Filipe Wasn't Robbed | Trick of the Year Ranking

[@Skatewives]

Thanks everyone for watching and sharing thoughts in the comments. The diversity of opinions and lack of an overall consensus is what I love about skateboarding - it speaks differently to different people for different reasons. A few common arguments I thought I’d respond to: “Nollie hardflips are easier than nollie tre flips down gaps” - totally fair argument. I can’t nollie hardflip but have nollie tre’d small sets and euro gaps, so there’s definitely some bias at play. I think good looking nollie hardflips are hard to come by and I’d choose that over nollie tre, but completely understand the argument the other way around. “Bs flips are easier than tre flips on flat gaps” - another fair argument that probably comes down to personal preference / ability for either trick. At that particular spot, I’d still lean bs flip as harder because of landing on the rumble strips while turning “Kf front blunt was perfect / more stylish” - I probably could’ve mentioned this more, because he did that trick absolutely perfectly “Cordano’s trick is tasteless” - I don’t disagree, but it is hard for me to place my finger on exactly why. On the other hand, he did something innovative on one of skateboarding’s stalest obstacles (medium/large handrail) -Ryan

[@JL-bg9qr]

Chris Coles disappearing trick from his abuser accusations part was definitely best trick

[@csmith411]

😂😂😂

[@STIKK12]

LOLLL

[@NicholasFerguson-bell]

@@JL-bg9qr terrible switch style can be revealed. Switch flips are a bit mandatory for pro skaters… Wake up and smell the mongo … P- rod is not carlos ribiero but he’s not christian. Dick riding Burt is not helpful for the culture…. 💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸

[@jasonhernandez6775]

Dam crazy how you believe everything on the internet

[@rickyramos3610]

@@jasonhernandez6775 its not crazy when there's mountains of evidence to support the abuse allegations

[@Seph_vision]

As someone that has Nollie hardflipped and nollie tre flipped plenty of stairs, Nollie tre is way harder

[@FightingElegy]

I would argue the nollie hardflip sucks up to your feet and locks in vs. the nollie 360 flip which has all sorts of chaos happening underneath your feet.

[@user-vc6]

Yeah was really surprised at this. The nollie hard is much easier to pop/huck n cover distance as it comes through the legs You see it and it’s brother then nollie hard back 180 aka ghetto bird down big shite for last 20 years ,.nollie n fakie 3’s are uniquely difficult down sets. There’s been hardly any down big stuff

[@danremirosenvinge3592]

I 100% agree, but how i do fakie and nollie 3s down stuff you catch it really good. Just pop the tre flip more than you regularly scoop. Never the less, nollie/fakie hard just catches better.

[@saturnvi5421]

not to mention that for switch and nollie, a shuv going forwards is easier for most people.

[@noprintsmb]

The nollie tre was way way cooler

[@gordonneverdies]

The kick front blunt was so beautiful though. The way he caught it and stomped it was perfect. It was also the obvious front runner with the public. Felipe got robbed 💯

[@beauknows93]

He also says that Felipe can just put his foot on the rail and bail easily. Felipe racked his nuts HARD during his like 20 attempts and he was shaking and looked like he was going to cry holding his balls. He was really scared to continue attempts afterwards. So to say that Felipe's trick doesn't require commitment is just not true. Edit: think he did way more than 20 tries

[@Wretched2JZ]

@@beauknows93💯 ..he makes it seem like the bail was easy 🙈.. that shit looked that way cause it’s Felipe. He knows how to bail magically! It’s so crazy! I thought this a while back! But everyone has an opinion I guess. And this guys got his. He’s certainly no body special to say who or who didn’t win.

[@NikolaSavic-g4z]

yupp 100

[@jackthehumanofficial]

yup

[@robertbarnhart7791]

Yup

[@steve_exclamationpoint]

I agree with you with Cordano. Wish it were filmed better. Pretty wild he didn’t get a better filmer to put it in a full part.

