Chad Kerley's Baker's Dozen

[@bindabru]

Still to this day, one of my all time fave edits, such a diamond 🙏

[@sebastianfogh2381]

the good old cassette days

[@flatik405]

The Berrics of BMX. This edit is so damn good!

[@freshcassette.]

Man still so good

[@insidethebakerybmx]

thanks kriss! we all enjoy your edits too!

[@lynden33]

chad kerley is a fucking beast!!

[@luciano69901]

gogo ogogo chad kerly

[@ianlatulippe9536]

hes so good.....

[@jacobmaclean8650]

this is the best

[@luciano69901]

cuando bienes a peru ????

[@pablograndabmx334]

Song name please brows ck is the best

[@camilalima8669]

Many man - 50 cent

[@pampa696]

Foda

[@xdextreme658]

that not the real kriss kyle, look at his uploaded videos lmao

[@EmployeeTheMyth]

If he was white would you still play 50 cent, im confused how a gangster rapper and a bmx athlete have anything in common

[@TehExcite]

It has nothing to do with color all races can appreciate the cultural music genre. Real Rap can come from any race too white or black. Also Chad Kerley is a fan of rap. Rap is strong because of the story, or messages of pain and struggle can make an impact on your emotions, thoughts, or lifestyle.