Hello and welcome back to Turbo Sports Radio, issue number 12. What we're talking about today then mate? Today we're looking at the Vans spinning away video. Spinning away, yeah.
Interesting name, whatever. Is that what we're getting at? Anyway, van spinning away. Van spinning away then mate.
What are we saying then? What are we saying? Pretty solid video. You've got a few parts.
You've got Tyson Peterson, Kyle Walker, Cheema, they all have a part and then sprinkle it in. There's a very nice sprinkling. There's a very nice sprinkling in the video. I mean, say you want about vans being who they are, they've got a solid team.
Basically it's only 16 year old girls where they're shooting, but still, they are... The team is solid. You can't dispute that. And there's some proper, proper skating.
So we're going to kind of, again, like we always do with these video, we're going to break downs. We'll have the video going and we'll have a few orgasms over some of the tricks. Straight away, straight off the bat, let's pause it there. We said we weren't going to pause it too much in this.
But it starts off with Tyson Peterson, doing a kickflip war ride, over a handrail, over a dude laying on the stairs and it's just solid. Yeah, it's pretty in there, really. It's done nicely. And then you get your normal kind of intribal shit on a kind of knobbed rail, but not, I mean, I think he's already 50 one of these.
But not on board. Yeah. Ruented board, obviously. He does, he skates it, so it's dead.
And some more kind of just... Just intribal shit sliding around on the fucking penny board in the way. But he grows into it. He grows into it.
So, again, wearing a thrasher t-shirt for obvious reasons. You've got to get him thrasher somehow. Yeah. Well, I mean, the tricks selection he does.
Most of it is... I mean, let's talk about his get up, because, you know, trick-trip-wise, you know, you're watching it already, you've seen it. It's some very nice maneuvers involved in this. But what's the style of it?
I don't know. It kind of takes away from some of the skater. I mean, the line with the kickflip down like the five, and then what's that backsmith down, like a must be 12 or something. That is beautiful.
It's, again, weird sort of jacket, but that's... It's not too bad. That's a solid, he's not a touch. Yeah.
But... And then some more boys are already sprinkling with a huge... Yeah, see him as the roaly. Token roaly.
Yeah, Token roaly. We'll start with roaly, just so we'd say it right, but obviously we're going to carry him with Raly next time he's here. Yeah, of course we are. Oh, he's smashing his face right there, and then he comes back into it.
But he doesn't do the trick. He doesn't do the trick, yeah. That is quite a nice line. The audience at the bank, real effortless, straight flip.
But then the hippie jump to ruin the line. I mean, speak about the style of the video, mate. Obviously, you had a lot of videos we put together. The grainy effect.
What's... It doesn't do it for me. I mean, it... Why?
Because every video seems to do it now. And it's... It's trying to do that old-style camera, but it's all filmed with their, like, HVXs. And they just apply a filter.
Yeah. At least with, like, stay gold any time they had that kind of finger and arm. It's filmed with a high-eight camera. It's an old camera.
There's footage of Mike Manzouri skating about with that camera. Yeah. I mean, you're kind of expecting the classic spinning away logo just kind of stinging up every time, like the Palace video with this. But the skating is fine and the rest of it is all sort.
I'm sure we get your take on that because... That's my only kind of critique about the video is that old-timey thing. Again, there it is. It's constant.
At least it is constant. Yeah, that's what you've got to give them credit for. The spot that's pulled that spot there, mate, because as soon as it pops up, it's the spot that... No, he just hit it.
Who else is doing it? Louis hit it. So basically on this one, is he hitting a... Is there a feeble on that?
Is there like feeble 180? Yeah, feeble 180. So it's a spot. It's like a one, two, three.
Like an eight there with like a gate and a fence around it. Everyone's hitting the top, dropping down. You've seen everyone's. Everyone's hitting it.
It hits the, yeah, the, the feebes. But you want to get out of it for me. I just don't like seeing it. Because it wants you to 180 out of it.
It's kind of like a 50. You know, it's basically a gate. So if you 50 a ledge and 180 out of it, it's a fucking piece of piss. And maybe that's just, just think, just think over the top of it.
Obviously that gate is, it's, it's, it's a bit of trouble right now. So it's, it's still, it's impressive. But back to regular is better. And what, I mean, both of us would rather see anyway.
Yeah, yeah. But still, still, still, still, still, still. Yeah, awesome. And then this is a huge back 50, but you've got an issue with these kind of 50s.
It just seems like everyone's doing that cheat code 50. Again, I'm not going to disrespect what people are doing in 55th. There are huge, huge rails in Kinkas and Kinkas. But before he does it, they do, they put the pressure on both sides of like the left side of the back track and the right side of the front track.
So it's angled. And it's kind of, it doesn't look, to me, it doesn't look right. It kind of looks like a feeble or something. It's still a 50.
