot to show what he’s got.
@@JackTejada I meant in terms of a company throwing him a little sponsorship bread so he can get away from his job for a little bit so he can put more time into filming one more part. like he said himself. I think this dude has earned that right don't you?
Only half way through this but have to comment that HENRY SANCHEZ is the reason we're all still here and here without even knowing who he is. Incomparable to anyone before or after. True and total pioneer. THE TRAIL BLAZER!!!!!
This was such an amazing episode , Henry such an awesome dude , was so sad to hear of his downward spiral , and when he almost shed a tear that was some moving words by Jeron and Sanchez , OG is on fire again , such nostalgia the stories , bringing back those memories of being a kid watching these guys , and now to hear the background behind it all was just simplpy amazing , thank you so much Chris Kelly Dubs and Rog , you've done it again , i hate being the one to request things but more stories with OGs please , like henry said i cant keep up with the new shit but id love to see OG stories, Fables, and myths , Thank you guys , much appreciative 💚 🍻 Cheers
I meet Henry many times , YMCA Skate Camp and EMB (I’m from the east bay) . He was a cool guy I never had any issues skating at EMB , all the locals (Sam , Karl, Little Mike, Nick, James were always cool ! Glad to see him on there , and thanks to Greg Carol for flowing Ventures
I'm 40 and started skating in 1994. I know what they mean with the newer guys. The level of skating now is just insane and everyone who's sponsored is amazing and unbelievable, but I prefer watching all the old videos over the new ones. Pat Duffy''s new Plan B part got me so pumped.
I remember skating in the mid 90s watching certain parts and being able to duplicate lines trick for trick that some of these guys were doing. That shit ain't happening these days. Its another ball game.
I remember Ocean Howell showing up in the middle of YMCA Visalia with Pack of Lies, which had just come out that week. Jeron had been there with the Real team as their newest am but I'm not sure whether they were there that night. We all watched POL probably 15 times in a row in the mess hall and kids couldn't believe what they were seeing. I watched everything Henry did when he'd show up at Embarco, and I didn't know how to explain to these people that as good as that footage was, he was already advancing beyond it. Absolutely insane how far ahead of the curve he was. I don't think I've ever sen the Nine Club guys as nervous and geeking out as much they are here.
Ocean was a favourite of mine. From H Street vids, and risk it etc. Once I was stood in a queue at kiosk outside Northampton comp England in mid 90s. I hadn't even realised until he got served a drink. I hadn't been there long and I never saw him skate. It took me by surprise and I was speechless like a kid, but I was about 20 yo. Lol
Watching this right after the first 2022 Street League. Was just thinking bout how all these Japanese and Brazilian kids completely destroying everything now… how they musta got sparked by their local OG’s, and how those OG’s guarantee got hyped off of Henry Sanchez and the whole SF early 90’s scene through magazines and VHS back in the day. Henry and those dudes paved out modern tech skating and changed the world man. True legend.
Amazing episode fellas! One of the most influential skaters of our time, really thankful to get the back story. Big ups to Jeron for stepping up this episode and really making his friend feel comfortable to open up. Love it!
I know you’re young and I respect what you said about being introduced to guys that came before your time, but please go back and watch old video parts. The quality (compared to today’s standards) is terrible, the tricks are a little sketch but keep in mind that the majority of what you’re watching had never been done before. It helps you to respect not only the guys who pioneered skateboarding, but also the kids who are taking it to the levels we all get to enjoy today.
I appreciate you Henry! I’m 43 and still skate and push myself based on the era of skating that you helped sculpt with Guy, Chico, Carrol, Rick Howard, etc. Keep skating and pushing yourself. You still continue to inspire skateboarders to this day. Hope it works out for you getting a sponsor and getting more time. Keep maximizing the time and opportunities that you currently have to become the best you can with what you already have. Thanks for everything.
The most excited and animated I e seen Chris in a long while.! The twinkle in his eyes. So awesome. Thanks y’all, shout out and props to Sanch.! See you again.
