Jump Street Podcast Episode 56 with Brian Shima

[@stevensiwinski]

Now we need a DL interview.

[@mikeway2223]

Steven Siwinski indeed!!!!

[@peterdrastrup]

Absolutely! Wow

[@Habeev07]

Absolutely DL. Stoked on every sec of this JUMPS STREET PODCAST with Brian Shima but 1:16:39 - 1:18:34 is what its all about. BRINK - SOUL SKATERS!! Love it! I'm 31 and growing up watching Latimer/Yost in the Xgames just hucking. Brian Shima, Haffey, Aragon, Morales, Broskow, Stockwell, Farmer... So many greats but the ones that did it first or were passed a torch around that millennial era when I was 11/12 y/o skinning my knees, palms, and bows I wanted to emulate. My crew back in the day had daily bread magazine and we'd watch the Killteam Senate - Project Mayhem VHS all the time b4 skating. "MOP-COLD AS ICE" - that Billy Prislin section. Montre Livingston winning the Bitter Cold Showdown in 09' carrying Brian Shima's torch is awesome. IMO there couldn't be a better ambassador of the sport. I wish USD would make his pro skate again - those 2015'ish dread lock Carbon Free's were amazing but I could never find them in my size. And then in 2010, Chris Haffey after a decade of trying finally won his first Bitter Cold Showdown. I love watching that contest because of Matt Mickey and Arlo Eisenberg calling the event - but mainly the level of skating that I don't think has been topped since. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGq0nGCpibp7j6c Shima's 360 Disaster Soul To Fakie Out (the hard way for STEAZE!!) Such history to the sport. The parks they used back then

[@Vercingetorix.Rising]

@@Habeev07 love your comment. I got love for anyone that loves bkading with a passion. I skated 95-02 , 09 to 15 and I'm still on them on and off these days. Skate my curb out front with my son. When I was at my best in the early 2000s I had actually totally withdrawn from the culture, so I missed alot of shima early stuff as well the entire mid 2000s .I grew up in senate and medium and 976 and was hard into it as a kid. I missed ALOT of the hoedowns and a ton of bitter cold, basically all of IMYTA etc . But I've gone back and caught up since. Thise Montre USD you mentioned I swear he had a similar SSM boot. I still have my bloodline 3s altho I'm skating my old gen 7 razors ALOT more these days. Funny you mentioned that Prislin section , man I loved Billy skating. Much love to you man. Stay on wheels

[@RolandAshcroft]

DL and Haffey too

[@BigKarl519]

Most influential inline skater of all time. I would trade ankles to see him skate again.

[@Antisfunny]

Literally stopped what I was doing to come watch this. Legend.

[@nicholasmicros4037]

The wait is over 😜

[@baskets8429]

Your a legend too junior

[@keezytv7854]

I grew up skating in Redwood City but by the time I started Shima was gone. But I did meet his mom one time skating a rail in front of a cafe. his mom came out and said "Hey you know who Brian Shima is?" we were like "yea...." she was said "Yeah thats my son!" Never forget it Lol good times

[@jamseyy]

"I lucked out to last as long as I did." Okay at least we now have confirmation that he knows how insane his skating was!!!!

[@jasoncalva]

I don't think I've ever been more surprised by an interview as this. Growing up Shima was so quiet and so good at skating that I assumed he was an egomaniac. Hearing him talk about so many of the ups and downs of skating and his humility throughout the whole thing was awesome. I still miss Nimh skates though haha.

[@chimmychong]

Shima 2's were my favorite skates!... Also, it's cool he did a "Make a Wish" and fulfilled a kids dream to skate with him.... I'm not crying, you're crying.

[@shakeybonessrh]

Skadoodle reference +1.

[@benking8230]

had 2 pairs of these bad boys totally agree

[@000slappydirk]

Shima usd era was my favorite era. His Period when he was on the original thrones with the grey frames and the period with the grey coup de tat thrones...... the best. Sections, music, his attire everything was on point. Legend

[@kingrando]

I agree, what was there not to love. Such a great memory about blading.

[@Habeev07]

So many great skaters. But I would say HAFFEY, ARAGON, and SHIMA are my BIG 3 all-time.