And again, still difficult to do. But when you look at someone like Steve Nessa, and you always bring his name up, but he was a 50-50 master, you know, back and forth. Well, it's your number 52. But all of his 50s were straight.
He was like, he was like, he was on edge or whatever. But he was just bang on straight. And he just seemed like it was more controlled. And what's his name?
Pete's, Pete's name, right? Yeah. He hits one. We've just got to pause there.
It's legitimate. And he's hit it, but bang on. Square 50. So he can do it.
But obviously he's electing on a long rail that may be a siege in a balance. And I get it. I get it. He's entered there.
He's skateboarded in it. It's from getting from A to B. So I can't be getting on, getting on his ass for too much on it. But I prefer to see it straight.
Definitely. I really like that trick. So it's like the 270 lip. But, but not going away.
He's not following the momentum round. He's actually stopping it. He's controlling it. Is he going?
Is he hitting? Is that just Riggs? Is that like a back? I'm going back to it.
So we can actually. We'll just queue it up here and just see what he's doing. So it's a backside. Yeah.
So it's almost like you do a back free. But as you've come back round to go back to regular. He's going to fake it. He's hit the board slide or whatever.
But it lands back in faking. So that's that timestamp. Just so you know, it's about four fifteen. Around four fifteen.
Yeah. Yeah. It's a nice. It's a standout trick.
It looks real nice. And then after that, you've got a real famous street gap. I think it's in ff, but he does a back free. And it's huge.
Yeah. In his in his garage. Yeah. In his wheelchair.
And then he hits the Nigel Rail. And the, what's his name? Alex Miller. Alex Miller.
Yeah. Yeah. Back in the old mid-losh. Yeah.
And then it's a nice hand over piece with Karl Walker. So there's Steve Pass Blue Rail. And he's wearing a raster hat and he goes down on it. And then walkers with him.
And I think it's kind of trying to educate us. Maybe like a good old boys with you. They're homies and they want to kind of skate the spots again. And Mr.
Walker just fucking comes along really. Would you hit on that frontsmith all the way down? Yeah. Like it's nothing.
Yeah. Sit in it a bit. If he sat in it the whole time, wouldn't be as impressive. Yeah.
And then he just backed his back. He's like, yeah, check this front's up for that as well. Huge front's up for that. Real nice back.
That's really nice to feel. Yeah. It's a photograph. Yeah.
Oh, you had a little mouthful. Orgasm over there. Yeah. It's right.
It's a driveway sort of gap. But it's perfect. Full, full fling. That was.
It was a little guy's move like that. And just generally, you know, that's not talking about every single trick here. But Walker is just getting better and better and better. You know, like he's had some ridiculous parts from like, hoey stokes to the 50 one.
You know, the, what part was that? Oh, it was a fresh way. Yeah. Yeah.
So from that, you know, he's putting down ridiculous parts. He's solidly putting them out. What I like is he's got so many, but he's not, he's not taking a back seat now. He's continuing with it.
And I mean, that's always good to see from a so many. And you can just kind of see, you can see, I mean, I said, just right away, you can see the guy, the guy's who kind of influenced him. He's even hitting like old school flip, flip spots that Riley would have touched back in a day. He's hitting his front side flips.
He's hitting his long ass board slides. You can see the, just a little dabble around in there. You can kind of, you can see it in a skating. But just obviously just stepping it up, stepping it up, stepping it up.
And you weren't a fan of the lip up the handrail. No, I mean, it's, it kind of seemed a bit filler. You know, it's still really impressive. Really impressive.
But Mr. Walker, I just think it's kind of an, he's got everything. But what we did like, you know, was what he was. It's one of your little, little bit of a, it's an orgasm over this one, didn't you?
Yeah. So it's the double set, but down the little corridor. And he, it starts off with the Ollie and then he won 80s it, which is ridiculous because you wrote your 180's got to be pretty, pretty straight. Besides that, what the fuck you doing?
Jump it down that set anyway. That's huge. It's so long and tall. And then nice heel flip in the line and then a board slide, hoik over.
Yeah, hoik over the rail. Yeah. Nicely done. And then just, yeah, I know.
Yeah, that's a real, I really like that one as well. Front flip to fakey, fakey flip down the stairs. And then the alley you back will make it. I mean, it's all, yeah, it's solid.
There's no mess on the rails. This is a video. In fact, you know, awesome kickflips right over that fence, the drop and get a huge front flip. You know where those influences are coming from.
Yeah, exactly. And then again, nice on line. Show it down. Show it down.
Show it down. Back down. Back down. Back down.
Back down. Back down. Back down. Back down.
Back down. It side and down. Slick, rolling down that aqueduct switch. Holding it.
