The Rise And Fall Of The Metal Mulisha

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The Metal Mulisha was a freestyle dirtbike crew / brand that took over the dirtbike world in the early 2000s. The quickly became one of the biggest brands in action sports before going through some rougher times, however, they're still a major FMX brand today and maintain a cult following.
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[@michaelsiengo1]

Am I the only one that when they saw the ad was like WTF?

[@LucefieD]

I was like what does a bluetooth speaker have to do with self lo- oh... OH.... I mean dude has less than 20k subs, gotta take what sponsor you can get I guess lol

[@briandhoward6137]

Nope

[@Gamingmidget92]

Almost the whole video but hey get that paper

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[@DarrellTomack]

I was like wtf too I skipped it lol

[@bmcminn8838]

The early to mid 2ks were the absolute perfect time to be a teenager

[@samholdsworth420]

💯 I had Brian deegan's ghost ride as a poster on my wall 😂

[@TodayJosh]

IDK you seen these sex toy ads

[@samholdsworth420]

@@TodayJosh I don't have any ads 😂

[@brandonmacon3317]

Late 90'$ to early 2k 👍

[@JK-gm6kk]

Ya man. Now I'll be 37 in a couple months. Shits wild

[@FarmerFpv]

IDK, when I go to the races and Freestyle events Metal Mulisha is still alive and kicking hard.

[@augieh6146]

Sorta but it’s not as crazy as pre 2010 era

[@Slong970]

Doesn't have that FU attitude anymore... Metal mulisha were all misfits of the moto community that slayed it harder than people ever saw for the time they were in. RIP Jeremy Lusk 🙏 I grew up watching you and worked with someone who was an original rider of the group and always felt so privileged to hear stories of Jeremy Lusk and the other OGs of the Mulisha 🙏🫡

[@samholdsworth420]

Metal mulisha is long dead

[@turbompson4546]

@@samholdsworth420 so is your brain

[@samholdsworth420]

@@turbompson4546 my brain is smooth unlike yours...

[@lawdawg5823]

That Bluetooth speaker midway through the video was sweet!

[@AD-mo5sg]

Metal Mulisha was like a uniform between 2005-2009 in my semi rural (now a metro suburb) in Victoria Australia. Some of the greatest memories i have were cold nights wearing a MM hoodie with the boys

[@WHDRWN]

I wore a mm jacket to school. All the islanders that were like 5 years older than me decided it was a hitler jacket or something and damn near the whole school surrounded me trying to take it off me, I had like 6 islander men standing over me pushing me round over a moto cross jacket. I stood my ground but only out of fear and desperation.

[@CrunchyMD]

Not the western suburbs of Melbourne by any chance? I remember metal mulisha had a strangle hold out here growing up.

[@AD-mo5sg]

@@CrunchyMD yep North Western on the fringe of the suburbs going into rural. Every teenage boy had a full size or pit bike at minimum back then. Good bloody times

[@jonvia]

"If you're gonna be the best...you're going to be in pain" That goes for everything worth going after in this world

[@Chosinn]

I grew up in a big dirt bike family. My dad had all the crusty demons, nitro circus, on the pipe. All the big riding trips. I was really blessed growing up. Deegan, Twitch, McGrath, Carmichael, Pastrana were all household names to us. But Deegan always was my favorite. He took me to one of the x-games in the early 2000’s and I got to meet Deegan when I was about 5, and I got a picture with him. I just remember him being so chill and so cool. I was speechless, but that was a core memory for sure

[@Carsandcoffe]

The add is insane

[@onewisedre]

Bro just buy a lelo already

[@Carsandcoffe]

@@onewisedre I'm 14, I don't need that yet or until i realize that attracting a woman is physically impossible💀💀💀💀💀

[@darksu6947]

​@@CarsandcoffeI was married for 17 years. Avoid women like the plague.

