Andy Anderson: a Short Skate Film
2018 ж. 16 Қаз.
1 508 507 Рет қаралды
“Balance - the flow of water, and the consistency of concrete. The ground, and the spaces in between. The simplicity of instability, and the complexities of flat ground. Riding the board, face down, face up, and face out. The purposeful objects of the city, plus the joy of play. The corners, sharp and round. Forwards, backwards, and spinning, all coming together.” - Andy Anderson
Filmed and Edited: www.BrettNovak.com
Instagram: @BrettNovak
Skater:
Instagram: @AuthenticAndyAnderson
Music:
/ papercutsmusic
3:52 when you play Tony Hawk Pro Skater and smash all the buttons while you grind.
HAHAHAHHAHAHAH so fckin true man
Aaaaaaa)
😂😂😂😂😂
I was literally scrolling down to comment "Tony Hawk Pro Skater button masher in real life"
Was about to leave the same comment
I’m in my 50s and still skate.. It still blows my mind with every generation of skaters there are one or two who reinvent and still make it fresh. This kid is one of the best.
I'm 39 just starting skating again since almost 20 years
Fully agree, he is the Rodney of the new generation. Those guys just have it..... Masters of balance on a skateboard, The natural flow state they're constantly in. It takes a special kind of person to be on this level and we dont get very many of them in a life time.
You look like Tony Hawk
@@Stephen_Viele seems to me he does a mixture of Rodney & Mike V .. it’s pretty sick fr .. I like how he incorporates each style to create his own really.. or at least that’s my opinion..
It's weird seeing the people walk by during the street scenes and glance at Andy and just turn away and continue walking, not realizing that they're witnessing one of the greatest skateboarders of all time in the making.
I was thinking the same thing!!!
Happens all the time man, to everyone tbh. You don't know how hard something is until you're good enough to realize that you're super bad compared to people like andy.
I do longboard dancing and what I've noticed is often times it seems like people feel rude watching or staring, especially if you miss a trick or whatever; a lot of people (particularly the young crowd) just don't want to come off as weird
It’s because he’s in Canada, it’s wild after Covid the Canadian people literally quit paying any attention to anybody no matter what they’re doing. I lived there before and after Covid it’s Wild how much the people changed. People changed everywhere but especially in Canada and the other countries that pushed the BS heavily
NPCs bro…
This video helps me cry. Andy's mastery is art. He's so bright I can barely watch him without beaming. The video and sound directing were also masterful and helped to capture Andy's movements in a timeless and graceful way. Andy Anderson is my favorite skater not for his accomplishments or exploits, but because he encompasses everything that's beautiful about skateboarding to me.
💚
He takes tricks people haven’t done in 30 years and mixes them with shit no ones done before
I guess u have no idea what u talking to hhhh
@@Thepirateadventure he's right.. you're probably the one who doesn't know what hes talking
Blessure richie jackson use some kind of style firster than he on his videos so whos right
@@Thepirateadventure you are stupid as fuck, sorry. go troll somewhere else
1:45 I was hired as a stunt double to do this bit
HE MAKES ME WANNA WEAR A HELMET!
That army green helmet is actually pretty cool looking. Like he's some skating soldier haha
It's smart, more people should.
@@Theogvineofthedead Yeah and fingerless gloves. Who cares how dorky you look. It's about being safe at all times and respecting disabled people. I wear safety boots and a hi-vis vest.
And splash some yellow dye on it ;)
About time!!!! Maybe the skaters are gonna wake up and use their head (helmet) and join the other extreme sports that have made helmets a part of the equipment (gear). You will never find a skilled skier, snowboarder or extreme cyclist that don't use helmets anymore, today its more accepted to do these sports with a helmet than without.
I know nobody will see this but today I just landed my first kick flip. Andy is a huge inspiration for me and even the reason I too wear a helmet when I skate. Thanks man!
Get it buddy!!!!