Okay. You're right. Oh, wait, I'm asking for the key thing. Run.
To top cure this back, hold it up like what? There, big shell. I love it. Swick doing this.
Got it through. Yeah. Cuz it's rolling down that that aqueduct switch. Holding it.
Yeah. And then I'll pause it again. So real famous spot again. I shouldn't have the name of this school.
But it's the famous wedge participated normally. And I'd built up a little con in it. Two wedges with like a, was that ? 5 foot?
Typips something, Dam looks at em four. But he's going all the long way round. all the way around which looks awesome. And just to set up those ramps, I like to see that when sometimes you've got the IY with a sign, a bit of wood, whatever, and you just make that spot work for you.
Yeah, it's nicely done. Then the heel, what am I talking about? The front tail, then front side heel. I'll heal out with it.
Other hover, long hover as well. I think, does this is ender? No, big spin down or triple set. It's all real clean and satisfying to watch, and these kids are loving it.
Yeah, but I don't know what they've just been. Just imagine being there and seeing that. It's gonna play, you can like, I don't know how he's doing it. And then this is his ender, the stupidly tall and stupidly long 50.
And that's what I'll hold my ends up, you know, when I'm giving shit about doing the 50s, where it's the distribution of any look to be. It's a tangled world. But if you're going down so that fast and that long. He does level it back out.
He does, but you know, it's dangerous shit. And then we go, your token darling doesn't drop in, doesn't land it, doesn't go back because he's pissed out his end problem. Yeah, but I kind of like this one, where he won eighties into the big old bank. Yeah, because that would be actually hard to do.
Oh, look, that's that bank is sketchy as fuck. I wouldn't even want to drop in on that. Actually, am I? No, you would.
You're like that, I reckon. And then I'll grow in. Yeah. He does a line with a switch tray on a snapboard and then a fakey flip down.
What's that? Eight. Eight. And he does do it, doesn't he?
Yeah. Yeah. So to have that much control over a snapboard, snapboard in the middle. And then it all grips up holding it together.
Yeah. And then we're all in the shit out of all these little planters. And the fucking security guard gets in the way of this monster, and I know what Ollie in transfer at a job for it. I do like Rowan.
He's really good style. Like we were talking earlier. When he was younger, I'm baking, just coming through your ring. So he's got raw ability.
He's just going to find you. He's just going to try and tune that. And now you look at him, man-billed, and just everything's got his own character. But it's officially done.
You really like this. The board slide, whoop around, and right out. And like a marbly sort of granite ledge, horseshoe sort of thing. And then huge knotty tray.
Yeah, and I will say as well, is that knotty tray? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, so time to time, 10, 37 on this one.
And we'll try to get, I'm just trying to think, we should probably time to time these a few times, just so people can see if we're having a bit more organized. But those shoes are wearing the 10, 37, the white bands. Yeah. There's a band of those these days, because they're pretty ugly shoes.
They look pretty nice. They look pretty nice. They look pretty nice, I'd say. They might have had a bit of gun to them, which is what I mean.
Yeah. And then token roundly. Yeah, arc up here. And right out.
Big old bank. And this was kind of nice. Front lip to five-o. Yeah, pulled it up.
Yeah, on a, on like a tripping cover. And then like a crook, no float, something on a bank. Just one eight, one eight, nose grind sort of thing. And then that's it.
That's all rowdy. I mean, he, he, he, he leaned into aqueducts in front of the back with his, where is anyone? Well, I was just going to lack it. I was just going to lack it.
Whatever he wants. Maybe a front three. Yeah. Right.
Well, carry on. Who's, who's just now? Oh, Lou Frans having this nice little bit, scat and Lou Frans in there. And a bit of carrying cables.
Yeah, with two blunts. Two blunts. Yeah. But going back to Rowley, you know, when you did the front stuff, they played for the, you know, the two ramps.
Yeah. And I was too sorry to the backside of it the same day. Oh, OK. It's, I don't know what bit it must have been in like a really, sorry.
Who did it first? Because obviously the same, who did it first? And Drek and Evelyn was like, like in fact, they did it? Or Drek and Evelyn was like, they were getting pissed off.
It's like they're going to fucking try and back up it. But I'm trying to do it first. Just leave it out. Yeah.
Definitely. Yeah. Yeah. Always thought that.
Always thought that's where the bad blood started. Yeah, it's on the, the 180 foot on the river. So we've got with Andrew Allen doing what he does best. He's always, he's always good.
Always appreciate a bit of Andrew Allen footage. Nice style. Yeah, you got a little bit of a man crush on Andrew Allen. Just a little bit.
Just a little bit. Does it solidly? And then, are mate Ronnie Sandoval? Yeah.
Big fan of this. Take a liking to Ronnie. Yeah, yeah. Huge boardlight.