This was so great! Thank you The Nine Club as always! I just tagged both you and Henry on a old blind board video on instagram. Living in a small town video showed me what could be done on a board. I still have my Blind Henry Sanchez Bucket Boy board. I remember watching tim and henrys pack of lies and seeing the switch flip to noseslide and I literally tried and tried for days until I got one. I was so pumped to land it on my Henry Sanchez deck! The chip on the bottom is from trying it so many times over and over. Somehow I still remember that but he was so inspirational both back then and now to everyone skating.
Legendary episode. Sanch is Guy Mariano level important in street skating, he’s one of the best of all time and everyone knows it. Even his sight unseen part was innovative. I wonder if it was Rocco who told him to get Koston
@@From96TilDeath yeah, you're right. Someone (I think it was Danny Way) said Rocco was always behind the schemes at World, even if he wasn't directly taking part.
I love that he still remembers his inspiration for landing a hard trick back when he was still a kid was his homie buying him a cold soda. Money was so scarce I never had loose change to buy food or drinks but that didnt stop me from leaving the house and skating for 10 hours plus in the neighborhood w the rest of the gang. Having a buddy you could hit the garden hose was nice but a cold soda on a hot summer day was a game changer..
Yeah Sanchez was this small skinny kid we saw him at a Turlock/Modesto shop contest and Greg Carroll drove him Karl Watson Kamau Nick Lockman to enter the contest circa 88/89 right after the h street videos and here’s this little kid ripping the small jenky course and he stood out like who was this kid as we headed back home to San Jose/Los Gatos and all we did was talk about him at the Gremic skateshop a week after….a week later we finally find out his name after seeing him in Thunder ad and a month later we see Sanchez again in Real Ad doing front nose grind tail slide on the SF State small rail…. Prior to that contest, we would occasionally skate EMB on the weekends but I never recognized Henry skating there but I remember Kamau and Karl….. but as we kept continuing skating EMB on the weekends after that contest we would see Henry, Carroll and Javontae, Karl, Wing Ding skating the Blocks ripping shit up and then a year or 2 later you would see Drake, Dan Drehobl Scott Johnston Huf skate there…but yeah Henry was like years ahead of everybody there and blew up and year later got on blind….I remember Santa Cruz came out with everslick boards and when Henry got on blind, Steve Rocco started making everslick boards after and I traded a Santa Cruz board my homie sold $20 and I would trade it for the Henry Sanchez Terminater graphic board
This episode is amazing from start to finish!!! Henry is a living legend and was always stoked watching him in his video parts. Mad respect to nineclub for doing this show and sharing all these amazing stories about skateboard culture
Grew up skating EMB, pier 7, and all the sf spots every weekend taking the train to sf when I was a young buck always seeing Sanchez, York, Karl Watson were always nice even to me a young kid letting me get in my turn on the spots.
Henry rules...... Big inspiration for im 46 also and just bought a whole new set up do to a old friend hit me up and said bro we aint done yet..... i told him how funny i was just watching the nine club with henry and was like yep i got something to show still....
I was 14 when Sight Unseen came out. Everything about Henry’s part was light years ahead of its time. The 3rd and Army lines to this day are incredible (tre flip 5-0, manny varial heel, Nollie flip front tail) and the classic bangin Inward Heel off the loading dock 🤯 “Neva forget where you came from!”
I was on tour with Henry. He was an amazing skateboarder and absolutely loved his video parts and then to be on tour with him many years ago as part of a faze 7 tour of the UK that they organised with Alvin Singfield was in charge and changed my mind of him totally. It was a classic case of never meet you hero's. He was the most demanding obnoxious diva ive ever met. He treated Alvin like a piece of shit and generally acted like a spoilt child for the whole trip. I just sat there in the back in complete shock and that experience never left me because I was gutted that the guy I looked up to as an amazing skateboarder (which he is) could be so nasty to someone I respected a lot. That Tim & Henry video was one of the best videos ive ever seen still to this day. I guess we've all grown up now but unfortunately my first encounter with him was such a negative experience. Apart from that I wish him all the best.
Sure he would feel bad about it now. Think about it, his ego would of been out of control from a young age with a bunch of 'enablers' the same age around him. No excuse for that behavior though, ever...
