I'm back to the sports radio for another skate companion edition of the podcast. This is the Chris Joshlins G-Mar part with me Ryan obviously back again. Mr. Buckmeal will hickey.
What's up? What's up? What's up with this one? Four minutes 55 seconds on Thresher magazine.
I've got up on the YouTube channel and I'll just read you the bullshit Thresher's spiel. So we got from Wallerberg to El Toro. Joshlins etches his name into history books as he takes flight for G-Mar. Been waiting for this one.
Been teasing and teasing and teasing. And it's finally dropped just in time because I mean, fuck me. How long we got left? Unless they're pushing it back mate.
Anyway, classic skate companion. So I'll give us a countdown. We'll press play together. So five, four, three, two, one, play.
Again, obviously all these sooty parts mate Thresher got to get their name in lights before it hits. And then we've got the rock style of Kye and the Plan B logos coming up. Good to see all his sponsors coming together and throwing their names in the house. Giving him the boost mate.
Yeah. Some nice wholesome family clips there. Yeah. Starting off with a classic tray.
Really nice floaty back biggie. Yep. Super nice front board. It's just warm it up at the moment I think.
Yeah. The tunes are mellow tune. What's this? Black Sabbath for Ozzy?
Yep, I'm feeling it. Nice, Nolly 360. Yeah, really nice. Hitting some text right away mate.
Yep, couple of fast ones there. Nice switch shield. Fakey flip combo. Nice fakey flip.
Fakey big flip. And then yeah, this gap that he's doing is the Nolly backside flip down. Fucking huge. Yeah.
Huge. Yeah, nicely done. Big shove. Yep.
Nice Nolly heel. Nice Nolly heel. Little duck. Yep.
I've got a switch on to flip over here all that. Yep. Oh. Lovely.
The ghetto bird inward heel. Yeah. Beautiful barrel hair afterwards. Yep.
Big time Nolly flip. Big Nolly flip. Another huge big spin. Backside big spin.
Yeah, over a set and a fence. And bless it with a switch. Nice switch back bigy down and trouble free. And now we're throwing down at Wallenberg.
Oh. Throw in some thrown himself down there. Yeah. MBD.
Backside big flip. Yep. Damn. Nicely done.
Well done. And then we're at El Toro showing a few slams. There he is. And.
It's fucking massive. I'm sure he's glad he went back not only to land it mate legitimately. But how perfect is that landing? That is amazing.
Coming out with my trade flip total. Which I'd be the same mate. I'd be saying over and over again. Just that realization of I don't have to fucking do this ever again.
We'll dive into the part mate. I've got some things to say about the part. So we'll get into them. But we'll have a little breakdown.
We'll come through some of their clips. Starts off with the trademark mate. Just with the tray. Opening trick last trick.
Just holding it together. Two pillars. Yep. I think he's blessing us in this part.
He's a lot of classic jostler moves hitting the some of the best backside big spins you can see. Has that nice loose flowy one that he does. He trusts and he doesn't need to kind of like ping it. He knows it's going to come around.
Nice long front board. Really nice front board. He's sitting on that mate. In real life if you were up next that rail you wouldn't want to be bailing on that fucking thing.
You might be happy that you might be landing in a bush. That might be his only saving grace that he's got that on one side. What we've got up next. Frump big spin.
It'll fake you shove and then finish it with the switch. Frump big spin which is nice. The next clip mate I really like. Is this a burn side?
I can't really tell you. That's why I was thinking. But yeah. Yeah really nice.
I really like that too. It flows around. Nice controlled revert. Just come back in.
Next line is a nice little three piece mate. That little 180 down setting himself up for the Nollie Hill nose slide. Perfectly executed as well. Next up we've got the switch tail.
Back to regs. Or he lands in the Nollie Hill position mate. He's already in it. He's ready for it.
You see the stomp at one minute and five seconds. He's already stomped it but he barely moves his back foot there mate. There's a little touch of a wiggle but barely moves it. Not much adjustment at all.
Nollie Hill back tail. Love this next clip with the switch heel. Fakey flip. That switch heel is a skate loop switch heel.
He's so fast. He needs to speed. Yeah with the speed there really brings it nicely in there. Great fakey flip down it.
Nice little twist mate. Obviously you've got shifty bit. A regulator-y movement just to help himself on the way down. We all know that a fakey flip likes to move a little bit.
