LEGENDS OF SKATEBOARDING 2020 | Tony Hawk, Rodney Mullen & Steve Caballero

[@rolo3552]

We need a Netflix movie about the lives of these guys.

[@gterschluse]

Honestly there should be a series each covering the careers of individual skaters. It's a community with so many cool and interesting people would be great to watch

[@surpassyourlimits5643]

Bones brigade is the name but its not on the flip anymore

[@JVlaSSaCrE]

No; Sk8 has nothing to do with mainstream bs

[@euminkong]

@@JVlaSSaCrE life of Ryan Sheckler and Bam Margera has shown us this.

[@lyonvhs3301]

then rodney mullen will be black and tony hawk will be gay or something

[@jasonmunoz1528]

They're in good shape, honestly Rodney came from another dimension

[@josephlawrence9584]

Rodney was so great that street skating needed him to progress and once he started doing it he placed his mark on the world as the goat

[@brickpig]

Another dimension, another dimension. 🎶

[@cristofergarcia473]

Hawk and Rodney are different styles

[@leo_link]

Mullen is an artist!

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@brickpig The BEATsie Booiiiis! :)

[@grimlock2810]

Steve still smooth as silk. Mad respect to Tony for trying to land the flip out of the pipe, crazy. Rodney, still unassumingly the best skater ever. Seeing that Rodney smile after a trick almost makes me feel the joy of landing it clean myself. 3 Kings in the Halls of Skate.

[@chivalrous_chevy1163]

These guys are legends.

[@winrargamer]

Thx cap )

[@sirius4k]

Yes they are.

[@dunkydog1676]

The fact they skate in there 50s is crazy

[@neilgouws6962]

True story 🤘🏻

[@irenededic9166]

Looked like a great day

[@TheDude_Abides_]

Rodney is freak of nature, even in his old age. Just amazing.

[@7James77]

The guy who invented almost everything

[@zacharytackett2617]

You can tell that tony is still legit pushing himself at that age. Crazy. Steve still has buckets of style and damnit has anyone ever been happier doing anything than rodney is when he's on a board?

[@kingstrap8159]

Rodney is happier on a board than Johnny Sins when he is 8" up the rear end of a smoking hot Brazilian 😂🤣

[@MattiusFincham]

I'm a simple man. I see new Rodney footage, I click.

[@cbear1537]

Rodney Mullen is a frickin dancer on that skateboard. Amazing talent there!

[@billchief397]

The 80s and early 90s where I skated EVERYWHERE. No internet life was amazing. Thanks for good times and inspiration guys! 47 yo now but skating was so free and fun. Wouldn't change a thing. With 98 a TBone wheels ha

[@isildurany2888]

right on, same here ;) TBones4life !

[@billchief397]

@@isildurany2888 omg...tbone 98 hardness...lol they skidded well for sliding

[@buzzy-ears]

Watching Tony Hawk skate street is like when they change the actor on a TV show

[@lalo598]

Petar Stoiljkovic he would have the spin tricks down tho 😂

[@McBurgle]

When he rolled up to the big stair set I honestly got confused.

[@blackscoped]

Like when charlie sheen left two and a half men

[@XandersGame42]

One of the rodney scenes literally was him filling in for Ben Stiller

[@tomclem1]

Seriously

[@thetomster7625]

watching Tony and Steve is watching two of the finest acrobats that revolutionised the genre like no one before. and also simply impressive what they still can do, when i.e. footballers stop playing at around 30-35. however watching Rodney is none of that. Its ballet, its art, its simply a beaut. Its not a thing of loud impressive stunts and screams of excitement. its mesmerising and regularly leaves me sitting there with an open mouth and wondering what impossible yet so elegant thing will happen next.

[@liammooney4751]

well said my dude you should try checking out andy anderson he's a mullen in the making

[@bartlomiejciolkowski4716]

This comment perfectly matches the video. Let me get my jaw back from the floor.

