Like I said, most pros skate because they love it. He skates because he has too, because it's apart of him. I started skating around 95, and have never seen anything like him over the years. It's crazy watching him because you truly never know what the hell he is going to do.
@Christopher Lee he does all that. Watch the video again I saw some pretty good flip outs of boardslides etc. Andy is extremely versatile in his skating.
After watching Rodney, Haslam and Daewon in my early teen years, this guy is the first skater to deliver this special feeling of wonder... Of completely messing up everything I thought I knew about street skateboarding yet still being so goddamn true and real about it. Love him.
The sickest part is how he does really creative stuff that stuck up people might call gimmicky, and then throws huge, grinds, airs, and flip tricks, just in case they thought all he had was the left field stuff. Best part I’ve ever seen.
dude the way he mixes up his trick selection and stitches together all types of skate styles.. unreal!! and it's all so refined and smooth looking 🔥 an absolute wizard
3:18 he just THPS combo'ed that ledge, lol. The grind to front foot impossible at the end blew my mind. This is the stuff that I loved as a kid skating, innovation. Thanks for taking skating to the next phase.
Absolutely no question one of kind!!!! In the world of skateboarding Rodney and Andy will forever be known for changing the way we look at the sport!!! I'm so grateful for their contribution to the art!!!!
@@bloodstorm1231bro go for it. Im about to be 23, barely used to do it but wanted to get back into it. Especially now after discovering more avenues of skating and reading both of yall saying it knowing I'm younger I deffo should and I think u should too before another 10 years go by and you have the same thought. Respect either way tho have a chill ass day 🙏
When you hear Andy talk about skateboarding, his stories, his knowledge of skate history, it all makes sense why he skates the way he does. Andy is an evolution of skateboarding, while repping the past. I love it.
for real though...while the vid is *technically* 6 minutes & 10 seconds, if you include the amount of times I hit the 'back' button to re-watch certain tricks it clocked in at a more accurate ~15-20mins long 😂🔥
@@sk8fm448 I just check out Milton x games part , he’s fucking insane skates so fucking fast Few thing both these dudes have is balls and control over their boards
@@sk8fm448 Those dudes have huge balls and send it on big stuff, that's to be respected. They're some of the best at what they do (I think Jamie Foy and a few others hang with them). But Andy's skating is crazy diverse in how he throws in freestyle and manual variations along with streetplants and almost every other variation of skateboarding. He's a bit Daewon, a bit Rodney, a bit Natas, a bit hesh...his skill level in every area of skateboarding is just unheard of in one person. Most skaters specialize , Andy can skate pretty much anything and at a high level.
I remember in an interview the interviewer asked him "What type of skateboarder do you are? Street skaboarder? Ramp skateboarder? Freestyle skateboarder?" And he just said "I'm a skateboarder.". Touché. He dominates everything, go fast, go big and still really creative. It was nice to see this video!
@Hugh G. Rection awww she’s upset. I guess you’re mad that you: A.) Can’t skate. B.) Can’t play music. C.) Are trying to judge someone’s opinion on a skateboarding video, a sport about individualism. And D.) the realization that no one gives a shit about your feelings. Go cry to your mommy and get your participation trophy. Stay out of a scene that you clearly know nothing about.
Can we talk about how brilliant of an F U to all the haters that opening rail was. Most guys would close with that rail. Shut down the haters right away and then do what he loves.
That was exactly what I thought. Stoked he showed the bails and the eventual make. You can talk all the shit because he wears gloves and a helmet but you cannot deny the rails he hits in this part. Just because he does freestyle doesn't mean he can't drop hammers as well. So stoked!
@@hassan4773 mind blowing to me that he gets hate because he wears gloves and a helmet. like... what? 'bro you're so lame, you're trying not to get concussions... what a loser'. I dont get it.