[@P.Trick93]

nah fuck that attracting part just stay to bikes/cars/whatever trust me 👍 @@Carsandcoffe

[@Carsandcoffe]

@@P.Trick93 yep ima stick to photography and mountain biking

[@adrianjabs5752]

Nice to see metal Mulisha still exists they probably won't ever die just go up & down a true kult player like thrasher magazine good clip thx for uploading

[@mx6998]

I love these guys! It was my childhood.. I've been following Fmx since I was really little! 🤘🔥❤️

[@unclebscustomrcandrepair]

I grew up watching these guys, and the “hero’s” I looked up to as an action sports enthusiast and competitor. I still have my Metal Mulisha lanyard from when I was like 9 years old, and I’m still racing and riding at 28. I don’t think it will ever die. There will always be misfits, trying to have fun in the action sports world.

[@tylerjohnston4588]

Crusty was everything, my 03 kx 250 still has a 909 MM bar pad on it. Who has a done a 360 like him

[@SIMSNYC]

Loved metal mulisha growing up those guys were doing the craziest tricks and going against the norm

[@dannycattell8084]

Yeah mane, against all of the PC rew. Politically Correctness gone absolutely 100%insane 💯 in the membrane!!!😂

[@NotHereForGold]

As always a solid history well told. And props on the ad revenue my dude! Keep up the hard work!

[@thajoint9245]

Still rock my MM gear all the time! My MM etnies are still my all time favorite shoe!!

[@candidmetal]

I mainly remember the monster truck that was in monster jam and driven by todd leduc. I wasn't into stuff like freestyle motorcross at the time but i loved that track

[@jpesicka492]

Metal Mulisha is more than a brand it was a movement, a culture, a mindset. Everyone who used too freeride in the late 90s and early to mid 2000s in SoCal considered themselves part of the Metal Mulisha Army. Brian was simply The General of it all. Legendary. Though the brand is still around and might be attempting a comeback, I believe the Deegan 38 fanbase is the spiritual successor to the Metal Mulisha movement.

[@spartanracer]

Mulisha has all the resources to come back bigger and with a new competition team. Colby Raha, Jacko Strong, Jason Borosky, Brandon Howard..all modern MM dudes that can turn it up a notch.

[@chrisevans6471]

I grew up next door to Colin “scummy” Morrison and still talk to him today. It was a wild time when the MM crew would pop wheelies up and down our street. He battled some major drug addictions but I just saw him the other day and he is doing great. Found a new addiction to running. I wish I knew how big they were but I was only 10-12 years old at the time.

[@augieh6146]

They were just loud guys on your street to you lol

[@chrisevans6471]

@@augieh6146 totally. They had this ramp that they would jump right in the street. It was a huge kicker and felt like 10 feet tall. Colin taught me to ride a bike. If I had known 😂

[@DANIMALLLLL]

@@chrisevans6471did you ever go to the bare knuckle fights?

[@DANIMALLLLL]

Oh shit I just saw you were only 10 at the time. 😅 probably not

[@Slong970]

I was a few years older than you and saw them live once. Years later I ended up working at a cannabis grow and one of the coworkers hired after me was a OG rider of MM. Shared stories of Jeremy Lusk and stories of them in the prime of things. To this day I still look up to Twitch like I did when I was a kid haha

[@augieh6146]

Man I had this sick feeling Brian was being greedy.

[@DANIMALLLLL]

He was a business man among a bunch of misfits

[@augieh6146]

@@DANIMALLLLL and true business men are crooked thieves buddy lol so there ya go

[@Plaxxipad]

@@DANIMALLLLLhe’s the definition of a hypocrite he called Travis a sellout yet he’s the biggest out of freestyle moto to sell out

[@elpapito7809]

@@Plaxxipadhey sometimes in life, you got to do what you got to do 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@John-bu9yz]

Brian seems like that dude that’ll stab his best friend in the back for a few bucks and publicly

[@jimmydeady3768]

Not seams like he did to twitch. Twitch was on some vh1 show they were both racing trucks. Deegan told him “ not to his face through there people. “ don’t show up to the mulisha tent if you have that camera crew with you. He was pissed they wernt following him and his family around. Then there’s the shit with link. 😮

[@adamhenry5791]

He did multiple times…

[@ZoieB2313]

He did. My father created metal mulisha in my uncles garage with Larry and Brian. My dad spelt it that way to not get sued by Metallica. Pretty sue Larry ended up suing for all the shit behind the scenes Brian was doing too. Shout out to Larry tho for caring and giving a sh!t about my dad after he broke both legs before the brand took off.