OH DAMN! Crail please put Henry on so we can see what he can do. As someone in their 40s I love seeing 40 year old pros ripping street... Look at Guy, Chico etc ripping. Skating is aging gracefully and is no longer about 16 year olds. Generations deserve generational heroes. I get 100% more out of watching a 45 year old kickflip on flat than a 22 year hard flip down a 15 set.
90’s skateboarding was so good and Henry definitely made a huge impact with his fast, tech skating-NBD’s. Too bad about the Girl thing, but like he said, it’s motivating him now which is so sick! I’m 46 now with 2 kids and a full time job for the past 27 years and he’s inspiring me to get on my board (about 10-15 sessions for me in the past 8 years). Keep ripping Henry🤘
Seriously Socrates has to get all that footage he has and put it out as a archive video man so many of us would pay up $$ to see all that shit for real!
Yes! Thanks guys for coming though with Henry. I’ve been waiting for this episode since you guys started. Such a legend! Can’t wait to finish this one 🤙🏼
There's a lot of dudes coming back into skating, that could only wish to be that legendary! Street skating owes a lot to Henry Sanchez! He took it to another level like 3 decades ago!
David Bowie was asked, "You manage your own corporation at this point of your career, doesn't being a business man get in the way of your art? In which he replied "No, I had to become a better BUSINESS man in order to become a better ARTIST" Now apply that model to Skating, who are the most successful skaters? This is a cautionary tale about making the right business decisions, Henry Sanchez could have been one of the all time greats, surpassing P-Rod, Koston, Mariano and Stevie, put together, let that sink in.
I think the same way as Jeron. It’s dope when someone ask you or you ask someone Els if they mode if you try the same trick and then you both work on it together and land it. Always fun.
The 90’s. Amazing memories but so much attitude. I wish skaters were as supportive as they are today. My own “crew” were dicks to each other. Negative vibes all the time. But still the progression then and the brands, videos etc. amazing.
A true humble legend, I went to s.f from u.k for a couple o months in the summer of 92' crazy vibes around the emb and the city in general, I remember vividly the Friday before the back to the city comp' when everyone rocked up to the emb with these girl tees.....mad times/city ..shoutz to Sanchez!!
Henry needs a guest board on girl, 30 years late but seeing Henry's name on the original girl graphic would be special.
I agree, but Henry just posted he will not do another guest board. I guess he's looking for a full deal?
For sure. I would buy that!
Sort of like a finally home thing
Put him on girl. Fix the mistake. It's only to late to go back when we're dead!!! It's super rad to forgive your buddies.
facts
People like Henry Sanchez should never be struggling. People love skating but they don't even know who helped shaped it into what it is today. Henry is one off those dudes. He should forever have boards,shoes and at least enough money to get by where he doesn't have to work a job.
Facts
Word!
Then they don’t really love it like they say. Anyone who actually loves what they do studies what came before them
100 % Henry's contribution is huge. He deserves it!
@@marley1995 That's why P Rod will always be that guy. No matter how big he got or gets, he always shows mad love to everyone that came before him
Man..I really think this episode highlights just how great of an addition Jeron was to the show. Hearing his perspective and input to some of the stories the guests talk about is so rad. It really adds a great dynamic to the conversation. Hope all is well homie!
He was so fired up and locked in. He could of ran the interview himself! Really coming into his own
Because he has history with Henry. Ive realized Jeron really shines with certain guests and it’s because of the history forsure they are homies. A Guy interview would be awesome with Jeron
Jerons the man, and yes I love he's on the show. The dudes got a lot of history, I mean he was in Virtual Reality and all. Not going to lie his part in that is fucking sick af!
@@NittyGritty420 A Guy interview would be the best interview ever. I feel Guy is a genuine person and talent who has so much to teach about the struggle and coming back better than ever
When Henry shed a tear was truly one of the most moving moments on the nine club. Please someone hook up Henry and get him to the place he deserves to be within skate culture
Which part does he tear up??
Henry is a legend to those of us who know.
@@tailer1933 1:01:15
PRIMITIVE!!! PRIMITIVE!!! PRIMITIVE!!!
