Tony Hawk has had the biggest impact on skating as anyone. He's been nothing but a professional for the past 40 years. Alway's 100 percent a great face for the sport. His video game actually changed skating with kids being able to visualize things in a virtual space that they could then go try for real. And if people think he's alway's had millions of dollars and has alway's been on top, think again. He went through hard times in the 90's getting Birdhouse off the ground and would do demos for nearly nothing to small crowds in the lean times. Whatever Tony has currently, he has worked his ass off to get. Great episode Nine Club.
I'd say he's top 3 as far as impact. And honestly, I never thought the stuff I was doing in that first Tony Hawk game would ever be possible in real life. Crazy.
I really hope the channel grows, 9 club is a feat for skateboarding, and entertainment in general. We all love what you guys are doing, thank you for putting in so much hard work.
facts!! I stopped skating ages ago but still love the sport, or art I should say.. 9 club+skatline keep me in the loop of whats happening these days. big up the 9 club!! one love yall
Not only was Tony hawk the most influential skater to me as a kid but the Tony hawk foundation built my hometown park here in Medford Oregon which continued my interest in skateboarding. So much love and respect for that guy man. Cheers.
Session should make this a thing. I think session will be better than skate 4 will be if it becomes a thing. Ea will destroy skate I think.. Sucks that blackbox isn't around anymore. They had plans for skate 4 and 5 too!
As a long time skater, surfer, snowboarder and windsurfer, I've got huge respect for Tony; not especially for his amazing skating, but for what he's done for the sport overall. This shows what can happen when parents get behind there kids 100%.
The Huck jam was so nuts. I went as a kid and I had all black fallen shoes. We were in the front and all the dudes would give us high fives after there runs and sigh stuff. So I had everyone sigh my shoes and when Tony came up he didn't wanna sign the black shoes because he couldn't see the other signatures so he took a paper out of his pocket that was sweaty as hell and signed it for me. I still have the paper and it has the layout for the ramps on what parts of the paper are still readable. One of my prised possessions for sure.
Same for me! Funny story..I didn’t wash my hands for a few days because I could smell the leather from high fives with the BMX and dirt bike guys. Crazy memories
I love how Tony hawk is soo down to earth and super chill. He is skateboarding's saviour and most influential rider ever, no question. Without him we wouldn't be here today
He gave his life to skateboarding through sheer hard work. He never gave up on skating when the jocks were spinning him around in the air and calling him skater fag. Never gave up when skateboarding tanked, and to the contrary started Birdhouse . Never gave up when Duane Peters and others would spit on him while he would be doing his run. Never gave up when they hammered him with accusations of Nepotism because his dad Frank helped organize the events. He NEVER gave up on skateboarding and skaters should genuflect when meeting Birdman cuz that dude literally gambled his life on this thing we enjoy
What a legend! The best thing about Tony is he's still 100% skateboarder through and through like the rest of us even though he's super famous and super rich. Congrats on 100 dudes!
Tony Hawk is such a humble guy! He has made such an impact on skateboarding and helping bridge the gap between skaters and the public. We are so lucky to have him
Happy 100 boys. Thanks for the hours of listening and viewing pleasure. You have no idea how many tough days your interviews have got me through. Keep up the good work. ✌
Funny story: time stamp 46:00 That park that sued tony was Airborn Skate Park in MI they sued us as well for stealing their "business dress code" and tried to put us out of business before we even opened. It cost us $20,000. We opened our doors needless to say they closed 3 years after we opened and we are still here.
Glad to hear that! If there's anyone that deserves to be hit by my car its these suehappy assholes who try to get by by scamming people out of their hard earned cash. Nothing pisses me off more. But happy that you guys are doing well and they got theirs.
@@bondedwithpotatoes0076 what the very few words comment 😂 you make out you wrote an essay lol.... "let's not get too extreme" Not really Alot to read buddy 🤷♂️😂
i was at the huckjam in toronto, and i saw tony lend the 900, and when the crowd went nuts and everybody was yelling and screaming and cheering, that was the single most happiest/ hyped ive ever been in my life. that was the sickest day
chuck mcnair I saw him land it in Columbus OH at the huckjam. His first 900 and the release of THPS were right when I started skating, so that holds a crazy nostalgic place in my heart...seeing him stick it in real life was pretty impactful.