[@John-bu9yz]

@@ZoieB2313 I hate to hear that but I’m not surprised I’ve never thought Brian was a good guy he seems like a narcissist and unfortunately looks like he’s passed that on to Haden too

[@JCMMA555]

Babe wake up, Dusted uploaded a new vid!

[@SIMSNYC]

I dont know how this channel doesnt have Alot more subscribers your videos are so well done stick with it this channel is gonna be Huge

[@Bertholemu]

have you fact checked anything in it , 75% wrong info or wrong people

[@spartanracer]

Still and always will love MM. Their gear still kicks ass and I see they still have great riders youngblood that bust sick stunts. Deegan and Link still own the company cool dudes but Twitch will always be my fave he’s a standup dude and his own DBK brand is awesome.

[@motominded5275]

Twitch seems like a cool cat, I agree. We'll spoken, thoughtful interviewer and while crazy didn't seem to fall off the cliff towards the end there like some of the others. Great interview on Whiskey Throttle with him...

[@Mp-jw1qg]

shout out seth enslow, i feel like he should have had a big part in this video. That guy was laying drywall , hopped on a cr250 because he was buddies with those guys and ended up sending it the most.

[@shivasmight369]

The clothing brand is still around and I personally love it and still use them

[@Aphexm1ke]

Never cared for Deegan. Just something about him.

[@kakarotblake]

I’ve always been heavily into skating and snowboarding but motocross was never my thing. So unfortunately for me I’ll always just associate Metal Mulisha with kids who had some of the worst style I’ve ever seen back in the day (rocking Metal Mulisha tees/hoodies with monster energy hats). That look will always be whack lol

[@fishwhisperer6784]

Roller blading is whack and you have no style! Grow some balls and go ride a dirtbike

[@c0dered987]

This. Same with stuff like affliction as well. Just super cringe.

[@FarmerFpv]

Skating and snowboarding styles were just as cringe. It was the 90s dude. You don't think skinny jeans are cringeworthy today?

[@Emotionalsavage281]

Best…..ad……ever…. I subscribed !!

[@thatonedriver3247]

1 thing I will admit that should’ve been brought up in some aspect was the collaboration between Monster Jam and Metal Mulisha as it did spark a second coming of the brand in a way. Hell Todd LeDuc still competes in Monster Jam to this day. From my knowledge with the Monster Jam community Metal Mulisha was seen as an underdog from its start in 2012 to its end in 2017. It also showed that the Metal Mulisha gang still had some energy in them as Todd LeDuc took Metal Mulisha to victory in the 2014 Monster Jam World Finals XV Freestyle competition being crowned the Freestyle Champion after sending the truck airborne for 4 whole seconds (the longest time in competition up to that point). And then went on the next year to be one of only 7 Monster Jam drivers to win both Freestyle and Racing when he won Racing in the 2015 Monster Jam World Finals XVI Racing Championship.

[@doglover136_]

8:52 this is one of the podcasts i watched that got me into the deegans, i first discovered brian when he took pastor matt(the guy on the right) on a can am ride and brian’s house, i haven’t seen them at my church becuase i’ve gone at different times than they have and i would go to my dads every other week, i still do i will be forever grateful God led me to discover that can am video i am now full in on moto, i go to some races, last year it was a1, fox raceway and smx at the coliseum, i met haiden and hudson at fox raceway but have yet to meet brian and hailie and marissa, i watch the videos(two two tv, the craig’s, dean wilson, deegans, etc), i listen to the podcasts( pulp mx racer x, the main ones) i am more invested in this sport than i ever was in baseball, sure i don’t ride a dirt bike but me and my dad and friends go out to the desert and have fun

[@HAVOCRISING_]

I grew up watching these guys and knew some of them. Wild times back in the day.

[@Romoto131]

The “politics and culture” of professional racing is called “professionalism”. No professional race team is ever looking for riders who lack discipline.

[@Braaaps]

I don’t know man, “politics and culture” seemed accurate. What about deegan for example, I’d say he has quite a bit of discipline, he’s more accomplished than 99% who raced. Pastrana, Deegan, Twitch, Hodges etc etc are more popular than most on a “professional race team” to each their own opinions though. I’d rather watch a good free rider enjoy his bike and what he does than good racing. Not taking away from racing, but proof is in the pudding. Everyone wants to see style, big jumps and tricks.

