Stay Gold came out my first year in high school, so needless to say, it was a very influential video for me at a very formative stage in my life. My local shop at the time, which closed down a year or two later, had a huge premier in their parking lot where all of the skaters in the area showed up to. I'd been skating for less than a year at that time, and probably couldn't even kickflip yet. I was a wide eyed kid stoked to be hanging out with our town's skate scene and seeing my favorite pros on the big screen. Everything about that experience blew me away and I bought a copy of the DVD on the spot that I would end up rewatching almost every single day after getting home from high school. And by rewatching it, I mean that I was starting it from Heath's part almost every single time and watching the whole damn hour long video. I had maybe two or three friends at the time, so it was also a rough transitional patch in my teen years.
Stay Gold got me even more excited on skating than I already was at the time. I learned kickflips while wearing a pair of Hsus not long after that. Joy Division became my favorite band because of Heath's part. I still have that DVD somewhere and it's still my favorite skate video to this day.