🔥🤘🔥hello yeah,keep at it,I been sk8ting 30 yrs and still can't do a smooth proper k.f.,🤣🤣🤣never let them wheels stop spinning 🔥🤘🔥
Hellz yeah!!🔥🤘🔥stupid spell check
I look at it this way: his helmet is his armor. He put's it on when going to battle. Plus it's going to help his branding as well and many opportunities for selling his own helmet brand (if he isn't already). Oh and grats on the kickflip!
congratulations dude! this is a kick ass thing to read 3 years later. i hope your still shreddin out there somewhere
The fact that this guy absolutely shreds and wears a helmet is such a incredible influence to the youth to protect their heads. Helmets are taboo in the skate world and this guy is breaking that barrier. He's making it cool to gear up and helping people not get major head injuries by condoning this. Mad respect!
Nah. He’s just an uncool scaredy cat and so are you 😂
I feel like skatebaorders would rather quit than having a stupid helmet on lol
@@wiijiifit3286it's cool to be safe.
@@Tar.o Imagine giving a fuck about looking cool over protecting your brain. Caring what others think about you is the most conformist/non-skater thing I can think of.
@@GobanShodan True, but most skaters probably think it looks dumb themselves, and would probably not wear it either if society told they were dumb for not wearing it
I’m 31 and have not skated in 10 years. I just fell completely back in love with skateboarding. Thank you.
Go skate dude!
Andy made me grab my old ps1 and play tony hawk 1 and 2 again haha! I wish I could skate irl but I think I'm too old now to start. I'm 37 and I remember having a hard time learning to ollie when I was like 17 and so never learned to skate unlike some of my friends meh.
@@Tubularm8 I'm starting again at 46 get a board we are a long time dead.
Same here. 31 and a father now. Going to the skatepark in the morning to do my best and have some fun
I am 55- makes me want to pull board out- clean off the dust..
Random skater: "So what kind of skater are you? Vert, freestyle or street?" Andy: "What do you mean? I'm just a skateboarder."
He answers : yes
"So what kind of skater are you? " 2:00 "freestyle street downhill"
I liked the comment then I read the last bit that made me cringe so you're down 1 like
Jakob Brown why he just said that he has respect for him lmao
Geno lol right??
20 year veteran of the skate scene here, never have i ever seen such a beautiful melding of videography and the love of skateboarding. This is hands down the best piece of skateboarding content to ever be made. Andy is a beautiful soul and i hope he blesses us with more masterpieces for decades to come.
I was going to say the same thing. This is the best skate video ever. I watch it like 3 times a year.
48 year veteran of the skate scene starting in So Cal. Agreed and this film is aging well. If there is anything better it is Andy's Powell video. Video is outstanding and the music is done by Andy and a friend (The Keyboarders).
@@55bolts is that part out on yt?
This.
This video brought a tear to my eye fr
Andy is a skateboarding Nerd (Obsessive and in Love), open-minded about skateboarding as a whole. From what I can see he combined the 80s, 90s, and 2000+ skateboarding styles and combined them into one open-ended skate style (no limits).
More like 70's, 90's, 2010's in my opinion. I'd like to be as good a skateboarding nerd as him one day. 😁🤷🤔🤷🤔
@@kendoglarson5419 Watch some of Mullen's freestyle competitions from the 80s. Andy DEFINITELY channels some of those vibes.
Andy is from the future, back in time to save skateboarding.
I agree 100%. This guy makes skateboarding a pleeasure. No matter what your tricks are, pleasure riding only. An extra plus for helmet and gloves! (Excellent short film!!)
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
So fucking true. Skills =/= Creativity but Creativity = Skills
Christopher Santiago no bullshit
Nah hes from the past he skates more traditional
Other skaters are athletes, I feel like Andy is an artist.
You’re wrong about that lol
@@unclesam997 Explain dude?! Pls....