[@luibond9418]

Even the hurricane is more impressive. All you have to worry about is doing the half cab blunt . Then pop an easy 180 and slide the end of a rail. I think you guys are just overhyping it because it looks like a lot is going on

[@ABetterName22]

Tiago should not have won solely for the reason he already won TOTY with a really similar trick a couple years ago. A tall switch nose blunt is cool. But he already won TOTY with a really tall switch back tail. Cordano definitely should have won. His was the only one that made me say "holly shit" out loud

[@pierrearr]

I don't get the hype over Cordano's trick. It's obviously insane but it's distasteful, it just doesn't look good.

[@ABetterName22]

Hard disagree.

[@saturnvi5421]

The other issue is that Tiago literally in every part does like 90% of his tricks switch or nollie. The whole point of skating switch is to add symmetry to your part, not to do every single goddamn trick switch and make people think you're the other stance. It's at the point that it's been so long that Ive seen him do a regular back nose blunt anywhere near that difficult that I question if he still can. Like when you write with your wrong hand for long enough you can lose dominant skills.

[@pierrearr]

@@saturnvi5421 I think Tiago did a bs noseblunt nollie flip out to fakie on a picnic table in one of his parts

[@saturnvi5421]

@ he did a switch back nose blunt to fakie flip in intervals if that’s what you’re talking about.

[@pierrearr]

Tyshawn's bs flip is way easier than kickflip or treflip and it's not even close. He's approaching the gap at an angle that's perfect for a bs flip since turning backside gets you extra distance to clear the gap. It's not about what trick is easier for you personally.

[@tylerp3327]

Landing switch might have been the argument there. Tre flip is still insane tho

[@pierrearr]

@tylerp3327 Landing switch is not hard at all once you reach a certain level of skill, which is not that high. It's not a factor when skating flat gaps, only extreme impact combined with high speed would make landing switch harder, El Toro for example.

[@SourWeezle]

​@pierrearr call me crazy, I think its MUCH easier to stick anything after the board has spun 180 (pop shuv, varial flip) as opposed to landing any flip trick when the wheels are rolling the same way (kickflip, tre flip). When the wheels are spinning the same direction it's much easier to "banana peel" out from underneath!

[@pierrearr]

@SourWeezle Interesting, I've never heard that before and I've never noticed any difference myself.

[@crimnvL]

treflip is easier to kick out tho

[@jestzawszespoko]

I kinda agree with everything being said just I still think flip front blunt is the best trick on Hollywood high

[@slowdownnn11]

I think it's splitting hairs - for whatever reason I've always thought front blunting round rails was chill and comfortable, I'll do it sooner than many other tricks, and I've kickflip front blunted round rails (flatbars) a few times. Not a brag, there are many tricks I suck at that most people would think are easier, but when you get comfortable with front blunts on round rails it almost feels safer than front boards - so I definitely see his point. But for me, doing like a varial heel or a big heel or switch front 3 down the set is completely inconceivable, and Yuto's nollie 270 sw back lip is also totally inconceivable to me, that would be my pick for hardest trick. Any 270 into the rail is up there for me as the hardest trick

[@TeGoSxx89]

I'm sorry, dude but, many things can go wrong doing a kickflip front blunt down the Hollywood rail. One thing is doing it on a flat but going down a rail that high... Also the precision that comes to it.

[@vallenthorpe6495]

I’ve never done it but I feel like more things can go wrong when flipping into boardslide/lipslide because if you miss your board on a blunt at least your foot can land on a rail but if you miss a board slide your almost guaranteed to rack yourself

[@MFNDman]

Kickflip front blunt is definitely harder than those 2 other tricks on Hollywood High.. more easier way to spot your board vs going into a blunt

[@bakaryburner]

Agreed

[@RuinYourDayNow]

great vid man. cordano is a fuckin unit. what a beast

[@heyman620]

I think his trick is crazy but super tasteless, not TOTY...

