Skaters that are totally clueless

[mick1shrdn]

He probably has some sort of a clue based on what he's done with shoe designs and stuff. But Stefan Janoski doesn't come across as very clever in interviews

[Beeda Weeda]

lutzska

[roba]

That fuckin dude from shepdawgz

[Jonny Utah]

Rowan, Kader, Phelps, Trevor Colden

[Pretty Serious]

Skaters that aren't totally clueless

At least make the thread a challenge.

[Mystical Leader]

I like to be around skaters cause it makes me feel smart

[dirty ol man]

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I think part of the reason Yuto doesn't really seem to have a personality is the language barrier.

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It's only a matter of time before Weiss gets him drunk and does a naked 540 in front of him.

Then he has two choices...

1)let loose and form a personality
2)vanish completely in pure disgust of Weiss and blind in general

weiss doing a naked 540 should be an IG or Snap filter. balls in face. kook em.

[Craig Lutzka]

lutzska

cmon bro

[dirty ol man]

"Tom Penny in the best possible way" 

i think trapasso is synonymous for being the ultimate burnt out skater kid. those interviews when he was at his height...pulling teeth.

what was that sound he would do as well?

[MintySandwhich]

blake carpenter

[GAY]

"Tom Penny in the best possible way" 

i think trapasso is synonymous for being the ultimate burnt out skater kid. those interviews when he was at his height...pulling teeth.

what was that sound he would do as well?

HNNNNNNGGGGHNNNGHGH

[FakieNollie]

Yuto Horigome - the most insane tricks with sadly zero personality, because if he really wanted to make it, he would hopefully realize that it's important to have some
Ben Hatchell - nobody ever saw an kickflip stalefish and thought "I'm feeling that"
Jagger Eaton - his push makes me vomit, also seems to perceive skating switch solely as a way to score higher in contests

Anyone who got Weck'd and took it way too seriously (Danny Way)

Why does it seem like so many people hate on Hatchell? I personally think the dude has great style. His part in Fun was amazing.

[sn00p]

Pat Burke, in a good way. That guy has absolutely no idea what's going on.

haha I immediately thought of pat burke too. I love his skating and personality in videos but that guy is straight FRIED.

[Garth Marenghi]

People registering to defend Scientology and Ben Hatchell. What a time to be alive.

[SonictheHedgehog]

He probably has some sort of a clue based on what he's done with shoe designs and stuff. But Stefan Janoski doesn't come across as very clever in interviews

I think he is smart, just seems slow maybe because of a combo of his slow Cali drawl and the fact he is super laid back because of the success of said shoe. Dude is set for life.

[figureitout]

Yuto was quoted saying,  "Fuck second place" after not winning Phx AM

says who, keep seems really humble, and OP it's clearly 150% A: The fact that he is in a world of English, a language he clearly just starting to learn. Then coupled with the fact that day in and day out he is surrounded by legends flying around the world or situated in Cali, it's hard enough for American AMs to get adjusted to being in the van. There is story after story to evidence point B. Can you give the guy more than a year in his new foreign environment to adjust. Japanese to English is one of the tougher lingual transitions out there. Thanks for your time

[B. Hopper]

Yuto Horigome - the most insane tricks with sadly zero personality, because if he really wanted to make it, he would hopefully realize that it's important to have some

Are you familiar AT ALL with Japanese culture or tradition?

Clueless sounds about right.

[verylowimpact]

Most of Los Angeles and Southern California.

[happenstance]

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Yuto was quoted saying,  "Fuck second place" after not winning Phx AM

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yes... I've been waiting for someone else to chuck a "kurtis"

It was Austin Seaholm, not Kurtis.

And I’ll echo the sentiment that the Yuto comment is out of place.

[Bristol_Palin]

Not really relevant but my favorite interview question for skateboarders is "What's your favorite book?" because 90% of the time they say something along the lines of "I don't fucking read."

[GAY]

Marc Johnson

[Willie]

Not really relevant but my favorite interview question for skateboarders is "What's your favorite book?" because 90% of the time they say something along the lines of "I don't fucking read."

And the other 10% mentions Bukowski, without fail.

[dirty ol man]

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"Tom Penny in the best possible way" 

i think trapasso is synonymous for being the ultimate burnt out skater kid. those interviews when he was at his height...pulling teeth.

what was that sound he would do as well?

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HNNNNNNGGGGHNNNGHGH

Thought it was more of an AAAAAIIIOOOT!!!! whatever it is sounds pretty fried.

[Badmeaningood]

[felipedemetrio]

I think part of the reason Yuto doesn't really seem to have a personality is the language barrier.

he needs a vhs documentary kind of thing... and quit blind

[underknowledge]

skaters that are smiling laughing all the time like mental retards. eg, manchild, cory kennedy, louie lopez

[Mongoloid]

Todd Fuckin' Falcon.

[doublesteveburger]

Someone at one point had to inform Tom Penny that the person's skateboarding that he just complimented on the telly was in fact him.

[Baron Samedi]

skaters that are smiling laughing all the time like mental retards. eg, manchild, cory kennedy, louie lopez

i like that this post was edited

[HotnSpicyMcChicken]

People registering to defend Scientology and Ben Hatchell. What a time to be alive.

What the fuck is up with Hatchell now, he fucking shredded in his prime (assuming he's not anymore). A long time ago, Zero came through for a demo and Ben obliterated our local park. I'm talking McTwist on a vert wall where simply hitting the coping was considered gnarly for a local.