@@KPark-hn8jf If you’re into skateboarding at all you know that there are much more creative skaters than Andy Anderson and much more artistic skaters. Guys like Evan Smith and Madars Apse (or even like Louie Barletta) are much more creative. Then guys like Dylan Rieder, Austyn Gillette or if you want transition guys Karl Berglind, Curren Caples, Ronnie Sandoval (Jimmy Wilkins needs to be here although vert and transition are somewhat different spheres) who just do stuff that’s beautiful. Honestly Andy Anderson seems kind of gimmicky to me. He does do some cool stuff but he’s not at the level of creativity, style, and difficulty that a lot of other guys are at, and it seems insulting to say that others are athletes while Andy is an artist when he’s less creative and visually appealing (which are the artistic qualities of skateboarding) than a huge number of other skaters.
@@unclesam997 I think the way he mixes freestyle, transition, and street in itself is an art form. He’s not as steez as could be, and there are more creative skaters (personally, I like richie Jackson); however, I can’t think of any skater that is so versatile with the board. The art to me with Andy is how he can control the board in a very unique way and find comfort/balance in spots where other skaters may be struggling to stay Upright.
@@topxsoul there are lots of other skaters who are much more versatile on the board. You said you like how he mixes transition and street (and freestyle but no one really does freestyle anymore) but so many guys do that and at a higher level. I mean just look at Daewon Song to bring up an easy example. Daewon is nasty everywhere. Cody McEntire is a great street guy that has super tech transition skills too. And honestly I’d say Evan Smith is the most creative skateboarder right now. Evan doesn’t do bullshit tricks but he still does creative tricks plus Evan is ridiculous in transition. Or Daan Van Der Linden. His street skating is incredible but if you watch him in a bowl it’s just as good (he's on antihero for a reason). Andy Anderson isn’t a horrible skateboarder, but I think he’s getting more hype than deserved.
The one, single thing that makes me appreciate Andy's style the most is his eclectical admiration for the past. I'm hard pressed now to think about any other contemporary rider who would combine street with the freestyle in such way, let alone with such finesse. Anderson in many ways reminds me of Rodney Mullen back when he transitioned from flat to street, but even now Andy seems to have way more flow than Mullen ever had. But just like Rodney, Andy will change the game forever.
Don't forget that Natas hydrant spin
Andy is a real national treasure
Yeah Andy flows like water when he street skates, almost like you can’t predict his line etc. Rodney is the Goat, and flows more like the supreme technical android or wizard.
Facts. No other current day pro gives my content as much love as Andy.
Refreshing to not have my brain automatically name every trick I see, and be able to just watch the movements he makes.
Same! I was like, uh . . . Primo . . . Manual? Or . . . What the . . .
@@anthonygamez5497 primo slide u fuckin tardass
@@gutwounds That definitely wasn't just a primo slide. His wheels had to be turning to go that far. It was like a primo manual. Dont be a dick asshole.
@@gutwounds Tardass is strangely enough the perfect description of you.
@@gutwounds is it time for ur medication
God: How much balance do you want? Andy: yes
That primo slide side manual thing down the hill that lasted for what felt like years was absolutely insane
His balance is just phenomenal, completely out of this world!
He’s like a combination of Rodney Mullen and Richie Jackson, and can skate big rails if he wants... great to see Andy getting the attention he deserves
Add a big chunk of Mike vallely and a squirt of Natas Kaupas too!
Yup I've only seen rodney do that kind of ish right there man 1:43. Wow he's got it down
You should see him skate bowls
artdamage0 can't forget Mike valley
He also kills bowls and ramps too.
When an artist chooses sport. My kind of skateboarder!
Fck yea
I'm a old guy who skated hard in the 80s and 90s and have recently been skating again. Nobody gets me as excited as Andy about skating. He's got the whole soul thing down. He doesn't follow anyone's rules, and thats the true essence of skateboarding
I'm born in Holland 92 . My mom's born in Vancouver 76. We both moved back to Vancouver 2009.... Never cared for a medal this much! I know homeboy gonna bring the GOLD home ☺️☺️
Holy shit! The . . . Primo (manual?) down the hill was so sick. Impossible out of a grind? Holy shit! The one wheel stuff . . . The Mullen-esque stuff that I never seen before. Man. . . The S rail. Got a new favorite skater. Beyond badass, dude.