[@skaternesto]

😂 second time i see you comment on a skate video avo. U love skating bro hell yea made my day

[@csmith411]

@@heyman620 he didn’t slide enough on the front board in my opinion.. obviously was still insane tho

[@heyman620]

@ I agree. Also, it is a circus trick...

[@bashdjs]

Great breakdown! The wife angle is hilarious

[@MacChuck]

I agree with your list. Cordano's trick is just such a banger!

[@luibond9418]

Boardslide up the rail? Even Leo's old clip, 50-50 up the rail is more impressive. 50-50 up a rail is much harder and dangerous as well

[@LowerCasesteez]

Yeah a 13 stair brother

[@luibond9418]

@@LowerCasesteez 🥱 wow … time to change that profile pic lol Leon gets a fluke KO and casuals jump on a bandwagon

[@LowerCasesteez]

@@luibond9418 you’re clueless mate 💀

[@Hartwell10]

We need Emilys take on the Chris Cole situation

[@joneatsglue1689]

pass

[@NicholasFerguson-bell]

@@joneatsglue1689The torch to cummings….. 🤠

[@AyaDaBerry]

youre weird

[@Hartwell10]

@ I think its weirder to defend domestic violence because you like his Zero part lol

[@deathorglory666]

gifted hater made a video on it, truly sickening how much of the community brushes this off just because he won SOTY twice.

[@lancelim9748]

I think kickflip front blunt would be more difficult than the other tricks mentioned (in regards to the hollywood 16 tricks). To flip into high enough and get your tail over and to bring back to regular. Without naturally going into fakie out.

[@nouserid.]

You have to take into account the way the trick was done and also how it looks, not just how gnarly it is. Cordano's trick was outrageous but it looks kinda stupid. The kickflip front blunt is the winner for me. So gnarly, so tasteful, and done so steezy.

[@peterplot2931]

tyshawn's back noseblunt looks super ugly, sorry. tiago's swich one is aesthetic perfection.

[@ramseyaaronr]

The ending when you asked your wife was so funny. It's interesting to hear the opinion of someone who doesn't skate. Great analysis.

[@horstachiotwitch3832]

imo nollie tre is harder than nollie hardflip down a set

[@UziMusic]

Dashawn Boardans joardslide up a rail

[@bashdjs]

The twisty around

[@csmith411]

Clean ass twisty around

[@daniel_yeager]

Pretty solid arguments for all the tricks. Good video 🤌🏻

[@Skatewives]

thanks, Daniel

[@ashleyapter9100]

Cordano's was the craziest, but the kick flip front blunt is still my favourite because of how it was done, so perfect

[@FLYHIBUrrito]

Such a good video 🤧🔥. Cant get mad at who you picked. Such good explanations and good judge skills (not just picking because they are your favorite skater)

[@DaleNolanJr]

Finally someone who has almost my same opinion on the whole trick of the year thing

[@lrip872]

The 12 rail cordano skated is called the stampede grounds 12 located in Calgary Alberta Canada

[@Pexodus11]

I never considered bombing a hill as part of the trick. it's not really a trick, it's just riding fast. Yea it's hard to go that fast but it's not crazy, it's something anyone that can ride a board could in theory do. A 50-50 on a small rail isnt trick of the year no matter how scary the ride away is

[@sk8hillzz]

it absolutely is crazy. go do it and then ask yourself if its crazy when you crash and spend time in a hospital

[@infinidominion]

ROLLING DOWN THE HILL 😂

[@davidsmith2910]

None skater here but That kick flip front blunt looks harder than the other tricks done on the 16 the way he has to clear the rail to land on the tail on the other side was insane

[@youngarod1817]

Kickflip front blunt was the trick of the year was my opinion!!

[@Itzbigx]

First time watching a video of yours..I love it! you have great opinions on stuff like this. Also want to chime in, the KF blunt was a serious contender to me, just based off of how freaking good he did it. style was so good from start to finish, not to mention he broke down in tears after.

