this video so beautifully captures the artistic and sensory impulses of inner city skateboarding, the roughness of the concrete ground coupled with the sounds of police sirens is so reminiscent of many large cities. The sound of rolling over those cracks echoes in your mind, the mundaneness of the spot becomes so beautifully detailed as captured by Greg in this video. Skateboarding is art bro. The music is OP btw.
@@davidpowers69 I’m not knocking there skateboarding I love watching videos that I can relate to it’s more fun than watching joslin big spin a 17 stair
I love videos filmed at one spot. Like Bobby Worrest did with Pulaski, but it doesn't have to be a legendary spot like that to be awesome. I remember growing up there was a high school a town over with the funnest steps anyone has ever skated. We made a DIY that must have had a hundred feet worth of incredibly awesome curbs with a few cinder block ledges and a perfect flatbar we made with the thin blocks on their sides and a square rail that fit perfectly on top...so fun
I came here before I didn’t have my board on me I saw 3 kids practicing their nollie flips and I asked one of them for their board and I missed a kickflip because I didn’t have my skate shoes but I landed a nollie shuv, I’m a little older now and I still suck at kickflips
God I love my neighborhood. Glad to see it’s getting some love... and the parts in this were sick af too. Crazy to see Ted and lurker Lou again. What a cool video. UWS; Sleepiest corner of Manhattan.
Song at 9:09 took me through a quick music lesson... cover of curtis mayfield's hit soul track "move on up" The main riff was so familiar... finally figured out Kanye sampled it in "Touch the Sky," the first huge song introducing lupe fiasco to the mainstream
hill bomb ender is literally a genius way to end a video if you make something like this, thats just all about the love and that FEELING. great work seriously
@@chinesefoodbong the man said he skated "little boards" my guess is he grew up skating that in the 60s/70s, that thing on clay wheels and a board with like a 8 inch wheelbase is suicide, especially when you are a young kid.
@@chinesefoodbong We recreated the scene from the movie "Death Bowl to Downtown" by Six Stair for Andy Kessler who skated here back in the day. It was a tribute to him since he passed away. And that hill is crazy if you see it in person haha!
Now that is a couple good ledges on some awful ground. those steps and curbs look fun as hell. Wonder how long those ledges have been skated. Every now and then here in the Midwest I'll see a spot we skated ten years earlier brand new and the weather's made the ground nearly unskatable
@Ricky Flores Miles Cohoe is insane. He does not have an Instagram. I had to put him on the map for this video. We grew up skating this spot at 10 years old. We've been waxing those curbs for over a decade. I will let him know you appreciate his talent. Thanks Ricky.
@@MichaelandIkle yea true, just go on google maps, schools especially high schools and colleges are rlly good, i just found an 8 stair im gonna hit this weekend!
@@gregpnavarro I'm not sure I got the intentional irony (got theories), but I'm glad you guys got ears. Some of those notes had me jump to the ceiling, bite my tongue off and then jump out the window after I set my computer on fire. Everything else about the video was rad as fuck and made me want to go skate all the more.
this is special because it reflects how neighborhoods have their own respective flavors. i feel like the upper west side always had its own little scene, kids that went to private school but hated it and ended up at like, bard. still shredders, but it was necessarily different from downtown kids... maybe more levity or lightness idk. anyways the jazz and the slappies and the fall leaves kinda took me back to skating around the natural history museum and taking the 1/9 back downtown, belly full of greys papaya. glad kids are still into that and that some things don't change. one love
i have some I can list :) mark gonzales - video days aidan mackey - \m/ yonnie cruz - static iv guy mariano - mouse "wtf is a broach" on jesse alba's channel cafe's vid "sonata" has some jazz in it
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The music selection on this really hit the spot for me. Thanks.
Love skate edits that focus on the one spot , everyone becomes attached to their favorite skate spots 🌀☯️🌍
The 20 minute video you didn’t know you wanted to see.
Literally I pushed this video off until I heard ted barrow in it, & I feel he is the skater you need to see skate
dude everyone rips but when suciu enters the scene its a whole other level
this video so beautifully captures the artistic and sensory impulses of inner city skateboarding, the roughness of the concrete ground coupled with the sounds of police sirens is so reminiscent of many large cities. The sound of rolling over those cracks echoes in your mind, the mundaneness of the spot becomes so beautifully detailed as captured by Greg in this video. Skateboarding is art bro. The music is OP btw.
Relax dawg hahahahaa tf are you taking about
@@Littleweenaman this video was very relaxing - so done :) read more kiddo, sorry you can't understand.
Finally a video that makes me feel like I’m good at skating
@@davidpowers69 I’m not knocking there skateboarding I love watching videos that I can relate to it’s more fun than watching joslin big spin a 17 stair
@@Jonathan-jq5cl my bad bro
damn as good as mark suciu?