THPS got me into skating in 1999. 19 years later still doing it. I feel there's a large portion of skaters aged ~25-35 who can relate, especially ones who grew up somewhere with no to little scene. Congrats to the Nine Club to getting to 100. Get Crob on Howard Stern!
I remember going to a birdhouse Demo in the early 90s and the whole team was sessioning and I tapped on his back I had to reach very high as I was 13 or 14 with butterflies in my stomach and he turned around and was so nice I dorkly asked for his autograph he said sure and signed my scratch paper I immediately ran outside and was ecstatic and couldn’t believe it. Thank you Tony
i love the idea that tony wants to change material of a skateboard because of the price and the longevity. Being raised in a lower income family really made it hard to get new decks. Like always this was a amazing and informal episode!!
This was such a joy to watch. Tony Hawk gets the recognition he deserves but I still think he deserves more credit than he gets. He changed my life and lifestyle from when I was a child and I can’t thank him enough for doing the things he did. I literally grew up with his video games and they saved my life in those cold NYC winter months when that was the closest I could get to skating, not to mention the music he brought us. I became a bassist because of hearing Primus in THPS 1!!! Thank you Tony, thank you Nine Club, thank you skateboarding. Can’t wait for episode 900 when he returns!
You’re telling me.. I met Christian Hosoi and barely spoke to him. I did give him a mean handshake and popped his hand, was hella scared when I felt that 🤣
@@6ohflip i met Christian at agenda super cool humble dude. But yea i know the feeling lol wanted to meet him for years then didnt know what to say lol
It's just weird that Tony's halfpipe has lived longer than his Powell sponsorship did. Timelines get odd the older you get, and that's a well built ramp.
Tyler Durden ... guess what... the ramp is constantly maintained ;) It could be 100000 years and it would be as new. There is literally nothing on there that is from day 1
and yet it is now too slippery for certain tricks. it's not maintained a the rate you think it is, you can see how old the skatelite is as there are clips posted there damn near everyday by the people who regularly session there. skatelite is nearly too durable for its own good when kept indoors. and if you think every piece of the metal skeleton has been replaced, you're straight nuts.
Tyler Durden this might sound like a stupid question but does skatelite get more slippery with age and use? Ive never skated on it, just masonite and plywood.
You know how masonite starts out almost feeling soft to the touch with a kind of fuzz that gets worn down quickly? I think just after years of use the skatelite surface gets kind of polished smoother and smoother, kind of burnished. Plus all of the built up and worked in dust, urethane, plastic from kneepads, etc. It's a more solid surface than masonite is from the start and much more durable, so it probably continually gets harder and slicker over time. But I've never skated on any as old as what's on Tony's ramp.
I discovered this show about two weeks ago, so far I have binged like 10 episodes, and it made me pick up my good ol deck back up and been skating daily for a week straight and have never felt better.
The guy every random person knows when they hear about skateboarding is when we think about an amazing pin up for us. He’s a great guy and great skater, we are pretty damn lucky to have him on the scene being a good rolemodel.
Thank you and congratulations on 100 insane episodes!! This 100th episode couldn’t have been any better, so perfect dudes. So stoked to see what TNC has in store for the future. Keep these hilarious names for Kelly in the credits coming, please!
Haven't watched this yet but know it will be worthy of the 100th episode. Massive congratulations to you guys and all involved (even Eldy)! Nine Club is literally the best thing to happen to skateboarding since THPS. I'll be watching in my Nine Club long sleeve with a smile on my face the whole time. Can't thank you guys enough for producing such gold! Keep up the amazing work!
This episode made me look T hawk i a diff light. Never knew how much he contributed from building parks to pushing skateboarding. What a legend. GOAT!!! Thank you nine club
Guys. Honestly. I Love the show. I Appreciate the work ans dedication. It's awesome that you have made this exist and filled a gap in the skateboarding landscape. Here's to the next 100. Thank you.
You guys are killing it, perfect guest for 💯 pod cast.. Tony is massive with giving support to skating, I knew he made a difference but not how he went about it, mad respect for him.. great interview guys. Keep it up
Coming back to the video that started me on my Nine Club journey. Thank you Tony for the linkup and thank you to Chris, Rog and Kelly for reminding us of, and reintroducing us to such a wide variety of skaters and filmmakers, with so many great stories and personalities in each video, they are all a pleasure to watch, listen to and learn from, with more than a few laughs along the way! 👍👍 Top Notch
I love how he went out of his way to squash the notion of the mega ramp 1080 “not counting” - he did that with class and humility. Really gained more respect for him when he said it.