[@thetomster7625]

@@liammooney4751 very true. I found him while watching some Braille Skateboarding Videos. This young Anderson is such a talent. But letting aside all his skill, his way of sort of engineering his way trough new tricks and with all of his creativity that lets one think of a early Rodney: All that aside, he is also a good guy, a teamplayer and a good teacher at that young age... I'm very looking forward on seeing what he will bring to the game in 5-10 Years.

[@kaitlin4paramore]

Okay I appreciate your nice words but saying that Tony revolutionised the genre like no one before...? Rodney Mullen created almost every trick known to man today

[@thetomster7625]

@@kaitlin4paramore you're focusing on the wrong part of my statement: what I wrote about Tony and Steve is simply to give them credit for their body of work - which, to be quite honest, is also pretty impressive: 900, Loopings, Spirals, crazy Vert projects... just to name the most obvious ones. The important part of my statement is actually the same what you are saying: Rodney is on another level... its not simply sport, its not loud, its mesmerising art and yes: it also defined the game like no other.

[@stephenkane9398]

3 of the greatest skaters ever!!!! Such an enjoyment seeing these guys still out there gettin it. Much respect

[@Bisqq]

When you are so legend that your boardslide on flatbar deserves 3 different angles including one shoot by Tony Hawk himself :D

[@snowhusk]

Yeah, realizing that Tony was filming it made the video even more wholesome

[@twinturbojunkie7121]

Chad muska filmed a angle as well!

[@Gizerwizard]

It's also pretty big cause he just recently recovered from breaking his leg or something on his dirt bike. Cab kicks ass

[@manimejia]

@@Gizerwizard yes

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

You nailed it. If Tony Hawk films you, means that you are a fkng legend.

[@Tyemuck18]

Pioneers like them are always the nicest people

[@brawldawg8729]

Caballero has always been my favorite all around skater. As a middle aged man, I'm thankful that these men, who started as children, have been able to grow up, raise healthy and happy families, and remain prosperous due to their talent and desire to use a "toy" to the best of their ability. Most humans never even get into a career that fulfills them, or brings them joy, and then there is this bunch. Lance should be here, as well. Bones Brigade!

[@mutantkoffee]

Damn tony hawk still gnarly AF

[@T25de]

🤙🤙

[@bobkilla430]

Can't wait for his 60 tricks for his 60th birthday this decade.

[@mauricemartin7026]

His sons a beast too!!!

[@DravenxEyeless]

If I could see Mullen hitting vert, my life would be complete.

[@mikehousner5018]

He's a street skater

[@mikehousner5018]

Umm well, if he doesn't skate transition then he's a street skater.

[@TaylorPhase]

FandreiosAner he actually got second place in a vert contest waaaay long ago

[@kevincannon624]

FandreiosAner no, he never placed in a vert contest , liar

[@thenornow8834]

@@mikehousner5018 but he does freestyle too look at Andy Anderson he's like mastered all the elements you can't really sum up a skater

[@templetonbob]

I could watch Rodney skate for hours, it’s just so satisfying.

[@cesarg4328]

I was excited about this video but damn, I wasn´t expecting seeing Tony making frontflips, WTF? he´s like 50. Amazing. 2:38

[@darkblaze176]

Him and Rodney were Friends growing up. Rodney is 56.

[@SuperSayajim]

It makes me so happy that they all still skate. I hope they continue for longer than we even think was possible.

[@BulletBeena]

Tony Hawk at 50 is still better than me at any age. The dude has some serious street chops.

[@Kodes-75]

Beena He’s older than that. Mullen is 54 last I checked. It’s so sad to see the body not allowing what one was once capable of doing. Myself included. It sucks. Truer legends and game changers of SB. 1❤️ 🛹 🚶🏽‍♂️

[@BulletBeena]

@@Kodes-75 Yeah he's 51 - sad that we'll likely never see another Mullen part again. Absolute legends.

[@bartlomiejciolkowski4716]

Why?

[@PCGGC]

4 years ago he did another 900 on camera just to prove he could still do it. Said it was his last but we'll see him again at 60 probably lol

[@abbeyglencircle]

53

[@lindseyhunt1090garageb]

tony hawk is an absolute beast legend. the guys 50!!!!! and hes shredding it !