@@jamesfru118 no, i wish, Mark should of been 2019 soty
@@Jonathan-jq5cl Surely he is coming out with something nuts this year
Yo this is incredibly rad and I’m jealous we don’t have a scene like this in Atlanta. Big upsss!!
I’m super grateful to live in NYC and love the scene! I have fam in ATL and skate there sometimes! Much love!
@@dannyarensberg1015 one love
Where in Atl u live? I'm in lawrenceville area
@@warman167 word! Midtown
I love videos filmed at one spot. Like Bobby Worrest did with Pulaski, but it doesn't have to be a legendary spot like that to be awesome. I remember growing up there was a high school a town over with the funnest steps anyone has ever skated. We made a DIY that must have had a hundred feet worth of incredibly awesome curbs with a few cinder block ledges and a perfect flatbar we made with the thin blocks on their sides and a square rail that fit perfectly on top...so fun
beautiful video. love the quick cuts of spot scenery and things scattered in the middle of clips
I learned to skate at this monument. Greg is a legend
Wow! ♥️
I came here before I didn’t have my board on me I saw 3 kids practicing their nollie flips and I asked one of them for their board and I missed a kickflip because I didn’t have my skate shoes but I landed a nollie shuv, I’m a little older now and I still suck at kickflips
the cinematography/editing in this video was eveything great job
Thanks Pedro!
This was the spot! The ground was not as nice back in the day tho. Everyone would skate the top but it looks closed now.
What’s at the top?
Greg Navarro delivers! Immaculate filming and editing!
I’m moving back to NYC this year and I just learned curbs soooooo.... I’m going to be a very happy guy soon.
Fantastic video - well done Greg Navarro!
Love that hey arnold song for a part sick.
Perfect sunday morning vid
just skated here again yesterday. always a good time
20 minutes of people throwing themselves down stairs is exhausting. 20 minutes of this is refreshing.
What a love letter to skateboarding.
This sent me straight to sleep, but in a good way. Having nice dreams of skate.
U must be SLEEP typing
Don't you guys know that skateboarding is about grinding the world's biggest handrails!??! Sheesh
God I love my neighborhood. Glad to see it’s getting some love... and the parts in this were sick af too. Crazy to see Ted and lurker Lou again. What a cool video.
UWS; Sleepiest corner of Manhattan.
Amazing Job on the filming and editing.
This has me in my feels. Loved every second of it
very purposefully put together video! great job to the whole crew and to the filmer!
Song at 9:09 took me through a quick music lesson... cover of curtis mayfield's hit soul track "move on up" The main riff was so familiar... finally figured out Kanye sampled it in "Touch the Sky," the first huge song introducing lupe fiasco to the mainstream
hill bomb ender is literally a genius way to end a video if you make something like this, thats just all about the love and that FEELING. great work seriously
i don't get it. it looked pretty mellow, why was it their suicide hill?
@@chinesefoodbong the man said he skated "little boards" my guess is he grew up skating that in the 60s/70s, that thing on clay wheels and a board with like a 8 inch wheelbase is suicide, especially when you are a young kid.
@@chinesefoodbong We recreated the scene from the movie "Death Bowl to Downtown" by Six Stair for Andy Kessler who skated here back in the day. It was a tribute to him since he passed away. And that hill is crazy if you see it in person haha!
@@gregpnavarro awesome, thanks for the context. I'll have to check it out
1:26 jazz nerds watching this video gonna have flashbacks right here
T H E L I C C
WHY
i had flashbacks and don´t know why
Ah, the L I C C
omgggggggg hahahahaha
Amazing video! Love seeing natural style and sick tricks. Really hyped up to skate damn. Thanks for the video🔥🤙
i lived 2 years in NYC what an amazing city, i absolutely love NYC
So rad !!! I see these spots all the time in NYC
Skate spot in this video so epic with jazz song
Miles Cohoe’s song is 100% from Hey Arnold. Great skating.
Herbie wrote the Hey Arnold theme. Unless I’m misinformed.
@@-solidsnake- wasn’t it Jim Lang who scored Hey Arnold? My research only goes as deep as a google search but that was my understanding.
feedback_ts reviewed one of my skating clips on insta back when he was doin that regularly. funny ass dude
Thank you Greg
Thanks Dom!
that hey arnold song was so perfect great video
Now that is a couple good ledges on some awful ground. those steps and curbs look fun as hell. Wonder how long those ledges have been skated. Every now and then here in the Midwest I'll see a spot we skated ten years earlier brand new and the weather's made the ground nearly unskatable
That version of 'Move On Up' rules.
Really enjoyed this. True skateboarding
flashbacks of the first Stereo skate video. with that said 14:10, fronside flip into a switch crooks, very difficult to do even on a lowly curb
do you mean 14:10?