@@wildcat31772 yep. there is a reason tony hawk can still do what he does at 50+ and one of those reasons is definitely the pads/ helmet etc. i think i would rather still be skating in my 50's. the man that skates for the fun and doesnt care what he looks like is the bigger man to me. if all you are about is fashion. that almost diminshes the baddass-ness of not wearing pads in the first place. but i get it, i was young once and never wore pads. i still dont really. just wrist braces/ gloves. but they are totally worth it. i had massive wrist problems from falling on them so much and it can be hard to hold down a job if you keep re-injuring them. after the wrist braces its a non issue, falling no loner re-injures them. i respect andy so much for just doing his thing and not caring what people think. plus its a cool oldschool vibe anyway in my opinion that helmet etc.
That moment when he takes one foot off the board I looked around my room like "anybody seeing this shit?". The video should have been called 'Balance'.
I think my favorite part about Andy as a skater is just his absolute control. It doesn’t matter what, or how he’s skating, he’s beyond comfortable. To me it’s almost like he’s redefining what it means for your skateboard to be an extension of yourself. Excellent part!!
Revisiting old skate videos after 17 years of being in the music industry and being all consumed by the instrument. It's like I'm returning home and seeing that it's only gotten better in every way. God Bless Mr. Anderson and Skateboarding 🛹
@@authenticandyanderson you’re welcome! ...but seriously, any compliment here doesn’t do your part enough justice. Can’t wait for more🙌🙌 all love and thanks for the Christmas present ;-)
I've been part of the skate scene since 03' and this kid is by far THE most creative skater I've ever seen. This is as artistic as skating get's right here. The dude can not only freestyle but he can huck it down big ass stairs and rails as well.
He's definitely part of that really "odd duck club", like leo romero, louie barletta - or even neil blender and lance mountain before them. It's such a left of center style and it's really cool to see how far this kid's taking it. How he maintains balance like that is beyond me. He could be making a ham sandwich while doing a trick you or i have been trying to stick for years.
If there's a word to describe watching Andy Anderson it's got to be "enjoyable". There are video parts out there that make me think "yeah, I've already seen this before a hundred times". There's none of that with this guy. Every move is creative, it's pure art, it's such a joy to watch.
It’s encouraging to see that Andy actually falls too! That was some of the sickest skating I’ve ever seen one person do, and he just keeps the line going like a video game :)
Every trick, every era, every terrain vanquished beneath his feet on a 4 wheeled wonder. The majesty of skateboarding captured on film. His skills are a culmination of 50+ years of innovation, dedication and pure determination. Simply put, insane.
At the "Tony Hawk pro skater 1" age, this kind of tricks were just a pure fantasm. I love the way skateboard evolve. Congrats Andy, your mental is impressive.
Looks Like we finally found Animal Chin. This is what it means to be a skateboarder. Like an abstract painting, a jazz riff, a life lived in motion. Thank you for reminding me. i NEEDED IT.
having a trick acknowledgment truly shows how rad this human is. The no-push line in the courts is probably one of the most beautiful flows I've ever seen!
@@authenticandyanderson I saw someone trashing it somewhere on Facebook and had to point out that it was essentially pumping on flat ground. There's more than one method of propulsion.
@@JonCrocker Usually it's the true posers and try hards that trash other people's skating. We don't need or want those kind of people in the skate scene. It's alot of this new generation of skaters coming up that look at skating in a competitive and sport like way due to comps like SLS. Skateboarding is SUBJECTIVE which is why I really never got into competition skating. What I may think is a creative line or trick another person may look at as stupid...that's the beauty of skateboarding, it's an ARTFORM. It honestly just saddens me whenever I watch skate clips on social media there are ALWAY'S the few kid's that talk shit. Then you ask them for THEIR clip's and they have NONE.
@@Remmy0930 I agree. I think being young has a lot to do with it. I remember skating being very competitive when I was a teenager--but nothing to do with contests. Everybody that age is just focused on coolness and acceptance. Then we get older and more philosophical. Some rare people skip that young competitive phase.
Unorthodox, unique way of skating and seeing things. Not everyone's cup of tea, but undeniable skill and balance. I really enjoy watching him skate because it's so dofferent than what I would think of at any particular spot. It's very entertaining, I don't think he gets enough credit.
