That balding redheaded donkey seems to show up in every snapper video doing exactly the same thing... Dropping in straight with a monkey stance and bending over to touch his toes. I honestly think he's just a terrorist out there to try to injure people, he doesn't ever seem to have any intention (or chance) of actually making a single barrel, or a single section for that matter.
Wow John Mark Tokong ate up those GC waves and crowds, used to surfing Cloud 9 in Siargao where you have to navigate same crowds but with heavier wave.
@@jerrygreene1493 Or you can sit in the lineup and wait for your turn like everyone else. Dropping in on someone is kook behavior and it is why surfing is the way it is now.
@@jerrygreene1493 sure I guess if your at a beginner spot and that’s the norm but if your at a high performance wave I can gurantee you that no one is going to want to share their wave
I spent years surfing with so many creeps. So obnoxious and selfish. Like wild dogs. The non surfing world has always viewed the surfing community as these chill laid back loving people. 😂. It’s the ugliest sport out there. Just so many aggressive narcissists that wouldn’t be able to play on any form of team. Every man for himself. Nothing like what people think.
Not sure where you've been surfing. Yes, there are always some obnoxious fuckers. They usually end up getting kicked out of the crew of locals & have to fend for themselves. But selfish, wild dog, narcissists ?? I blame that on the current generations. THEY ARE ALL LIKE THAT, SURFERS OR NOT !! I can't count the number of times me & my friends interrupted the greatest sessions to rescue some idiot who got washed off the cliffs to get a photograph. Any & all watermen (women these days) should know when someone in the ocean is in distress, you drop all to help them. I mean serious distress. I am certain my little crew of 7-8 guys weren't the only one's doing the same. All around the world, when somebody gets in trouble (near the shore) it's almost always a surfer first on the scene to help out. But I learned to surf in the 70's, way before drones and jetski's, so I guess people can just leave it to the lifeguards these days. There were never lifeguards where we used to surf, 90% of the time anyway. So, that was a long time ago. You're probably right about things today. IF YOU DON'T SURF, DON'T START !! I forgot to mention Da Hui. They were the forerunners saving looks & pros alike. mad respect for each and everyone of them. True watermen-women, with the aloha spirit. Mad love from Mobtown. My heart bleeds for what has and is happening to the native Hawaiian people. It is worse thanwhat we did to the Indians
I surfed because I loved the ocean and as a positive byproduct it took aggression out of me because I surfed to feel peace as well. It's why I won't ever surf here and I actually quit forced too by injury but also had enough. The memories I have nothing can take away.
Who is that in the yellow shorts? Please, someone explain or call him out. See the following time stamps: 7:59; 8:27; 8:32; Local or entitled wrecking machine?
Even though the Aussie guys treated me poorly, I'll still give you the sub & like. Anyway, that was a long ways back in the mid 90's. I had hosted some visiting girls. They were in the youth hostel in Ocean Beach, San Diego, CA so I offered to let them stay at my house instead. Friendships formed & they returned the favor for my first trip to Australia. I took the girls to secluded spots where the only thing you might see is a seal or two, no surfers other than us. That was the beauty of OB/SD. You had the pier which ALWAYS had surf, & if you were willing to shoot the pier you had priority on that wave. Or, you could go south towards Sunset Cliffs and surf any number of spots at low tide. Some were only available by boat or a super, super long paddle. I'm grateful to Aaron & TJ who took us on numerable sessions with their boats. I learned to surf in Ocean CIty, MD (east coast USA beach break, close out shorepound mostly), so I've had my share of facial stitches, but I also learned etiquette. Sadly, from what I am seeing it has only changed for the worse. And Austrailia has sooooo many spots. Bigger crowds & the hope to go viral on You Tube has raised the aggro meter on what was a spiritual experience for me. I's rather be at a smaller, mushier spot with 2-3 friends than fight those crowds. Sure, I like to slash about some & reduce stress, but I prefer working on my lines so when the big waves hit, I can get deeper for longer than most. I guess that's why Kipp, Russell, Somma, & the many others charge @ Shipsterns Bluff, Cyclops, the Box, and Cape Fear. I'd like to see those wave snakes try that nonsense out there. "Nasty wipeout, didja see him pop up ??" "Nope, can't seem to find him. You want to have a go ?? 😂 Nice vid, surfing, & editing. Music choice was interesting too. Cheers, bro. 😎👍🏄♂
💯 on the yellow shorts guy. All summer, USA, we've been watching videos 📹 of the yellow shorts guy dropping in on people. What's the deal with this guy? How is able to go unchecked? He looks like he could be an off duty police officer. Is the guy local? Why do people put up with his 💩
Gold Coast surfers must enjoy surfing with crowds of people cause I have been there when the superbank is crowded and almost nobody surfing D'Bah just around the corner, other point breaks a bit further down the coast nowhere near as crowded keep it up GC surfers.
