the red devil. (new strobeck supreme clip)

[TINCL]

Backing it.  Strobeck doing good things lately.  Sucks Supreme is seen as a poser brand, their riders are sick and it's something new.   HD zoom really focusing on those brand names and black nail polish though.

Is this the same Aiden or an evil supreme built clone?

[SilvergultRab]

Black nail varnish. Well goth

[neil.]

so good. also I love how every diff new supreme clip has a diff guy skatjng slightly better then the others. in cherry it was nakel, tyshaun in joyride and kevin Bradley in this one. also funny to imagine kevin Bradley still on cliche or almost or whatver

hes on fa now

[AnotherHardDayAtTheOffice]

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I feel like Pablo is gonna be one of those dudes who people want to hate on so bad, but eventually his skating is gonna get so good that you just can't hate anymore.

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keep dreaming theres some serious talent out now.

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sean pablo's skating isnt evolving at all. which is fine because people can concentrate on his personality. he's like the braydon szafranski of their crew. he doesn't have to be good at skating to be popular.

the best dude out of this crew is kevin bradley, everytime he's up you know the tricks gonna be sick and he keeps getting a better eye. hes weirdly underrated for some reason. probably because he's not as loud.

THIS!

I always thought of Sean Pablo as the Matt Allen of the Supreme generation. A skater who has a niche in the industry as long as his style of skating (and clothing) is popular, but who will probably fade away as soon as "the market" changes again. Just like Matt Allen didn't have a place in the skateboard industry when people didn't focus on handrail stunts anymore. However, the comparison to Braydon makes more sense, because they're popular for their fashion in the first and their skating in the second place. That being said, the skating in this clip was the best I've seen from Sean Pablo. I was surprised to see him flip his board... twice!

Kevin Bradley is seriously the most talented out of the whole bunch. He was already really good before Cherry and had one of the best parts in "Bon Voyage." Nakel is really good as well. 7

Overall, cool clip!

[darkslideoftheforce]

I think you guys should watch his stuff in cherry again, then watch this and tell me he isn't "evolving at all".

[Musty_Berrings]

I'm fine with Sean Pablo as long as he doesn't try to push his t-shirts on here again but yeah didn't expect to like that as much as I did, I was pleasantly surprised.

[givecigstosurfgroms]

for the record I was stoked on pablos footage previous to this clip. it stood out for me and I liked his style.

[Hash Slinging Slasher]

Yeah, I don't know what clips you guys were watching but when I saw this I was thinking 'Damn, Swan Pablo actually got good'

[Wall of Nausea]

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Burzum was unexpected. It worked pretty well. Needed more Aidan Mackey.

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Very

Really? "Hip skateboard New York dude uses ironic racist Black Metal" WHOAAAA. Bill Strokeoff.

[QUIT SINNIN]

supreme and burzum?...the fuck outta here

[Still Tippin]

Is this the same Aiden or an evil supreme built clone?

whoa, never seen that before, good looks! little guy's got his style dialed in.

[5inchDick]

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That front shuv

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FUCK ALL THAT

WHERE IS THAT FRONT CROOKS FROM... IVE WATCHED THIS MORE THAN THAT FUCKING VIDEO ABOVE

[dude attitude]

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I feel like Pablo is gonna be one of those dudes who people want to hate on so bad, but eventually his skating is gonna get so good that you just can't hate anymore.

[close]

keep dreaming theres some serious talent out now.

[close]

sean pablo's skating isnt evolving at all. which is fine because people can concentrate on his personality. he's like the braydon szafranski of their crew. he doesn't have to be good at skating to be popular.

the best dude out of this crew is kevin bradley, everytime he's up you know the tricks gonna be sick and he keeps getting a better eye. hes weirdly underrated for some reason. probably because he's not as loud.

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THIS!

I always thought of Sean Pablo as the Matt Allen of the Supreme generation. A skater who has a niche in the industry as long as his style of skating (and clothing) is popular, but who will probably fade away as soon as "the market" changes again. Just like Matt Allen didn't have a place in the skateboard industry when people didn't focus on handrail stunts anymore. However, the comparison to Braydon makes more sense, because they're popular for their fashion in the first and their skating in the second place. That being said, the skating in this clip was the best I've seen from Sean Pablo. I was surprised to see him flip his board... twice!

Kevin Bradley is seriously the most talented out of the whole bunch. He was already really good before Cherry and had one of the best parts in "Bon Voyage." Nakel is really good as well. 7

Overall, cool clip!

i wouldnt really single out sean the doesnt have to be good at skating to be popular theory applies to basically all fashionable [east coast] skating presently fools worship johnny wilson quarter snacks b roll throw away flat ground iphone lurknyc genesis clips blah blah

[snaked plissken]

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Burzum was unexpected. It worked pretty well. Needed more Aidan Mackey.

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Very

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Because of the number of black people in this video?

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lol its rad a bunch of supreme kids r gonna start to fuck with burzum and prussian blue and shit now

great

[fulltechnicalskizzy]

I've been listening to Burzem since before I was born.