I will no loger look unfondly of Andy, he is super good. Being quirky, weird, completely out of the box is everything skating is about. Andy is everything skating is about.
Sorry mom but this is the best christmas gift I got this year. So many mind blowing clips! Also plz restock his Pro Model ive been trying to get either size for months :(
Didn't even give the people seeing Andy skate and do wonky tricks for the first time say, "Yeah cool one foot manny slappy thingy bro, but can he....." Open it up with a near 30 stair handrail. Yes, yes he can.
I love how he does that grind to front foot impossible in front of an eye care center. I was 100% questioning what I just saw. Those are the types of tricks I love to do in Session but Andy is just out there doing them for real. 🤘🏻
The Skills of Mullen, Song combined whit the Style off Vallelly, Caballero, Alva and a few other legends Big Rails, tech tricks, old school freestyle background.. 100% Skateboard, no Bullshit. SOTY 2021 RESPECT FROM BRAZIL!!
2:42 I love how Andy is taking tricks from all decades of skate and putting them together in such a magical way. This moment is a great example. The nocomply was a trick from the 80s that was seen as uncool when street skating and rails became the thing in the 90s. Andy put them together. A nocomply off a rail. Incredible!
This took me like 30 minutes to watch for the first time. I couldn't help but ⏪ so many damn times!! And laughed a lot too, what a breath of fresh air for skateboarding!
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Dude is like every great skater from each generation rolled into one, while being humble...... And mad respect for the helmet.
Like I said, most pros skate because they love it. He skates because he has too, because it's apart of him. I started skating around 95, and have never seen anything like him over the years. It's crazy watching him because you truly never know what the hell he is going to do.
@Christopher Lee go what him skate more. He can do all that too..
@Christopher Lee he does all that. Watch the video again I saw some pretty good flip outs of boardslides etc. Andy is extremely versatile in his skating.
@Christopher Lee He's the only person I see Impossible in and out of shit lol that's just ignant.
@Christopher Lee you're right. flip in flip out is shit.
Andy is the complete culmination of every era in skateboarding
I couldn’t agree more
Absolutely
I think Andy Anderson is pretty good on the skateboards.
Saved me saying the exact same thing! Absolutely otherworldly talent.
@@kfleming78 And that's what I appreciates about him.
After watching Rodney, Haslam and Daewon in my early teen years, this guy is the first skater to deliver this special feeling of wonder... Of completely messing up everything I thought I knew about street skateboarding yet still being so goddamn true and real about it. Love him.
He has no switch or nollie tho so can't be compared, he is so limited not being able to skate regular pretty much at all
Felt like I was watching Mullen vs Song all over again
The guys is going down in history with his mix of street and freestyle, bringing the two together
Just like Rodney mullen
You ever heard of kilian Martin? If not check out one of his older vids
Don't forget vert
He's pretty solid at transition as well.
But he also does transition skating and freaking off-road, haha.
The sickest part is how he does really creative stuff that stuck up people might call gimmicky, and then throws huge, grinds, airs, and flip tricks, just in case they thought all he had was the left field stuff. Best part I’ve ever seen.
dude the way he mixes up his trick selection and stitches together all types of skate styles.. unreal!! and it's all so refined and smooth looking 🔥 an absolute wizard
@Michael Mahogany I should correct myself, it’s my favorite part.
@Christopher Lee lame as hell ….. 🥴
Horrible wonderful life is still top for me.
Sucks that even when he does gnarly stuff its not gnarly because of that stupid helmet. That thing is ridiculous.
3:18 he just THPS combo'ed that ledge, lol. The grind to front foot impossible at the end blew my mind. This is the stuff that I loved as a kid skating, innovation. Thanks for taking skating to the next phase.
Hes by far the goat of the new age. Him and mullen are now the gods
He straight up looked in the instruction manual and did every single grind possible
i was just thinking about how much his style is like a THPS player character.