[@dcfromthev]

I love that Tony was filming Cab, how epic. Steve's style is still so crispy.

[@erock864]

Nothing in skateboarding amazes me more than Rodney Mullen

[@tierramaraire678]

Tony Hawk,Steve Caballero,Rodney Mullen,LEGENDS!!!!!!

[@ryemill7787]

Can't even say they're good for their age. These hombres are JUST GOOD.

[@patstaysuckafreeboss8006]

Once a skater always a skater

[@MrPizza206]

They are good for their age tho

[@kingstrap8159]

I was watching Rodney Mullen skate on a 34cm rear tube TV in my room in Germany when I was almost 6 years old in 1986. I am now in Australia and 41 years old... AND HE IS STILL KILLING IT!!!!!!

[@isildurany2888]

auch das Monster Magazin gelesen ? ;)

[@swantonbombx14]

Really cool seeing Tony doing street. These guys were my idols back in the day!

[@1111-t5n]

Thank you Steve, Tony and Rodney for all the years of bad ass skating much love and to tony and friends thank you all, for the skate park in Detroit makes the streets a little less funky. Gleaming the cube you all are still bringing the smiles. Peace

[@1986emix]

Seeing Tony and Steve it's kind of nostalgia and seeing Rodney it's jawdropping like always

[@skillplusluckequalsthat]

Childhood heroes, nice to see them still into it as in the old days!

[@Mr.paint123]

Skateboarding saved my life !

[@jamm533]

How

[@dav786]

when

[@diego6ix5ive0]

Why

[@jeremieh8233]

Comment ? Quand ? Pourquoi ? Où ? * French traduction of the others 🏴‍☠️

[@ericcartman575]

Wie, wann, wo, wieso, weshalb, warum? Wer nicht fragt bleibt dumm

[@ikillomega]

So great! I love these guys still look like teenagers when they're skating. It always puts a smile on my face. Never get old! They is no such thing as 'old'!

[@beansmacarter932]

I met Steve at warped tour many years ago. Humble, and wise. Great guy!

[@Dushaful]

Memories, inspirations, feelings. What legends!

[@enriquefuentes7697]

I remember watching the Tony Hawk and Eric Koston trick tutorials many many MANY years ago.

[@solodolo6018]

I remember the hardlfip tutorial and Erik Koston was like yeah imma show you how to do them but imma do them switch for fun.. 🙄 that blew me away

[@SonicFast23]

I grew up on those videos and oddly enough I learned. I remember tony hawk having the weirdest kick flips in that video because everytime he did a kick flip the board would flip and hit the ground and flip right back in place.

[@enriquefuentes7697]

@@SonicFast23 Yes, the dude was and still is a legend bit his kickflips weren't the best on flat ground. We used to talk a sloppy kick flip that came almost vertical a tornado flip. Haha good times

[@themaverickswon]

I had that dvd too!

[@mperez9745]

These were my celebrities in the 80's and they have no idea how important they still are to a skater like me!

[@innatemusic]

It always makes me happy to see these guys! I was fourteen years old when I first saw them back in the '80's

[@senmetwo42]

Man, Rodney just dances with the board. His level of balance and creativity are unmatched. Sure there's a handful of skaters who could recreate most of it, but it'd be just that: copying Rodney. First to ever do it that way, last to ever do it that way. Legend.

[@SimonCn89]

I always enjoy watching Tony skate street

[@_Alex_T_]

I'm shocked seeing Tony in street style, at this age it's Amazing. And showing such dedication to land a trick out of the Pipe, respect

[@mikejohansen7820]

O wow the kings of Skateboarding. 😎👍👍👍 Absolutely amazing and hats off to you guys. You shaped my childhood and we will always be grateful for what u guys did.

[@magusumbrageous2726]

Cab's smile is still just as infectious after all these years

[@zx6rdood]

The man....the myth....the legend.... You pick the order.

[@vitormartins5742]

Tony Hawk is still freaking crushing it! And on rails too! What a giant.