100% agree
Remember the buzz when Guy Mariano’s “comeback” part in Fully Flared came out? The skate world deserves the same from Henry Sanchez, and so does he.
MOST LEGENDARY SKATER WHO’S NOT BEING GIVEN THE PROPS HE DESERVES.. HENRY IS THE GREATEST STREET SKATER AFTER GONZ AND SHOULD BE RESPECTED AS SUCH
He is def one of the guys who paved the way and no one seems to know it.
@@denniss2900 Very true and it's sad.
The scary part is the stuff that wasn't on video. I remember skating EMB and the pier back in 91-92 and he was doing tre flips out from tailslides and stuff like varial heels into 5-0 grinds. And this was in 1991!!! Like a year before Pack of Lies!! Like everyone knows about Pack of Lies and whatnot but, oh my God, the stuff he did when the cameras weren't on was just insane!!
When Henry says "I'm skating because I can't stop"..........😥
I'm 55 been skating since 76' and arthritis, joint pain, knee surgeries, back pain....... can't keep me from skating.......glad someone understands this. 👍
I like how Henry keeps it real and talks about shit that was negative and tells is like it is instead of just being overly positive and refusing to talk about anything negative.
1:15:20 An idea could be to crowdfund Henry's video part. Put up a goal amount to raise (his entire year's salary) to give him 12 months to film a video part. If you've ever been inspired by Henry or want to acknowledge his contribution and innovation to skateboarding - then make a small or large donation. This way, companies, and corporations can make public donations. If you're in your 30s or 40's you want to see these legends skateboarding and ripping again. Obviously, there would be a percentage of skateboarders outraged by someone trying to crowdfund for a video part, but who cares. Make a documentary series on the process and build-up of leaving a safe, comfortable job to fulfill a dream of unrealized potential - and the challenges of skateboarding in your 40's. End the series with the video part premiere. For the storyline alone, this should be an easy pitch for a brand partnership with a massive corporate company that wants permission to market to skateboarders? If Gary Vaynerchuk ever wanted to win over the skateboarding community, I know a guy...
Now THAT'S an idea. Hell yeah. Solid thinking. I'm down to contribute.
Solid !
Yep, rad idea!
I was thinking the same thing! Like a Gofundme or something - I feel like this could be done easily.
I’d pay
50:37 when Jeron gives props to Henry and seeing him fan out made me so happy, the best vibes. Thx for this @thenineclub!!
Best vibes!
This one motivated me a lot. Just started skating at 28 and I am excited to see what I can do.
This is my first time seeing Henry Sanchez the person as opposed to the seminal skateboarder whose name always pops up when people talk about the pioneers of street skating. This guy is so genuine, one of my favorite guests.
The “Skater’s Favorite Skater” of the early 90’s. Henry Sanchez was THE dude. His influence was and is still being felt (AVE’s favorite skater). Fucking legend.
I was in actual shock when I saw you finally got Sanch! He definitely needs some full time sponsors. Such great stories.. I had no idea about the Koston/Carroll thing.
Put him on chocolate!!!
They've gotten Jason Lee, after him its possible to get ANYONE.
Can someone give me a time stamp where they talk about this Carroll/koston thing?
@@ldeez4375 There are time stamps included in the video. But idk the exact time I usually watch the whole thing and comment after. Basically Sanch was offered his own team if he could get Koston to join him. But Koston was going to Girl so this whole fiasco caused a riff with Sanch and Carroll and that's why Sanch never was on Girl and the start of the whole downfall of his career.
@@WolfWould they probably blackballed him.
Girl needs to give Henry a guest board or something. If it’s water under the bridge now I think that would be an awesome way to honor what could have been between old friends.
I am inspired to get better now after listening to Henry Sanchez. I’m 46 and this means a lot.
This dude’s cool as shit lol. His whole vibe when he’s conversing reminds me exactly of the way he skates. Raw, unfiltered, and smooth as fuck. And a legend who more than any pro skater today over 40 deserves to be given a shot to show what he’s got.