[@000slappydirk]

Habeev07 All great but Latimer, shima and Julio hold the Goat 🐐 status for me. In the haffey and Aragon era there were a number of contenders, broskow, farmer etc but there were no contenders for Latimer. Think Latimer did some of the most iconic tricks in the history of the sport.... 540 in the storm drain..... parallel alleyoop fish in the storm drain, the list is endless. Same for shima and Julio both created some of the most iconic memorable moments in the sports history that will never fade. No matter how many crazy hurricane to grinds are done a Julio fishbrain wins every time for me 🤣

[@StefanBrandowX]

So glad to see him involved in any capacity again. The brotherhood comments hit hard. Also Carlsbad was the first public skatepark, Kona was the first private skatepark.

[@philipshields7028]

I was such a fan in the mid 2000's I named my cat shima

[@plastikmag]

my friend Drunk Master (Ruslan) did the same lol

[@timb6558]

Ha! I named my first cat Roadhouse and my second cat Solomon.

[@moihawk666]

i got the England lion tattooed on my ribs .... committed

[@joltown2367]

My dad had a Siberian husky called shima

[@raprometheus3051]

W.T.F I named my cat Shima, too! Hahahah! A black Manx.

[@shockwave82]

the fact that DL 540'd and Shima did that Back Roy in the same session... mind blown

[@larrycheek3588]

FACTS 💯

[@sublime.inline6654]

Being a new Blader I love hearing this history. This is awesome.

[@larrycheek3588]

There were a couple old videos with Sublime the band songs in sections..

[@hasanfares5774]

I wish this never ended the best who ever did it, you just made my day and I didn't know it can be made during quarantine. Thanks guys I have been waiting for this in a long time. Next stop chris haffey, latimer, or alex broskow.

[@Habeev07]

Stoked on every sec of this JUMPS STREET PODCAST with Brian Shima but 1:16:39 - 1:18:34 is what its all about. BRINK - SOUL SKATERS!! Love it! I'm 31 and growing up watching Latimer/Yost in the Xgames just hucking. Brian Shima, Haffey, Aragon, Morales, Broskow, Stockwell, Farmer... So many greats but the ones that did it first or were passed a torch around that millennial era when I was 11/12 y/o skinning my knees, palms, and bows I wanted to emulate. My crew back in the day had daily bread magazine and we'd watch the Killteam Senate - Project Mayhem VHS all the time b4 skating. "MOP-COLD AS ICE" - that Billy Prislin section. Montre Livingston winning the Bitter Cold Showdown in 09' carrying Brian Shima's torch is awesome. IMO there couldn't be a better ambassador of the sport. I wish USD would make his pro skate again - those 2015'ish dread lock Carbon Free's were amazing but I could never find them in my size. And then in 2010, Chris Haffey after a decade of trying finally won his first Bitter Cold Showdown. I love watching that contest because of Matt Mickey and Arlo Eisenberg calling the event - but mainly the level of skating that I don't think has been topped since. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGq0nGCpibp7j6c Shima's 360 Disaster Soul To Fakie Out (the hard way for STEAZE!!) Such history to the sport. The parks they used back then

[@smashmars]

Karl Watson was the skateboarder. He became a good friend. We used to hang out at hubbas in the dark when the crowds went away and smoke/drink and skate hubbas. He used to use my K2 Fatties and would try front sides and souls at EMB high AF! Those were good times. It was so insane between 95-98 we had to stay late and wait for crowds to die down to skate. I miss those days....

[@GVGames1986]

I started on rec skates. A kid who has long since quit joined me on this section of asphalt and then we exchanged numbers and I go over to his and there are 3 of them and we were all watching WDYBI, VG-19.. Got a pair of TRS and over a quite long and painful period I learnt the ropes. Idk why but I can remember that kids setup. He had white Shima 3s with red cuffs and he would always skate with the buckles not properly done up with all the innards hanging out (and a 3xl tee). I used to think if he did the buckle up he would probably have been better. Great memories.

[@malcolmadams2105]

Dope hat. And yes. Roadhouse just was. And I will say the connection between rollerbladers is far more sincere than any other action sport. Quite possibly because of the up and downs.

[@bencarebear]

I was there at the IMYTA Paris in 2001, on the forecourt of the Bercy arena, I was 12 years old. Brian Shima destroyed the place. Litteraly invented ways to use those ledges no one had thought of before. Pure genius, living legend. Eternal love.

[@AndreJHoward]

After watching the whole thing I'd pay Shane to come on. lol He's gotta have some great Mindgame stories.

