A little more "street style" follow-up to last week edit of the antiheroes by contract gang, that stays, rest assured, all terrain gnarly, notably via an on fire Daan. And it is even approved by the Police on Bicycles of Murika!
Now that is a nice surprise from the Antihero camp to boost your week-end: a perfectly timed and cut edit focusing more on the transition side of things (which is not a bad thing at all!), and therefore on that one Peter Hewitt fellow (Not that there is anything wrong with it!). One could ask where is Larry, though…
Join in for a not so bucolic cruise around the streets of San Francisco, as seen through the eyes of the skaters that most likely experience it more than their average neighbor, and also a demonstration of what it is to be a skateboarder (not just being skateboarding, surprisingly enough…) by that one Julien Stranger guy. We will have a Monday test on gentrification of the city, please do your own researches this week-end!
In the "couple made in Heaven" category, the Antihero / Volcom combo is up there, that's for sure. And if Daan and Grant annihilate those poor New Jersey pools, on the street side of things, Austin Kanfoush might steal the shoe here, notably with that Mach 2 line on ground that looks like grip tape or something…
One might celebrate raw street skating, hard to not salivate at the sight of some abandoned swimming pool, even if it is obviously not for the average Joe… Throw a crew heavy on Antihero types, and you'll get that slap in the face, the revelation that one should learn to look further than the curb cuts, and over the walls. Whether in Atlanta, or anywhere else…
Wait, so all there is to do is ship Mike to Germany so he gets the spark again!? Let's note a particularly on point Tyler Bledsoe, and as for Lucas and Ishod, well, what to say, what to say!?
Well, we didn't see that one coming, and it's a slap to the face! Mike Anderson has always been a fine mix of raw power and finesse, and this should get you stoked for more than this long week-end!
From Frank Gerwer to Dan Drehobl, Mike Anderson seems to know about having a great entourage, but that never stops him from getting in the spotlight… Hell, this gets you antsy to get on the road with friends, doesn't it?