@@JackTejada I meant in terms of a company throwing him a little sponsorship bread so he can get away from his job for a little bit so he can put more time into filming one more part. like he said himself. I think this dude has earned that right don't you?
Conversing* not conversating
Only half way through this but have to comment that HENRY SANCHEZ is the reason we're all still here and here without even knowing who he is. Incomparable to anyone before or after. True and total pioneer. THE TRAIL BLAZER!!!!!
This was such an amazing episode , Henry such an awesome dude , was so sad to hear of his downward spiral , and when he almost shed a tear that was some moving words by Jeron and Sanchez , OG is on fire again , such nostalgia the stories , bringing back those memories of being a kid watching these guys , and now to hear the background behind it all was just simplpy amazing , thank you so much Chris Kelly Dubs and Rog , you've done it again , i hate being the one to request things but more stories with OGs please , like henry said i cant keep up with the new shit but id love to see OG stories, Fables, and myths , Thank you guys , much appreciative 💚 🍻 Cheers
I meet Henry many times , YMCA Skate Camp and EMB (I’m from the east bay) . He was a cool guy I never had any issues skating at EMB , all the locals (Sam , Karl, Little Mike, Nick, James were always cool ! Glad to see him on there , and thanks to Greg Carol for flowing Ventures
I'm 40 and started skating in 1994. I know what they mean with the newer guys. The level of skating now is just insane and everyone who's sponsored is amazing and unbelievable, but I prefer watching all the old videos over the new ones. Pat Duffy''s new Plan B part got me so pumped.
I remember skating in the mid 90s watching certain parts and being able to duplicate lines trick for trick that some of these guys were doing. That shit ain't happening these days. Its another ball game.
Legend! Also, shoutout Jeron big time this interview-- very thoughtful and great conversation
f#$k yeah!
Absolutely.well said.
real talk, Jeron , great addition to 9 club.
We love you Henry! We believe in you! You are loved by the skateboard community! Keep skating brother ❤️
We can all imagine what the Henry part in Goldfish would have been like.
they should film it now and do a whole fun campaign with it. re-release Goldfish --- The Henry Edit. a universe where Henry went to Girl.
Girl Skateboards should sponsor Henry now. Him and Gavin do a part 2.
He’d probably put koston to shame!
@@denniss2900 isn't Koston on Skate Mental skateboards?
I might not necessarily be able to imagine the part itself, but I do know I would have had to wait until the end of the video to watch it.
I remember Ocean Howell showing up in the middle of YMCA Visalia with Pack of Lies, which had just come out that week. Jeron had been there with the Real team as their newest am but I'm not sure whether they were there that night. We all watched POL probably 15 times in a row in the mess hall and kids couldn't believe what they were seeing. I watched everything Henry did when he'd show up at Embarco, and I didn't know how to explain to these people that as good as that footage was, he was already advancing beyond it. Absolutely insane how far ahead of the curve he was. I don't think I've ever sen the Nine Club guys as nervous and geeking out as much they are here.
Ocean was a favourite of mine. From H Street vids, and risk it etc. Once I was stood in a queue at kiosk outside Northampton comp England in mid 90s. I hadn't even realised until he got served a drink. I hadn't been there long and I never saw him skate. It took me by surprise and I was speechless like a kid, but I was about 20 yo. Lol
Mr. Roberts still saying "special".
Puts a smile on my face.
Cheers.
-J.T
Watching this right after the first 2022 Street League. Was just thinking bout how all these Japanese and Brazilian kids completely destroying everything now… how they musta got sparked by their local OG’s, and how those OG’s guarantee got hyped off of Henry Sanchez and the whole SF early 90’s scene through magazines and VHS back in the day. Henry and those dudes paved out modern tech skating and changed the world man. True legend.
Amazing episode fellas! One of the most influential skaters of our time, really thankful to get the back story. Big ups to Jeron for stepping up this episode and really making his friend feel comfortable to open up. Love it!
So stoked for this one, much love Henry!!! grew up watching you and you were an inspiration.
This what I live about the nine club. Really introducing to legends I never really knew. Ima go back and watch his parts now.