@Fralorgrafon aaaaahh!! Thanks!
well said
I thought I'd lost my shit at the Primo downhill, then he does the one wheel manual!!! WTactualF!!! I must try this crazy shit
A lot of influence from Mullen and the old Bones Brigade videos. I've always loved both. 😁
Couldn't agree more, swear he might be Rodney's longlost son 😂
Easily one of the most original and creative skaters I've seen in 30 years.
Ever*
Absolutely, was blown away
lots of dog town tricks-early mid seventies street stuff.. mixed with new.
@@Jerichocafe1 yeah bro he does some freestyle Mullen stuff...out of nowhere does a fuckin NATAS SPIN on the fire hydrant....has all the grinds down like fuck bro.
.. william spencer ?
I just found out about Andy, and this guy is hands down the best, must innovative, creative and interesting skater I've ever seen. I'm gen X, so I come from the old school of skaters. I realize that tricks have gotten super technical in the past 10 years, but Andy just takes that aspect to a whole new level. Great job my dude 👍 And what a great roll model for kids, with the helmet and gloves. You never see pro skaters wearing protective gear. Well done 👏
Andy is the Kazuma Kiryu of skateboarding. He's got almost all the skill trees maxed out for different disciplines of skating.
Imagine how short this actually took Andy to get done. He's a wizard
honestly I was watching this thinking he probably did 90% of these tricks first try. he's insanely good
@@BeefGeneral He's a wizard.
As the man himself says: "First try; only try".
Mad skills. Such Board control. It's insane.
@@thetruth9952 disgustingly awesome 😀
Brett: “Andy what trick are you going to do on that ledge?” Andy: “yes” 3:53
Brett: "Andy what grind are you going to do now?" Andy: "All"
The helicopter is what we call it in the trade
😂
Ikr
how come this made me cry
Because it's beautiful. I get a sense of pride every time I watch it. Proud of a local legend, Andy Anderson... but it also shows my home so beautifully, and it makes me so proud to live in such a gorgeous place.
Because after 25 years we cant even ollie to save our ass!!
Skateboarding took over my life as a teenager, watching this in my early 30's makes me want to buy a set up and coast. Andy is so satisfying to watch, this guy is fucking amazing.
Have you coasted yet if not its time.
@@abcdefhgty mate, i bought a set up and skated.
@@tykewando nice dude! keep on skating!
@@tykewando yo same. Man I missed that feeling bro.
I am 29 and recently started skateboarding. I came into it as a yogi, and yoga has grounded me with a confidence to get into skating that I may not have had otherwise.
How can anyone dislike this? I first saw Andy on Braille Skateboarding's channel and everything he does on a skateboard is amazing. The footage here was excellently shot and edited. It showcases Andy's talent brilliantly.
Nka vids has a bunch of dope clips with him too
Those haters just want to see the world burn. This was one of the best shorts i've seen in a long time.
That people mean Dis i Like
I first saw him with braille too what an amazing guy it was fun watching him skate with Aaron and the gang
The only reason I could think was the cheesey music and filming like it's some Tom Hanks PG movie. It worked perfectly though.
another masterpiece 🙏🏼 soo good 🙏🏼❤️
So true 🔥
For sure!
A good video makes you want to skate ....this makes u wanna skate
@@CapFalcon voll Cooll sketen
hahaha. ich hab grad gedacht. Mensch, der jonny. Dem müsste man das schicken für seine tricks of Serie haha. Ah. Er hats schon kommentiert. Feier deine Arbeit.
Criminally underrated
Being a longtime fan of Rodney Mullen and decades of loving skateboarding, this cat brought all the warm fuzzies. It's like watching the past, present, and future.
Why is Andy such a jagged, smooth skater? Calm yet aggressive. Makes you feel the love he has for what he does.
I think the videographer saw that too, all the water shots, he rides like a raging river u feel
Andys board control is next level
When you see it presented in such a beautiful way like this, one truly understands how skateboarding can become an obsession, a lifestyle, a reason for living, like oxygen.