Surfing is supposed to be peaceful fun rippin with everyone out there. It saddens me to see such a awesome break firing with some idiots who spoil it for others and gets worse resulting from it.
I surf solo 4 days a week where I live...10 different sports to choose from... the wave looks good but wayyyy to busy... chess games all day... ruin your zen. Feeling blessed watching this ozzi kakka soup
Surfing Snapper consistently in the 70's was crowded then but you could still get your share. Some swells could take you all the way to Coolangatta. Today not so sure.
Atleast Occurs doesn't wipe bloke out and he still gets sic wave. The bloke in green shorts shouldn't be allowed out there, he ruined it for somany and so dangerous. Avagud1 everyone else who has respect.
Good waves yeah ok, but though mot as consistent nor as long your local is a better option. Failing that head sth because I can't think of anything worse than watching good waves and maybe get a couple of mediocre ones or a fight over dumb antics. Cyclone swell turns up and you 2000 people all have the same idea surf snapper and claim you surfed that storm. Well no you didn't you watched others surf it whilst sitting there and I can't think of anything more frustrating other than trying to find parking. Man it's not possible on all bigger swells but spread out will you! Go elsewhere don't fall for the trap of sticking to what you know. The locals hate you yet you keep going? It's so negative, I missed this place on purpose and if up nth generally missed noosa by choice. My last surf at noosa well 2nd last was full on awesome and it was was the 90s.
Im no trumper but clarifying “MALE or FEMALE surfers” sounds so transphobic and not very progressive m8, saying just “surfers” wouldve been fine but you just had to trigger my Micro aggressions
Wow. 3rd world complaints. a perfect point break and of course it’s crowded to the point of not being fun… meanwhile some Somalian has a perfect set up all to themselves and is living a stress free life
beautiful wave!!! Party Wave!!! Superbank needs to Graduate to my Malibu Party Wave! It doesn't matter at all that 2-5 people are on a wave - ITS ALL GOOD. I mean really! What does it matter? What's the difference between going down the line together or by yourself???
@@jaydickey1049Thank you for the response. Just talking here with joy in my heart, May I ask you - "Real Surfer" I do understand why you would say that. But what does that mean really? I love waking up at 530 a.m. having coffee, packing the board, my damp wetsuit, the smell of wax, stopping by the donut & veggie burrito shop, slowing down to get the first glimpse of the line-up and swell, feeling that first cold water hit my face and trickle down inside my wetsuit, paddling out to greet those who got there before me, saying a few blessings as the sun begins to wake up the ocean, and then - there it is! my first swell, a gift offered to us, me and my brother both take off and hoot out in joy, we scream down the line together trading places, pounding a few off the lips and bottom turns before one of us peels off to give the other the brief barrel offered, and then back out we paddle together, for a glorious day in the ocean. Sure he may be better than I at the technique of turns and barrel riding - HOWEVER - My point is at what level does someone become a REAL surfer? When they can successfully pull off the same two turns 10 times in a row at a crowded lineup? Or when they are surfing their home break and they show a 30-year-old Vet, who's visiting for the first time, or a teenager, how to better take off and where to wait to catch the best wave? Who is a REAL surfer?
I had a wild and preposterous dream last night that these breaks became ''No Legropes Allowed'' zones and I witnessed the lineup thin out real quick. Make me a scoob sandwich Veronica...signed: Pig of Steel
@@boogieheads You and the other boys need to go surfing more mate and stop worrying about things that don't actually affect you in any way. Or just grow up and be a man with your own life instead of crying about 'liberals' and words you don't understand.