I know you’re young and I respect what you said about being introduced to guys that came before your time, but please go back and watch old video parts. The quality (compared to today’s standards) is terrible, the tricks are a little sketch but keep in mind that the majority of what you’re watching had never been done before. It helps you to respect not only the guys who pioneered skateboarding, but also the kids who are taking it to the levels we all get to enjoy today.
Older cat here; same age as Henry. I absolutely love this dude. Huge inspiration. Got get em Henry Sanchez, I believe in you homie! 1❤️👊🏻
I appreciate you Henry! I’m 43 and still skate and push myself based on the era of skating that you helped sculpt with Guy, Chico, Carrol, Rick Howard, etc. Keep skating and pushing yourself. You still continue to inspire skateboarders to this day. Hope it works out for you getting a sponsor and getting more time. Keep maximizing the time and opportunities that you currently have to become the best you can with what you already have. Thanks for everything.
The most excited and animated I e seen Chris in a long while.! The twinkle in his eyes. So awesome.
Thanks y’all, shout out and props to Sanch.! See you again.
This was so great! Thank you The Nine Club as always! I just tagged both you and Henry on a old blind board video on instagram. Living in a small town video showed me what could be done on a board. I still have my Blind Henry Sanchez Bucket Boy board. I remember watching tim and henrys pack of lies and seeing the switch flip to noseslide and I literally tried and tried for days until I got one. I was so pumped to land it on my Henry Sanchez deck! The chip on the bottom is from trying it so many times over and over. Somehow I still remember that but he was so inspirational both back then and now to everyone skating.
Legendary episode. Sanch is Guy Mariano level important in street skating, he’s one of the best of all time and everyone knows it. Even his sight unseen part was innovative. I wonder if it was Rocco who told him to get Koston
I’d bet money on it.
Had to be Rocco. I don't see Rodney trying to pull some shit like that
@@From96TilDeath yeah, you're right. Someone (I think it was Danny Way) said Rocco was always behind the schemes at World, even if he wasn't directly taking part.
I love that he still remembers his inspiration for landing a hard trick back when he was still a kid was his homie buying him a cold soda.
Money was so scarce I never had loose change to buy food or drinks but that didnt stop me from leaving the house and skating for 10 hours plus in the neighborhood w the rest of the gang. Having a buddy you could hit the garden hose was nice but a cold soda on a hot summer day was a game changer..
I was expecting a total tough guy but he is such a sick dude. Happy he found is way back to his board. What a legend 🙌
Yeah Sanchez was this small skinny kid we saw him at a Turlock/Modesto shop contest and Greg Carroll drove him Karl Watson Kamau Nick Lockman to enter the contest circa 88/89 right after the h street videos and here’s this little kid ripping the small jenky course and he stood out like who was this kid as we headed back home to San Jose/Los Gatos and all we did was talk about him at the Gremic skateshop a week after….a week later we finally find out his name after seeing him in Thunder ad and a month later we see Sanchez again in Real Ad doing front nose grind tail slide on the SF State small rail…. Prior to that contest, we would occasionally skate EMB on the weekends but I never recognized Henry skating there but I remember Kamau and Karl….. but as we kept continuing skating EMB on the weekends after that contest we would see Henry, Carroll and Javontae, Karl, Wing Ding skating the Blocks ripping shit up and then a year or 2 later you would see Drake, Dan Drehobl Scott Johnston Huf skate there…but yeah Henry was like years ahead of everybody there and blew up and year later got on blind….I remember Santa Cruz came out with everslick boards and when Henry got on blind, Steve Rocco started making everslick boards after and I traded a Santa Cruz board my homie sold $20 and I would trade it for the Henry Sanchez Terminater graphic board
His part in Sight Unseen was WAYYY ahead of its time!!
That part could easily pass for todays pros 💯
Forreal such tech gnar
I loved that part...that whole vid in fact. His Pack of Lies part was mindblowing. Frontside 5-0 to bs 180 nosegrind!!!
Henry Sanchez legend! Dam I’m in my late 40’s now, this dude dam…OG. Sorry for fanboyin out. Thank yu Nine Club!
I follow Henry on Facebook and Instagram, and the stuff he puts up is so good.