[@Skatewives]

thank you! he did do it absolutely perfectly

[@DanTheman-ci2ty]

I think Antonio’s nollie Tre was better/harder because of how hard he popped and gapped out more and there being much more spin and room for error and overall he styled it better because he’s Antonio

[@infinidominion]

Way better than a switch varial flip too

[@JefftheSk8ter134]

I feel like a front blunt on that rail is a scarier and more precise trick than a lip slide so I do have to give it to Filipe for flipping into that and also literally doing it perfect

[@joneatsglue1689]

Love how you guys bring completely different energies and I never know what i'm gonna get when i click play

[@NickAnthony-fq9yg]

I also picked Cordano, only trick that made my jaw drop.

[@rastaskate4546]

Bs 180 switch bs nosegrind fakie fs 180 heel out over a decent gap on a rounded ledge is def harder and more impressive than all the others.

[@OGskater]

Great analysis and commentary.

[@elock]

Nailed it. Cordano's trick stood so far and above of everything else, it's crazy.

[@Pexodus11]

Idk if the kick flip fron blunt should be trick of the year but it is definitely the hardest trick done. Tre flip lip and bigger flip front board seem to be common tricks these days

[@daggerfalling]

Again Felipe's kickflip front blunt is the best trick that was officially contended... by far.

[@Juliano_DJOL]

I agree with the winning trick! Maybe not filmed great but I really like the trick selection and how good he did it!

[@whithagemann]

Dude your break down was perfect. My pick was honestly Pedro’s bs flip ss hill bomb. But your break down was on point. Dylan was my pick from the list but I appreciate why it wasn’t yours. 🤝

[@amoebacakes]

Once again Emily outperformed you. Great pick Emily!

[@Skatewives]

doing what I can 💅

[@hollabackgod]

Jacopo’s bs noseblunt flip was at the same spot but on a different ledge.

[@Skatewives]

Missed that one - makes Daan's even better of a clip

[@Duben_]

Jacopo’s bs Noseblunt Flip is on a smaller ledge than this one

[@famous4noreason1]

Totally agree with this list…I keep saying Tyshawns was cleaner than Tiagos👍🏿

[@Cacatron]

Nah. That Cornado clip is just goofy. And that kick front blunt is historic it’s in the Hollywood 16 files.

[@NikolaSavic-g4z]

when about to sack bend your elbows a bit and make your hands very firm and get ready to handplant the rail and scramble to the side while keeping your head elevated away from the ground. when sliping from a front blunt keep your head elevated from the ground and hope you catch a little bit of something somewhere safely to walk away without any broken legs. ps you can break your legs on anything though but thats why they train before hiting rails this big. but its like you cant really train to bail certain shit like flip tricks down gaps or ridicules slide variations are a great way to break your legs

[@paunchcoorlightly4000]

Riley hawk also did a front blunt 270 flip over the Milan Centrale ledge to gap (the Daan Van Der Lin spot). Something about that spot has random people doing the most crazy tech flip out on it. Also Clipper is not "close to a skatepark hubba." That thing is unlockable at this point which is why Carlos' ss back noseblunt was booger slid (sliding not on the edge). They tried to hide it with the single fisheye angle.

[@Skatewives]

That's one of the tricks I was thinking about - I knew it was a Baker guy and gave up looking for the clip after a bit. If they built 12 stair hubbas in skateparks, they'd look a lot like clipper. The ledge is a bit rounded and you need some wood in the run-up, but otherwise it is a near perfect hubba. I've skated it a few times

[@paunchcoorlightly4000]

@@Skatewives Fair enough on clipper. I guess my metric for skatepark vs street obstacle has alot to do with the skateability of the edge of the ledges since actual dimensions can vary so much in both street and parks.