Tony you’re a really good human bro. Thank you. You saved my life you just don’t know it but you affected my life. Thank you. My biggest appologies for being negative about you in the late 80,s I was part of that negativity and I feel bad about it but it was just my inner turmoil and lack of self confidence and I took it out on guys like you and Scheckler. I feel like a child when I think about it immature and self-centered I have grown since then being that I’m 51 and taking care of my own problems in life, but I just wanted to pass on my humble apologies and to say that you are an amazing inspiration in my life and so many others, dude . I’m so glad you had the inner strength and foresight to see past all the negativity. I can’t imagine what it must be like to have a certain amount of something you love say terrible things about you. I know you already know this, but you are a very strong person and I look up to you even at the ripe age ( still skating your parks in Atlanta ) of 51 and I’m having so much fun doing it and it’s keeping me healthy and I try and pass it on to the young dudes . Thank you again for all you have done for us collectively as skateboards Society and as an individual in me . Big love and respect to you you and so many others for helping change lives. I have an identity and it’s wrapped up in skateboarding as it always has and always will be and you are a huge part of that equation. Thanks Tony and all those who put their blood sweat and tears into this thing we call SKATING ❤ PEACE N LOVE MIKE NYC 13$T. LES.
One of my favourite because it's my first one episode I watched "The 100" one! And I never stop to watched your channel since then and discovery that I was somewhere a skate interest because of you ;-)! It's a really cool channel "The Nine Club" with a good humour and skate culture! Thank you Chris for your special tag line ;-) and his team! Big up from Belgium!
Gator ripped for sure. Dude had so much natural ability and style, but he deserves to be in prison for the rest of his life. His place in skating deserves to be recognized though.
Manmelt I don't know. The dude confessed and he's certainly bi polar. 30 years in prison seems long enough to me. Confessing your crimes and being sorry is the first step and he did that 25 years ago.
So, I'm really late to the game with this podcast but wow! I love this. These interviews put a smile on my face. Thank you for The Nine Club. Keep up the awesome work. God bless you guys.
Tony Hawk has had the biggest impact on skating as anyone. He's been nothing but a professional for the past 40 years. Alway's 100 percent a great face for the sport. His video game actually changed skating with kids being able to visualize things in a virtual space that they could then go try for real. And if people think he's alway's had millions of dollars and has alway's been on top, think again. He went through hard times in the 90's getting Birdhouse off the ground and would do demos for nearly nothing to small crowds in the lean times. Whatever Tony has currently, he has worked his ass off to get. Great episode Nine Club.
marvinshenk so so true he's such a humble stand up guy he's always been a great face through every era
100% agree. Tony is a class act.
Well said. Tony hawk is a legend.. him and Rodney Mullen among a few more.
I'd say he's top 3 as far as impact. And honestly, I never thought the stuff I was doing in that first Tony Hawk game would ever be possible in real life. Crazy.
CaptainFantastik1 top 3???????
I really hope the channel grows, 9 club is a feat for skateboarding, and entertainment in general. We all love what you guys are doing, thank you for putting in so much hard work.
strongly agree. just found out about this channel today, some good quality content , cheers!
facts!! I stopped skating ages ago but still love the sport, or art I should say.. 9 club+skatline keep me in the loop of whats happening these days. big up the 9 club!! one love yall
It grew lol 🙌🏻🥇
This aged very well 🤞🏼
Look at us now 🤟
You gotta love Tony not just as a skater but as a person as well.
Not only was Tony hawk the most influential skater to me as a kid but the Tony hawk foundation built my hometown park here in Medford Oregon which continued my interest in skateboarding. So much love and respect for that guy man. Cheers.
44:25 our little buddy cant hold anymore ):
The look on Chris' face was perfect for that shot since he wasn't even aware of it.
if skate 4 ever becomes a thing, Chris should be the right hand man/narrator like how Reda was in 2.
its being developed as skate "session" or something
Edward Duclos it’s not the same company it’s completely separate
And have nine club segments where they talk about you as you progress through the story lol
Session should make this a thing. I think session will be better than skate 4 will be if it becomes a thing. Ea will destroy skate I think.. Sucks that blackbox isn't around anymore. They had plans for skate 4 and 5 too!
genshin you beat the game and get a podcast on the nine club 😂😂 btw I don't think skate 4 is ever going to happen.
