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from butterTV on 1 Jan 2019
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https://vimeo.com/305603316
from butterTV on 10 Dec 2018
Episode 02 – I spent a few days with Jordan this past summer and followed him around as he skated, picked up soft goods for Ghetto Community, ripped through Manhattan on his motorcycle, and showed his son how to be a better skater.
Jordan is RAW. People often say that gritty New York City culture died when all of the transplants from different states showed up but Jordan proves that it’s still alive and well here and that you soft. He also helped put together the blading scene on Lower East Side by encouraging long time friends and neighbors to strap up some skates as well as holding an annual street event called the 12th & D comp located in the Jacob Riis housing projects. This behind the scenes glimpse is just a little taste of what Jordan has been cooking up lately as he continues to support the scene and bridge the gap between rollerblading and everything outside of it.
Cheers!
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from butterTV on 21 Nov 2018
Met Cavin early this year in Amsterdam and had a chance to catch up with him after Blading Cup while he was staying in NorCal. He just wrapped up filming his trip and will release a video about it in the future so be on the lookout. Without giving too much away — here’s a quick BTS piece we’ve put together. Cheers!
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from butterTV on 16 Oct 2018
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“Youth Control the Culture” — ONE LUX
San Jose, California – September 29, 2018. Originally I had plans to fly out west with my wife to visit Utah and when I realized the date we were flying home I planned a detour to Northern California. I missed out last year so I was pretty stoked to be there and it did not disappoint (they never do). We met up at Adelante Academy for the first spot. After four heats there was a juniors competition and the energy of the crowd for the little Arvinites was amazing (Shout out to Matt Mickey from Intuition Skateshop. Then we made our way to Morrill High School, which was a slightly curved rail with an angled approach, and lastly, the classic IMYTA spot where the final four took place many years ago. The weather was sunny and the vibe was very cool. After the comp—Walter, who I met when I first arrived, let me catch a ride out to BJ Bernhardt’s studio where the afterparty was. Beers, pizza, two skate video premieres (Bay Connection and Grombè) and good company—What more could you ask for. Shout out to Keezy, Mike, and everyone who helped organize and attended the event. The community out in NorCal is strong. Cheers to the good times!