@@ShadowAussie Same to you “feminist”… i dont think i could surf more because that would be physically impossible as i am typing this while in the tube
These aren't good waves because you won't be out if they were good. there's no fight, if you're on my wave you will be injured but my fins, my pointed nose, or my foot, usually accidentally because I'm a crazy horrible surfer. Sorry my fault
Surfspot should be called "Selfish Rocks" man - no one is into sharing at all. More backpaddling than Malibu! But I am taking notes for next time I surf a crowded point. Since everywhere is crowded as F nowadays. Yeah - drone is incredible angle. Best thing to ever happen to surf cinematography... it's come a long way since Greenough! And yeah Occy is a hell of a snake himself... ultra entitled everywhere on the planet... but.... he is a major inspiration for those over fifty. He surfs like a 20 year old. That's kinda sorta giving him a status to have any wave he wants - but does that cause him to be nicer? Hmmm I dunno!!
My two favorite things. Surfing and fighting.
Guy in yellow shorts is a master dropper. Wtf...
The blob.
That balding redheaded donkey seems to show up in every snapper video doing exactly the same thing... Dropping in straight with a monkey stance and bending over to touch his toes. I honestly think he's just a terrorist out there to try to injure people, he doesn't ever seem to have any intention (or chance) of actually making a single barrel, or a single section for that matter.
And a full Kook too
yes, there is also a goofy black cloth guy wich is the same
Gotta start bringing a taser or shank surfing 🔪
Wow John Mark Tokong ate up those GC waves and crowds, used to surfing Cloud 9 in Siargao where you have to navigate same crowds but with heavier wave.
Thank you, thank you for featuring my awesome barrel run!
Had to laugh at 9:49 with ‘Even Occy got dropped in on’. Talk to those from around Cronulla and Occy was a shocker for dropping in on other surfers!
Looks like karma caught up with Occy!
He's even worse up here made. Dude genuinely doesn't give a fuck. Would be nice to see an agro brazo give it to him lmao
Dude in the yellow shorts was getting all the waves that he wanted.
Drones are letting us see surfing like never before. It's like seeing behind the vail. It's so cool!
Not very cook if you're trying to enjoy the ocean and have one buzzing over your head all day.
This beard fellow with neon green shorts is literally in every single Snapper Dropins- video
What an epic edit man, really enjoyed watching this. Can't believe how many drop ins there was. This type of thing doesn't happen on Oahu.
Share the wave if you can.
@@jerrygreene1493 Or you can sit in the lineup and wait for your turn like everyone else. Dropping in on someone is kook behavior and it is why surfing is the way it is now.
@@AndrewCooperr At some point of density the concept of party wave kicks in.
@@jerrygreene1493 sure I guess if your at a beginner spot and that’s the norm but if your at a high performance wave I can gurantee you that no one is going to want to share their wave
@@jerrygreene1493 Nah. rude is rude regardless.
I spent years surfing with so many creeps. So obnoxious and selfish. Like wild dogs. The non surfing world has always viewed the surfing community as these chill laid back loving people. 😂. It’s the ugliest sport out there. Just so many aggressive narcissists that wouldn’t be able to play on any form of team. Every man for himself. Nothing like what people think.
Ken oath !
100%.
Not sure where you've been surfing. Yes, there are always some obnoxious fuckers. They usually end up getting kicked out of the crew of locals & have to fend for themselves. But selfish, wild dog, narcissists ?? I blame that on the current generations. THEY ARE ALL LIKE THAT, SURFERS OR NOT !! I can't count the number of times me & my friends interrupted the greatest sessions to rescue some idiot who got washed off the cliffs to get a photograph. Any & all watermen (women these days) should know when someone in the ocean is in distress, you drop all to help them. I mean serious distress. I am certain my little crew of 7-8 guys weren't the only one's doing the same. All around the world, when somebody gets in trouble (near the shore) it's almost always a surfer first on the scene to help out.
