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Everyone who’s attached to the industry is such a fucking ass kisser now. “Everyone just wants to blame someone” in response to Carroll saying how poorly beibel was treated after filming a mentally ill, scrawny ass homeless person getting pummeled by some roided out gym monkey. Fuck out of here. Lost respect for all parties involved with this mediocre ass interview.
Pretty much where I landed, and why I appreciate Gifted Hater keeping it honest rather than entrenching in the industry.
This is why I hate the nine clubs attitude towards shit. People just can’t handle criticism anymore or any critical thinking. It’s all “hating” .
But at the same time ask jeron and mike about their childhood or emb days and it’s “we were beating up and robbing strangers for being different” but it’s fine cause it was them and the 90s and all those dudes shaped skateboarding today so it was a good thing. It wouldn’t be so frustrating if this attitude hadn’t become pervasive throughout society as a whole.
Just to make sure everything stays valid, that was never Mike and Jeron and they never claimed to be that. That was Kelch and co, the older crew. And by older they were like, 19
Yeah, I also don't think Jeron was a full time EMB kid either, he skated it when he was there like most people connected to World or Girl at the time, but he's SoCal, I believe he mostly got hooked up and connected to that crew cuz of Tim Gavin. But, Carroll's peers age wise at EMB were like Marcus McBride, Karl Watson, Ben Sanchez, Mike York, Henry Sanchez, Chico, Lee Smith, Jovantae, etc. and once they moved to SF guys like Huf and Scott Johnston.