He definitely filled his special gauge on that combo 🤣
@@Phillyjoe2 He stuck on permanently special engaged cheat mode 😂
Front smith - nose grind - lip slide - 5050 - blunt slide. That’s a damn Tony hawk pro skater combo
Not sure I could do it even in thps
that´s: 5x6376 points :p
he's a tony hawk created skater that came to life
Special meter would be filled right up
I THOUGHT THE SAME THING!!! LOL video game combos
This dudes relationship with his board is like very few things ive seen in life. I get the same feeling watching Rodney. So rad
Absolutely no question one of kind!!!! In the world of skateboarding Rodney and Andy will forever be known for changing the way we look at the sport!!! I'm so grateful for their contribution to the art!!!!
Yea, it’s the same feeling I got watching Rodney back in the day. Amazing
Deawong, Rodney and Andy are the big 3 in tech skating
Totally agree. Andy IS the board!
Man you're not the only one. I'm still waiting on a Rodney Mullen/Andy Anderson collab.
This kids the #1 reason why at 41 year's of age I got back into skating and picked up trying freestyle instead of just street. Working on my Casper's!
Man I'm 36 and I'm thinking about getting back into it. I havnt been on a board since I was 24
so much respect dude caspers are beautiful.
@@bloodstorm1231bro go for it. Im about to be 23, barely used to do it but wanted to get back into it. Especially now after discovering more avenues of skating and reading both of yall saying it knowing I'm younger I deffo should and I think u should too before another 10 years go by and you have the same thought. Respect either way tho have a chill ass day 🙏
He's more comfortable on a skateboard than most people are on two feet.
I agree his control is insane.
skateboard > feet
He was born on a skateboard it seems
I was thinking "this guy probably never skated before" reading this comment but after watching this video I 100% agree lol
Filmer: Which tricks will you do in the line?
Andy: Yes
funny xd
When you hear Andy talk about skateboarding, his stories, his knowledge of skate history, it all makes sense why he skates the way he does. Andy is an evolution of skateboarding, while repping the past. I love it.
there's literally no skater like Andy. He is just so insanely mind blowing
Crazy how he just hits the hugest rails with no mercy
He is the one guy that inspired me to learn how to do fakie and switch and nose Manual
*other. You’re implying Andy doesn’t exist haha
@@超虎生活 "Do you think that's asphalt you're skating?"
If this was the 90s I'd have worn that VHS tape out already from so many rewinds! Killer part dude!
for real though...while the vid is *technically* 6 minutes & 10 seconds, if you include the amount of times I hit the 'back' button to re-watch certain tricks it clocked in at a more accurate ~15-20mins long 😂🔥
@@mkm1856 oh for sure! I wish there was a skaters/directors commentary you could switch on. Would extend it even more :)
If this was the 90s Andy Anderson would be a world megastar and the best skater in the world unanimously
Damn, this dude even played the keys in all the songs in his part? Makes me like this dude even more, so talented.
Wait really? If so thats pretty sick lol
@@frazierk300 yeah, his name is in the credits, Andy Anderson on the keys
That’s funny I just said to myself “that was a good part even though the music sucked” lol
@@mikemccool7575 Crazy because I thought the music fit absolutely perfect.
i laughed, i cried, i said "what???" like 47 times
:):):)
RIGHT!!!??? Insane...
Glad I wasn't the only one with a tear of joy! Out of the bowl flyout to rail was my favorite! Love the gloves and helmet too!
I just don’t think people understand just how amazing this guy is
Some of us do man, trust me. Unreal tricks, its like literally THPS in real life.
Im one of them. I rather look at Milton Martinez, or pedro Delfino.
I guess I like there style of skating better.
@@sk8fm448 I just check out Milton x games part , he’s fucking insane skates so fucking fast
Few thing both these dudes have is balls and control over their boards
@@sk8fm448 Those dudes have huge balls and send it on big stuff, that's to be respected. They're some of the best at what they do (I think Jamie Foy and a few others hang with them). But Andy's skating is crazy diverse in how he throws in freestyle and manual variations along with streetplants and almost every other variation of skateboarding. He's a bit Daewon, a bit Rodney, a bit Natas, a bit hesh...his skill level in every area of skateboarding is just unheard of in one person. Most skaters specialize , Andy can skate pretty much anything and at a high level.