But I learned to surf in the 70's, way before drones and jetski's, so I guess people can just leave it to the lifeguards these days. There were never lifeguards where we used to surf, 90% of the time anyway. So, that was a long time ago. You're probably right about things today. IF YOU DON'T SURF, DON'T START !!
I forgot to mention Da Hui. They were the forerunners saving looks & pros alike. mad respect for each and everyone of them. True watermen-women, with the aloha spirit. Mad love from Mobtown. My heart bleeds for what has and is happening to the native Hawaiian people. It is worse thanwhat we did to the Indians
Dam thats heart breaking
I surfed because I loved the ocean and as a positive byproduct it took aggression out of me because I surfed to feel peace as well.
It's why I won't ever surf here and I actually quit forced too by injury but also had enough.
The memories I have nothing can take away.
notice how its the same 2 people that keep snaking everyone and shooing them off the waves
Who is that in the yellow shorts? Please, someone explain or call him out. See the following time stamps: 7:59; 8:27; 8:32; Local or entitled wrecking machine?
Just a jerk I reckon!
It’s Jason stevenson
Even though the Aussie guys treated me poorly, I'll still give you the sub & like. Anyway, that was a long ways back in the mid 90's. I had hosted some visiting girls. They were in the youth hostel in Ocean Beach, San Diego, CA so I offered to let them stay at my house instead. Friendships formed & they returned the favor for my first trip to Australia. I took the girls to secluded spots where the only thing you might see is a seal or two, no surfers other than us. That was the beauty of OB/SD. You had the pier which ALWAYS had surf, & if you were willing to shoot the pier you had priority on that wave. Or, you could go south towards Sunset Cliffs and surf any number of spots at low tide. Some were only available by boat or a super, super long paddle. I'm grateful to Aaron & TJ who took us on numerable sessions with their boats. I learned to surf in Ocean CIty, MD (east coast USA beach break, close out shorepound mostly), so I've had my share of facial stitches, but I also learned etiquette.
Sadly, from what I am seeing it has only changed for the worse. And Austrailia has sooooo many spots. Bigger crowds & the hope to go viral on You Tube has raised the aggro meter on what was a spiritual experience for me. I's rather be at a smaller, mushier spot with 2-3 friends than fight those crowds. Sure, I like to slash about some & reduce stress, but I prefer working on my lines so when the big waves hit, I can get deeper for longer than most. I guess that's why Kipp, Russell, Somma, & the many others charge @ Shipsterns Bluff, Cyclops, the Box, and Cape Fear. I'd like to see those wave snakes try that nonsense out there. "Nasty wipeout, didja see him pop up ??" "Nope, can't seem to find him. You want to have a go ?? 😂
Nice vid, surfing, & editing. Music choice was interesting too. Cheers, bro.
😎👍🏄♂
Love it when those guys come in from behind the groyne at warp speed and surprise drop ins on the outside corner
Nice work on this edit!
Could do without the music though. Doesn't add to the viewing at all. Lucky for the volume button.
💯 on the yellow shorts guy. All summer, USA, we've been watching videos 📹 of the yellow shorts guy dropping in on people. What's the deal with this guy? How is able to go unchecked? He looks like he could be an off duty police officer. Is the guy local? Why do people put up with his 💩
Usually occy the one dropping in on everyone else
So much brotherly love and surf etiquette on display here! 🙄
Awesome footage
Gold Coast surfers must enjoy surfing with crowds of people cause I have been there when the superbank is crowded and almost nobody surfing D'Bah just around the corner, other point breaks a bit further down the coast nowhere near as crowded keep it up GC surfers.
ol boy in the yellow was an international villain
Surfing is supposed to be peaceful fun rippin with everyone out there. It saddens me to see such a awesome break firing with some idiots who spoil it for others and gets worse resulting from it.
Gotta have stickers on your board to get a wave out there..
im glad here in puerto rico i snothing like this .....
Thanx!