As a long time skater, surfer, snowboarder and windsurfer, I've got huge respect for Tony; not especially for his amazing skating, but for what he's done for the sport overall. This shows what can happen when parents get behind there kids 100%.
The Huck jam was so nuts. I went as a kid and I had all black fallen shoes. We were in the front and all the dudes would give us high fives after there runs and sigh stuff. So I had everyone sigh my shoes and when Tony came up he didn't wanna sign the black shoes because he couldn't see the other signatures so he took a paper out of his pocket that was sweaty as hell and signed it for me. I still have the paper and it has the layout for the ramps on what parts of the paper are still readable. One of my prised possessions for sure.
Chris Nobles i was in the same line as a young kid he gave me i high five and i didnt wash my hands for like a week, so stoked😂😂😂
I would frame that shit not even kidding...legendary memorabilia
Chris Nobles yeah man for sure laminate that
I'm jealous. That's quite the memory.
Same for me! Funny story..I didn’t wash my hands for a few days because I could smell the leather from high fives with the BMX and dirt bike guys. Crazy memories
I love how Tony hawk is soo down to earth and super chill. He is skateboarding's saviour and most influential rider ever, no question. Without him we wouldn't be here today
He gave his life to skateboarding through sheer hard work. He never gave up on skating when the jocks were spinning him around in the air and calling him skater fag. Never gave up when skateboarding tanked, and to the contrary started Birdhouse . Never gave up when Duane Peters and others would spit on him while he would be doing his run. Never gave up when they hammered him with accusations of Nepotism because his dad Frank helped organize the events. He NEVER gave up on skateboarding and skaters should genuflect when meeting Birdman cuz that dude literally gambled his life on this thing we enjoy
What a legend! The best thing about Tony is he's still 100% skateboarder through and through like the rest of us even though he's super famous and super rich. Congrats on 100 dudes!
Tony Hawk is such a humble guy! He has made such an impact on skateboarding and helping bridge the gap between skaters and the public. We are so lucky to have him
Love to hear the legends talk. Olson, Grosso, Hosoi,Guerrero and now Hawk. Thanks Crob and crew.
Fernando Maron definitely my favorite also. Being somewhat young I love learning about the ogs I looked up to as a kid.
The 900 Club
Small club
Lol the 700 club
Lol so on point
Even better love story than Pat Robertson 😛
The Nine club officially owns interviewing Skateboarders. I don't think anybody else can compete.
DGK DETROIT Damn right!
Definitely not jamie thomas lmao
DGK Detroit Michigan where you all be skating at
Same here the knowledge he has and great questions and is a great interviewer!
damn right
Perfect!!!! Keep interviewing old guys. I like listening to the young guns too, but the history lesson the old guys give is priceless
Happy 100 boys. Thanks for the hours of listening and viewing pleasure. You have no idea how many tough days your interviews have got me through. Keep up the good work. ✌
This
Funny story: time stamp 46:00 That park that sued tony was Airborn Skate Park in MI they sued us as well for stealing their "business dress code" and tried to put us out of business before we even opened. It cost us $20,000. We opened our doors needless to say they closed 3 years after we opened and we are still here.
Glad to hear that! If there's anyone that deserves to be hit by my car its these suehappy assholes who try to get by by scamming people out of their hard earned cash. Nothing pisses me off more. But happy that you guys are doing well and they got theirs.
@@Fernando4Mark Let's not get TOO extreme.
I think dog mauling is a happy medium.
@@bondedwithpotatoes0076 he's not wrong 🤷♂️ if you think corporate theft is acceptable then you have an issue.
@@hookedangling1020 did you read my entire comment
@@bondedwithpotatoes0076 what the very few words comment 😂 you make out you wrote an essay lol....
"let's not get too extreme"
Not really Alot to read buddy 🤷♂️😂
100 episodes of the best thing going in skateboarding right now. Thank you guys for everything that you’ve given us.
I saw Tony do the 900 on the Boom Boom Huck Jam when I was a kid 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Absolute fire.
