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Skateboarding => USELESS WOODEN TOY BANTER => Topic started by: mboy on January 16, 2019, 07:38:11 AM
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What the fuck happen to this guy back in the day to go from such a high profile skateboarder to pretty much invisible in every aspect?
Always though he probably had too much of an ego to ride for someone else company after running Menace/MNC/All-City/City Stars 1.0, but even second coming of City Stars was horrible and hardly any sign of footage from the guy himself.
Remember he had an interview in Juice a bunch of years back, never read it unfortunately. Would be awesome if someone for example could hook up some scans!
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he didn't have a part n street cinema, and I pretended to be surprised.
He didn't even look at a skateboard in the 411 day in the life.
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Calling Chopps. Let’s get a Chromeball going w Kareem! Him and Rocco are the 2 I would love to know what they’re up to these days.
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Real estate business in Houston TX Area
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He moved out of Cali now lives in Texas still skates and still runs City Stars as a local company he also does real estate... He owned Axion shoes also back in the day and was in Tony Hawk pro skater when they were making big money so he is paid... He said he was just over how wack the industry was at the time so he fell back around 2003...dude is a legend couldn't really see him riding for any of these companies tho...
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Threatened to sue Bobshirt over Menace tees.
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Threatened to sue Bobshirt over Menace tees.
That's so lame.
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Are you speaking specifically of Kareem "The Dream" Campbell?
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Threatened to sue Bobshirt over Menace tees.
That's so lame.
does that mean Bobshirt is responsible for MNC 2.0? who is that guy?
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Threatened to sue Bobshirt over Menace tees.
That's so lame.
Menace 2.0 or MNC, the current company that's making boards, is different. Bobshirt is a really nice guy named Tim, he runs the Deckaid board exhibit with his wife as well as the interviews. He made Menace tees awhile ago as an homage to/appreciation of the company in its heyday. I have one, he sent one to me when I bought some boards off him. He obviously wasn't making them to greatly profit off the Menace name so it's bizarre why Kareem would get litigious. I guess money really changes people.
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Threatened to sue Bobshirt over Menace tees.
That's so lame.
Menace 2.0 or MNC, the current company that's making boards, is different. Bobshirt is a really nice guy named Tim, he runs the Deckaid board exhibit with his wife as well as the interviews. He made Menace tees awhile ago as an homage to/appreciation of the company in its heyday. I have one, he sent one to me when I bought some boards off him. He obviously wasn't making them to greatly profit off the Menace name so it's bizarre why Kareem would get litigious. I guess money really changes people.
Homage or not... Nice guy or not... Dude probably should have asked..... If someone I didn't know from Adam started running reproductions of something I created and was proud of and was now defunct I'd be bent out of shape too.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBE6JeMZHZw
solid gold.
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Threatened to sue Bobshirt over Menace tees.
That's so lame.
Menace 2.0 or MNC, the current company that's making boards, is different. Bobshirt is a really nice guy named Tim, he runs the Deckaid board exhibit with his wife as well as the interviews. He made Menace tees awhile ago as an homage to/appreciation of the company in its heyday. I have one, he sent one to me when I bought some boards off him. He obviously wasn't making them to greatly profit off the Menace name so it's bizarre why Kareem would get litigious. I guess money really changes people.
Homage or not... Nice guy or not... Dude probably should have asked..... If someone I didn't know from Adam started running reproductions of something I created and was proud of and was now defunct I'd be bent out of shape too.
Pretty much. You can’t just bootleg shit because you like it.
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Time for some Axion
https://youtu.be/pyL5H7q3Xfw
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Threatened to sue Bobshirt over Menace tees.
That's so lame.
Menace 2.0 or MNC, the current company that's making boards, is different. Bobshirt is a really nice guy named Tim, he runs the Deckaid board exhibit with his wife as well as the interviews. He made Menace tees awhile ago as an homage to/appreciation of the company in its heyday. I have one, he sent one to me when I bought some boards off him. He obviously wasn't making them to greatly profit off the Menace name so it's bizarre why Kareem would get litigious. I guess money really changes people.
Homage or not... Nice guy or not... Dude probably should have asked..... If someone I didn't know from Adam started running reproductions of something I created and was proud of and was now defunct I'd be bent out of shape too.