[@pin9r]

Caballero is so smooth on the rails...

[@suijuris7921]

Cab still killing it after 40 years. WOW !!!!

[@Sheenoobie]

Tony Hawk is like wine..just gets better with age. Growing up watching him i honestly cant recall ever seeing him skate street. Dude killed it

[@toadsoftheshortforest]

these guys invented and named so many tricks! love, love again and tons of respect and fistbumps

[@joshuaschmidinger3993]

Definitely 3 of my favorite skaters of all time 😎👏👍 thanks for this.

[@freakindamnshiki]

Damn seeing Rodney "work" is a thing of beauty, you randomly drop a clip of one of the most insane things i ever saw, (and i saw all his parts through my 20 years of following him) casper stall 360 flip(?) into primo.... that is just stupid

[@nickm4974]

freakindamnshiki literally has all the trick cheat codes. lol

[@Fuerwahrhalunke]

@@nickm4974 That's because he invented them :p

[@otorishingen8600]

Rodney mullen is an extraterrestrial 🤯 Holy cow - he spins that board in ways i have to meditate on 🤪 Pure board magic 👏

[@john95acuna]

Steve autographed my helmet one time when I was skating lake Cunningham skate park. I was what 15 16! Good times

[@magicaryeh]

john acuna Nice :)

[@ericcartman575]

And Tony signed my board earlier this year, when he was in the NikeSB shelter in Berlin for a social skate project. I'm so happy about that and i will never forget this day :)

[@stevieavail5773]

Rodney Mullen is the Godfather. So much respect for this man. And to think, his Dad hated the fact that he skated and actually wanted him to quit at one point because he thought it wouldn't lead to anything. Little did he know that his son was one of the most naturally gifted skaters in human history.

[@bam3108]

To see these guys still doing tricks, taking bumps, and having fun in their 50s is wild!👍🏾💯🔥

[@EqpBeats]

These dudes STILL shred! Living legends!!

[@Mr.paint123]

Legends never die !!!

[@PS-gg2rd]

I use to watch the Search For Animal Chin before I would go skate . Skated to middle school for 3 years almost 4 lol. Built ramps and had some nice spots in the small city I lived in. When I started snowboarding alot of mountains did not allow snow boards at that time. I loved skateing and snowboarding and am glad to be part of the some what beginning of the sports ! These guys transformed skateing and it would not be what it is today without them. Thanks Dudes !

[@SandDabs]

Caballero is a legend. Sick to see him still skating and ripping. I used to see him skimming in Santa Cruz back in the day. He kills it at that too.

[@nickdunn7573]

Just incredible! 3 badass skaters of all time. I forget that Tony is a gnarly street skater as well!

[@OlovMetal]

Seeing an old skater warms my heart.

[@thecreaturesdancedlikeus3922]

Love y’all, true masters, thank you!

[@jawaone2474]

I can’t say after 30 year’s of me skating that I’ve ever seen Tony skate street so well. But Rodney will always be the grand master in my eyes!

[@nickl645]

still got it guys. I feel 14 again watching these guys in their prime!

[@darek85]

I think Rodney Mullen doing it has the same fun being his age like when he was a teenager.

[@danielr5041]

Yeah, he never get old. I love it

[@pauljohn07]

one of the pillars of skateboarding much respect to you....

[@TheWalkthroughDoctor]

Loved tony hawk pro skater 2! Nice to see them still skating.

[@williamkelly951]

Steve still killin it. Much love

[@theramplocal]

Always have time to watch any new footage of these guys, so sick!

[@allenvaughn8823]

Yr 2000 was epic time in all extreme sports. I'm glad to see tony and anyone still doing it. Tony hawk and others hold a nostalgia for some reason also the sound tracks.

[@TommyDisaCULT]

Steve has so much style I love it!

[@UghRegret]

Nothing but respect and salute to all of them.

[@KageboushiClan]

These guys are grand masters of their art!

[@andreschlogl7259]

Love this one. Just the raw sounds of skating. None of that cheese music that is basically an insult to all the legends showcased.