[@shanebreezy4453]

I audibly said "Oooo" with that flip front blunt down the 16

[@InHerRoom]

Just one point on Daan's trick review, the ledge/gap that you say Jacopo does a similar trick is not the same, it's in the same spot but different ledges. I've been to that spot and to give you context: On Jacopo's it's like a massive flat so you can push and come from any angle and really focus on the trick, the gap you gotta clear is about the same length but the hight is also probably like half of Daan's. And to understand on how absurd Daan's trick is, you gotta ollie onto the (narrow) first level to have enough speed to then clear the gap, which is not small by any means, probably about a deck to deck and half length. The hight is like knee high on that side because the plaza is slightly downhill and that 1st level gets taller as it goes. So the hight from that ledge side is like clearing a long 5 stair set & he did a NBD as perfect as it could be done. I think what really takes away from it is the camera angle that doesn't help to understand the magnitude of his trick. I was genuinely shocked when I saw it first time.

[@Chababoum]

Yeah Daan's trick is by far the most underrated of the whole list IMO. I'm sure it has to do with him being the least famous of the bunch.

[@Skatewives]

yup, got my ledges in this plaza a bit mixed up. Daan's is definitely the most underrated, and the solo fisheye angle plus being the only european spot doesn't help

[@kevinsoler5299]

Your rating of motas kf front blunt was criminal

[@JosephACampbellJr]

My man, you and your wife have never popped up in my recommended before, however, I’m so grateful that I stumbled upon your channel.I really appreciate you shouting out Cordano,and your wife’s pick of Deshawn ❤ I wasn’t expecting that,but I wasn’t ready for her explanation 😂🙏🧡☝️ Y’all are awesome and gained a new Subscriber ☝️☝️☝️

[@Skatewives]

thanks joseph 🫶

[@ALWAYSBETTR]

7:26 I agree. Perhaps TRE-noseblunt by gustavo riviero

[@parallelsmoke7800]

I don't think you should negate a trick because a harder trick has been done in the same spot at some prior time, either by the same person or someone else. It's trick of the year. New slate of consideration.

[@grapesodashoots8359]

Are we not gonna forget Tiago did the sw b noseblunt three times.

[@Fruitvalemiltia]

Bros argument for Felipe’s trick was kind of crazy. Felipe is the only person to flip in blunt or even blunt the rail in general.

[@Skatewives]

nyjah front blunted that rail over 15 years ago, and switch front blunt has also been done

[@mikemelara9591]

Good call on how small cordano makes that rail look

[@nikokaapa]

11:25 sw 180, kflip melon, and the almost sw flip were done without a ramp too.

[@Skatewives]

Yup, but those tricks were done when you could still bomb the hill for run-up. The kickflip and back 180 I mentioned were thrown down on the limited runup that currently exists

[@crimnvL]

I think this is pretty accurate but my personal fav is durano nollie tre, he was my soty 2024

[@peterplot2931]

nollie hardflip is a million times easier than nollie tre.

[@Nick_Tank]

Emily cultured!!! Not giving in to the hype and made her own TOTY decision👌🏽👌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@xavierrivera9130]

Agreed. Cordano trick was absolutely buck

[@MFNDman]

Tre flip is by far harder than a bs flip

[@NikolaSavic-g4z]

the danger level of a twisting your feet up and breaking something really badly on Filipe Mota's kickflip front blunt is a much more serious danger level than just knocking over and slaming on your side. if something isnt dangerous and you have the basics of skateboarding down its just being persistent taking some body flop slams maybe. when i saw that kick flip front blunt clip earlier in the year i was like wtf for real? i was like and thats the sickest thing il be seeing for years to come, maybe ever. too many style warriors thinking any old trick is sick just because its switch. go skate some switch its alot easier to learn than when you where learning the regular variant of the trick for the first time. i think the older generation should step aside and congratulate the young guns when they pull this tony hawk pro skate type street skating shit. like atleast stay humble when running some flat ledge, bank, many pad type shit =). its sick yeah but its not the current pinnacle of street skating. Filipe gets my hyped man hes like Nyjah Huston all over again in a way. hope to get my mind blown by Filipe Mota in the future again. unfortunate contest, really. wont be tunning in again.