So just for a little bit of control. There's something to do in the air I suppose rather than just holding straight in fakey. Nice little bit of flare. And it backs up with a half cap flip.
I like that when you can see a little bit of aggression on it. And even kind of the next clip is like the fakey big flip as well mate. Even though it's not the same spot on the next one. You're in the same place.
Still fakey, still fakey kick flip but he's just added a little touch each time. Yeah exactly. Just stepped up a notch. That was fucking bolts.
The Nollie back side flip. That's massive. You see the cameraman 137. Yeah it's above that car.
It's a big old drop and it's a full concrete drop. It's a bit of a headfuck. It's not stairs. It's a bank.
It's big. You can see he was happy with that. Probably a bit of a battle for him. Yeah that's it.
Maybe some cars coming across as well and just slowing things down. And then bless us with a huge shove mate. Love to see that down a stair set. Yeah catches it really nicely.
Sets himself up straight for the Nollie afterwards. And then next clip. Fakey frontside heel. Very nice.
Little drop down but bolts landing. Absolutely perfect. So much control. Like I mean it's brown jumper as well mate.
You know a bit of green and brown. He's got his trees and everything in the background. He's just in his little nature zone. And then switch frontside flip over to rail.
Yep nice. Is that a bigger flip in that next clip mate? That's a bigger flip yeah. That board is moving.
The only screen for a second is onto the next one. And then I don't know what we call this trick mate. Yeah Nollie and would too. Get over it or whatever the fuck it is.
Flawless. Flawless and the second angle I love because it gets up close and personal. If you see it's right in there. Yeah absolutely flawless.
All these clips are top tier. Absolutely hammer after hammer after hammer. This is a hammer. You go back a few years ago mate.
This next clip is an ender. Which one the very hill? The very hill. You can see it.
He's not clearing it by much because that's how fucking big it is. He's got to be super consistent or confident at the very hill. And have all the speed and everything else behind it. Got a special spot for that one.
And then next up just a huge Nollie flip. Yeah. Yeah another backside big spin off the bleachers into a tennis court. Yeah that's a nice one.
And then Mira's it. There's an next clip. Mira with the switch. Yeah switch down.
Yep. Yeah nicely done. Down a little trouble. And then what we got Nollie flip backtail to fake key on a handrail.
Really nice. Yeah that is nice. Obviously he's got hit wall and ball and ball and ball and ball and ball and ball. This year there's been a lot of tricks thrown down.
In the area of something. I'm sure it's one of those ones as well. Yeah well you don't go and mess around and go through some tricks. The big flip is one of those moves where we've kind of seen there was a kind of an era where it's overused.
It seems like it's died off a little bit now. And Josh and bringing it back but in a good way. He's always had a good one. And what a place to throw it down.
Yeah. And he's pumped with that one mate. Yeah. But not as pumped as his next clip.
That's the next one. It's a stone cold Steve Austin comes out and at the end of this one mate. Completely. Wow.
And just no movement in the feet mate. Once he's landed there's none. Not one bit of movement. Yeah.
Lands and bolts. Bends down. Rows away. Perfect.
Is there going to be a bigger tray flip? It's the double nine bigger than that. I'm pretty sure. When they had the TJ clip a bit not too long ago, if him doing the one eight you come out they put it along side because he's switched from one out to zero before it's a little bit bigger.
Wonder if it's maybe it might not be taller. It might be a bit longer. I don't know that because obviously it's not a tiny bit under but obviously it's got that space in the middle. That's the next level.
And then what's the level after that? The next level is the one that no one can even lay down. That's why George is laying on 22 mate. Yeah, and in parcel.
We'll put it out there but I don't think anyone's ever tripping down that ever. The double nine. No, no. The Leon 22.
I don't even think someone's capable of that. Maybe why? Just too much impact. What I've just noticed there mate is landed at three minutes 30, you know, kind of an end of the part.
But the timestamp is a four minute 55 part. But in reality it's a three minute part and there's a lot of B roll at the start. There's a lot of B roll at the end. It's not the full geared up part.
It's almost just resting on the fact that you straight up delved at which is huge. Yes. Incredible. But I don't think the part is as epic as the hype.
The part needed to come out earlier. All the suspense that we've had. I'm not sure if the part lives up to the trick. Don't be an asshole.
But still a top tier part. I still probably give it a five because of how strong it is. But I think the hype has kind of killed it a little bit. It's one of those things.