[@JPW328]

I wore metal Mulisha stuff from 2000-2002 in high school. It wasn’t banned. And it nobody called it a gang, it just offended teachers because they said the shirts had Nazi symbols.

[@gunny7769]

7:30 not me baby...2010 ish i used to rock ALL my moto and BMX ear...i was a BMX racer growing up and always rode dirtbikes and watched FMX and won 5 Ohio state championships, 3 in Expert class and 2 in Novice,,,only raced rookie for like 5 months then bumped up to 5 novice. was ranked 4th in the nation and top 1- more than 5 times...i rocked ALL my shyt and the school never said anything when i wore my Mulisha shirts or anything.

[@JPW328]

Teachers weren’t offended because it was a gang, they were offended because of the “Germany” symbolism (KZbin won’t let me type the word)

[@popbottles229]

More like rise and fall and rise again! 🤘🤘 Colby raha is sick asf

[@DANIMALLLLL]

7:26 I can absolute confirm this was true. HOWEVER, it was because the shirts had “Nazi” symbolism. That’s why teachers complained.

[@DANIMALLLLL]

I had a Jewish teacher literally start crying when she saw the SS logo on my shirt and she was even more upset I didn’t know what I was wearing.

[@albertchavez5243]

.......I know times are tight but that ad came out of no where

[@skep0897]

In my opinion motocross is making a comeback but even then it still has a large audience but metal mulisha as a brand needs to get back in the free style motocross space but I love them as a company

[@JK-gm6kk]

Got about half way through this vid, and just realized that the last couple vids i just watched on this channel, and the narrator was a guy with an accent that escapes me.

[@scandinavianflickgd7331]

I remember being a teenager and Metzger was driving around his giant ass F650 around Santa Clarita and he hooked it up with a bunch of MM stickers and I still have them to this day.

[@stinger8634]

The brand MM took the western part of the US by fire along with DC, Vans, Famous, No Fear and west coast choppers. They started the “Bro” movement it was predominantly white kids. You had bros and bro hoes. Was in everything and the energy drink craze also started around the early 2000s time. The trend died out because we all grew up. Had jobs and kids and the guys were seeing on tv in The X games were leaving. The X games died out to. Time killed the Bro culture or scene like most anything.

[@brapptv44]

i still wear metal mulisha anyone else?

[@spartanracer]

yep i still order from the MM store. Their clothing now is better than it was in the 2000s IMO.

[@brianmfpaul115]

I saw a Metal Mulisha brand because of Diaz Brothers

[@swagoneto7922]

Same especially the strikeforce days

[@daveneron9320]

great video Dusted, you got yourself a new sub here my dude!

[@grimey5.565]

I love blurred videos. I like being treated like I'm 6 years old. This is exhausting.

[@Dusted1]

I wish I didn't have to I'm just following KZbins guidelines

[@littsociety]

I grew up in murrieta you see these guys all the time especially in Temecula

[@olliegoria]

Grew up just above you in Wildomar. IE had a very distinctive scene, KMK, M/M, black graphic shirts and flatbill hats, lifted trucks and offroading

[@littsociety]

@@olliegoria bro that is beyond spot on my guy hahahahaha that's super super accurate

[@JonnyJetson754]

You even showed crazy Steve Abbott 🥸💯

[@NoName-c4y7h]

M.M. came at a perfect time, and their Hard work was epic.🤟🇺🇸🦅🔥

[@turbompson4546]

MULISHA 4 LIFE

[@bortiz5260]

Bring it back

[@xeftones]

Colby Raha was the perfect signing for MM

[@stevematthes4325]

Brain Deakin was in the Mulisha until his buddy's found him in a compromising position with Linkogles cat. That was the beginning of the end for the Mulisha.

[@steveortega534]

Links cat?...