[@JumpStreetPodcast]

100%

[@Habeev07]

Stoked on every sec of this JUMPS STREET PODCAST with Brian Shima but 1:16:39 - 1:18:34 is what its all about. BRINK - SOUL SKATERS!! Love it! I'm 31 and growing up watching Latimer/Yost in the Xgames just hucking. Brian Shima, Haffey, Aragon, Morales, Broskow, Stockwell, Farmer... So many greats but the ones that did it first or were passed a torch around that millennial era when I was 11/12 y/o skinning my knees, palms, and bows I wanted to emulate. My crew back in the day had daily bread magazine and we'd watch the Killteam Senate - Project Mayhem VHS all the time b4 skating. "MOP-COLD AS ICE" - that Billy Prislin section. Montre Livingston winning the Bitter Cold Showdown in 09' carrying Brian Shima's torch is awesome. IMO there couldn't be a better ambassador of the sport. I wish USD would make his pro skate again - those 2015'ish dread lock Carbon Free's were amazing but I could never find them in my size. And then in 2010, Chris Haffey after a decade of trying finally won his first Bitter Cold Showdown. I love watching that contest because of Matt Mickey and Arlo Eisenberg calling the event - but mainly the level of skating that I don't think has been topped since. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGq0nGCpibp7j6c Shima's 360 Disaster Soul To Fakie Out (the hard way for STEAZE!!) Such history to the sport. The parks they used back then

[@Happy_Gilmour_84]

You absolutely need to get shima on again, far too many stories not talked about

[@TheFleetfingers]

The 540 at the LA ditch is poetry. I’ve watched that exact segment maybe 100 times trying to understand why it’s so beautiful. Best skate video.

[@NicoEss]

@12:10 Damn, mystery solved. I remember having conversations with friends back in the day about that trick and how it looked 4 years older than everything else in that section. He was clearly wearing old oxygens but we argued why a banger trick like that would sit on a shelf for so long. Thanks again for these podcasts Billy and Austin.

[@mightymouse6848]

This has to be the best interview yet. Shima means so to the culture and I'm happy he sat down with you gents

[@BigAych]

This interview was fire! I wish y’all taught the younger generation earlier so they could’ve been creating wheel companies , boot companies and throwing competitions 💯 Instead the people I skated with 10 years fizzled out due to injury, lack of health care, compensation, ignorance. We’re doing a great job now owning our own stuff , companies, platforms etc but let’s keep educating the youth so they can keep it alive and maybe even bring it back! Thanks guys

[@moihawk666]

i see rollerblading like bboys ..... they are not huge they are not on tv but they have cultivated their own culture in their scene their way, with big money and small shit..... i hope rollerblades can pull it together the scene looks like complete... mehhhhh

[@Habeev07]

Stoked on every sec of this but 1:16:39 - 1:18:34 is what its all about. BRINK - SOUL SKATER!! Love it! I'm 31 and growing up watching Latimer/Yost in the Xgames just hucking. Brian Shima, Haffey, Aragon, Morales, Broskow, Stockwell, Farmer... So many greats but the ones that did it first or were passed a torch around that millennial era when I was 11/12 y/o skinning my knees, palms, and bows I wanted to emulate. My crew back in the day had daily bread magazine and we'd watch the Killteam Senate - Project Mayhem VHS all the time b4 skating. "COLD AS ICE" - that Billy Prislin section! Montre Livingston winning the Bitter Cold Showdown in 09' carrying Brian Shima's is awesome. IMO there couldn't be a better ambassador of the sport. I wish USD would make his pro skate again - those 2015'ish dread lock Carbon Free's were amazing but I could never find them in my size. And then in 2010, Chris Haffey after a decade of trying finally won his first Bitter Cold Showdown. I love watching that contest because of Matt Mickey and Arlo Eisenberg calling the event - but mainly the level of skating that I dont think has been topped since. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGq0nGCpibp7j6c Shima's 360 Disaster Soul To Fakie Out (the hard way for STEAZE!!) Such history to the sport. The parks they used back then

[@moihawk666]

@@Habeev07 make his pro skate in the wrong size? over it

[@MuscovitesNightmare]

wow i thought that i was the only one who considers that DL`s 540 most beautiful rollerblading trick ever. I mean lot of people consider it amazing but i somehow never heard such appreciation

[@Zeroaddone]

Nope. Right there with you. It is the sickest trick I've ever seen, in person or video. That 540 is just...art.

[@phyush355]

Love Shima top 4 my book he had balls and style. people forget about the sport. man he was Savage

[@AndreJHoward]

This is why I'm a patron. I hope you guys keep doing this whenever and wherever you can. :)

[@nhoff7703]

Skated along side Shima once. I was prob. 16 and in awe. He’s the GOAT in my eyes for so many reasons. Currently rebuilding my Shima 2’s and stubbled across this. Yes!