Shout out from Brazil! Being a fan for a long time. Thanks for everything you guys are doing for skateboard.
Much love Henry, such a huge inspiration.
Hopefully when people in the industry see this, they'll be getting in line to pay this legend what he deserves🙏
Super hyped on this one. Legend right here. Get chico on plz 🙏. Shot out Sac town!
We 💯 need a Chico episode!!
1:16:06 “I’ll deliver man” 🥺 that shit got me
That was awesome. Henry is the best. I'm definitely going to support any brand that he goes to
This episode is amazing from start to finish!!! Henry is a living legend and was always stoked watching him in his video parts. Mad respect to nineclub for doing this show and sharing all these amazing stories about skateboard culture
Grew up skating EMB, pier 7, and all the sf spots every weekend taking the train to sf when I was a young buck always seeing Sanchez, York, Karl Watson were always nice even to me a young kid letting me get in my turn on the spots.
Thanks guys much appreciated!
Such and amazing skater. Got his DGK board on my wall 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🏻
It's so good that Henry got to talk about his life like this. It's healing for everyone...
Just finished this one and really enjoyed it. I didn’t know this story and it was inspiring. I hope he gets on somewhere and we see more.
He should be on Primitive seriously… I would buy his board straight away and would hope he would makes so much money. This guy is such a legend
yeah from a business standpoint, mad 35 and older heads would buy primitive boards just to support Henry.
Primitive would be a good choice.
Definitely should! I think P Rod would do it, too. He always shows love to the generations before him and have a lot of respect for each other
Jeron made it mad comfortable for henry good shit DUBZ.
So so glad this finally happened henry is a for sure icon in the industry and still doing his thing...
“Riding a skateboard sets you up for adultery” lmao Jeron sorry but that was hilarious
Lol glad you caught that too
Milestone for the club and us. Thanks guys.
Henry rules...... Big inspiration for im 46 also and just bought a whole new set up do to a old friend hit me up and said bro we aint done yet..... i told him how funny i was just watching the nine club with henry and was like yep i got something to show still....
I remember him in transworld skateboarding magazine. Then I meet a girl named Delilah Sanchez I said wow do you know Henry a awesome pro skateboarder.
They should just give Henry $1million dollars for everything he has done for skateboarding
Facts
Carroll should pay that😋
Never to old to keep progressing and learning! Great interview
I was 14 when Sight Unseen came out. Everything about Henry’s part was light years ahead of its time. The 3rd and Army lines to this day are incredible (tre flip 5-0, manny varial heel, Nollie flip front tail) and the classic bangin Inward Heel off the loading dock 🤯
“Neva forget where you came from!”
Hope someone sponsors him... Super OG and pioneer... Straight up legend!!!
He's Henry, know what I'm saying...it's HENRY !!!
I was on tour with Henry. He was an amazing skateboarder and absolutely loved his video parts and then to be on tour with him many years ago as part of a faze 7 tour of the UK that they organised with Alvin Singfield was in charge and changed my mind of him totally. It was a classic case of never meet you hero's. He was the most demanding obnoxious diva ive ever met. He treated Alvin like a piece of shit and generally acted like a spoilt child for the whole trip. I just sat there in the back in complete shock and that experience never left me because I was gutted that the guy I looked up to as an amazing skateboarder (which he is) could be so nasty to someone I respected a lot. That Tim & Henry video was one of the best videos ive ever seen still to this day. I guess we've all grown up now but unfortunately my first encounter with him was such a negative experience. Apart from that I wish him all the best.
Sure he would feel bad about it now. Think about it, his ego would of been out of control from a young age with a bunch of 'enablers' the same age around him. No excuse for that behavior though, ever...
Great episode! I really liked the energy between Jeron and Henry.
OH DAMN! Crail please put Henry on so we can see what he can do. As someone in their 40s I love seeing
40 year old pros ripping street... Look at Guy, Chico etc ripping. Skating is aging gracefully and is no longer about 16 year olds. Generations deserve generational heroes. I get 100% more out of watching a 45 year old kickflip on flat than a 22 year hard flip down a 15 set.
my first board ..........a Real Henry Sanchez , the classic baby with the yellow pen , back to 1991........