[@AAAskeet]

@@steveortega534 I think it's code

[@Dylanm823]

Man i remember having almost every dvd, found out abt manic hispanic bc of mulisha, introduced me into ufc bc they sponsored nick diaz, insane where they are now😭

[@project_Notorious]

loved there designs

[@Slong970]

Ride More. Politic Less 💯 To be honest those guys back them were a breed of their own. In my opinion I like the original Metal Mulisha 10x more than Nitro Circus 💯 When Jeremy Lusk passed away that really had a huge impact on alot of things in the dirt bike community. I live in Western Colorado and worked with someone who was an original Metal Mulisha rider and that person shared some great stories with me at this legal cannabis grow we both worked at. Idk if there's any modern day young riders that fit in the original metal mulisha niche... Although I can see Axel Hodges doing a great job in metal mulisha. But us OG fans of the original metal mulisha had that big huge FU attitude and some would say the misfits of motocross/dirt bike world.

[@sparky-281]

Colby raha is keeping the mullisha lifestyle going. Axell hodges has crazy skills but he's more like a nitro circus type guy.

[@Slong970]

@@sparky-281 I agree. Very well said.

[@JollUsARoint]

U Was On Point With Everything 💯💚😎👌🏻👌🏻💥🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@dannybarquera9386]

Been a MM Troop since 2001, When I used to go to Lake Elsinore Mx park and tear it up.

[@DANIMALLLLL]

Do you remember when the MM compound was fenced off at Elsinore?! Old school!

[@RuFLeSsgaming]

Loved metal mulisha growin up it was so cool to watch.. haiden deegan which is brian deegan’s son is a reqlly good racer but on the deegan family’s KZbin video they have a metal mulisha reunion video so some of you can see what they look like now wnd how they still can ride

[@opieangst]

Anyone else play "Freekstyle" on the PS2? I miss that game, First time I heard of M.M!

[@MadStylee619]

Rise and fall? Yes the Mulisha was aimed towards an early 90's group maybe a little earlier. I literally just bought grip pads for my motorcycle and it's Metal Mulisha. If the merch is still on sale I wouldn't call that a fall. People are still getting paid. They just had kids.

[@kingdong311]

Lets not to forget yourself in all this madness. Show yourself some self love 😳😳

[@backwithabang5842]

Most of thad bad boy stuff was just show. Larry linkogle actually was the real bad boy. 😅 In the end, Metal Mulisha was pretty cool, but the Overall best FMX guy was Pastrana by a mile. But Deegan is a OG, too. So is Hart, Adams, Bartram, Metzger and a few more.

[@LMActionsports]

I used to love the Metal Mulisha back in the day my Honda TRX450R had the Metal Mulisha graphics kit on it I was wearing all their t-shirts and hoodies and hats when they first started. And then they got all corporate and a 25 dollar t-shirt is now $70 . A $50 hoodie is now $130. Yep I stopped buying their shit after that. Nothing against any of them I understand make as much money as you can but you weren't getting my money no more LOL but they were all still a bunch of bad asses that really shook up the Motocross and Supercross and action sports back in the day and I loved it

[@hrswreck]

I grew up in Murrieta / Temecula. My 1st kiss was with Susan Sanders (Twitch's wife). I started up and worked at a skate shop called XXX Boardshop back around 1997 and we sponsored Brian and Larry. They were pompous fools. The whole nightlife scene in the IE turned into duechy moto bro tatted up fake thugs. They all wished they lived in Canyon Lake like the pros so the Coyote club was the worst, or moto night at the stampede or Incahoots. lolol, good times. Glad I never got curbed...

[@showtime951]

@hrswreck - No kidding! Every 5'7", 135lb Sun City pussy that could afford a tattoo and a lift-kit thought he was Mike Tyson. More posers everywhere than a modeling shoot!

[@reggiexp69]

i still love metal mulisha but never looked into them or cared to know, (just like monster and redbull no clue who and were they came from) but i love there logo, and often on aliexpress or china stuff you have metal mulisha branding and for quad/bike accesoires you often have metal mulisha decals kits. i just love the style but didnt think they were dead but also never tought they were big...

[@houstonscott191]

You know Larry was trippen on that ad

[@atche8004]

Watched a few of your videos, you cook. Subbed.

[@dreadwaters7898]

Oh yeah gotta be a ton of crossover with motocross and fleshlights.

[@7fstuned]

Bro threw it back with the 2k style ad

[@RetroHabit82]

That ad is totally Metal Mulisha worthy😂

[@sethmorast8103]

You should do one of these on no fear

[@JPW328]

McGrath told an in depth story on that during the Fast Friends podcast. It’s all came down to money of course.