[@spoondss]

I met a snowboarder in Alaska that was 88 years olds.

[@nicolaiberg6579]

I wish I could give this a million thumbs up! My all time favorite skater! I even have the picture of him from that 4x4 add, where he's giving the finger, tattooed on my shoulder.

[@simonsays4177]

All I know is how to chase dreams .... what a quote for the man himself

[@BabillonCaffe]

I am a skateboarder been skatin for 15y but agresive rollerbladers have always intrigued me. Something special about them. I think now i ghet why.

[@pouringblue7]

We need Rachard and Latimer next!

[@kevindaugard3244]

pouringblue7 Rachard would so good hahaha

[@mikeway2223]

pouringblue7 I skated with Richard, Julio, Farmer, Zamora, Spizer, Northway, McLeod, and Stockwell. Best days ever.

[@dye182]

I’ve been saying rachard for awhile by far my favorite style having both them at the same time would be mind blowing

[@cheeseface99]

@@dye182 rachard, vinny or franky all.so hot!!

[@dopetag]

Also, Josh Petty, Campbell and Feinberg.

[@cfronin]

Just discovered your podcast. So much memories ! I'm a French skater and I remember travelling to Paris to watch you guys at Bercy and later for IMYTA.

[@Habeev07]

Stoked on every sec of this podcast but 1:16:39 - 1:18:34 is what its all about. BRINK - SOUL SKATER!! Love it! I'm 31 and growing up watching Latimer/Yost in the Xgames just hucking. Brian Shima, Haffey, Aragon, Morales, Broskow, Stockwell, Farmer... So many greats but the ones that did it first or were passed a torch around that millennial era when I was 11/12 y/o skinning my knees, palms, and bows I wanted to emulate. My crew back in the day had daily bread magazine and we'd watch the Killteam Senate - Project Mayhem VHS all the time b4 skating. "COLD AS ICE" - that Billy Prislin section! Montre Livingston winning the Bitter Cold Showdown in 09' carrying Brian Shima's is awesome. IMO there couldn't be a better ambassador of the sport. I wish USD would make his pro skate again - those 2015'ish dread lock Carbon Free's were amazing but I could never find them in my size. And then in 2010, Chris Haffey after a decade of trying finally won his first Bitter Cold Showdown. I love watching that contest because of Matt Mickey and Arlo Eisenberg calling the event - but mainly the level of skating that I dont think has been topped since. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGq0nGCpibp7j6c Shima's 360 Disaster Soul To Fakie Out (the hard way for STEAZE!!) Such history to the sport. The parks they used back then

[@larrycheek3588]

JUICED 🔥🔥🔥

[@Renclif]

This was such a privilege to watch, and a podcast I'll never forget! The Mindgame stories are pure gold and so inspiring to hear the legend Shima talk about his career and progression of the sport. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@BONEJONAS]

Probably felt this one more than any other podcast before, so much wisdom. Heavy. Thank you.

[@larrycheek3588]

FACTS 1000

[@psiris09]

That man literally made such an impact on my life in so many ways - skating, music, style, attitude etc etc. So glad you guys got him on - a true legend.

[@calvinelamparo3936]

Brian Shima is the reason why I love Razors, none the less

[@s.jacobcolwell6099]

Hearing Shima talks about making BFG and CDT in the same year with DL (19:20) gave me chills. That shit was mind blowing when it came out.

[@stevensiwinski]

Shima is such a real person. I feel like I can relate to him.

[@kingrando]

Awesome chat! I do remember being able to meet DL in NZ, I’m unsure if I even got to see the guy skate, but the hype was real. It was awesome to meet the legend, unreal shit.

[@jdub1.8t92]

Literally finished putting soil in my pots on the last word here. Stoked to hear from Shima🤘🤘🤘

[@michaelpatrick2760]

Pretty much same bro... 👊🏼💚

[@romydomdom]

This is E P I C. Shima you're a legend man. Thank you for all you've done for the sport. Skating has allowed me to meet most of my best friends and have some of the best memories as a kid.

[@JPo.404]

Mindgame hands down was one of my fav companies. The team, art, and just the vibe was like yeah this is pure

[@joelyfpv7075]

Brain fear gone was the first skate video I ever saw and truely changed my view on rollerblading forever

[@MIXTAB1]

The reason I started skating right here.... shima will always be the goat IMO....