Everyone's entitled to their opinion. I'm not saying your wrong but to me, since Tim ran the excellent Bobshirt site for many years and helped keep the World/Menace legacies alive in many ways, plus the fact that he only made a few shirts and didn't mass-produce them to cash in, that doesn't mean a lawsuit should be the outcome. I don't know all the facts but based on what I do know, it's petty to me. Like when Nikki Sixx sued Vans because they used a picture of him with Trujillo in an ad.
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Threatened to sue Bobshirt over Menace tees.
That's so lame.
Menace 2.0 or MNC, the current company that's making boards, is different. Bobshirt is a really nice guy named Tim, he runs the Deckaid board exhibit with his wife as well as the interviews. He made Menace tees awhile ago as an homage to/appreciation of the company in its heyday. I have one, he sent one to me when I bought some boards off him. He obviously wasn't making them to greatly profit off the Menace name so it's bizarre why Kareem would get litigious. I guess money really changes people.
Homage or not... Nice guy or not... Dude probably should have asked..... If someone I didn't know from Adam started running reproductions of something I created and was proud of and was now defunct I'd be bent out of shape too.
Kareem lost that trademark (never had one in the first place?) in the 90s, what kind of claim does he have to Menace now?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQvpkQGugKg
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I don't know if he has the trademark or not but it's still wack to just start making shirts of someone else's design........ maybe not illegal... but still lame.
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Threatened to sue Bobshirt over Menace tees.
That's so lame.
Menace 2.0 or MNC, the current company that's making boards, is different. Bobshirt is a really nice guy named Tim, he runs the Deckaid board exhibit with his wife as well as the interviews. He made Menace tees awhile ago as an homage to/appreciation of the company in its heyday. I have one, he sent one to me when I bought some boards off him. He obviously wasn't making them to greatly profit off the Menace name so it's bizarre why Kareem would get litigious. I guess money really changes people.
Homage or not... Nice guy or not... Dude probably should have asked..... If someone I didn't know from Adam started running reproductions of something I created and was proud of and was now defunct I'd be bent out of shape too.
Everyone's entitled to their opinion. I'm not saying your wrong but to me, since Tim ran the excellent Bobshirt site for many years and helped keep the World/Menace legacies alive in many ways, plus the fact that he only made a few shirts and didn't mass-produce them to cash in, that doesn't mean a lawsuit should be the outcome. I don't know all the facts but based on what I do know, it's petty to me. Like when Nikki Sixx sued Vans because they used a picture of him with Trujillo in an ad.
who's to say that Kareem even knew of or cared about what bobs shirt was about? and do we know that he actually filed a law suit?
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I already said this, but Kareem and Tyshawn Jones have really similar styles.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
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I already said this, but Kareem and Tyshawn Jones have really similar styles.
Tyshawn's thrasher cover reminded me of this as soon as I saw it:
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-WzVUszhIe84/Tm69HvX-zzI/AAAAAAAAO2o/g3zRe2EwmVk/s1600/kcsubwaychrome.jpg)
I used to have that ad on my wall in high school.
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I already said this, but Kareem and Tyshawn Jones have really similar styles.
Tyshawn's thrasher cover reminded me of this as soon as I saw it:
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-WzVUszhIe84/Tm69HvX-zzI/AAAAAAAAO2o/g3zRe2EwmVk/s1600/kcsubwaychrome.jpg)
I used to have that ad on my wall in high school.
Damn I remember that ad, everything Kareem Campbell related was so fresh back in the late 90s.
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i started skating when thps came out and he was the one guy out of everyone who i never saw anything about in skate media. seems he really dropped right out of the industry
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
Not Louis.. they have scouts n shit who go to popular areas where knockoffs are sold and will sue your face off. Go with Gucci :P
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He gave up Paul Rodriguez and said "you are welcome" then dipped
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Menace was sick, but I always thought it would have been amazing if Kareem actually went to Chocolate like he was supposed to.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
It won’t be an issue ... it’s an homage they will feel honored just like Kareem should have when Robert Shirt ripped him off
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Can we just get like two clips from him in 2019? I just wanna see a ghetto bird.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
Two different situations there, Kareem.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
It won’t be an issue ... it’s an homage they will feel honored just like Kareem should have when Robert Shirt ripped him off
Don't refer to yourself in the third person, Kareem.
