Gino Ianucci

[shpongle]

[Fongstarr.]

Shout out to Waylon Bone for making these rad videos. I always look forward to a new Out There episode.

[FROTHY]

Of course he rolls up to the rink in the classiest OG bauers...

[sometimeperhaps]

I remember those Bauers from when I was a kid, excellent choice.

Gino for SOTY.

And I’ve probably said this in every thread but Out There is my favourite bit of skateboard media from the past little while. Fills the void of epicly latered, and everyone they’ve profiled is someone you wanna hear from.

[Patrick2G]

I remember those Bauers from when I was a kid, excellent choice.

Gino for SOTY.

And I’ve probably said this in every thread but Out There is my favourite bit of skateboard media from the past little while. Fills the void of epicly latered, and everyone they’ve profiled is someone you wanna hear from.

Will watch later but I still think the guy is a bum.

[Lee Ralphs Dear Old Mum]

I'd rather watch Gino pedal his Pista...

Great piece. Smooth as ever but can't imagine becoming a Dad at 48.

[Mitch Brenner]

Love the Out There features. Crazy Gino's 48 and still looks that fluid and smooth on a board, also shoutout him his baby mama is a dime.

[Abyss1]

I'd rather watch Gone pedal his Pista...

Great piece. Smooth as ever but can't imagine becoming a Dad at 48.

For real I'd rather watch Gino get old

[QixHexagon]

Best push and facial hair in the game

[zahed]

great segment. love gino. he has the smoothest back 180 ever.

[Síota]

Damn i thought I was older than him lol. That said I love these videos, that was a great watch. Didn't really know why there was zero footage of Gino for ages makes sense now. Hopefully he can support his family, will buy some poets stuff when I can.
Dill was looking a bit rough in that and if Dill was worried.....I'm glad Gino got threw it.

[Fartknocker415]

I'd rather watch Gino pedal his Pista...

Great piece. Smooth as ever but can't imagine becoming a Dad at 48.

If it makes it easier to understand, a lifer pro skateboarder at age 48 probably has a mental age of like 35.

[Lee Ralphs Dear Old Mum]

Sure. I had a kid at 29. A good friend of mine had his first and only at 50. No matter your mental or emotional age... that's going to be tough.

[switchfakie]

what a cool fellow, he's from the generation above me so i dont know anything about him but i do remember seeing that clip of the backside flip up the stairs where the board bounces off the wall and he catches it

[peacepappies]

what a man

[Burt Ward]

"Sometimes, Gino needs to be structured". He talks about himself in the third person. I love this.

[ralf_]

Sure. I had a kid at 29. A good friend of mine had his first and only at 50. No matter your mental or emotional age... that's going to be tough.

i kinda thought of this the other day: im 30 and have trouble taking care of myself, no way I should be a parent… that means I won't have kids? maybe, right?

[backside_frontside]

My favorite part was him pronouncing Nike like bike.

[Fongstarr.]

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Sure. I had a kid at 29. A good friend of mine had his first and only at 50. No matter your mental or emotional age... that's going to be tough.

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i kinda thought of this the other day: im 30 and have trouble taking care of myself, no way I should be a parent… that means I won't have kids? maybe, right?

I am sort of a late bloomer in life and when I was 30, I did not have my shit together at all. I was $20K in debt in a 200 square foot studio in SF and just blew all my money on going out buying shit that made me happy. About my mid to late 30s, I started to figure shit out with the help of my now wife. I even told her I never wanted kids cause I came from a divorced household but I am going to be 42 next year and will have my second kid in May and will raise them in a house I just bought last year.

So if there is a will, there is a way. You still have time to get shit right. It might take time but it's doable if you put in some effort into it. And trust me, my effort was super super minimal. I could have gotten my shit together in half that time but it took way longer cause I was that guy that didn't want to change for nobody.

[RichardBarkley]

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Sure. I had a kid at 29. A good friend of mine had his first and only at 50. No matter your mental or emotional age... that's going to be tough.

[close]

i kinda thought of this the other day: im 30 and have trouble taking care of myself, no way I should be a parent… that means I won't have kids? maybe, right?

[close]

I am sort of a late bloomer in life and when I was 30, I did not have my shit together at all. I was $20K in debt in a 200 square foot studio in SF and just blew all my money on going out buying shit that made me happy. About my mid to late 30s, I started to figure shit out with the help of my now wife. I even told her I never wanted kids cause I came from a divorced household but I am going to be 42 next year and will have my second kid in May and will raise them in a house I just bought last year.

So if there is a will, there is a way. You still have time to get shit right. It might take time but it's doable if you put in some effort into it. And trust me, my effort was super super minimal. I could have gotten my shit together in half that time but it took way longer cause I was that guy that didn't want to change for nobody.

I am literally just starting this journey now at 36.