[@theprodigalson1077]

did deegan sell his share of militia

[@anthonysmalawipredators8794]

I felt like such a badass with my Metal Mulisha t-shirt on and my West Coast Choppers maltese cross bmx peddels. Easier times man! I'll never forget watching Metzgar do the first flip in comp live. Shit was bonkers! Sad to watch something so righteous be birthed and slowly die

[@robertjacobson1608]

Come on give me a break. I was like in my 30s back when it was starting out. And that was a fun time. Now mid 60s. Still ride but Yeah trends change.. Its okay. Rob from Menifee

[@teslawizardvvv3]

I saw the Metal Mulisha logo at Rockstar Energy Mahyemfest

[@yodavizion]

Watching now 🍿

[@TanTan-zw7wb]

2024 sucks I can’t even see a Dirtbike crash without it being censored or blurred.

[@FLOORINGUNIVERSITY]

RAHA KEEPING IT ALIVE

[@BREN153]

I get ads for them on ig with shirts at $10 lol. They really did self destruct😂

[@adammorgan7874]

Man I still had a lot of my MM clothes from high school and gave them to my nephew. That was my entire wardrobe. Lol.

[@heinousanus9352]

Every Mulisha member on their best day all added together wouldn't equal one Travis Pastrana on his worst.

[@mrturnbull9504]

Melisha never fell...it's the most prestigious Mx group to be part of...it's always only ever been the absolute elites of fmx

[@outingwithme1581]

Diaz brother introduced me to metal mulisha

[@rustino660]

Who was the first freestyle/non-race guy to get a major bike company sponsorship?

[@roblopez8481]

I think it was Nate Adams with Yamaha

[@goatsandguitars8413]

I had some metal melisha exhaust pipes on my truck about 10 years ago made by Gibson.And i'm just now finding out what it is

[@KENKANIFF666]

i'd say average racers, they are all incredible riders. especially of that era. RAGDOLL!

[@Keepinitsimple23]

Guys who couldn’t complete on the track, and in life. None of the guys in MM is worthy to carry Travis P sweat towel

[@paulrash8861]

Thank you, they were jealous posers, and damn sure ripped off pastrana

[@camaroant2700]

Who was the first one to do a 360 on a dirt bike 😂 saying deegan couldn’t compete is crazy

[@camaroant2700]

@@paulrash8861poser 😂 who was the first one to do a 360

[@paulrash8861]

Pastrana bro, it wasn't in competition, do some research,

[@camaroant2700]

@@paulrash8861 deegan did do it in competition pastrana did it right after because that was the only way to compete with deegan

[@OffTheCurbMedia]

Huh wasn’t expecting to see this vid

[@thesnail4671]

Video about the "fall of MM" shows products from their online shop from like last week lol. The company that fell from back then was the no fear brand. MM is still a thing in the moto world.

[@ItsCriti]

Bro they didn't win but like x games 😂 travis was mopping them everytime

[@manitolas]

Gen's x brand and lifestyle for some of us😃🤘💪

[@iandickeson3510]

From 2009 to 2013, I was DECKED OUT in Metal Mulisha, Tapout, Affliction, and Xtreme Couture because of MMA and Butt Rock.

[@robertcaruolojr4162]

A LELO user definitely made this video.

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

Good luck 🤞🏻 to them all, I hate to see lives f..ked up after having success.

[@DankTank374]

The 90s and 2000 was all about this punk xcore mentality man everybody watching cky etc i remember we ised to act so tough lol 😂

[@josephcabrera2789]

These guys woods come to Bakersfield, CA, kick some ass at the local bars, do a boat load of coke. It was fun times, but got to grow up. Rest In Peace Adam “The Highlighter” Pierce.

[@dougsmuaythai]

You can still spot bros in the 909 with lifted trucks they will never off-road, sporting big Metal Mulisha stickers.

[@awestphal6]

Hell yeah, the GoodOle 909.

[@WHDRWN]

Damn that ad was slimey, wtf

[@andybullard3989]

It was started by link,trigger gun,and a surfer nate something , deegan came along later ,mind of a deamon documentary