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I already said this, but Kareem and Tyshawn Jones have really similar styles.
No.
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Was a huge Kareem Campbell fan back in the mid to late 90s. Have a Menace hat he signed in 1997 sitting on the shelf next to me right now actually. Most recent footage I recall seeing of him was in this Etnies skate and create years ago. Was still looking quite comfortable on a board at that time.
2:06
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvJjFAj3Bc4
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
Two different situations there, Kareem.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
It won’t be an issue ... it’s an homage they will feel honored just like Kareem should have when Robert Shirt ripped him off
Don't refer to yourself in the third person, Kareem.
So because some board collector / blogger liked menace he should be allowed to make knock offs ?
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I already said this, but Kareem and Tyshawn Jones have really similar styles.
yeah they both sloppy
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I already said this, but Kareem and Tyshawn Jones have really similar styles.
No.
Yes.
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I already said this, but Kareem and Tyshawn Jones have really similar styles.
yeah they both sloppy
yeah!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBE6JeMZHZw
solid gold.
This is platinum.
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Once (when I was 18), I was walking home, having just been released from jail, and I saw Kareem Campbell rolling a joint in his car. He nodded at me and kept rolling.
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Two different situations there, Kareem.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
It won’t be an issue ... it’s an homage they will feel honored just like Kareem should have when Robert Shirt ripped him off
Don't refer to yourself in the third person, Kareem.
So because some board collector / blogger liked menace he should be allowed to make knock offs ?
Kareem never sued me. Once I explained myself to him and explained how much money I wasn’t making we were good. I think I made 30 shirts and gave away half that.
I even got him to agree to shoot an interview during all that drama (never squander an opportunity ha). We’ll see if that ever happens though.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
Two different situations there, Kareem.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
It won’t be an issue ... it’s an homage they will feel honored just like Kareem should have when Robert Shirt ripped him off
Don't refer to yourself in the third person, Kareem.
So because some board collector / blogger liked menace he should be allowed to make knock offs ?
Kareem never sued me. Once I explained myself to him and explained how much money I wasn’t making we were good. I think I made 30 shirts and gave away half that.
I even got him to agree to shoot an interview during all that drama (never squander an opportunity ha). We’ll see if that ever happens though.
You still should have asked first ... I thought illuminate and 101 were cool ... would Ricky and Natas have a right to be bummed if I started printing shirts?
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Was a huge Kareem Campbell fan back in the mid to late 90s. Have a Menace hat he signed in 1997 sitting on the shelf next to me right now actually. Most recent footage I recall seeing of him was in this Etnies skate and create years ago. Was still looking quite comfortable on a board at that time.
2:06
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvJjFAj3Bc4
Didn't he have a clip in Boys of Summer? It was a kickflip to fakie on a quarterpipe and switch frontside flip.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
Two different situations there, Kareem.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
It won’t be an issue ... it’s an homage they will feel honored just like Kareem should have when Robert Shirt ripped him off
Don't refer to yourself in the third person, Kareem.
So because some board collector / blogger liked menace he should be allowed to make knock offs ?
Kareem never sued me. Once I explained myself to him and explained how much money I wasn’t making we were good. I think I made 30 shirts and gave away half that.
I even got him to agree to shoot an interview during all that drama (never squander an opportunity ha). We’ll see if that ever happens though.
So Kareem actually comes out of this looking good.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
Two different situations there, Kareem.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
It won’t be an issue ... it’s an homage they will feel honored just like Kareem should have when Robert Shirt ripped him off
Don't refer to yourself in the third person, Kareem.
So because some board collector / blogger liked menace he should be allowed to make knock offs ?
Let’s not pretend skateboarding hasn’t been ripping off logos/designs for their own benefit (for decades). Every company in existence has likely gotten a cease and desist from someone.
Then when it happens to them, it’s time to lawyer up. Foh.
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Was a huge Kareem Campbell fan back in the mid to late 90s. Have a Menace hat he signed in 1997 sitting on the shelf next to me right now actually. Most recent footage I recall seeing of him was in this Etnies skate and create years ago. Was still looking quite comfortable on a board at that time.
