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Part 1 of a five-part video series, Weirdo 01 captures Andrew Wilson alongside the Krooked Skateboarding crew as they hit the streets of NYC. Filmed by the Krooked Team, this first chapter blends raw East Coast spots, unique style, and the full team’s energy—setting the pace for the rest of the series.
Cheap Motel’s latest edit, Room171, captures raw street energy in the heart of Lisbon. Filmed by Daniel Galli,, the video blends gritty motel vibes with precise lines across Portugal, delivering a true snapshot of the local skate scene.
Pure power and style — Axel Cruysberghs takes his Toy Machine clip to new heights in this raw, explosive edit filmed and edited by Don Luong. Every trick hits hard. This is Axel at full throttle.
A raw, fast-paced re-edit of Ishod Wair’s footage from Roll Call, Nike’s Quickstrike, and Geoff Campbell’s Internet Birthday Episode 2, filmed across iconic skate spots in New Zealand and Australia.
Before CPH Open 2025 kicked off, Ishod Wair, Tiago Lemos, Rayssa Leal, Louie Lopez, and Oski Rozenberg hit the streets of Copenhagen for two cold, rain-soaked days of pure skateboarding—clipping up heavy for SKF. With weather stacked against them, the crew still turned out unforgettable lines and clips across the city. Don’t miss this one.
Chicago’s own Nick Matthews drops another heavy-hitting part with Antihero Skateboards, under the sharp lens of Matthews Brothers Productions. With smooth power, precise control, and no-bullshit spots, The Pigeonator proves again why he's one of the most respected names in modern street skating. From crusty Midwest ledges to raw city lines, this new edit cements his place in the Antihero legacy.
Filmed and Edited by Blake Matthews
Additional Filming by Mack Scharff and Cody Thompson
At just 12 years old, Kotone Enami made the trip from Ishikawa, Japan to Los Angeles for the first time — and wasted zero time. With only one day to skate, she hit up legendary LA spots with style and control beyond her years. Filmed by Vern Laird and Cody Long, edited by Cody Long, and soundtracked by Dyalla, this Bones Bearings part proves: Kotone’s just getting started.
Danny Dipp and Brian Reid link up with Grand Collection for a street-heavy clip packed with control, speed, and that signature East Coast grit. Filmed and edited by JP Blair, the part captures both skaters navigating crusty city spots with style that’s stripped-down and all substance. No gimmicks — just raw footage, sharp lines, and confident skating.
TJ Rogers brings his trademark control and consistency to the rugged streets of Toronto. Combining flawless tech lines with heavy classics, TJ proves that clean execution still hits hardest. From intricate flatground work to big-impact hammers, this Bones Wheels part is a masterclass in modern street skating — all set against the raw backdrop of his hometown.
Filmer and creative mind Jesse Alba delivers a raw, fast-cut skate edit for Stüssy packed with grit, speed, and East Coast energy. His lens captures street skating with personality and punch featuring a heavy part by Diego Todd!—pure chaos, zero filler .
Jiro Platt charges through East Coast spots with power, style, and precision in his new full part for Habitat Skateboards. From sketchy banks to rough rails, Platt handles it all. A serious move from one of NYC’s most exciting young talents.
Why the 95? Skate legend Eric Koston lays it out in this exclusive look into the story behind the Nike SB Air Max 95. Fusing heritage running design with skate functionality, this drop honors a silhouette that shaped street culture.
Short Girl Films’ latest drop, “Splinter,” hits hard with a stacked lineup and serious street presence.
Simon Bannerot, Niels Bennett, Andrew Brophy, Rowan Davis, Griffin Gass, Breana Geering, Cory Kennedy, Sean Malto, Rick McCrank, and Tyler Pacheco deliver standout parts that blend style, power, and flow. Guest clips from James Capps, Matteo Vandeputte, Evan Smith, and Jasper Dohrs elevate the edit even further.
From raw lines to creative spots, “Splinter” is a must-watch that proves why Girl Skateboards still runs deep in the streets.
Former’s Plastic Bottle Service is not your average skate video. Shot during a rugged trip through Thailand, this cinematic project features standout parts from Austyn Gillette, Jake Anderson, Myles Strampello, and Gelek Gonzalez. Trading comfort for chaos, the crew ditches yachts for dingy boats, capturing raw street skating in unlikely places. It’s a beautiful mess — exactly what skateboarding needs.
Filmed by Geoff Browne, Leon Moss
Edited by Geoff Browne & Austyn Gillette
Cash Only Productions™ and Cash Only Distribution™ bring us a gritty, no-fluff street masterpiece: The Cash Only Video. Starring certified hitters Aleka Lang and Philly Santosuosso, this raw feature delivers pure underground energy.
Backed by powerful supporting parts from Juan Algora, Chris St. Hilaire, Luis Ceita, and Anatoly Bitny, the film feels more like a movement than just a skate vid.
No filters. No gimmicks. Just real skateboarding — Cash Only style.
Baker Skateboards delivers again—this time with Pedro Biagio and Sully Cormier going full throttle in a raw, fast-paced edit that bleeds style and control. From tech-heavy lines to heavy drops, this one's got replay value written all over it.
Alex Willms delivers a heavy part in Dealer’s Choice for Bronson Speed Co., featuring a tech switch bluntslide at Patrick Henry, a massive 50-50 at City College, and his SK8MAFIA call-up. From early days at Carmel Valley to linking with Rhino and stacking clips, this one's all gas.
Filmed by Jesse Silva , Braden Hoban
Edited by Jesse Silva
In honor of James Hardy and the return of his classic pro model The Rambler, the Fallen Footwear crew — Tommy Sandoval, Adam Arunski, Dalton Dern, Kanaan Dern, and Christian Holt — hit Northern California for a raw weekend of skating, camping, and street hunting. From dusty skateparks to crusty spots, this edit captures the spirit of James: pure, relentless, and real.
The Thunder Trucks squad kicks off the new T-II era with heavy LA sessions featuring Nick Michel, Nora Vasconcellos, Joseph Campos, Chris Athans, Kasci Woolf, Jake Anderson, and Gage Boyle. Clean lines, fast spots, and precision control — this is how the T-II rolls.
Filmed and edited by Mack Scharff
Beyond Medals delivers a heavy dose of raw street skateboarding in BAD TRIP, featuring powerhouse parts from Kevin Bækkel, Gabriel Fortunato, Alex Risvad, and Josef Scott Jatta. Gritty filming, unpredictable spots, and pure chaos — this is skateboarding, no filter.
Filmed and edited by Jack Thompson
Additional filming by Daniel Galli and Jais Hansen