Just paid off heinous debts from a life of madness. Got my act together and have just started saving. Me and my girl gonna start trying for a baby next year. Better late than never

[ShyLow]

Say what you want about corporate money in skateboarding but the fact that Nike backed a legend like Gino through some rough years can't be overlooked.

[ralf_]

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Sure. I had a kid at 29. A good friend of mine had his first and only at 50. No matter your mental or emotional age... that's going to be tough.

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i kinda thought of this the other day: im 30 and have trouble taking care of myself, no way I should be a parent… that means I won't have kids? maybe, right?

[close]

I am sort of a late bloomer in life and when I was 30, I did not have my shit together at all. I was $20K in debt in a 200 square foot studio in SF and just blew all my money on going out buying shit that made me happy. About my mid to late 30s, I started to figure shit out with the help of my now wife. I even told her I never wanted kids cause I came from a divorced household but I am going to be 42 next year and will have my second kid in May and will raise them in a house I just bought last year.

So if there is a will, there is a way. You still have time to get shit right. It might take time but it's doable if you put in some effort into it. And trust me, my effort was super super minimal. I could have gotten my shit together in half that time but it took way longer cause I was that guy that didn't want to change for nobody.

thank you thank you, there is hope

[Trilogy]

I'm honestly going to say, I rather hear Gino talk than watching some unstylish robot doing the most mindblowing trick!

[Fongstarr.]

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Sure. I had a kid at 29. A good friend of mine had his first and only at 50. No matter your mental or emotional age... that's going to be tough.

[close]

i kinda thought of this the other day: im 30 and have trouble taking care of myself, no way I should be a parent… that means I won't have kids? maybe, right?

[close]

I am sort of a late bloomer in life and when I was 30, I did not have my shit together at all. I was $20K in debt in a 200 square foot studio in SF and just blew all my money on going out buying shit that made me happy. About my mid to late 30s, I started to figure shit out with the help of my now wife. I even told her I never wanted kids cause I came from a divorced household but I am going to be 42 next year and will have my second kid in May and will raise them in a house I just bought last year.

So if there is a will, there is a way. You still have time to get shit right. It might take time but it's doable if you put in some effort into it. And trust me, my effort was super super minimal. I could have gotten my shit together in half that time but it took way longer cause I was that guy that didn't want to change for nobody.

[close]

I am literally just starting this journey now at 36.

Just paid off heinous debts from a life of madness. Got my act together and have just started saving. Me and my girl gonna start trying for a baby next year. Better late than never

Yup. By the end of it, we all can get to the same point regardless if someone does it sooner than others. And to be truthful, I rather enjoyed being broke in my 30s and doing spontaneous stuff but now that I am 41, I am not trying to go to bars where the everyone is in their 20s and 30s. I belong at the breweries and kids park now. Haha.

Good luck on the kid thing. 

[big_kev_215]

Wild hearing Gino speak this open and honestly about himself and his struggles.  I feel like he usually comes off as standoffish and disinterested in everything.  This humanized him a lot.  I’m a massive fan of his skating and wish him continued success.  Gino circa 2004ish (?) in those Nike SB FC’s was so sick. 

[RichardBarkley]

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Sure. I had a kid at 29. A good friend of mine had his first and only at 50. No matter your mental or emotional age... that's going to be tough.

[close]

i kinda thought of this the other day: im 30 and have trouble taking care of myself, no way I should be a parent… that means I won't have kids? maybe, right?

[close]

I am sort of a late bloomer in life and when I was 30, I did not have my shit together at all. I was $20K in debt in a 200 square foot studio in SF and just blew all my money on going out buying shit that made me happy. About my mid to late 30s, I started to figure shit out with the help of my now wife. I even told her I never wanted kids cause I came from a divorced household but I am going to be 42 next year and will have my second kid in May and will raise them in a house I just bought last year.

So if there is a will, there is a way. You still have time to get shit right. It might take time but it's doable if you put in some effort into it. And trust me, my effort was super super minimal. I could have gotten my shit together in half that time but it took way longer cause I was that guy that didn't want to change for nobody.

[close]

I am literally just starting this journey now at 36.

Just paid off heinous debts from a life of madness. Got my act together and have just started saving. Me and my girl gonna start trying for a baby next year. Better late than never

[close]

Yup. By the end of it, we all can get to the same point regardless if someone does it sooner than others. And to be truthful, I rather enjoyed being broke in my 30s and doing spontaneous stuff but now that I am 41, I am not trying to go to bars where the everyone is in their 20s and 30s. I belong at the breweries and kids park now. Haha.

Good luck on the kid thing.

Cheers man

[Atiba Applebum]

Gave his kid the middle name Lucero.   Wonder if that’s an Italian thing or an homage to John (only give pause bc they don’t appear that close to merit a naming)

[matt_2993]

Dill neck

[Atiba Applebum]

Dill neck

my man is slowly growing into Bib Fortuna.  Give it time to grow

[Giftedly Hater’d]