2:06
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvJjFAj3Bc4
someone posted an IG clip in photos/videos a year or two ago with a couple clips of him at a park. back tail was one of the tricks and maybe a nosegrind.
found it:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BB77MhSErmr/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1uriq48rqypcy
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Dudes hella smart. Skate industry is made up of some bitch ass high school grade niggas. Who wants to chill with dudes making 1k a month when you can make 12k+ a month and chill with your family?
If you say other wise you’re a fuckin pussy lmao
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Menace was sick, but I always thought it would have been amazing if Kareem actually went to Chocolate like he was supposed to.
He certainly would have fit in with all the footage/photos/anyfuckingthing he's put out since.... 1997
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
Two different situations there, Kareem.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
It won’t be an issue ... it’s an homage they will feel honored just like Kareem should have when Robert Shirt ripped him off
Don't refer to yourself in the third person, Kareem.
So because some board collector / blogger liked menace he should be allowed to make knock offs ?
Kareem never sued me. Once I explained myself to him and explained how much money I wasn’t making we were good. I think I made 30 shirts and gave away half that.
I even got him to agree to shoot an interview during all that drama (never squander an opportunity ha). We’ll see if that ever happens though.
Thanks for explaining it, Tim.
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Kareem had an interview with Muckmouth back in 2013
https://www.muckmouth.com/kareem
Read it. It's interesting. It goes over him checking his pager during lines and talks about trademark infringement with circa and stuff. Kareem is sick. Dude just looked cool on a skateboard. I always played as him in the Tony Hawk games.
(https://i.imgur.com/wz3zYmtl.png)
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Was a huge Kareem Campbell fan back in the mid to late 90s. Have a Menace hat he signed in 1997 sitting on the shelf next to me right now actually. Most recent footage I recall seeing of him was in this Etnies skate and create years ago. Was still looking quite comfortable on a board at that time.
2:06
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvJjFAj3Bc4
someone posted an IG clip in photos/videos a year or two ago with a couple clips of him at a park. back tail was one of the tricks and maybe a nosegrind.
found it:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BB77MhSErmr/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1uriq48rqypcy
Holy shit he still looks amazing on a board. Kinda bummed I started skating in 2000-01 which is pretty much the exact period he seems to have dipped. We all got robbed
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Two different situations there, Kareem.
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I'm going to start selling knock off Louis vuitton bags on canal street as an homage
It won’t be an issue ... it’s an homage they will feel honored just like Kareem should have when Robert Shirt ripped him off
Don't refer to yourself in the third person, Kareem.
So because some board collector / blogger liked menace he should be allowed to make knock offs ?
Let’s not pretend skateboarding hasn’t been ripping off logos/designs for their own benefit (for decades). Every company in existence has likely gotten a cease and desist from someone.
Then when it happens to them, it’s time to lawyer up. Foh.
Maybe I should make some bobshirts or deckaid shirts as an homage ... cool with you tim ?
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To do real estate etc. in Texas is one thing, but im certain that people with more of a demanding job has been able to squeeze in some regular type of skating. Especially in 20 fucking years time. Kareem is one of my all time favorite skaters so its nothing too negative, just disappointing haha!
Instagram clip was cool, even small shit like that would not be too hard to put up on a regular bases within such long period of time. Through social media or even better, through his own fucking company.
Anyone read his interview in Juice? saw the photos that was in there but could never manage to read the writing. This would be like 2 years old maybe?
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To do real estate etc. in Texas is one thing, but im certain that people with more of a demanding job has been able to squeeze in some regular type of skating. Especially in 20 fucking years time. Kareem is one of my all time favorite skaters so its nothing too negative, just disappointing haha!
Instagram clip was cool, even small shit like that would not be too hard to put up on a regular bases within such long period of time. Through social media or even better, through his own fucking company.
Anyone read his interview in Juice? saw the photos that was in there but could never manage to read the writing. This would be like 2 years old maybe?
I get that you’d like to see some clips, I would too, but if he’s not trying to maintain a presence in skateboarding why the fuck would he bother? His legacy is unfuckable with, he’s got nothing to prove. I like guys that can just walk away from it all.