The style and originality of his skating is beyond his years
I find myself coming back and watching this again and again. Just me? I'm not even a skateboarder its just the sheer creativity and devotion to a skill that impresses me.
relatable
@@landonkane1795 it makes me miss home (Vancouver) and reminds me of my childhood.
1:45 I was hired as a stunt double to do this bit
I immediately felt the same way having only just now discovered the video. This really has it all from a good song choice to great videography and most importantly GREAT DIRECTING! Seriously, you can tell this guy understood what his subject was about and picked the soundtrack and the editing style to fit Andy and best showcase his personality as well as his talent. Honestly this is a bit of a masterpiece in my opinion 👌
Same, couldn't describe it better
Andy! incredible. I'm 41, skated since I was 8. he's my new favorite skater! You kids...dang. -big respect to the young generations!
I'm 56...started in '75. When he went into those spacewalks and then threw some 360's, super smile. Best I ever pulled was 4.5 360's and an old school nose manual half a suburban street block. Don't get me started on the old school method of a kick flip...... ;)
here here. I'm 41 also, skated since 9 :) I'm from Slovenia and had the chance to meet Andy while he was touring europe this year. So chilled guy and extra accessible... top skater!
I’m 42 & started skateboarding again when my son came around to it. I wish I’d have kept with it. I can skate, but I can’t do any of these trick & yeah, I got major respect for those who can.
I’m 38, skated since I was 12. I agree with you 100%. My new favorite skater! He is a smart kid, so thankfully he wears a helmet. This was refreshing to watch.
I'm 6 years old, from Croatia. :) Started skating when I was 2. My dad wants me to go to school, but I ain't stupid. School is for pussies. Sorry dad, I am about to become a pro skater like Andy
Do you ride goofy or regular? Andy: What do you mean
Dude barely does anything switch really…
Looks like he rides goofy pretty much entirely
He can’t skate switch for shit
I don’t understand how 98 other people liked this comment. Blind bats.
I just re-watched his part, whilst fast-forwarding. HE DOESN’T DO ONE TRICK SWITCH!!!🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
My favorite skater, he is a great skater and person and I love how he supports helmets and wants to change the taboo of being safe in the sport 🪖
I agree, the fact you never see him without a helmet is such a good example.
Andy became my fav skater as soon as i found out about him... Dude, he's really something else.
This is what I imagine a skate video produced by Pixar would be like. Good vibes! Awesome work.
Hah Ha haa
Pixar is an animation studio...
So awesome!
Nice that’s the first piece that I’ve seen on Vancouver in a while that didn’t end with .. and he’s dead now, So that’s positive
Yes Brett! Love watching this human skate 😍
John Hill I don't think he's human
@@luckycharms7232 or a few extra maybe? (Extra Skate gene)
Andy is just so damn good
😂
@Aj Fioritti hes one of the most consistent skaters period; just because you don't like someones personality doesn't mean you can't separate art from craft. John is insane.
4:09 That wallride to rock and fakie back... made me shout out loud
Andy if you ever see this, KEEP PUSHING!!
More skaters need to wear helmets. And this guy has a very creative mind, reminds me of a young rodney mullen when i was growing up. A breath of fresh air! Makes me want to skate again, THANKS!
It's funny I didn't even think about him wearing it until I read your post i was to busy looking at a skateboard flowing like a ballerina on a surfboard
More people need to stop telling people what to do!
@@hsjsjshjjjsjakaozhhs9473 take your own advice kid
More skaters should wear helmets? More skaters should do whatever the fuck they want, go back to your rocking chair old man
@@hsjsjshjjjsjakaozhhs9473 you are dumb af
The Natas fire hydrant, the Mullen freestyle, this guy is an amalgamation of the greats. Smooth and clean.
Don't forget Jackson.
more like Natas style
@@NihilistGhost I'd pay to see Richie Jackson and Andy session together.
Me too :-)
Andy makes me miss my home town and 1983 when I first started skating. Van was awesome
It must feel like being an actual ninja, what a joy!