@@wakenbake. haha, good catch, good thing YT has an edit button :)
concept videos are the best thanks fellas
Jazz in skateboarding. Always nice
This video is just breath taking
the vid almost makes nyc rent look affordable. almost
haha
that’s what i thought!! hahaha
Loved all of that, everything about it....used to live on the upper west side too....miss NY
the jazz, the skating, the new england crust -- perfection
Everything I want in a skate vid, real NY, jazz, culture, Steeze skater, wish Jason lee was in this
This video will inspire me to do great things
amazing filming every single clip
Wonderful. Love the jazz xx
lovely video, i wanna skate now
I could barely CURB my enthusiasm
I'll watch anything with Ted Barrow and Miles Cohoe in it.
@Ricky Flores Miles Cohoe is insane. He does not have an Instagram. I had to put him on the map for this video. We grew up skating this spot at 10 years old. We've been waxing those curbs for over a decade. I will let him know you appreciate his talent. Thanks Ricky.
Great vibe amazing piece 💯
I don't know why I enjoyed this. But I did.
Definitely one of the most well put together videos in a long time. The whole wholesome tone and mood were amazing. Gud shit yo
This vid was sick af, different but not too much to the point where it’s boring.
I wish there were cool street spots where I lived
Def are some just gotta find em 😉
pfffft! where _you_ livin’ bruh?
_...on the internet too much for starters..._
@@MichaelandIkle yea true, just go on google maps, schools especially high schools and colleges are rlly good, i just found an 8 stair im gonna hit this weekend!
just grab some wax and find the nearest curb dude
Def is!! But is there a scene of ppl that are down to actually hit the streets?
This was like every video me and my crew recorded in the early 90’s. we thought we were pros on our 8” curbs. Lol
and you were
@@siker78 in our minds perhaps. Actually wish I could go back. Older adulting is not as fun as slappies lol
Dude slappy grinds are sick
It gets serious when the Hey Arnold end theme kicks in at 10:57
Please tell me that cover of Move on up was put in ironically.
It was fully ironically intentional.
@@gregpnavarro I'm not sure I got the intentional irony (got theories), but I'm glad you guys got ears. Some of those notes had me jump to the ceiling, bite my tongue off and then jump out the window after I set my computer on fire. Everything else about the video was rad as fuck and made me want to go skate all the more.
@@petematic It was one take attempt at the song. The band never played it before. I guess you could say it was all done for fun. Plus free :)
Damn, this video was beautiful!
Cool skatin', cool jazz, cool images ♥️
I love the editing!!
suuuuper great video
Love this, but I thought Ethan Fowler should have made an appearance.
Respect!
I would do unspeakable things to be able to switch kf back tail like Ted
Well done UWS young bucks
Thanks Eli!
amazing!
Jazz and skating. I’m in.
yessssss plz wish zeroed was in it
Teds a legend
this is special because it reflects how neighborhoods have their own respective flavors. i feel like the upper west side always had its own little scene, kids that went to private school but hated it and ended up at like, bard. still shredders, but it was necessarily different from downtown kids... maybe more levity or lightness idk. anyways the jazz and the slappies and the fall leaves kinda took me back to skating around the natural history museum and taking the 1/9 back downtown, belly full of greys papaya. glad kids are still into that and that some things don't change. one love
i wish there will be more videos with that jazz vibe. Can someone give advice what to watch?
Stereo skateboard vids
@possesst one of my favourites ;)
i have some I can list :)
mark gonzales - video days
aidan mackey - \m/
yonnie cruz - static iv
guy mariano - mouse
"wtf is a broach" on jesse alba's channel
cafe's vid "sonata" has some jazz in it
I consider this wizardry
They all graduated from hogwarts school of skateboarding
Witchcraft
Love this, so chill
Amazing video! Greg Navarro is the fucking man!! Congratulations to everyone
Thanks Douglas, you killed it homie!
Amazing video
Spot looks so fun what street is that On 70 somthing and what?
Lurker Lou clips are always a treat
that man Ted has some robotic skating
ted with the switch back teezles
bless up to the hey arnold song
Sweet I’ve been dying for a new NY vid
skateboarding is like jazz, but people today do it like its Disney channel. The comparison sucks but you get it, lol
Love this. Thank you.
wow, nice was not expecting this
Insane video
Miles, Ted, even got a rare ass Arthur clip. This video = very pleasant surprise
kennnnnnnn
@@eltigremanda Jay in the house wtf's goodd
Miles cohoe is Richard Ramirez
My man Greg!!! Fuck yeah my dude
♥️
Ted is basically Gabe from The Office.
Love for locals
Top notch vid
♥️
Feel good skateboarding. So wholesome 🤙
Wish ya could still buy Huf classics 👳 such a great shoe
Rip feedback_ ts
It was such a fresh vibe in the PCfied new world of skateboarding
what happened
yeah wtf did happen ?
@@STStudios98 I think he got bored