[@chrisjohnson5987]

Blader turned Luthier here. I Skate cult 9's and make extended range modern metal custom guitars. Great transitions. I have a few projects and we are skaters. I think it goes hand in hand for that go for it mentality. I skated the Shima III back in the day. Huge fan and grew up at Eisenberg's in Plano TX. Mad respect.

[@baskets8429]

super humble guy this guy is a living Legend

[@that_which_is_not]

That was moving! Skating forever effected me because of what he and other greats did. Get that book written! Much love

[@luislamett]

Awesome! Random question..... why don't you go invite Broskow?

[@JumpStreetPodcast]

we'll get him

[@DemetriuSaintLouis]

Living Legend. I'm on the edge of my seat for this shit! Salute to all involved

[@aditau]

Only ❤ I can say. We learn a lot of music from your videos, tricks, style and a solid lifestyle and values. Thank you for everything. Respect from Romania 🤛

[@IsaacSMILE]

The speed at which he flew at tricks is astonishing.

[@jamesbarker5254]

The most humble guy youll ever meet. I was lucky to get to skate with him hundreds of times and he was always this way at least as I knew him he was.

[@erikcohen992]

true legend gonna enjoy this and some coffee thanks for the phenomenal content guys

[@ThePlaiibox]

Brain Fear Gone and Coup De Tat are THE rollerblading videos. Everything else is 2nd.

[@conrad520]

I grew up skateboarding, but one day I borrowed my friend’s rollerblading mag in 2001 or 2002 and Brian was by far my favorite by the time I was done looking at it. His style reminded me of my favorite skateboarder, Jamie Thomas

[@playbackphantasy]

Hell yeah!! It is always rad to have homies getting you juiced on a trick and even more rad having them there if you get broke off. Getting hurt while solo skating is the biggest buzz kill. Love what you guys said around @43:00

[@francocerella6108]

Brians storys were epic🤯, Shima= dream chaser. Keep up the good work guys.. Lots of humbling words from the goat🐏. Quote of the year, "roller blading will never die.".👊🏾 Bay fam🌉

[@Rain_power]

Can't wait to sit down and watch this today. Thanks for running this amazing show!

[@doofi86]

Respect to you Mr. Shima!🙌 You are a legend! Coup de Tat was the first video I owned when I first started blading, your sections from that video is still one of my top fav of all time. You have been huge inspiration to me just wanted to tell u that. I'm over 30 now and still blading. God bless you!

[@danielzakarian8515]

Im Proud to say im like number 913 I love these guys I was at the imyta San Diego this will or may not make sense now before Dustin Latimer was my favorite skater Brian Shima was . The first issue of daily bread I bought was issue num 29 which featured Brian and he had those grey classic usd thrones which I loved and I was too star struck to say hi to Brian but I had to meet Dustin at the event. I mean was a insane dream come true every star u can imagine nwss there at the imyta so ya... I barely very timidly said hi to rachard who I ended up becoming friends with talk about crazy dream come true. 818 sfv valley urs x Tron x L StA r ⭐

[@mrtibbs25]

What a great interview. I'll never forget borrowing my buddy's pair of Shima 2s (with the OG Shima 1 liners) for a weekend and my life was changed forever. Legend.

[@Drummavore]

yooooo! this man is such a legend! got to meet him when i lived down in SD. after years of watching him do things that didn't seem possible it was surreal to shake hands with my favorite skater. both him & jon elliot are super chill, good people for sure. just rebuilt my shima psirus skates during the pandemic & they still roll strong.

[@evil_twit]

It was too good to live an easy life, this rollerblading. Damn we almost won against the entire world. What a time.

[@rickyp976]

Shima is such a nice & humble guy, good to see that side of him. Nothing but love and respect. Hard to come by these days

[@mitchellgoosen9166]

Brings back so many memories. Watching the legends like Shima before I'd go skate.

[@steeziallday23]

Shima has been my biggest inspiration and him and Julio are the reason I still skate and seeing him so humble and speaking on paying it forward is definitely the best.... 4 times the leap of faith is beyond amazing !!!

[@flyingonblades]

It’s funny that the Shima interview went down at Kona; I’ve been skating there since 99’ and the biggest, Highest air I’ve ever witnessed at Kona was infact Shima airing out of the bowl

[@marcsenn2214]

Your your KZbin channel is 🔥

[@flyingonblades]

Marc Senn wow thank you so much! I appreciate it. Sometimes I feel like no one cares or watches :)

[@marcsenn2214]

So many people I don’t even think I saw McFly

[@flyingonblades]

Marc Senn I was only at the powwow on Saturday and was pretty preoccupied with competing in the 35+ and after that I was really wore out and chilling. We will link up next year!

