Mullen would love the innovation and creativity of these guys.

Rodney will be a special soul in heaven for all of US!

What was that at 3:37 😮?

​@@anarcocapitalista3700 180 Casanova flip? Maybe

There is a nice skate park in Osaka under a freeway if you like transitions. The street section is OK (tho I haven't been there in over 10 years so it might have changed). Sorry I forget the name 🤔

gotta start somewhere

That is excellence. But it only seems effortless. They have to work really hard for this.

Who said this is not real skating?! They must be jealous!!

Practice makes perfect

Not 'effortless' - continued improvement over 1 decade!

@@Pifagorass Effortless as in the way it looks not effortless as in they didn't work for it. I'm well aware of the insane levels of practice, they just make it look so easy.

Ever heard of Rodney Mullen or Dae-Won Song?

@@mattyjmogul Have you heard of personal opinion and respecting other ppls perspective?

@@onepun1745 It's ok to say you didnt know one pun. It's called respect.There are opinions and there are facts.

@@mattyjmogul ah there u go again with ur absurd, one-dimensional assumptions...I do know of them which is why i stated personal preference..just because u like something better doesnt means others hv to agree with u. How old are you really? I hope ur just a teenager cause thats how mature ur and that's a fact.

@@onepun1745 alright there's opinions and then there's just lying, i know you seen that og rodney mullen video lolol

Yes sir late 90s early 2000 skater myself. Salute🫡

same 97-2007 i thought we were the pinnacle of skating. my mind is blown.

Rodney Mullen

Making the 90's all look like posers compared to today!

Is there a skateboarding manga yet? Anime?

@@rhinocelot im not sure myself, if there is i would love to check it out

​@@rhinocelotye, but its more about downhill skating called skate the infinite I believe

Or just humans skating

Typically regular non-skaters reaction😂

Fr

Lmfao fr tho

Está acontecendo no mundo todo o surgimento denovos talentos.

F'n Samurais

Finally. And when they start making them, they'll never break.

Japan has been filled with martial artist for many years, it was only a matter of time someone helped them make there way to the USA 🥷

Yuto horogami

I'm 46. I just started skating again this year. It has taken some time to get my feet back under me, but I feel better than I have in years. The bruises have been well worth it. 😆

@@deadbeat-vc9kg Likewise and loving it, good luck

Amazing how far it's progressed and they are amazing to watch, I get so much joy from watching skate vids still

I know. I'm 49 and quit skating around 33. I sat with a smile on my face the whole time totally stoked for these kids and their abilities. They are amazing. Each generation just keeps getting better and better. I'm just glad I got to be a part of the evolution of skateboarding however small my part may have been.

Yeah I'm 46 myself I quit at 33 but I was a good skater! I was going to start freestyle skating but at 45 I got electrocuted @400k volts was in a coma for 3 months and lost my right hand (paralyzed) though every day I get it back a little more. Iys dead weight & absolutely can NOT fall on it. I JUST started being able to move my fingers again just a wiggle but from having no movement or feeling for the past 8 months and the burns have mostly healed. Anyways instill love skating and can still do kickflips & switch flips but I prefer much lost my treflips and big flips.

*coconut wheelie

100% true.

Is it more impressive? because they clearly all got their style from Rodney...Idk they're incredibly good thats where I care to leave it.

@@nicholasagnew2792Rodney emulated what the dog town kids were doing at first. He was inspired by the weird stuff Jay Adam’s did and you can see similar style in the early Bones Brigade videos. Everyone starts somewhere and is influenced by someone.

@@phlogistonstudio8261 Yes. But starting from pinnacle (Mullen) makes it really hard to push thru. Ergo, you're making a generalization (which is already factually misplaced if not just being some wishful thinking) in a context where physics limits matter.

@@MikeyAce45 ok so physics is inarguable. Nobody will be traveling past the speed of light, transmuting materials, or breaking gravity. You’re right about a generalization, so I should add context. While sheer physics is limiting, physicality in the athletic sense isn’t. Recall before the 1940’s there was no physical possibility of a one minute mile till there was. Point being, will power, physical prowess, and mad coordination have a lot to say about the achievable, physics aside. Learning from what we see defines the next impossible thing. It’s the core of innovation and these kids have a whole life to innovate. But maybe their just parrots with no ideas and they just keep doing what’s done, time will tell.

Right!

I think a lot of Japanese people would disagree lol

Please not all of them...stop generalizing it's stupid have some sense will you.

Same could be said about any country in the world after seeing a microscopic sample size, lol. Japanese culture has a very dark side of it as well, put those rose-tinted glasses down mate.

so much negative sad clowns responding to a comment just appreciating people lol. Japanese culture sure is awesome, and the people.

@@DisingenuousComment being realistic isn’t being negative

Totally, theirs reason most prodigies started when they were young.

I heard that they see world differently 👀

Not all. Just like everybody else; people who works harder than others get further.

Not more than anybody else.

Exactly

You can't say they are more talented. They just learned it as soon as they could stand. Also Johnny is a rare breed who is willing to put his mind and body to it to learn any trick that he wants to in a rather short time.

Truly mesmerized by those kids though. They're riding the limit of what the body can do, it's like looking at expert break dancing or Kung Fu.

The primo ride is crazy

I definitely would not say that they are better. Different styles all of them amazing

​@@EarZuI think he said it was a "coconut wheelie" which I had never heard before this

You are not lying. Ginwoo killed the X-Games, and made those socks legendary. 🫡🫡🫡

I’ve seen some of the pre trick work up they do and it’s crazy. Like I’ve never seen tricks broken down into so many parts.

trying to destroy my toyota.. pulled trees out with it, overload it.. race with it.. keeps passing every check .. crazy

@@blackdaan Especially the older ones.

Mostly start em young, like Rodney

oh...and Kai's socks give her bonus points on top of the insane skills!

And I just made it near the end....seriously GREAT camera work!!!

No problem bro, make sure to like and subscribe!

I haven’t even seen video game characters hit these tricks. These kids are on another level

technicality is more intense in the stair sets and grinds, but freestyle is more creative , unpredictable and free flowing which makes it exciting.

@@WiseOnion I agree, techy street skating is my absolute favorite thing to watch and brings a whole new level of difficulty to skating.