I´m convinced he is a renaissance man on a skateboard
Andy Anderson treats rails like they're flat ground.
Love it!
Hi Jonny! Grüße in die Schweiz
Merry Christmas Jonny
Merry Christmas mr Giger
Agreed! Just makes you wanna skate
Why you lying, you know you hate this air walking in a game of skate ass kid haha.
I want to see Nine Club do a react to this
This is the comment I wanted to see!
This needs more likes!
I can hear Kelly going "Ohhh myy..." on every trick
they did! its going to be on the next experience
I just got into skateboarding at 34 and this guy is like 1 of 3 skaters I watch all the time.
That 50/50 front foot impossible out on a handrail is a kind of magic! INSANE!
And it was so unexpected! He barely preps for it, then just whips it around lightning quick.
I remember in an interview the interviewer asked him "What type of skateboarder do you are? Street skaboarder? Ramp skateboarder? Freestyle skateboarder?" And he just said "I'm a skateboarder.". Touché. He dominates everything, go fast, go big and still really creative. It was nice to see this video!
He even went off-road for a clip. The man's going to dominate nature now.
Part of the problem is when people have to separate disciplines of skating, and Andy’s a great example that it shouldn’t matter!
Anderson has the most board control I’ve ever seen
I bet this is a part that Rodney Mullen gets hyped on.
your not wrong
@@Dodgeram1500hd I'd query if you might really be him, but I'd also expect Rodney to spell "you're" correctly.
@@poetsrear bro what
Rodney loves the art of skateboarding so much that he'd think any part is awesome, even one from a new skater.
Especially 4:08. If you've watched Rodney's USC Tedtalk, you know he loves his darkslides.
The most well-rounded skater ever. Shout-out to people that are multi-talented.
right on Ol Buddy !
Ol’ buddy out here gettin it!
0:45 nice edit
The tech of Mullen the balls of Cardiel. Amazing skater.
and the street cred of antwuan dixon
Cards was way more gnarly than this kid
@@mikelawrencesk8 Andy does go to some gnarly spots. I mean, look at all that crumbled concrete.
@Hugh G. Rection you don’t want to hear it? Huh, almost like the internet revolves around you. Crazy
@Hugh G. Rection awww she’s upset. I guess you’re mad that you: A.) Can’t skate. B.) Can’t play music. C.) Are trying to judge someone’s opinion on a skateboarding video, a sport about individualism. And D.) the realization that no one gives a shit about your feelings. Go cry to your mommy and get your participation trophy. Stay out of a scene that you clearly know nothing about.
50-50 front foot impossible out on a hand rail! 🤯 This dude got so good he’s just toying with us.
this is PURE skatebarding
Amazing!
Merry Christmas Braille!
@@kagetupa701 Merry Christmas
I wanted to say Christmas but I was to late
Hah I beat you to it merry Christmas!
First tryyyyyy!
Can we talk about how brilliant of an F U to all the haters that opening rail was. Most guys would close with that rail. Shut down the haters right away and then do what he loves.
That was exactly what I thought. Stoked he showed the bails and the eventual make. You can talk all the shit because he wears gloves and a helmet but you cannot deny the rails he hits in this part. Just because he does freestyle doesn't mean he can't drop hammers as well. So stoked!
@@hassan4773 mind blowing to me that he gets hate because he wears gloves and a helmet. like... what? 'bro you're so lame, you're trying not to get concussions... what a loser'. I dont get it.