Don’t miss the crowds but I’ll still always remember one of longest pigdog barrels of my life there
man! it looks crowded AF but worth it
So so nice 👍
Gotta love it when the “pros” show up and think they own the place
I surf solo 4 days a week where I live...10 different sports to choose from... the wave looks good but wayyyy to busy... chess games all day... ruin your zen. Feeling blessed watching this ozzi kakka soup
Yes I love surfing solo or with 1 or 2 others
the legend of yellow shorts mentally destroying the moniz brothers before the event even began
Karahoukas Surf Saquarema ITAÚNA Brasil FORA HAOLES
No thanks bro!
Waaaayy to much tension in that line up.
We don't pull that kinda shit where I surf.
Surfing Snapper consistently in the 70's was crowded then but you could still get your share. Some swells could take you all the way to Coolangatta. Today not so sure.
that dude in the green shorts
kook of the day
mad because you can't get a wave , beta?
Punk in the spring suit needs false cracks ASAP
@ 8:40 for ref
Occy has zero respect in the water, biggest Grub out there
What happened to - Nearest To The Break!
this would never keep happening at Maroubra Beach it would be dealt with very fast
Thanks for the laughs bro........
Bahaha
In Santa Cruz CA This would be pulling a Chadwick 😒
Yellow shorts got what was coming for cutting on his wave
Veri nice
surfing has become an overcrowded self serving asylum. at most good breaks
Gotta be predator or prey
Or you can just surf alone at just as good spots
Time stamp 1:36 that dude is totally getting hit as the video fades out lol
Green shorts guy and knee brace water snakes
What's the point.
the left's were sick that day and no one but me was shredding them.
i live in thegreen room!
Lots of Ozzy kookaburras flying in the waves these days
Take a ticket and wait your turn 😅😂😂😂
1,000,000,000 guys out 4 waves a set.....Invent a new rule for rotation so every one gets some waves and problem solved.
And it’s only gonna worse and that’s everywhere! 🤯
wave pools will help. they're popping up everywhere
Some absolute dbags out there
Dbags are cool. REagents are not.
Serious question here: at this point does it really worth the hassle?
100%
@@cory_hugs7850 Oh ok. Shame I'll never surf it tho .
No
Pro surfers get access to the best surf in the world ....would it be so bad if they allowed some good bits for us mere mortals?
Atleast Occurs doesn't wipe bloke out and he still gets sic wave. The bloke in green shorts shouldn't be allowed out there, he ruined it for somany and so dangerous. Avagud1 everyone else who has respect.
Good old greed on show. Surfers probs the most greedy of sportpeople.
Yellow shorts got a problem
All are sacred thanks for snaking spirting kicking and flipping off...Now let me save you when breaking ones back on the wave stolen 😊
Love to see the dropper ins get snaked.
back in 1999 called occy off a wave at debar got sick barrell
wow you so cool^^
Seems like the guy with the black shirt and yellow/green shorts was only attacking ppl with hair XD
rofl
Should be for regular footers only
this attitude is pathetic, especially when the guys know they are wrong and keep going. Always the same guys.
Grabbin my popcorn for the comments
It seems that Australians surfers don't care about respect...
Ripping Rico Haybittle 🔨🔪🔪💦
Surfing should be more hands-on than it is. Think NFL meets roller derby meets pro cycling. This isn't golf...it just isn't.
Good waves yeah ok, but though mot as consistent nor as long your local is a better option.
Failing that head sth because I can't think of anything worse than watching good waves and maybe get a couple of mediocre ones or a fight over dumb antics.
Cyclone swell turns up and you 2000 people all have the same idea surf snapper and claim you surfed that storm. Well no you didn't you watched others surf it whilst sitting there and I can't think of anything more frustrating other than trying to find parking.
Man it's not possible on all bigger swells but spread out will you! Go elsewhere don't fall for the trap of sticking to what you know.
The locals hate you yet you keep going?
It's so negative, I missed this place on purpose and if up nth generally missed noosa by choice.
My last surf at noosa well 2nd last was full on awesome and it was was the 90s.
Im no trumper but clarifying “MALE or FEMALE surfers” sounds so transphobic and not very progressive m8, saying just “surfers” wouldve been fine but you just had to trigger my Micro aggressions
What a kook🥳
A lot of disrespect and arrogance out in the water. Localism is no excuse for this rubbish. Karma is coming!
Don't snake Occy!
Dont snake Occy? Or dont snake, Occy?