[@marcsenn2214]

Big country ASAP

[@lordbrian309]

The G.O.A.T. 🐐

[@chrishumpert608]

I still have my daily bread mag with Shima on the cover and he signed it when we skated together when they were on razor tour in Michigan. Wish we could go back.

[@tylerfarrington23]

This is the best episode period!

[@jacksonvreal_904]

Shima is a very solid dude. Threw down absolute hammers in his day. I love his positivity and general mindset. He seems like he's in a very solid mental state, and I loved this interview. Great flow unlike the Feinberg interview. I really hope Feinberg's doing OK. P.S. I live 30 minutes from Kona and used to skateboard and blade there from 1994-2010. You guys are rad. Keep up the great work!!

[@SAND33Z]

I’m 23 minutes in and my heads falling off. Shima, you utter beast

[@ImFigure]

What a legend.

[@themostprofessionaldarylwe8169]

Damn guys you are capturing the history of blading.

[@Jobin909]

We appreciate everything Brian has done for our sport and culture. I really wish I was where I am now to support his brand and company. It’s really important to support our 100% owner Blader companies. Thanks for everything Brian

[@larrycheek3588]

@Fish, Thanks for sharing the spirit of travel, love & dreams.

[@Kingofmasterz]

I loved my shima 2’s with the beefy liners an I ordered the shima 3’s as soon as they were released.still got a pair of nihm v1 with the juicy side plates in my cupboard as they were my last pair of skates I had before I stopped skating.shima was a god when i was younger. 🙌🏻 Mad love from the uk.

[@carsilk2492]

Shima Psirus' were the best skates I ever put on my feet, thanks USD and Brian for keeping me sane

[@adamedw4rds]

Man I loved this episode! Skating back in the early 2000s And now stepping back again now. I’m catching up with as much as I can! Thank you guys 🙌🏻

[@000slappydirk]

Definitely needs a round 2, would love a deep dive into how he got on medium, his rise up the the asa tours and his USD Period. Great interview but needs a second round for sure!!!

[@lalalalalalalalalalaland]

This guy! Omg he is amazing ❤ The best one so far !

[@yumadapaka]

I haven’t started watching this yet cuz I have to work but damn I’m excited to watch this on my lunch break.

[@antonyobrown852]

I knew Shima was next. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@moihawk666]

this has to be one of the best things to come out of rollerblading since .... UFS became a standard. I wish you great success.

[@timyates6622]

This interview is like a list of the guests I would love to see interviewed (Latimer, Coburn, Elliot, Lennon, Spizer, Feinberg)

[@xsjadoridersc]

One of my all time favorites ever!!!!

[@raprometheus3051]

I bought the Shima 4's second hand from a buddy. I think they were about my 5th pair of skates and the first pair of skates to give me real confidence to skate street and improved my skating drastically. Up until that point I had only ever skated Roces.

[@NikoSalaman]

Oh my god. Thankyou. Just. Thankyou. All of you.

[@Vercingetorix.Rising]

This is still their best episode to date

[@zhingy]

Man that's an awesome interview and stories! Shima has always been such an influences for the whole industry, glad to see he's doing ok. Thanks guys for bringing this kind of stuff to the audiences, we really need this! And Shima should definately write the book, that will pass the relics to the following generations!

[@MisterB881]

Damn im beyong late on this one! Epic interview!!! Damn...... that was...... no words!!! Especially touching on OG blading lore and BRAIN FEAR FOOOKING GONE insight from Shima himself. Great shit dudes....Thanks for being yall! Shout out Martinho!!! Sending love and support from SAC! cheers fellas!

[@raindaresmusic]

thank you so much for watching people's sections with them. especially this one.

[@freddybands1710]

Showing the clips of these massive tricks makes it way more enjoyable

[@bhbarrArt]

This was really good and gave me the same feeling i get when going home. Awesome stories and memories of a pivotal period in my own life. Makes me grateful to have rollerbladed.

[@bronzegrippz8424]

I had that same Corey O'Brien Santa Cruz board behind Austin way before I started blading

[@Habeev07]

BLADING WILL NEVER DIE like Brian said

[@lalalalalalalalalalaland]

Yes shima! Write a fucking book ! It's so nice to finally meet the people so close! U guys make my childhood dreams come true !

[@Ryeburg10]

That was epic 🙏