Rodney Mullen best 3 minutes Full HD | Bones Brigade Autobiography

screaming for this guy Ronnie was absolute perfectionist the fiercest competitor ever I mean he he knew every single my new thing he was going to do exactly what his feet really do the order was going to happen if Rodney stepped off his board or anything like that he'd probably be devastated rodney was a competitor on an Olympic scale that I've never witnessed in my life he was flawless perfect every time getting to second to him was like getting first nobody deserved to ever take his spot and that's when the rumors flew that he was practicing nine hours a day are we going inow hours a day how's that possible when we would go on tour he would just go up two in the morning we you know arrive at the hotel I'm going skating okay dude you know we wake up whenever to get to the demo and he'd be creepin in and like so did you find a place to skate he's uh yeah and I learned a couple tricks to make some 500 new tricks up you know like the next demo you're like you just did all these tricks I've never seen you do before I've been on the road with you for a month Rindy was a really bright sensitive person but he was really cowed he was asleep almost like a beaten dog and his nickname was but he's pretty quiet to himself introvert rodney was crazy completely but in the genius way like the mad genius way the way you know those uber smart people are crazy you could tell you know some historical facts and but he literally couldn't you know how do you open this door he stayed in the corner and did his own thing and every once in a while here to have this outburst of we couldn't figure out what was going wrong with him and I remember traveling with him one of them many many tours in the middle of literally nowhere trying to get to a demo as always late probably you know I was like I think I'm sick I think I'm gonna throw up what are you what do you rod what do you what do you what do you motion sick would you eat some bad all the above I'm gonna throw up so he's doubled over he's due and we think he's like holding his stomach grace feeling sick he's gonna get out and you know kept out and we think he's gonna puke or something he takes off he takes off down the road gone out of sight did he have to go to the bathroom or wait Rodney go we just waited and waited and waited I don't know how long it was it was it was quite some time I think the Sun had gone down I don't know but I remember seeing the bed those dudes were all looking at me like fairly unforgettable look and then Rodney comes back enough hey guys you know that broad anyway hey thanks and you're like hey Rodney feel better yeah okay you gotta go shut the door there we go no one said a word Rodney to me was this guy that I couldn't relate to Tony could relate to him because he was very progressive

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Length: 3min 37sec (217 seconds)

Published: Tue Mar 03 2015

Reddit Comments

[u/Admzpr]

His Ted talk is pretty good. You see more of his quirkiness than in this vid.

https://www.ted.com/talks/rodney_mullen_pop_an_ollie_and_innovate/up-next

[u/terrygenitals]

the thing i love about him is he defied ageing and doctors. everyone wrote off his ability to skate when they said the calcium deposits in his hips and scar tissue in his body meant he would have a lifetime of pain and never be able to skate again.

the badass motherfucker started grinding down his tissue in the inner wheel well of his car, on fire hydrants just stretching and contorting his muscles under unimaginable pain till he fixed himself.

He even created a new way of skating afterwards as a direct result of what he did.

He proved that determination can beat age, beat doctors, beat a fuckload of things

[u/[deleted]]

Pretty sure he created the Kickflip, too.

[u/Bwian428]

The Great One

[u/James_Blanco]

I remember first seeing his video in tony hawk 2 on playstation and just being mindblownnn. Never understood why the game wasnt called rodney mullen 2 lol

[u/matolandio]

So here I am

[u/gt35r]

The guy is legit not human on the skateboard. I don't think anyone will ever get close to his level of uniqueness and unpredictability. I loved watching his short video clips in the Tony Hawk Pro Skater games.

[u/[deleted]]

That was a pretty anti climactic story.

[u/IwillNoComply]

skateboarding is so damn awesome. it's been around for about 60 years and the evolution and progression of this endeavor have been so well documented through time. you could see whole trick lineages sprouting from 2-3 crazy guys heads' and spreading onto millions of people and eventually even reaching the mainstream.

and it's all there and accessible to everyone. most of the people/pioneers of this field are still alive today and it's still progressing. i love viewing it from a evolution/biological perspective: how it was conceived, the early days and the few random mutations along the way that took over and changed everything almost instantly. every skater to this day is doing these specific movements which were just some guys' random sprout of creativity. and some people live off it! there's an entire industry which is based on the steady progression of skateboarding and skaters. it's amazing.