[@luibond9418]

The Cordano Russel trick was very good but even the hurricane is more impressive . All you have to really worry about is doing the half cab blunt . Then pop an easy 180 at a convenient angle and slide the end of a rail. I think you guys are just overhyping it because it looks like a lot is going on

[@Skatewives]

in theory it'd be that easy, but there's gotta be a reason this is the only time we've seen this kind of trick on a handrail in practice

[@soberskater]

Really fun breakdown, love the vibes w wifey...

[@alanwardley9901]

No way, Foy for President

[@shanebreezy4453]

Nollie BS flip down Wallenberg was SO clean tho

[@Skatewives]

for sure, definitely should've been in the top 10 but I see why SLS only picked one wallenberg clip and I think fakie flip was the right choice between the two. first fakie trick, while nollie back heel was done a while ago

[@Sliver-surfer]

Uhm ..theirs a billion kids in cali with no style that could have did filipes trick..and dude have u ever been to NY? Go skate over that train station spot

[@luibond9418]

Yeah its pretty small . Hence why he did 3 tricks on it already...

[@jasondashney]

You're comparing a flatground tre flip with a flip front blunt down a 16 rail?

[@oOTevtronOo]

TOTY should be Andy Andersons darkslide on the snake rail, ik its not dangerous but 1. who else could do that and 2. who else would've come up with the idea to even try that?!

[@user-id8lw9wn3r]

It’s certainly the most creative but I think others skaters definitely could have pulled that off if they had the opportunity to, Johnny giger, r Mullen definitely

[@ribcagelove]

nah

[@Skatewives]

i don't disagree - you could spend years trying that one and never get it

[@zacfabian3046]

6:28.. that bigger flip front board does look gross!,.. but would be an insane feeling to do!..✌🏻

[@pierrearr]

I can't be the only one who finds Cordano's trick distasteful. It's insanely hard but it just looks bad. Also saying that the nollie noseslide nollie heel out and switch back noseblunt are equally difficult is crazy.

[@jestzawszespoko]

okay i just saw your missus saying no before trick even started is hilarious 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@JimminyCricket18]

Daan did that shit at 8 in the morning before his flight home

[@sk8mafia214]

6:04 I couldn’t agree more! Personally, I am tired of that trick as well

[@ricardo_islam314]

9:12 every time someone calls this a nose grind it pisses me off because if you switch stances with that same angle they’ll then call it an overcook lol 😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[@STIKK12]

TYYY BRO i was looking for this

[@jasondashney]

On an overkrook your truck is on the other side of the rail vs krook and you're sliding on the opposite wheel. They are fundamentally two different tricks. That's why there's no such things as a bs overkrook. I've never met anyone who has done a long nosegrind on a rail or bar that will ever call it a bs overkrook.

[@STIKK12]

@ yeah your truck is on the side but its still a crook. for example if you do a bs overcrook your just jumping from the backside of the rail transitioning into the frontside while doing a crook so a bs overcrook IS REAL dumbass

[@kooskoos8181]

At first, i thought u were out to lunch with the Hollywood 16 argument, but i get ur point now.

[@THERE.IS.NO.DEATH.]

why would a skate trick get downgraded for how it's filmed or by how there is not a second angle...that is not even relevant to the difficulty of the trick and should not even be a factor unless it is a ranking for best film technique... two completely different subjects...

[@JaimeAvilesArmas]

I don't care what you say Filipe was robbed and that's a fact.

[@lrip872]

Tre flip fs lip is also a board breaker trick

[@SpeedyGonzales50]

Disagree with you, amigo. Mota execution and style made it toty. It was perfect .