[@JobCambronero]

I love how skateboarding is freaking back

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

Steve Caballero is the awesomness incarnated. Well, all of them actually.

[@prOkrEAt]

I saw all 3 of these guys back in the day... Rodney had his little freestyle board while the others were riding this massive ramp catching huge air... Definitely the stars that day. Fast forward all these years and it was Rodney sleeping as the best skater ever looking back on it all.

[@degriff]

The amount of punishing Tony can still take... Mindblowing 🔥

[@themadscientistprofessor]

Steve was always so smooth ALL LEGENDS 🔥

[@cannonwilliamsfbt7331]

Is it me or does Steve Cabelero look like Pat Smear that played with Nirvana in his older years? 😳🤣

[@HenritheHorse]

Both Pat and Steve are legends! Also Pat plays in the Foo Fighters nowadays.

[@cannonwilliamsfbt7331]

Yeah they are! David Grohl is the man.

[@sumkid702]

you mean Pat Smear from the Germs?

[@cannonwilliamsfbt7331]

Yep, he played with the germs.

[@richardgiudice7528]

Not totally but could be distant cousin with same bad blonde dye job occasionally( maybe some relative wants to be a beautician)

[@hoffifighter4288]

Steve Caballero is my hero! I was skating his decks(my favorite one: dragon bats red/red) in the early and mids 80´s and I loved it! Bones Brigade forever!!!

[@danielcastelow7523]

It's very nice to see these guys still in shape to still be able to skate and yes it would be nice to have a Netflix document on the legendary skateboarders Tony hawk Ronnie Mullen and all the others too 👍👍👍🖒🖒🖒

[@johnemilopiokvalvaag1388]

This is insane!!! You all are legends! You all was my heros and you still my heros! Skate or die!

[@russellshermer8114]

I remember when I was 9 or 10 years old, around 1990, asking for my very first skateboard for Christmas....a Powell Peralta Caballero. Had to have it...and I was SPECIFIC! ...I got a Nash. Thanks Dad.

[@joebloggs1365]

lol Good Ole Dad...

[@vine640]

Good dad :)

[@Gamster420]

I hope I will still be able to skate like these guys when I'm thier age.

[@julianodutra75]

Just dinosaurs. Thank you guys it was epic...

[@fpvtv2222]

And the legends continues!

[@Kushman018]

hurts seeing these guys age.. all of um.. spent many a years as a kid watching n learning from these guys, they kept me out of trouble for the most part lol

[@stnhls]

That park footage from Tony is awesome! Don't see him doing many street tricks, but it's so cool that he is still trying to learn it. He knows he will never be will never be a street pro but even in his age he is still risking injury by trying to improve!

[@luishenriquebrasiliorick998]

Que saudade de vê-los andando de skate, obrigado por representar o esporte com classe e disciplina !!! Lendas !!!

[@dcfromthev]

Wow Stevie Cowboy still GANGIN'

[@joelafleur6423]

Awesome to see these guys doing what they love to do, skate boarding is still very impressive to me. Wish I was a better skater when I was a kid,..

[@Hughjasswipe]

What i think makes Rodney the best is not just the tricks he made and can do, but the fact he's literally the best skater and he gets excited to see Tony and still thinks other skaters are better than him. Never heard him brag about his skill or compare it to other skaters to show how good he is. He just loves skating, and skatings all he cares about, him and Andy Roy both have crazy passions for skating

[@mikeydoc11]

Great skating from Steve and Tony, great art by Rodney

[@luisdiaz3112]

Absolute legends,respect

[@geraltvonriva9873]

Such a positive community. Love it!

[@polynesianmovtgp7439]

Childhood heroes. I remember seeing Steve Cab at the Vans Skatepark in Milpitas, CA in the early 2000's when i was a kid trying to skate

[@u-barrytoyz3081]

Nobody can match Rodney. Shout out to the legends never losing it

[@luiz222]

Rodney it's a big legend

[@theoldcorporal]

Is 3:42 from a movie/tv clip? It feels weird seeing Rodney on a suit, but it's a good kind of weird...