Honesty one of the coolest skate videos I’ve ever watched with Andy’s style and the filming was top notch so bad ass
Physics- "it's impossible to do a rock to fakie on a 90 degree wall" Andy- "Hold my beer"
Read this as it happens, crazy lol
I rewinded that part over 5 times! Lol
I'd hit my ankle trying that shit ha I'm not confident enough in my back foot I always throw it off the board as I come back into the wall but if you watch closely it's all about the weight distribution and confidence obviously haha
hold my helmet*
Yeah that trick shouldn’t be possible
Mullen + Haslam + Martin + Anderson = True SK8 Legends!❤️✌️
This guy has a phenomenal blend of creativity, grace, and technicality. A joy to watch. (Kudos for being wise enough to wear a helmet, too, and for setting a good example in that regard for kids coming up. Heck, even his helmet is unusual and cool looking.)
The greatest skateboarding video I've ever seen... No pressure, awesome music, great scenes, impressive!
02:12 This is the most new thing I have seen ever in skateboarding...
What do we even call that shit?
Locksy Coconut manual maybe
Locksy Primo manual? Glitch manual?
@@Nick_J_ Primo manual seems right. that shit blew my fucking mind wide open. not even to mention the fact that he was doing that down a decent little hill. that was so dope
i always thought its a primo slide but now im not sure anymore cus its actually not sliding, isn't it
1:56 that's crazy!
Thank you Andy Anderson
It’s so weird watching skate videos in 4k as opposed to the gritty ass skate videos of the early 2000s
He makes me want to take my unridden mid 90s Steve Caballero deck off the wall and slap a pair of Gullwing Pro IV trucks on it, topped off with some old Vision swirl blurs, and hit the streets!!! I am turning 48 this year, and no longer skate, but I'm still in love with the sport! This guy is so damn amazing!!! His style and skills are totally rad, and I've just become a big fan of his! Looking forward to seeing more of Andy rippin' it up! Long live Powell and Peralta!!!🤘
Absolute masterpiece, i love reliving this video every time i introduce a new friend to Andy Anderson and Brett Novak if they haven't heard of either. Brett, you make incredible inspiring breathtakingly beautiful skate short films that really showcase the beauty of skateboard spots and the creativity humans can have with them. Andy, you're the GOAT of skating, no questions asked. You are the most creative skater that's out there
🙏🙏🙏
At first I was like “why does he always wear a helmet”? But now I LOVE that he always wears a helmet. Anywhere he goes he’s the best, and he’s the only one wearing a helmet. It makes him that much more authentic.
I saw him on braille n he was wearing a helmet too. Maybe he's just become accustomed to it with the vert skating.
he's the authenticandyanderson
No offense but you have to be pretty stupid as to not know why someone would wear a helmet. The main reason people wear helmets is for safety. Helmets are designed for safety, skateboarding is dangerous, so its pretty fkn logical that he wears a helmet for safety....
@@benl8962 More specifically, he wears it because of a friend of his who had a terrible fall. It's not a stupid question to ask when 99% of pros with street or bowl parts don't wear helmets.
@@benl8962 yeah, unbelievable that thats the state of mind from some of these people.
Most entertaining skater to watch of this era.
Or Alexander Rademaker
I know there are other very talented skaters out there, but for me, Andy is the best. His moves flow so beautifully and every time I see him I think I see something I've never seen before.
Started skating in Malibu in 1980 and this is one of the best movies I've seen since wheels of fire.
Vancouver Canada skateboarding legend.
Dude this is a the perfect recipe for you both. Wow. No words truly.
Honestly this is one of my favorite skate videos of all time. There are a lot of parts on the list but between the production and the very unique skating & locations here, it's infinitely watchable for me.
Never have I seen something so far from art look like a masterpiece... its almost as if he is dancing with the board, as they cooperate in creating the art... absolutely beautiful and stunning
_"If Richie Jackson and Rodney Mullen adopted a son..."_
Made in a lab. I think he actually has both their DNA somehow.
Masterpiece!
