New World industries video

[Tonyhawk-prostate]

[Natas_Fauxas]

That was awful to watch. I kept watching thinking it had to get better, but it didnt.

[Marv]

Some of those high fives and hugs were switch I think. Definitely innovative.

[Lucky_Basek]

I’m so confused. Why does this exist?

[Tonyhawk-prostate]

I’m so confused. Why does this exist?

[Tonyhawk-prostate]

That was awful to watch. I kept watching thinking it had to get better, but it didnt.

The video was kinda annoying with the Board grabs. It was too much for me. kinda have to go with you on that one?

that kickflip gap to manual To drop down was mind blowing Conceptually but it touched too

[ralf_]

some bingo card shit
world industries restarts as humble bro crew

[Dimewithacannibal]

Who?

[Return2monke]

Why? Just why does this even exist?

Rocco turning in his grave

[kook1234]

this was going to set the tone for the next decade?

[TwisT]

I wonder how much Shelter paid for the rights to make world product? I bet he got a pretty sweet deal. I've seen the stray world deck on the skateshop/zumiez shelf, so it's I imagine its doing better AIN.

This was fine. I like this these more home spun felling skate videos.

[Ignatius J Reilly]

you know you guys don't gotta post everything that comes out, right?

[yungthug]

This is in that zone where it would be a fun homie/independent project, but as a video for a company with such a heavy legacy and history like World it feels flat. 

[MtnDoucheBag]

They did tricks on spots that have been heavily one-upped years ago.

[GardenSkater77]

I’ll just watch New World Order for the hundredth time…

[backside_frontside]

Damn World Industries still exists??

It always trips me out that when older pros in interviews are talking about "World" back in the day and how it was the coolest brand. The brand and the graphics were so much different than the World I grew up with. Like two totally different companies. Even those old pros only refer to it as "World". I'm 32 and starting skating in the early 00's so World Industries to me was always Flameboy and Wet Willy. I can't imagine how anyone could be stoked on that brand in 2024.

[Arto!Arto!WakeUp!]

Damn World Industries still exists??

It always trips me out that when older pros in interviews are talking about "World" back in the day and how it was the coolest brand. The brand and the graphics were so much different than the World I grew up with. Like two totally different companies. Even those old pros only refer to it as "World". I'm 32 and starting skating in the early 00's so World Industries to me was always Flameboy and Wet Willy. I can't imagine how anyone could be stoked on that brand in 2024.

^same. as an early 2000's recruit, finding out that world used to be the shit was the biggest shock to me when i got caught up on 90s skate history. like 'the fucking cartoon brand? they had an actual team?'

[pbj]

reminded me of this video that I forgot existed until now
my neighbor got this with a World complete back in the early 2000s

[somedudefromnj]

im confused

is Shetler doing both world and AIN?

[Baby on Board]

I’ll just watch New World Order for the hundredth time…

Thanks for making me watch this for the first time. That Shiloh part was so fucking good

[funeral_tuxedo]

I’ll just watch New World Order for the hundredth time…

I <3 this video so much. I still trip out on Shamil Randal’s perfect switch bs 360 down the little stairs at Embarcadero.

[GardenSkater77]

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I’ll just watch New World Order for the hundredth time…

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Thanks for making me watch this for the first time. That Shiloh part was so fucking good

Glad you took the time to watch. I watched it again today for the first time in maybe 5 years but this video is amazing for 93. We were still wearing the goofy boy pants and these guys look great and their tricks are really clean for the era. If you don’t know it goes NWO>>>20 Shot Sequence>>>Trilogy.

[funeral_tuxedo]

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I’ll just watch New World Order for the hundredth time…

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Thanks for making me watch this for the first time. That Shiloh part was so fucking good

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Glad you took the time to watch. I watched it again today for the first time in maybe 5 years but this video is amazing for 93. We were still wearing the goofy boy pants and these guys look great and their tricks are really clean for the era. If you don’t know it goes NWO>>>20 Shot Sequence>>>Trilogy.

I think it might be Chico Brenes’ best part.

[GardenSkater77]

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I’ll just watch New World Order for the hundredth time…

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Thanks for making me watch this for the first time. That Shiloh part was so fucking good

[close]

Glad you took the time to watch. I watched it again today for the first time in maybe 5 years but this video is amazing for 93. We were still wearing the goofy boy pants and these guys look great and their tricks are really clean for the era. If you don’t know it goes NWO>>>20 Shot Sequence>>>Trilogy.

[close]

I think it might be Chico Brenes’ best part.

I think I like his skating here better than most of his stuff from chocolate but it’s tough because I don’t recall him having a long part with Crail. I think his parts were around 90 seconds. I think he got buried a bit with all the talent. Now I’m gonna have to go back and watch all his parts.

His best part is 7 x 7. Maybe my favorite part from a 40 something.

[funeral_tuxedo]

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I’ll just watch New World Order for the hundredth time…

[close]

Thanks for making me watch this for the first time. That Shiloh part was so fucking good

[close]

Glad you took the time to watch. I watched it again today for the first time in maybe 5 years but this video is amazing for 93. We were still wearing the goofy boy pants and these guys look great and their tricks are really clean for the era. If you don’t know it goes NWO>>>20 Shot Sequence>>>Trilogy.

[close]

I think it might be Chico Brenes’ best part.

[close]

I think I like his skating here better than most of his stuff from chocolate but it’s tough because I don’t recall him having a long part with Crail. I think his parts were around 90 seconds. I think he got buried a bit with all the talent. Now I’m gonna have to go back and watch all his parts.

His best part is 7 x 7. Maybe my favorite part from a 40 something.

The 7x7” part is bonkers. I’m also a big fan of his FTC Finally part where he skates to Sade (it starts around 6:30).
http://youtu.be/UY3FTqE6wwA?si=CtG1Ib9LIzIFJh_r

[Jim and Dan]

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I’ll just watch New World Order for the hundredth time…

[close]

Thanks for making me watch this for the first time. That Shiloh part was so fucking good

[close]

Glad you took the time to watch. I watched it again today for the first time in maybe 5 years but this video is amazing for 93. We were still wearing the goofy boy pants and these guys look great and their tricks are really clean for the era. If you don’t know it goes NWO>>>20 Shot Sequence>>>Trilogy.

Shiloh's part is still all-time in my book, even upon 1st seeing it in maybe '03 or '04, it made that big on an impression on me and still holds one of my favorite 360 flips (from the switch backside 360 heel line at Lockwood). Shiloh was lightyears ahead of most and seemingly due to personal issues, never got the shine he quite deserved.

But yeah back to the matter at hand, this iteration of World shouldn't even be a thing and like others am confused why Shetler is doing two different board brands. Plus he kind of came off as a dick when me and a former Pal ran into him at Paul Cauffee in Providence and I'm not going to let that go.

[IUTSM]

Hell ya, Sam Curran. Glad you got to make this video!

Say whatever you want about Shetler but the dude is still a total skate rat and works hard to keep it going. Homie is a real one and a genuinely decent person who uses his connections and privilege to hook up as many kids/people as possible.