How can you not like Tony Hawk. His such an inspiring person.
i was at the huckjam in toronto, and i saw tony lend the 900, and when the crowd went nuts and everybody was yelling and screaming and cheering, that was the single most happiest/ hyped ive ever been in my life. that was the sickest day
chuck mcnair I saw him land it in Columbus OH at the huckjam. His first 900 and the release of THPS were right when I started skating, so that holds a crazy nostalgic place in my heart...seeing him stick it in real life was pretty impactful.
13:13 paused 😂😂 He’s about to cry and literally go,” But, Tonyyy😢??”
Those Bagel Bites on the shelf, I definitely remember the commercial from when I was a little kid!
Tony has had (and earned) a blessed life. All hate for him is out of pure jealousy.
Life is not that simple.
@@Nominay penis
Haters gonna hate. How can you not respect him?
Tony hawk is such a legend and still so humble, amazing
The only thing better than having Tony Hawk as a guest on your 100th episode was the switch flip switch manny in the background
THPS got me into skating in 1999. 19 years later still doing it. I feel there's a large portion of skaters aged ~25-35 who can relate, especially ones who grew up somewhere with no to little scene.
Congrats to the Nine Club to getting to 100. Get Crob on Howard Stern!
I remember going to a birdhouse Demo in the early 90s and the whole team was sessioning and I tapped on his back I had to reach very high as I was 13 or 14 with butterflies in my stomach and he turned around and was so nice I dorkly asked for his autograph he said sure and signed my scratch paper I immediately ran outside and was ecstatic and couldn’t believe it. Thank you Tony
I remember the one time I saw the 900 in person. One of the coolest moments I've experienced in skateboarding. Congrats on 100 episodes.
“The leanest burger in the world, could be the meanest burger in the world, if you cook it that way” Tony Hawk
Treat time plus
happy 100th episode!
you should do one with chris roberts, that guy is a legend.
I heard he laid down a sw flip sw manny at the courthouse
Randy Shredmenton really?! That’s crazy dude!
he should be president. Rog vice, Kelly attorney gen.
I hear he did fakie tre flip fakie manny... down El Toro
i love the idea that tony wants to change material of a skateboard because of the price and the longevity. Being raised in a lower income family really made it hard to get new decks. Like always this was a amazing and informal episode!!
This was such a joy to watch. Tony Hawk gets the recognition he deserves but I still think he deserves more credit than he gets. He changed my life and lifestyle from when I was a child and I can’t thank him enough for doing the things he did. I literally grew up with his video games and they saved my life in those cold NYC winter months when that was the closest I could get to skating, not to mention the music he brought us. I became a bassist because of hearing Primus in THPS 1!!! Thank you Tony, thank you Nine Club, thank you skateboarding. Can’t wait for episode 900 when he returns!
Thanks for 100! ! This freakin’ guy!
Literally been watching this straight through while leaving the crib and working today 😂👌🏻
C M I listen in the car while driving
Tony is such a cool, humble and authentic dude man
Came back to watch this a second time and realized Tony is actually pretty f'n funny and has a great sense of humor!
You couldn't really have anyone else for the 100th episode...the living legend...Tony Hawk! Boom!
He was definitely talking about thps 1+2 during this when he said he has something in the works
Dude is so humble and personable. Fuckin legend. The fact he still puts out footage is so dope.
Tony Hawk never ceases to amaze.
This came out of left field, knew it would be someone special, Tony hawk didn't even cross my mind
These guys: *Talks for over 2 hours*
Me: *Can barely hold a conversation for 20 seconds*
You’re telling me.. I met Christian Hosoi and barely spoke to him. I did give him a mean handshake and popped his hand, was hella scared when I felt that 🤣
@@6ohflip i met Christian at agenda super cool humble dude. But yea i know the feeling lol wanted to meet him for years then didnt know what to say lol
Tony Hawks recollection of the moment he got paid from the video game is amazing hahahaha
It's just weird that Tony's halfpipe has lived longer than his Powell sponsorship did. Timelines get odd the older you get, and that's a well built ramp.
Tyler Durden ... guess what... the ramp is constantly maintained ;)
It could be 100000 years and it would be as new. There is literally nothing on there that is from day 1
and yet it is now too slippery for certain tricks. it's not maintained a the rate you think it is, you can see how old the skatelite is as there are clips posted there damn near everyday by the people who regularly session there. skatelite is nearly too durable for its own good when kept indoors. and if you think every piece of the metal skeleton has been replaced, you're straight nuts.