Andy's flow is incridible! 🤌👌❤
50% artist 50% skater = 100% Andy Anderson
"Yo guys, check out this sick quarter pipe!" *does rock to fakie on box*
the best part is that I can totally picturing him saying that. It's so fun to watch him skate. He inspires me big time, and it seems, at least to me, like he sees the street in a different way than even other pro skaters. Everything is a spot for this guy. He's pretty flipping awesome
HOLY CRAP...it's like Natas, Rodney Mullen and Simon Woodstock all threw in DNA and my elementary school Art teacher did the cloning. I love seeing skateboarding as true expression and not worrying about how huge of a gap or drop is being backside dolphin flipped or whatever...just watching this cat skate down a street or the weirdest little transition and rule it in the most "cool" and almost organic vibe makes me smile in the purest way. Super props brother. Btw, one-wheel manuals are so low-key sick, I can't even describe to someone that doesn't get it...it's like describing how purple smells.
Purple smells like eggplant. 😶
Was thinking the same thing.
Exactly!!! Truly organic and pure love
andy skating literally just makes me happy
There’s only one word for Andy! - LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!!
Andy's smile at the end made me realize thats what i was doing the whole time watching this . Thank You Andy and Brett for giving us this . I encourage everyone too search out as much footage of Andy as they can . He skates all styles so well with such spontaneous creativity .
Is there anything Andy can't do!?
I think triple frontflip
Nightspeeds skate without a helmet
Fall lol
*within a few tries -.-* :D
Sleep...
this is beautiful! Love Andy's energy...and great work with the film.
I smacked my head skating yesterday... this guy has inspired me to get a helmet. I suppose you could say, it has knocked some sense into me. Amazes me, how unamazed so many passer bys are by skaters, bruuuh you have been blessed, applaude the long haired dude.
I think that’s what happens when you push yourself. I often don’t wear one if I’m just riding around. But if I’m learning something new or trying something I’m not comfortable with, on goes the helmet. And yeah, like at 2:42 I don’t know how no one ever seems to react in any of these vids.
Good on you for shredding with a helmet!
3:30 I love how the NATAS Spin is a real trick in these space age skateboarding times.
It's been a real trick for ages. Check out Natas' part in Streets on Fire
@@McBicbic Natas didn't actually do a free hand spin on top of the hydrant. He even said so himself. That's the first time I've ever seen it done as a full spin with nothing around you and a landed trick too. Natas held onto a stop sign to keep his balance. This kid is gifted.
Sick! Love you Andy!
Andy epitomises the "skate everything" mantra and does it with grace and finesse.
I ACTUALLY DROPPED MY JAW!!! ABSOLUTLY STELLAR WORK ANDY AND INCREDIBLE FILMING. 11/10 PRODUCTION GUYS
Soooooooooo gooooooood
I'm not a skateboarder but I love watching Andy skate.
Beautiful work by both of you!
1:57 hands down the coolest most innovative thing I've seen in a while on a board.
@Landon Lawrence But has anyone done one for that long? That was so gnarly.
This should have been the sequel to The Matrix.
Kek
This is beautiful. The skating and the photography. So good!
I realize at the end of every Andy vid I watch I've got a big dumb smile on my face..
This looks like half Vallely and half Mullen. Love it. Great filming as well Mr Novak 👍🏻
Don't forget a little a Natas too. Awesome video Brett, such a nice vibe, filming. And skating from Andy too ;) .
OMFG bombing a hill in primo?!?!! Honestly this whole video is just satisfying and mind bending!
Wasn't exactly primo he was doing a side manual? idk what it's called haha Rode on 2 wheels.
Coconut wheelie
goosebumps
Time magazine’s top 3 most chillest guys ever
Dam Andy!!! Epic video. Cant get enough of Andy content!!
This generations Rodney Mullen...... brilliance.
Exactly my thoughts. Such a connection between a man and his board is quite rare.
I wouldn't even try to compare Rodney Mullen to this. Rodney's pretty much responsible for all the flip tricks you see in skateboarding today. This guy seems closer to Mike V more than anything...
I love this
We miss your video's, looking forward to seeing you upload again.
Vancouvers not so hidden anymore gem
@@skateedits1499 agreed