Yeah, we're obviously we know he did the trade flip at least a couple of months ago now. Or longer and sick as fuck. And obviously he wanted to release it on the right platform and maybe it's just how it turned out. But obviously that's a lot of hype to live up to.
It's not sent yourself out to fit. Of course. Like you said it's still a sick part. But with the build up of the end of the year is always with the so T and stuff like that.
So do you expect it's quite hard to know sometimes maybe you know what I mean. If he released another part beforehand or after or something as well or released the trade flip kind of as and when or a little bit afterwards and then released this as a three minute part or whatever could probably even through it in there still because you could just ride up for the rest of his life. It's a tough one because I don't think he's done enough mate. I really don't think he's done enough to get the trophy.
Yeah, I agree. The trick is heavy. It's legendary. Whenever we forget the trick.
But I don't think we're going to be going through the part the same way. I think it's more of a momentum thing where the so he sees and what all the X all these parts and I know everyone wants to release at the end of the year. But I don't think it's how it should be made. And if you've watched out TJ's been kind of plodding through the year mate.
Say plodding through but charging through the year. He's been relevant all the way through. I know we had a kind of a dry spell at the start of the year where nothing was coming out is all the bullshit video parts you know. All those those brands that we could probably be pro for if we were getting the getting new boards everything doing the roll on grinds and going downhill.
But I still think like TJ kind of did it the right way where he just he was relevant throughout the year. And for me I think that's what a scale year needs to be. They need to be relevant throughout the year. And I just don't think this has got enough weight even with the El Toro Dre.
Feel for Jocelyn because I felt like this could have been the year for him. But TJ's just turned up the heat. For me anyway, you know, I'm sure there's going to be a lot of people disagreeing with me. But I think he's going to be the champ.
Definitely I would agree 100% trick of the year. But there wasn't enough relevancy throughout the year. If he was able to sprinkle one or two things in or make a couple of appearances here and there. It would have put him up there much more unquestionable.
You know, who knows. Frasher is thrasher and they would do what they want within reason. So it's not impossible to think that this couldn't win in skate with the year. You never know, mate, Grace and Flexia might be holding the trophy at the end of the year.
You never know. They love him. They absolutely love him. You don't know who's paying who's bills right now.
Exactly. I mean, I was going to say, do you think the whole ethnic situation might have kind of like come underneath Jocelyn a little bit where kind of just disjointed his year? You know, if you've had that shoe behind in the whole time, do you know what I mean? I think that probably didn't help him.
But either way it's a tough one because I'd love to see Jocelyn win it. But when the voting comes down, when you get to click on the votes, my vote will be won't be going to Chris so we go to TJ. Yeah. Might as well turbo rate mate, I'll throw it over to you.
What are you giving it? Do you want me to throw mine down first? Yeah, I'll throw yours out. I think it's a four.
The trade kind of makes it a five in a way. But I think that overall the part, there was a lot of B roll. Yeah, it's really a three minute, three in a eight minute. Yeah.
And I know he's doing big shit. It's not Mark Sooteew doing this 10 minute part. It's not Mark Johnson giving us the three songs. But don't think there was just enough of him even just doing relaxed shit mate.
It's not what I'm saying. It's a really nice little part. Nice put to the other thing. But like I said before, I'm beating the dead horse, but I just think the hype is overshadowed the part.
I think there's a disconnect there. Yeah, that's it. No, they're just no trade for the tutorial. It's a four.
A four is fucking decent. Like people aren't getting fives generally. People aren't getting fives. No.
So this is like a if this could get any more points it would be a five. So it's a high four for me. I don't want a four out of five. I'm uncomfortable.
But absolutely fucking sick part nonetheless. Like you said, trick of years in a bag is done. There isn't another legendary trick that's been laid out this year. So he's definitely got trick of a year.
And that might even come into their conversation where it's like they know he's going to get trick of a year. Who knows? Right. That you said, where's the money going?
Who's right? Who's sponsoring it? Who's you know, rocks their energy are getting involved like they've sponsored this. That money might be going to thresh your pocket.
If it does, you never know. You never know. Sometimes doing a trick that big. Some people might conceive that as enough.
So here's what it is. Here's what it is. We'll be here to the next time when we hopefully reconvene when the trophy's been handed out. That was Chris Jocelyn's G-mar part on Thresh magazine.
If you haven't watched it, I mean, come on now. Yeah, you need to see it. But yeah, this has been So Much Radio. I've been Ryan.
That's been Will. And we'll catch you on the next one. Bye.