90’s skateboarding was so good and Henry definitely made a huge impact with his fast, tech skating-NBD’s. Too bad about the Girl thing, but like he said, it’s motivating him now which is so sick! I’m 46 now with 2 kids and a full time job for the past 27 years and he’s inspiring me to get on my board (about 10-15 sessions for me in the past 8 years). Keep ripping Henry🤘
I'm new to the show but I love it when Jeron loosens up and let's the vocab flow like he does here. Henry Sanchez is a legend.
Long overdue to get Kelch on The Nine Club. So many stories. So much personality. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Seriously Socrates has to get all that footage he has and put it out as a archive video man so many of us would pay up $$ to see all that shit for real!
EMB was the squad. Wing ding is grossly underrated. Shamile randle. Jake Vogel you can go even deeper.
Another great episode! So much love and support in this episode. Keep it rolling Henry, we're all rooting for you!
Wooo nice. Love you guys. I'm waiting for Arto even if he's gonna come on 20 years.
Yes! Thanks guys for coming though with Henry. I’ve been waiting for this episode since you guys started. Such a legend! Can’t wait to finish this one 🤙🏼
What an episode !! Love and respect to Henry and all the og skaters still getting it to this day 🙌🔥
There's a lot of dudes coming back into skating, that could only wish to be that legendary! Street skating owes a lot to Henry Sanchez! He took it to another level like 3 decades ago!
been waiting for years for this one
David Bowie was asked, "You manage your own corporation at this point of your career, doesn't being a business man get in the way of your art? In which he replied "No, I had to become a better BUSINESS man in order to become a better ARTIST"
Now apply that model to Skating, who are the most successful skaters? This is a cautionary tale about making the right business decisions, Henry Sanchez could have been one of the all time greats, surpassing P-Rod, Koston, Mariano and Stevie, put together, let that sink in.
100%
I think the same way as Jeron. It’s dope when someone ask you or you ask someone Els if they mode if you try the same trick and then you both work on it together and land it. Always fun.
Legendary!! OG in a video with Cardiel, Heath, and Tosh! Neva Forget
58:36 The video he’s talking about is Quiet Storm (1991). Produced by Dave Schlossbach. The clip of him big spinning the 7 is in the video.
Carroll does a Tre flip the 7 too … love that video 💎💎
Amazing episode !!!! I would love to see Henry’s name on a girl board .
I think that would have already happened.
@@denniss2900 I was talking more of a guest board.. a 1 off .
skateboarding owes Henry $$$
It was unbelievable seeing Sanch skating Pier 7 in the late 90’s.
that'd be like seeing jimi hendrix at woodstock!
The 90’s. Amazing memories but so much attitude. I wish skaters were as supportive as they are today. My own “crew” were dicks to each other. Negative vibes all the time. But still the progression then and the brands, videos etc. amazing.
Was literally thinking the same thing.
Needed to hear this one, thanks
Dude’s a king, ahead of his time 👑
A true humble legend, I went to s.f from u.k for a couple o months in the summer of 92' crazy vibes around the emb and the city in general, I remember vividly the Friday before the back to the city comp' when everyone rocked up to the emb with these girl tees.....mad times/city ..shoutz to Sanchez!!
The 9ine club, the show that has legends talking.
Absolute legend of the game. Great watch. I definitely shed a tear hearing about his downfall.
Super stoked is an understatement
Been waiting for this one for forever !
This one brought me back to the nine club instantly..didnt watch the last one. But Henry for sure..maybe get his brother on next?
Ben!
@@nicolasbaker9601 yup lol loved his mouse part
Dirty?
Oh damn Ben's his brother? Makes perfect sense, I always thought they had similar posture on the board
Truly great episode guys!
Best episode ever. Thank you the nine club with Chris Roberts
I’m rooting for this man. I still love watching his sight unseen part
Ever since seeing Sight Unseen when it came out Ive been a fan, Legend
So everyone is just gonna ignore the kf back noseblunt at Pier 7 in chomp? Best Henry clip