@@wildcat31772 yep. there is a reason tony hawk can still do what he does at 50+ and one of those reasons is definitely the pads/ helmet etc. i think i would rather still be skating in my 50's. the man that skates for the fun and doesnt care what he looks like is the bigger man to me. if all you are about is fashion. that almost diminshes the baddass-ness of not wearing pads in the first place.
but i get it, i was young once and never wore pads. i still dont really. just wrist braces/ gloves. but they are totally worth it. i had massive wrist problems from falling on them so much and it can be hard to hold down a job if you keep re-injuring them. after the wrist braces its a non issue, falling no loner re-injures them. i respect andy so much for just doing his thing and not caring what people think. plus its a cool oldschool vibe anyway in my opinion that helmet etc.
its in the fkn rain, like it is soaked
Awesome rail and it's downtown Long Beach! Extra props for that
I found myself shaking my head in complete disbelief as to what my eyes were seeing this whole video. 😳
This is what skateboarding has been missing. The soul of skateboarding lives
Andy is the goat, people needa understand that
Totally
An international treasure
best board control and balance ive ever seen. Unrivaled
"How many grind variations can you do on one ledge"
Andy: Yes
This is a great xmas present damn andy is spoiling us with his ultra 100 stats balance
This was actually one of the only parts I could watch while paying close attention and having to rewind the video for a trick
There are no obstacles, only puzzles.
Deep!
Nice
That moment when he takes one foot off the board I looked around my room like "anybody seeing this shit?".
The video should have been called 'Balance'.
Uh, which time?
That last trick reminded me to go to the eye care center.
I think my favorite part about Andy as a skater is just his absolute control. It doesn’t matter what, or how he’s skating, he’s beyond comfortable. To me it’s almost like he’s redefining what it means for your skateboard to be an extension of yourself. Excellent part!!
This man skates with liberty like no other
Revisiting old skate videos after 17 years of being in the music industry and being all consumed by the instrument. It's like I'm returning home and seeing that it's only gotten better in every way. God Bless Mr. Anderson and Skateboarding 🛹
The Wizard at it again, what a legend.
I could watch him skate for hours man
Same here
makes 3 of us
4 of us*** :)
Ive watched this part so many times already today
5 of us including me
One of the most creative and inspiring skaters on this planet
This guy keeps getting better and better and more creative and more gnar every time I see a video!!!
al.aa
@@tijsvanderborght6026 u akbar
I’ve met this guy
Except if this was him reviewing the video he would try to roast him for the different style tricks lmao.
Please do a review of this part ninja!
Makin’ front foot impossibles look TOO EASY. 😳 wow THAT LAST LINE AND LAST TRICK WERE INSANE
Thanks man !
@@authenticandyanderson you're a true artist andy! 💗 beautiful part. merry xmas!
@@authenticandyanderson you’re welcome! ...but seriously, any compliment here doesn’t do your part enough justice. Can’t wait for more🙌🙌 all love and thanks for the Christmas present ;-)
I've never seen one off a handrail.
WTf that is like the coolest freestyle practice spot in the world haha. That mushroom was so cool
Helmet gang!
Hey George!
That’s what’s up.⛑⛑⛑⛑🪖🪖
..lovin' the gloves too!
I miss SLS !
I started wearing a helmet because of you and Andy!
Thanks for waking up the skater in me again Andy. You made skating get back on track where it was left with Mike V and Bill Danforth and the pioneers.
Same exactly! True feeling and use of whatever is nearby.
@@EdGarnham my respect to all skaters from all eras tho, Don't want to sound like some kind of 80ies fundamentalist.
His skating is art
The one footers god damn
Stop visiting Subway!
I've been part of the skate scene since 03' and this kid is by far THE most creative skater I've ever seen. This is as artistic as skating get's right here. The dude can not only freestyle but he can huck it down big ass stairs and rails as well.
same here ,well said!!!!
He's definitely part of that really "odd duck club", like leo romero, louie barletta - or even neil blender and lance mountain before them. It's such a left of center style and it's really cool to see how far this kid's taking it. How he maintains balance like that is beyond me. He could be making a ham sandwich while doing a trick you or i have been trying to stick for years.
@@judsonsnell him and Louie Lopez have got to be my favorite skaters rn.
Since 03. Lol you weren’t even there man.
@@sgtcaco 🤓🤓🤓 gatekeeper
The perfect marriage of tech and style. Andy is poetry in motion.