Tyler Durden this might sound like a stupid question but does skatelite get more slippery with age and use? Ive never skated on it, just masonite and plywood.
You know how masonite starts out almost feeling soft to the touch with a kind of fuzz that gets worn down quickly? I think just after years of use the skatelite surface gets kind of polished smoother and smoother, kind of burnished. Plus all of the built up and worked in dust, urethane, plastic from kneepads, etc. It's a more solid surface than masonite is from the start and much more durable, so it probably continually gets harder and slicker over time. But I've never skated on any as old as what's on Tony's ramp.
Tyler Durden thanks, great explanation.
I discovered this show about two weeks ago, so far I have binged like 10 episodes, and it made me pick up my good ol deck back up and been skating daily for a week straight and have never felt better.
That shitty skatepark he talks about in Illinois is a town over from me and it honestly is horrible 😂
Bird man!!!! Thank you dudes. The man who inspired a generation to skate, myself included.
Thank you so much for your show guys, I love it! 100 episodes already... can you believe this?
Questions were on point! Thank you guys SO MUCH for this episode. Loved it.
I admire you for actually making it to 100! What a crazy amount of work! THANK YOU NINE CLUB! I enjoyed every single episode
THANK YOU FOR 100 (+ including experience) WEEKS OF ABSOLUTE GOLD CONTENT
The guy every random person knows when they hear about skateboarding is when we think about an amazing pin up for us. He’s a great guy and great skater, we are pretty damn lucky to have him on the scene being a good rolemodel.
This was insane ! Tony seems like a well rounded human being
Pascal123comeon yes, who gets married and marries the nanny, then marries her assistant, etc etc
Grant Richardson the nanny had an assistant? Lifestyles of the rich and the famous.....
Congratulations guys!!!
Thank you and congratulations on 100 insane episodes!! This 100th episode couldn’t have been any better, so perfect dudes. So stoked to see what TNC has in store for the future. Keep these hilarious names for Kelly in the credits coming, please!
i like to think im not susceptible to product placement, but as soon as this is over im getting some bagelbites.
Are u kidding 🤣😁🤷♀️👌🏽 best comment☠💀☠😎
ROFL
My GOD Tony Hawk you made a big difference in lives and skate comunity you are a true legend boss!!!!!!!!!!
"I would love to come on your show, thanks for asking." Had me in tears.
congrats on hitting 100 shows! been here from the beginning and its been an inspirational journey. thanks for all your hard work!
Yo! you guys killed it in the last 100 episodes! cant wait for episode 200 with Gonz!
In my small opinon the greatest skateboarder of all time. Guaranteed first place in comps and took skateboarding mainstream. Great episode guys!
Happy 100! The nine club is such a blessing to skateboarding
This is as epic as it gets guys, you made it! Thanks for making my mondays waaay better that they used to be
Happy 100th podcast !!
PBR !! Represent
Wow two year flew by
Haven't watched this yet but know it will be worthy of the 100th episode. Massive congratulations to you guys and all involved (even Eldy)! Nine Club is literally the best thing to happen to skateboarding since THPS. I'll be watching in my Nine Club long sleeve with a smile on my face the whole time. Can't thank you guys enough for producing such gold! Keep up the amazing work!
I love the Howard Stern talk. Crob you remind me of Stern. You seem like a genuine fan with all your guests. Keep up the good work!
This episode made me look T hawk i a diff light. Never knew how much he contributed from building parks to pushing skateboarding. What a legend. GOAT!!! Thank you nine club
Anyone see the toy machine doll fall to one arm behind rob.
t4j2k0 44:25
2:08:27
“You handpanted off his ass? He turned the other cheek....”
Chris, I am dying of laughter! You cheeky savage, you!
Congrats on the big 100! Here's to many more!
HAPPY 100TH NINE CLUB!! Been here literally since day one. so crazy how time flies!
13:11 Annoyed Tony Hawk lol Birdman’s over talking about the 900
Guys. Honestly. I Love the show. I Appreciate the work ans dedication. It's awesome that you have made this exist and filled a gap in the skateboarding landscape. Here's to the next 100. Thank you.
LEGENDARY! I'm late but this is my favorite video on the internet now. my hero!
It has been a great journey getting to know you guys over the last 100 episodes. My mug and I look forward to the next hundred. LONG LIVE THE 9 CLUB!