[zarathustra]

the problem with using the term "good at skating" is that some of you understand it narrowly to mean just "technically advanced" on an athletic level. the reality of quality skating though is much more nuanced. skating is a hybrid activity in which criteria for judgement falls somewhere on a spectrum between athlete and artist (like the difference between a football player and ballet dancer). you can't just consider one pole or the other, the entire spectrum needs to be looked at. if duchamp/modernism/post-modernism has taught us anything about aesthetics it's that raw technical ability is a necessary but not sufficient criterion for judgement. an artist like andy warhol (or even picasso for that matter) had a modicum of technical ability but it was his conceptual and aesthetic choices/moves/gestures in the game that made him stand out. i think the situation with sp needs to be looked at similarly. he can skate pretty well on a technical level but that's not only what it's all about.  it's his style and aesthetic choices that make him pop (for some people anyway). those of you blind to the larger ideas of aesthetic seduction (judging him on athletic virtuosity alone) are missing out on a much richer conception of what skating can be... (imho)

[Still Tippin]

the problem with using the term "good at skating" is that some of you understand it narrowly to mean just "technically advanced" on an athletic level. the reality of quality skating though is much more nuanced. skating is a hybrid activity in which criteria for judgement falls somewhere on a spectrum between athlete and artist (like the difference between a football player and ballet dancer). you can't just consider one pole or the other, the entire spectrum needs to be looked at. if duchamp/modernism/post-modernism has taught us anything about aesthetics it's that raw technical ability is a necessary but not sufficient criterion for judgement. an artist like andy warhol (or even picasso for that matter) had a modicum of technical ability but it was his conceptual and aesthetic choices/moves/gestures in the game that made him stand out. i think the situation with sp needs to be looked at similarly. he can skate pretty well on a technical level but that's not only what it's all about.  it's his style and aesthetic choices that make him pop (for some people anyway). those of you blind to the larger ideas of aesthetic seduction (judging him on athletic virtuosity alone) are missing out on a much richer conception of what skating can be... (imho)

kudos, well stated.

[thecooldude498]

the problem with using the term "good at skating" is that some of you understand it narrowly to mean just "technically advanced" on an athletic level. the reality of quality skating though is much more nuanced. skating is a hybrid activity in which criteria for judgement falls somewhere on a spectrum between athlete and artist (like the difference between a football player and ballet dancer). you can't just consider one pole or the other, the entire spectrum needs to be looked at. if duchamp/modernism/post-modernism has taught us anything about aesthetics it's that raw technical ability is a necessary but not sufficient criterion for judgement. an artist like andy warhol (or even picasso for that matter) had a modicum of technical ability but it was his conceptual and aesthetic choices/moves/gestures in the game that made him stand out. i think the situation with sp needs to be looked at similarly. he can skate pretty well on a technical level but that's not only what it's all about.  it's his style and aesthetic choices that make him pop (for some people anyway). those of you blind to the larger ideas of aesthetic seduction (judging him on athletic virtuosity alone) are missing out on a much richer conception of what skating can be... (imho)

quality troll post

[The Ghost of Lenny Kirk]

the problem with using the term "good at skating" is that some of you understand it narrowly to mean just "technically advanced" on an athletic level.

u might be trolling but theres a lot of people on here that actually believe that sort of thing. the truth is you probably define "good at skating" a lot more narrowly than me. you have a very small concept of what good skating is and if its outside that you trash it. my opinion on him has nothing to do with technical ability, evolving for him isn't doing a switch flip backtail down a rail. try again next time doofus.

[Leyzee Emcea]

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I feel like Pablo is gonna be one of those dudes who people want to hate on so bad, but eventually his skating is gonna get so good that you just can't hate anymore.

[close]

keep dreaming theres some serious talent out now.

[close]

sean pablo's skating isnt evolving at all. which is fine because people can concentrate on his personality. he's like the braydon szafranski of their crew. he doesn't have to be good at skating to be popular.

the best dude out of this crew is kevin bradley, everytime he's up you know the tricks gonna be sick and he keeps getting a better eye. hes weirdly underrated for some reason. probably because he's not as loud.

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THIS!

I always thought of Sean Pablo as the Matt Allen of the Supreme generation. A skater who has a niche in the industry as long as his style of skating (and clothing) is popular, but who will probably fade away as soon as "the market" changes again. Just like Matt Allen didn't have a place in the skateboard industry when people didn't focus on handrail stunts anymore. However, the comparison to Braydon makes more sense, because they're popular for their fashion in the first and their skating in the second place. That being said, the skating in this clip was the best I've seen from Sean Pablo. I was surprised to see him flip his board... twice!

Kevin Bradley is seriously the most talented out of the whole bunch. He was already really good before Cherry and had one of the best parts in "Bon Voyage." Nakel is really good as well. 7

Overall, cool clip!