This is hands down the best skate part I have ever seen. His creativity and technique is unreal. Absolutely amazing.
Thats my dawg
O3
Spencer when’s story time number 6 coming out bro
You and Andy have gotta be my two favorite UA-cam skateboarders to watch. Hands down
Both of you guys are captivatingly interesting to watch
He’s ain’t a dog he’s a real ripper
When you're already wide eyed over a trick but then it gets crazier and your eyes try get even wider. That's this whole part.
Swear to god he's the Mullen of my generation so creative man
this dude is smart as hell, so good to see him protecting his brain, it needs to be intact to change skateboarding and he's gonna do it.
Old school, new school, simplicity, gnar, humility, individuality, creativity, and the homie tops it off with respect! Gotta love this.
bettter than them while wearing a helmet
Fun fact: Andy was born with his helmet on. His mom was never the same again.
This man is basically kick buttowski
lol
Comment Of The Year 😂
Lol.
If there's a word to describe watching Andy Anderson it's got to be "enjoyable". There are video parts out there that make me think "yeah, I've already seen this before a hundred times". There's none of that with this guy. Every move is creative, it's pure art, it's such a joy to watch.
I love how he mixes it up with tech tricks and 20+ stair grinds
It’s encouraging to see that Andy actually falls too! That was some of the sickest skating I’ve ever seen one person do, and he just keeps the line going like a video game :)
I swear he fell on purpose so people think he's human, rather than an envoy from some advanced skateboarding dimension.
Every trick, every era, every terrain vanquished beneath his feet on a 4 wheeled wonder. The majesty of skateboarding captured on film. His skills are a culmination of 50+ years of innovation, dedication and pure determination. Simply put, insane.
Most underrated skater of 2020. He's got the fancy footwork, but he can also go big? Who takes a rail that big with 10ft of rollaway?!?!
And it's wet!?!?!
Expect the hard slams dawg he is so underrated
Best skater in the world, by far...
And not just any rail trick...
At the "Tony Hawk pro skater 1" age, this kind of tricks were just a pure fantasm. I love the way skateboard evolve. Congrats Andy, your mental is impressive.
exactly what I was thinking lol I'm like "wait these are the tricks I would do on the tony hawk game hitting all the buttons haha
Tony hawk himself even said Andy is a thps character pretty much
Looks Like we finally found Animal Chin. This is what it means to be a skateboarder. Like an abstract painting, a jazz riff, a life lived in motion. Thank you for reminding me. i NEEDED IT.
having a trick acknowledgment truly shows how rad this human is. The no-push line in the courts is probably one of the most beautiful flows I've ever seen!
Thank you !!
@@authenticandyanderson I saw someone trashing it somewhere on Facebook and had to point out that it was essentially pumping on flat ground. There's more than one method of propulsion.
@@JonCrocker Usually it's the true posers and try hards that trash other people's skating. We don't need or want those kind of people in the skate scene. It's alot of this new generation of skaters coming up that look at skating in a competitive and sport like way due to comps like SLS. Skateboarding is SUBJECTIVE which is why I really never got into competition skating. What I may think is a creative line or trick another person may look at as stupid...that's the beauty of skateboarding, it's an ARTFORM. It honestly just saddens me whenever I watch skate clips on social media there are ALWAY'S the few kid's that talk shit. Then you ask them for THEIR clip's and they have NONE.
@@Remmy0930 I agree. I think being young has a lot to do with it. I remember skating being very competitive when I was a teenager--but nothing to do with contests. Everybody that age is just focused on coolness and acceptance. Then we get older and more philosophical. Some rare people skip that young competitive phase.
You can see some of his influences pretty clearly watching him . Ray Barbee , Natas , Mullen spring to mind as the most obvious.
Unorthodox, unique way of skating and seeing things. Not everyone's cup of tea, but undeniable skill and balance. I really enjoy watching him skate because it's so dofferent than what I would think of at any particular spot. It's very entertaining, I don't think he gets enough credit.
incredible skill. dudes a grandmaster
@@gh0stykins haha That's a great way of putting it too!🤙
Came back here after watching "Need That" for the 2nd time, just to make sure. This is the best part I have ever seen.