You guys are killing it, perfect guest for 💯 pod cast.. Tony is massive with giving support to skating, I knew he made a difference but not how he went about it, mad respect for him.. great interview guys. Keep it up
Coming back to the video that started me on my Nine Club journey. Thank you Tony for the linkup and thank you to Chris, Rog and Kelly for reminding us of, and reintroducing us to such a wide variety of skaters and filmmakers, with so many great stories and personalities in each video, they are all a pleasure to watch, listen to and learn from, with more than a few laughs along the way! 👍👍 Top Notch
Happy 100th dudes. Best podcast ever!
I love how he went out of his way to squash the notion of the mega ramp 1080 “not counting” - he did that with class and humility. Really gained more respect for him when he said it.
Get John Cardiel on!!!
Ive been saying that for ages! It will be the best episode ever!
Jordan Aquino I agree
Yooooo for real!
#originalripper
ALL HAIL
Tony you’re a really good human bro. Thank you.
You saved my life you just don’t know it but you affected my life.
Thank you.
My biggest appologies for being negative about you in the late 80,s I was part of that negativity and I feel bad about it but it was just my inner turmoil and lack of self confidence and I took it out on guys like you and Scheckler. I feel like a child when I think about it immature and self-centered I have grown since then being that I’m 51 and taking care of my own problems in life, but I just wanted to pass on my humble apologies and to say that you are an amazing inspiration in my life and so many others, dude .
I’m so glad you had the inner strength and foresight to see past all the negativity. I can’t imagine what it must be like to have a certain amount of something you love say terrible things about you.
I know you already know this, but you are a very strong person and I look up to you even at the ripe age ( still skating your parks in Atlanta ) of 51 and I’m having so much fun doing it and it’s keeping me healthy and I try and pass it on to the young dudes .
Thank you again for all you have done for us collectively as skateboards Society and as an individual in me .
Big love and respect to you you and so many others for helping change lives.
I have an identity and it’s wrapped up in skateboarding as it always has and always will be and you are a huge part of that equation.
Thanks Tony and all those who put their blood sweat and tears into this thing we call SKATING ❤
PEACE N LOVE
MIKE NYC 13$T. LES.
Congratulations on 100 bros!!👊😁 ready to dive in!
Brilliant as usual. You guys always do an amazing job. Such an amazing vibe here, as well with all the episodes.
THUG was the sole reason i got into skating and made my first real friend
One of my favourite because it's my first one episode I watched "The 100" one! And I never stop to watched your channel since then and discovery that I was somewhere a skate interest because of you ;-)! It's a really cool channel "The Nine Club" with a good humour and skate culture! Thank you Chris for your special tag line ;-) and his team! Big up from Belgium!
Congrats on 100 episodes Chris, Rog & Kelly!
Congrats on 100! Thanks for all your work! Crob, Rog, and Kelly make my Mondays suck less.
"I was gonna make it, or get taken away in an ambulance" -Tony Hawk
I gotta say, he hand wrote a postcard to me in 1988 at twelve years old, I'll always be a fan.
on-location interview with Gator for episode 200
Most definitely!!!!
Mark F yeah. Think he was up for parole in February, but didn't make it
Gator ripped for sure. Dude had so much natural ability and style, but he deserves to be in prison for the rest of his life. His place in skating deserves to be recognized though.
Manmelt I don't know. The dude confessed and he's certainly bi polar. 30 years in prison seems long enough to me. Confessing your crimes and being sorry is the first step and he did that 25 years ago.
Time flies by watching these vids. Great stuff guys. I'm late, so I have a lot of catching up to do. So great listening to all these legends
special special special guest
So, I'm really late to the game with this podcast but wow! I love this. These interviews put a smile on my face. Thank you for The Nine Club. Keep up the awesome work. God bless you guys.
the toy machine doll fell. Ed Templeton is trying to tell us something telepathically .
Vitamin Luther just saw it happen at around 44:30 - definitely a message from ed! 🙏
Number 100. I had my brews and watched it on my tv. Tony Hawk 100% skateboarding. Chris, Roger, Kelly 100 skateboarding. Thanks for what you bring.
Great skater and a good dude
Was so amped when I saw the first one with kelly and the stoke is real every monday since! Gratz on one hunned! Hawk shreds
One of the best episodes yet.
Rog mentioned Chet Thomas towards the end. Next up? haha