[@paulistastars]

controversial opnion, tricks direct from instagram should be disqualified

[@csmith411]

Matt Finley was moving like a snail compared to Elijah on that one to be fair 😂

[@jolandryx]

Me too i thaught cordano would won the toty.....but it seems like its all about industrie when it come to soty and toty

[@woutvanpoecke]

may not have been the ‘hardest’ but best looking for sure 😅

[@rubenandjoestation]

is it the hardest trick done on the spot? or is it the best trick of the year?

[@Skatewives]

you could make an argument about brandon turner's switch hardflip down wallenberg (TOTY 2020), but otherwise all of the winners are either the only trick at the spot or the hardest one at the spot

[@sacredratio]

did miles silvas film city to city all in 2023? I feel like some of his tricks in that part possible contenders/honorable mentions.

[@Skatewives]

yeah, that part came out in 2023

[@tylerrudd5461]

Maybe on this list Cardano’s trick was the best. Doubt it was crazy difficult for him as he does halfcab blunts all the time in contests. I just don’t like his style in general. That maybe unavoidable due to his size. I think a bunch of these should be replaced with others tricks over the last year. All insanely good tho.

[@Dang-x6j]

Best trick of the year personally for me. Was my dad running out on my mom my little brother and me. He said he was going to pick up a pizza. Haven't seen him since. That was almost a year ago now.

[@jonathanpham7397]

AND HE HIT A CAR WITH HIS BOARD TRYING TO BOMB THAT HILL...

[@GIGGZ503]

O most definitely that last trick was hard asf

[@johndenton4008]

Yeah cut it out with switch back noseblunt enders, Carlos!!

[@jaad9848]

I think the contest tricks like biggerflip boardslide werent done on Hollywood 16 is more due to the skaters that do that trick in competitions not really being focused on skate parts. It isnt a trick Nyjah does much and Nyjah is one of the few doing the contest circuit who also seems to care about "skate parts" the other competition skaters are more focused on the contest circuit to deal with the risk/reward of doing it down that Hollywood High rail..

[@riverlandgoon16st]

Great video overall! You have some good pointers and insight, but I’d have to disagree with 2 points. The argument for Foy is a bit weak, but I understand where you’re coming from. Second, I’d imagine that a front blunt takes more precision than a front board or a lip slide (I can’t flip into any rails, this is all based on what I can currently do). That said, Cordano was robbed and I blame it on it being filmed on a phone and maybe because the back lip wasn’t the longest slide. Imagine how fast he’d have to move to get a longer lip slide tho

[@trwh9640]

Cordano beast, up rail ftw

[@Scrambled6653]

I mis Emily’s voice of (un)reason and (mis)understanding! I mean that in a good way, she makes it way more light and humorous. Good job anyway!

[@kyleshahan3921]

I think you have some odd takes on the se bs noseblunt even though I agree I don’t think it should’ve been trick of the year. You could’ve made the Tyshawn to subway is Tiago to bay blocks. The kick front blunt down Hollywood 16 is definitely harder than 3flip front lip. But I think it’s more a matter of taste that kept someone from doing a trick every contest skater can do. Cordano’s 6’4 so one handrails are a bit of a different game. And I hate to say it but I feel like he did a snowboard trick or a curb trick on a rail. It’s wild but I don’t think it was trick of the year and neither did they because it was three iPhones. Dan van lindens trick is technically the hardest and it was nbd, and it’s well known shot that isn’t in everyone’s part. And the fact that it was one fisheye angle done once and clean means that it was probably organic.

[@Skateandherp]

Nathan Pacheco did kickflip down Wallenberg without the ramp. I think it’s on his Instagram

[@Skatewives]

Yes! I knew it was a Texas guy just couldn’t remember who. -Ryan

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

I think Wallenberg tricks should be denoted as with or without ramp and with or without a pull-in.

[@Inexpressable]

I'm gonna be that guy but 9:06 is an overcrook not a nosegrind.