Such an inspiration to modern day skateboarding, unique style, has an organic yet methodical feel, my mind is blown with this video part 🤘🤯🤘
I will no loger look unfondly of Andy, he is super good. Being quirky, weird, completely out of the box is everything skating is about. Andy is everything skating is about.
Can't wait to see Andy smash it for team Canada Tokyo games 2021!!!!
whats also crazy is he was on the keys making the whole soundtrack to this. just fucking incredible
Sorry mom but this is the best christmas gift I got this year. So many mind blowing clips! Also plz restock his Pro Model ive been trying to get either size for months :(
I just bought one from braile. Go check if there is still some left.
I wish they did a non flight version, UK price is double a regular boards. I'll stick to welcome for wacky shapes.
Me too holy crap I want this boaaarrddd
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Haha I agree. After so many things just going wrong this year this was the one thing that did not disappoint. Truly amazing part.
Let's talk about natural talent and passion for the sport
Didn't even give the people seeing Andy skate and do wonky tricks for the first time say, "Yeah cool one foot manny slappy thingy bro, but can he....."
Open it up with a near 30 stair handrail. Yes, yes he can.
hahaha i feel like he included those just to shut em up
I feel like what I wanna say is "Dude, don't ever change", but what I really mean to say is "always keep changing forever."
stay true
Love that
Powell Peralta found the perfect mixture of Tony hawk and Rodney Mullen with some muska thrown in for style he's like all three in one
There are good skaters like Nyjah and then there are innovators, this dude is definitely an innovator! True artist
contest robots- andy is PURE
Dude comes straight from Dogtown....
You think he is even in the same stratosphere as Nyjah hahaha
Nyjah is the most successful skater that ever lived wtf are you talking about? You just mad you ain't shit lol
I'm convinced Andy is a real life Wizard who only uses his magic for skateboarding
I love how he does that grind to front foot impossible in front of an eye care center. I was 100% questioning what I just saw. Those are the types of tricks I love to do in Session but Andy is just out there doing them for real. 🤘🏻
The Skills of Mullen, Song combined whit the Style off Vallelly, Caballero, Alva and a few other legends
Big Rails, tech tricks, old school freestyle background..
100% Skateboard, no Bullshit.
SOTY 2021
RESPECT FROM BRAZIL!!
Exactly what I thought when I first saw him skate! Mullen x Vallely.
Get a grip
@@oboqoo No u.
WOW...
N E X T L E V E L
Andy Anderson et le nouveau Rodney Mullen pour moi ❤❤❤
2:42 I love how Andy is taking tricks from all decades of skate and putting them together in such a magical way. This moment is a great example. The nocomply was a trick from the 80s that was seen as uncool when street skating and rails became the thing in the 90s. Andy put them together. A nocomply off a rail. Incredible!
This took me like 30 minutes to watch for the first time. I couldn't help but ⏪ so many damn times!! And laughed a lot too, what a breath of fresh air for skateboarding!
Bro I laughed too ! Haha. Those grinds were insane.
Here to be the millionth of Andys viewer
When people complain about the street league and trendy videos on Instagram, this is what they should be doing.
So damn original!!!
@Hugh G. Rection nothing wrong with safety man
I think people should do whatever they wanna do without shitting on others
Not original at all.
One of the sickest most natural parts I’ve seen in this crap shoot of a year!
Continually raises the bar...
I tried to go to their actual website to view this and honestly I couldn’t find it. Just wanna show love with the clicks.
Lol same. Looked way too long
When I saw him grind that 90° handrail I spit my coffee.
I'm a pretty old dude at this point, and this is the gnarliest shit I've ever seen in my life
When I watch Andy skate it reminds me of a Rodney Mullen, Daewon, and Mike V hybrid. He’s a very talented and unique guy!
That was epic! 🤯