They look kind of similar, don't they? So I can see why you like, there's a look to your men, isn't there? And then, oh, Elijah Bell. Yeah, Elijah Bell just, I mean, Karl Walker thinks he's going to get a 50s.
Elijah Bell was hitting some weird ones as well. I think it's a blue rail. Is it the last tricky dozen? Yeah, it is.
It is a little part. The up and over on a blue rail and down just sketchy. Sketchy. Pushing one go and switch as well, mate, which is like.
And then, this is a good trick. Switch, correct, half half flip. Double angle that because it's amazing. Yeah.
And that's like, it's a nice, it's been real well framed. Whoever did that. Here we go. So, huge, only onto the 50.
It's a long flat 50 to then transfer your weight and balance over to the down. Which is probably the 12s there. Easy. It was getting the chocolate board there.
Did you see that? I didn't see it. So, this was kind of old. And now we're on to the MVP of the video.
Yeah. Yeah. This is the main event right here. Old Cheema.
Yeah, Cheema. Doing a big 180 over a block and some random dude in the street getting in his way. The film was way. Yeah, the film was way.
The film was of course. Yeah, of course. It's Cheema. And then, just a lot of start, isn't it?
Yeah, I mean, for the rest of the video, what we got, we're kind of in the 14 minute mark. There's still another six minutes left. He's going to skate for another four or three or four of them. And he's just going to hit a load of bangers.
I would say without this, it's a good video. But Cheema, this elevates his video to being something you need to watch over and over again. That knows grind on that bridge. Yeah, it does know it's grind.
Because there's a huge crack in the ledge. And he gaps to it. So if any of it, oh yeah, you can definitely hear it. And if anything, that should throw you out.
But he somehow manages to fight through it. And then, some more of the old time, you kind of footage. Which, I think it does work. It does work.
I know what you're saying with the HD footage. There is a bit too much of a contrast, but they use it consistently enough where you kind of get used to it. But there is some shiny footage there as well. I do like that.
French Fivo. But Trump Fivo. So you have to grab it and then transfer it. It's just too much weird.
I wouldn't want to do that. Another huge back three. Nonyan would heal into a bank like that. That's impressive.
You're a fan of this spot, weren't you? So Fakingan would heal. Famous Australian spot. Yeah, this is a spot I'm sure Chris Cole did the backside 360 kick flip down that thing.
I mean, he's done more than that. And again, we can kind of wind it down a little bit in terms of, because we don't have to watch a video. You don't need to hear us talk about every single trick that Cheema's going to do. Paul's every single one of these.
And this will be like another two hour edition. So watch the video. But let's go for the table rate. What you're going for the table?
Well, Cheema's just doing a heal front board on that. I think it was a heal front board. Yeah. Yeah.
So I'm going to make as an online, as an online fresher video. And you can give me a three, because it's going to be in a three's arken. But you can give me the points and you can give me a solid as well. You have to give me a solid.
Give me the solid. It's a four. OK. And if you're going to give me a three eight.
Yeah, it's a three eight. It's a three eight. Because it's fair though. Is it four?
Because of this part that Cheema's putting out there. It's because of the... It's between nine to five. It's a three.
It's pretty good. If Cheema weren't in it, it'd be a solid three. Yeah, solid three. Two one nine.
Oh, I'll do a three point two at that. Because the other two, kind of walk to his part, it's good. It's not as good as his know of a way. Ties and pizzas part, it's good.
But they don't hold their own. Cheema is what makes... They sold this video as a Cheema part. But Vans has got a million dudes on there that they've got to have anyway.
Yeah, yeah, exactly. And Karl Walkers are footage King, so he's going to have a part. Yeah, exactly. He's going to want a part.
And then Sprinkle, Sprinkle, and then we'll imagine getting the rest of the boys. Exactly. You're all good. So what are you giving it?
I'm going to give it a four. Because if I watch... If Cheema just releases part of his own, I'm going to probably give it a four. Yeah.
So I'm going to give it a... If I had the point here, you know, I'll probably be with you three point eight. But I'm going to say four. I'll turn it by four.
And it's under now. Go for one three at the end there, mate. Switch SSBS. TSBSBS.
Backside, teh-side, big spin. Backside, big spin. Backside, big spin, that was it. Yeah.
So ridiculous. Yeah. I mean, classic, we'll just breeze over the credits. Everyone's doing these days.
It's kind of all the poor footage we're just hanging about. Just a piece of ice cream and bay tricks or whatever. Or taking the camera man out. Yeah.
We'll kind of wind it down there. But solid job bands, you know, if you make good shoes, it'd be better. But there's a couple of decent players that are using there. So we'll kind of...
We'll leave it at that. Yeah. So, June the next time, the Teh-muss world radio.