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came across some boner on youtbube comments who said Kareem was always talented, just a shame he had such a bad style. I replied I know it's all opinion and personal preference, much like anything in life, and you're certainly entitled to your wrong opinion.
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His Trilogy part is in my top 3. Bummer that he didn't put out more.
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To do real estate etc. in Texas is one thing, but im certain that people with more of a demanding job has been able to squeeze in some regular type of skating. Especially in 20 fucking years time. Kareem is one of my all time favorite skaters so its nothing too negative, just disappointing haha!
Instagram clip was cool, even small shit like that would not be too hard to put up on a regular bases within such long period of time. Through social media or even better, through his own fucking company.
Anyone read his interview in Juice? saw the photos that was in there but could never manage to read the writing. This would be like 2 years old maybe?
Having a skateboard company is trying to maintain a presence in skateboarding. If not based strictly on your own name, you got a company up and running. Not sure how many board sales City Star 2.0 has had since it started but I am certain more people including myself would be following it on a regular basis as well as buying product if there was at least a few Kareem decks with good graphics along with a few clips here and there like the instagram clip someone posted earlier.
This would make City Stars more profitable as sales would increase, so if you are dealing with real estate and investments you should be able to see the benefits for you company by putting out some footage, anything, along with decent product, as a way to grow your business.
Then again, if you dont have to care about money, can afford to have a company that not really does much but still exists and just skating for fun real low-key, your probably in a better situation then plenty of other people struggling to stay relevant and earn a few bucks! Less pressure and more free!
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... would Ricky and Natas have a right to be bummed if I started printing shirts?
You seem like a contentious jerk so yeah, probably.
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... would Ricky and Natas have a right to be bummed if I started printing shirts?
You seem like a contentious jerk so yeah, probably.
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came across some boner on youtbube comments who said Kareem was always talented, just a shame he had such a bad style. I replied I know it's all opinion and personal preference, much like anything in life, and you're certainly entitled to your wrong opinion.
Dude, too sick. I bet he was like ??? And then like >:( but then like :'(
Fucked him all up.
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I already said this, but Kareem and Tyshawn Jones have really similar styles.
no tyshawn look like a gumby kareem look like a honed ninja in the streets, tiger arm style. I wanna see if he still can ollie a table or something.
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Hey, goldenbullcow, it's wild how morally opposed you are to making a run of shirts, but trying to dig up details of a kid's death to the point of obsession is fair game, huh? Fuck off.
Anyways, back to brass tacks, Kareem had two tricks in the first Boys of Summer.
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came across some boner on youtbube comments who said Kareem was always talented, just a shame he had such a bad style. I replied I know it's all opinion and personal preference, much like anything in life, and you're certainly entitled to your wrong opinion.
Dude, too sick. I bet he was like ??? And then like >:( but then like :'(
Fucked him all up.
No doubt n afterwards I gave my boy a pound n we locked off his computer n had a laugh and some tallcans. I wonder what happened to that boner on YouTube that day. It was never really beef. Alright man , one
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came across some boner on youtbube comments who said Kareem was always talented, just a shame he had such a bad style. I replied I know it's all opinion and personal preference, much like anything in life, and you're certainly entitled to your wrong opinion.
Dude, too sick. I bet he was like ??? And then like >:( but then like :'(
Fucked him all up.
No doubt n afterwards I gave my boy a pound n we locked off his computer n had a laugh and some tallcans. I wonder what happened to that boner on YouTube that day. It was never really beef. Alright man , one
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came across some boner on youtbube comments who said Kareem was always talented, just a shame he had such a bad style. I replied I know it's all opinion and personal preference, much like anything in life, and you're certainly entitled to your wrong opinion.
Dude, too sick. I bet he was like ??? And then like >:( but then like :'(
Fucked him all up.
No doubt n afterwards I gave my boy a pound n we locked off his computer n had a laugh and some tallcans. I wonder what happened to that boner on YouTube that day. It was never really beef. Alright man , one
Made me laugh.
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Hey, goldenbullcow, it's wild how morally opposed you are to making a run of shirts, but trying to dig up details of a kid's death to the point of obsession is fair game, huh? Fuck off.
Anyways, back to brass tacks, Kareem had two tricks in the first Boys of Summer.