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i wouldnt really single out sean the doesnt have to be good at skating to be popular theory applies to basically all fashionable [east coast] skating presently fools worship johnny wilson quarter snacks b roll throw away flat ground iphone lurknyc genesis clips blah blah[/s]

so you're saying we should all move on [your coast] and swap some good ol' timeless style and get into driving 2+ hrs to skate a "unique" spot shake junt volume 4 black box long hair tight pants  fat gap long/kinked rails 50s blah blah blah? west coast's kewl n' all (its true to some degree) but i'll stick with what i got thank you.

[The Ghost of Lenny Kirk]

if you think that's all there is to skating on the west coast you're an idiot.

[Tides_Of_Ruin]

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Burzum was unexpected. It worked pretty well. Needed more Aidan Mackey.

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Very

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Because of the number of black people in this video?

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lol its rad a bunch of supreme kids r gonna start to fuck with burzum and prussian blue and shit now

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Supreme x Skrewdriver COLLAB coming soon

sadly, i wouldn't be surprised. or some sort of Burzum shirt, though I highly doubt Varg would ever approve it.

[Chavo]

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the problem with using the term "good at skating" is that some of you understand it narrowly to mean just "technically advanced" on an athletic level.

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u might be trolling but theres a lot of people on here that actually believe that sort of thing. the truth is you probably define "good at skating" a lot more narrowly than me. you have a very small concept of what good skating is and if its outside that you trash it. my opinion on him has nothing to do with technical ability, evolving for him isn't doing a switch flip backtail down a rail. try again next time doofus.

I think he agrees with you, but would rather that you express your reverence in some sort of coherent treatise.

[Lenny the Fatface]

Sean Pablo in cherry/ic2 skated as if he was in a constant state of having to take a mean shit, now he doesn't.  If y'all can't see that kind of improvement you probably already have it made up in your mind to dislike him no matter what (which is fine because he is all about his image) but don't be dishonest about it.

[zarathustra]

the red devil:

[dude attitude]

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I feel like Pablo is gonna be one of those dudes who people want to hate on so bad, but eventually his skating is gonna get so good that you just can't hate anymore.

[close]

keep dreaming theres some serious talent out now.

[close]

sean pablo's skating isnt evolving at all. which is fine because people can concentrate on his personality. he's like the braydon szafranski of their crew. he doesn't have to be good at skating to be popular.

the best dude out of this crew is kevin bradley, everytime he's up you know the tricks gonna be sick and he keeps getting a better eye. hes weirdly underrated for some reason. probably because he's not as loud.

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THIS!

I always thought of Sean Pablo as the Matt Allen of the Supreme generation. A skater who has a niche in the industry as long as his style of skating (and clothing) is popular, but who will probably fade away as soon as "the market" changes again. Just like Matt Allen didn't have a place in the skateboard industry when people didn't focus on handrail stunts anymore. However, the comparison to Braydon makes more sense, because they're popular for their fashion in the first and their skating in the second place. That being said, the skating in this clip was the best I've seen from Sean Pablo. I was surprised to see him flip his board... twice!

Kevin Bradley is seriously the most talented out of the whole bunch. He was already really good before Cherry and had one of the best parts in "Bon Voyage." Nakel is really good as well. 7

Overall, cool clip!

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i wouldnt really single out sean the doesnt have to be good at skating to be popular theory applies to basically all fashionable [east coast] skating presently fools worship johnny wilson quarter snacks b roll throw away flat ground iphone lurknyc genesis clips blah blah[/s]

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so you're saying we should all move on [your coast] and swap some good ol' timeless style and get into driving 2+ hrs to skate a "unique" spot shake junt volume 4 black box long hair tight pants  fat gap long/kinked rails 50s blah blah blah? west coast's kewl n' all (its true to some degree) but i'll stick with what i got thank you.

lol fool i live on the east i was saying east coast tumblr skating is all the rage/fashionable now and a lot of the dudes are pretty mediocre so its kinda pointless to single out sean in this context/ compare him to braydon szafranski wasnt meant as a diss i fuck with those dudes i luv andrew wilson and josh wilson etc

[SHARPSHOOTER]

You live on the East Coast and you say these fools are mediocre? Nakel, Tyshawn and Kevin have all done ridiculous tricks into the Courthouse banks and you call them mediocre?

[dude attitude]

lol no pablo was being singled out as the mediocre one of the crew who doesnt deserve a spot in these clips and i was insinuating that applies to tons of skating particularly east coast rob harris tumblr skating which is popular but is pretty mediocre and actually gave andrew wilson and josh wilson as random examples didnt mention anything about nakel tyshawn or Kevin like dallas todd is down with the homies and pulls mad trim but sucks dick at skating its nothing new

[duffmanshredder]

lol no pablo was being singled out as the mediocre one of the crew who doesnt deserve a spot in these clips and i was insinuating that applies to tons of skating particularly east coast rob harris tumblr skating which is popular but is pretty mediocre and actually gave andrew wilson and josh wilson as random examples didnt mention anything about nakel tyshawn or Kevin like dallas todd is down with the homies and pulls mad trim but sucks dick at skating its nothing new

I'm extremely impressed by how difficult this is to read.

[darkslideoftheforce]

I watched this again today before skating, and tried going for the caveman wallride that pablo does. It's fucking hard to do a proper one.