Any professional hawaiian surfers come during this swell?
They were all too scared of getting lickins, brah.
@@mattclark1278 lmao wtf
@@FawknHayn2986 I was hoping someone would laugh
Wow. 1st world problems. They live on the coast, it's warm, they can surf, they have time and this is how they behave.
yup
Wow. 3rd world complaints. a perfect point break and of course it’s crowded to the point of not being fun… meanwhile some Somalian has a perfect set up all to themselves and is living a stress free life
@@boogieheads hope you're jokin bc that was rich!
@@cwr8618 Obviously satirical but id honestly rather live off the land in the wilderness and score empty waves. i know of many who’s done it
@@cwr8618 Just look at the suicide rates per capita and it will make sense
beautiful wave!!! Party Wave!!! Superbank needs to Graduate to my Malibu Party Wave! It doesn't matter at all that 2-5 people are on a wave - ITS ALL GOOD. I mean really! What does it matter? What's the difference between going down the line together or by yourself???
Actually , for a real surfer, all the difference in the world.
@@jaydickey1049Thank you for the response. Just talking here with joy in my heart, May I ask you - "Real Surfer" I do understand why you would say that. But what does that mean really? I love waking up at 530 a.m. having coffee, packing the board, my damp wetsuit, the smell of wax, stopping by the donut & veggie burrito shop, slowing down to get the first glimpse of the line-up and swell, feeling that first cold water hit my face and trickle down inside my wetsuit, paddling out to greet those who got there before me, saying a few blessings as the sun begins to wake up the ocean, and then - there it is! my first swell, a gift offered to us, me and my brother both take off and hoot out in joy, we scream down the line together trading places, pounding a few off the lips and bottom turns before one of us peels off to give the other the brief barrel offered, and then back out we paddle together, for a glorious day in the ocean. Sure he may be better than I at the technique of turns and barrel riding - HOWEVER - My point is at what level does someone become a REAL surfer? When they can successfully pull off the same two turns 10 times in a row at a crowded lineup? Or when they are surfing their home break and they show a 30-year-old Vet, who's visiting for the first time, or a teenager, how to better take off and where to wait to catch the best wave? Who is a REAL surfer?
Shortboarders lol
Yea, I’ll grab a log when I am in hospice care.
so much about,... rage against nazis
Hehehehehhrhr
I had a wild and preposterous dream last night that these breaks became ''No Legropes Allowed'' zones and I witnessed the lineup thin out real quick. Make me a scoob sandwich Veronica...signed: Pig of Steel
Kill or be killed. So much fun.
Surf rage is male feminism
I don't think you understand the word feminism you poor thing. lol
@@ShadowAussieThat “im better because im educated on liberal buzzwords” is getting annoying
No, opposition to localism is feminist propaganda
@@boogieheads You and the other boys need to go surfing more mate and stop worrying about things that don't actually affect you in any way. Or just grow up and be a man with your own life instead of crying about 'liberals' and words you don't understand.
@@ShadowAussie Same to you “feminist”… i dont think i could surf more because that would be physically impossible as i am typing this while in the tube
Ha ha
Personally I dont see the appeal of being so narcissistic
Glad i never have tp surf with idiot crowds with that nonsense immature vibe.
These aren't good waves because you won't be out if they were good. there's no fight, if you're on my wave you will be injured but my fins, my pointed nose, or my foot, usually accidentally because I'm a crazy horrible surfer. Sorry my fault
What the fuck? 😂😂😂 what are you on about mate
Surfspot should be called "Selfish Rocks" man - no one is into sharing at all. More backpaddling than Malibu! But I am taking notes for next time I surf a crowded point. Since everywhere is crowded as F nowadays. Yeah - drone is incredible angle. Best thing to ever happen to surf cinematography... it's come a long way since Greenough! And yeah Occy is a hell of a snake himself... ultra entitled everywhere on the planet... but.... he is a major inspiration for those over fifty. He surfs like a 20 year old. That's kinda sorta giving him a status to have any wave he wants - but does that cause him to be nicer? Hmmm I dunno!!
Stay out of my water and stay off of my waves. OR ELSE.
So tough lol