I was trying to solve a crime and bring closure to an awful event. If you have a problem with that I don’t know what to tell you.
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Was a huge Kareem Campbell fan back in the mid to late 90s. Have a Menace hat he signed in 1997 sitting on the shelf next to me right now actually. Most recent footage I recall seeing of him was in this Etnies skate and create years ago. Was still looking quite comfortable on a board at that time.
2:06
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvJjFAj3Bc4
someone posted an IG clip in photos/videos a year or two ago with a couple clips of him at a park. back tail was one of the tricks and maybe a nosegrind.
found it:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BB77MhSErmr/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1uriq48rqypcy
This makes me happy. Nice drop.
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Any Kareem footage is a blessing. I don’t expect much from a dude in his mid 40s with kids working full time. As long as there is 1 Kareem clip a year I’m happy. Those few ledge tricks made me wanna go skate.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs3pmqYgbx2/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=i3tjm8d6n22z
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https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs3pmqYgbx2/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=i3tjm8d6n22z
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https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs3pmqYgbx2/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=i3tjm8d6n22z
Thats way up there with the sickest clips ive seen this year.
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I'm looking for a clip of Kareem doing a fakie 5-0 fakie front shove out on a bench. It was filmed at night, on a wooden bench with an iron angle I think. It's neither in Trilogy nor in 20 Shot Sequence but I know it was filmed in 95 or 96, around that time. Does this ring a bell? Thank you!
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I'm looking for a clip of Kareem doing a fakie 5-0 fakie front shove out on a bench. It was filmed at night, on a wooden bench with an iron angle I think. It's neither in Trilogy nor in 20 Shot Sequence but I know it was filmed in 95 or 96, around that time. Does this ring a bell? Thank you!
I got you, fam. At 12:42
http://vimeo.com/155316460
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I'm looking for a clip of Kareem doing a fakie 5-0 fakie front shove out on a bench. It was filmed at night, on a wooden bench with an iron angle I think. It's neither in Trilogy nor in 20 Shot Sequence but I know it was filmed in 95 or 96, around that time. Does this ring a bell? Thank you!
I got you, fam. At 12:42
http://vimeo.com/155316460
Daaayum! FunTux comin’ through with the goods AND services; respect!
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I'm looking for a clip of Kareem doing a fakie 5-0 fakie front shove out on a bench. It was filmed at night, on a wooden bench with an iron angle I think. It's neither in Trilogy nor in 20 Shot Sequence but I know it was filmed in 95 or 96, around that time. Does this ring a bell? Thank you!
I got you, fam. At 12:42
http://vimeo.com/155316460
Can't believe I forgot about Rodney versus Daewon!
Thanks a lot Sir! Really appreciated.
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kinda wild to think that if the city stars team stuck around that they would've had one of the most high-profile skaters of all time and a relevant supporting cast. if i was straight with my money, i probably would stay out of the limelight too
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I'm looking for a clip of Kareem doing a fakie 5-0 fakie front shove out on a bench. It was filmed at night, on a wooden bench with an iron angle I think. It's neither in Trilogy nor in 20 Shot Sequence but I know it was filmed in 95 or 96, around that time. Does this ring a bell? Thank you!
I got you, fam. At 12:42
http://vimeo.com/155316460
Can't believe I forgot about Rodney versus Daewon!
Thanks a lot Sir! Really appreciated.
No problem, Franc. I'm psyched you reminded me to rewatch this part.
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I'm looking for a clip of Kareem doing a fakie 5-0 fakie front shove out on a bench. It was filmed at night, on a wooden bench with an iron angle I think. It's neither in Trilogy nor in 20 Shot Sequence but I know it was filmed in 95 or 96, around that time. Does this ring a bell? Thank you!
I got you, fam. At 12:42
http://vimeo.com/155316460
Thanks, Lou. <3 I've got a pretty terrible memory but that trick always stood out to me. His opening tricks too where he ollies a picnic table lengthwise and then does one of the most beautiful kickflips ever - so good. Kareem just oozes style and the resolution and audio of his clips were so good for back in the day.
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Man i wish everyone would use ps sticks and made good boards with good shapes id still would only skate City Stars to this day
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Dude was of the age too where guys generally hang it up as well. Not like he disappeared at age 22