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Mullen is the Simone Biles of Freestyle Skate. AKA GOAT.
Lol same here. I didn't learn to skate until I was about 20, and even then I stick to the longboard. Spent plenty of time around skaters though, I can appreciate talent despite having none myself.I would comment because I like some skate thingees, but I'm scared because I'm not really skate crew material.
Either way, it's art.
I'm pretty sure most of you haven't skate for a long time if you're still tripping on Rodney and guys like Giger and Lastra trying to replicate those ugly ass trick.
Do yourself a favor and go watch Mark Suciu Verso or Inhabitat and any shane f$cking oneil part.
Or any atlantic drift video
Also prop for posting fancy lad.
P.s i really feel bad saying this but the only good things that might come out of the covid19 is the cancellation of tokyo2020.
Seriously, F*ck the olympics
There's a lot more names people should know besides Hawk and Mullen. Despite it's niche appeal, Skateboarding has a pretty decent history to delve into.Still a good post for those who don't know. Hawk is the name everyone is familiar with but Mullen is the name they should know.
Where's my skateboarding crew at? had to revisit this epicness. Rodney Mullen was unreal.
Also been watching these Skate challenges.
Natas and Gonz are street skating. Rodney is amazing, and a really nice guy who contributed a ton of tricks to skating, but it wasn't until later on (Rubbish Heap, Plan B) that he got into street skating. He never had the style and aesthetic that they had. Nothing wrong with that, and i'm not taking away from his obvious contributions, but even by his own admission he was a freestyle guy and it took him quite awhile to transition to street skating.he is street skate boarding