Stacy Peralta Professional Skateboarder, Director and Entrepreneur

[@unekhrk]

I can listen to Stacy talk for hours he's real legend

[@bradleylucca7400]

Instablaster.

[@zg-mzga]

This is one of the only people on earth that I would truly like to meet and thank. No worship, no idolatry, just thanks man. I have so much love for this human being.

[@TheMorganMonroeShow]

It’s funny how successful Stacy Peralta truly is. And he never one time ever talked about the amazing son he raised. Look up his son Austin Peralta. Absolutely over the top amazing. He is an untouchable. Indeed

[@simonvance8054]

Stacy is a great guy...the contribution he's made to skateboarding is huge...coaching legends like Steve Caballero, Tony Hawk, Rodney Mullen etc...

[@glennsak]

Stacy is the man. Great interview and presentation.

[@christianfarmer555]

❤️‍🔥VERT SKATEBOARDING ❤️‍🔥 WiLL NEVER DiE ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@maxhupp]

Woow!! I'm deeply impressed. Thanks for this interview 🙏‍🤙‍‍

[@Radnally]

Bringing real-world to academia. I hope the audience recognizes the value of this series.

[@sephoralove28]

Seriously one of the greatest men to have ever lived....it would be such an honor to be one of those students in his classroom.

[@RegularFootisChris]

I can watch this over and over and each time I do I find a new jem of info!!

[@petergarcia8225]

It is not just a board, it is also artwork of our generation. We don't need anymore lost generations.

[@martysgarden]

So much to learn here😀, I feel so blessed to be living the dream and playing the long game. The beauty is the adventure ahead!

[@kevin71794]

I could listen to Stacy talk for hours. I would have given anything to have him as a guest speaker when I was in college; these students don't seem to understand who's in front of them. Then again, I'm also a skater so he's like skater Jesus to us lmao

[@petergarcia8225]

Just think how epic and influential board sports are...most things are easily forgotten. The way of boardsports..may it be skateboard snowboard or surfboard. How long has it been? Never has failed us.

[@JimmyTheGiant]

legend

[@petergarcia8225]

Success is the image of self perfection. Perfection is temporary like most things and situations. It is the journey that is important. It is the recovery of the fall that is important as well as the imagery of success and perfection.

[@mattc5937]

8:38 PROPS to the host for pushing back on Stacy's assertation that he lacked talent and self-confidence at a young age. Stacy had way MORE talent and self-confidence than the majority of people in this world. That goes a long way. He fathered a jazz musical prodigy for god's sake. Talent and self-confidence are in his genes.

[@links5957]

first time seeing him from a videogame Tony Hawk's Underground, during in high school I watch dogtown and the z boys really love the documentary.

[@petergarcia8225]

The all knowing and too much confidence kills the mind. Curiosity and creativity cures and activates the mind.

[@dogschosenpeople]

Stacy is a real inspiration

[@noahd2796]

Currently watching this for school. Strange times

[@petergarcia8225]

Our lives just is just a book until we turn it to a magazine a video game a piece of art or even the music of the mind.

[@nocturnalron69]

He’s one of heroes. That’s It. Just one of my heroes

[@petergarcia8225]

The fall and the bend of your knees is just as important as crawling. Crawling before walking. Walking before running.

[@ericlowery2162]

Funny seeing George in the crowd while the guy was quoting him

[@olitonottero7620]

44:28 " In your mind what is The One Thing, and maybe the only thing that you can call your own? "

[@jamesmbs1]

So Stacy brings his point across, what's most important is you gotta listen, pay attention, and not be distracted, but in today's world 99.9% of people are doing the exact opposite.

[@petergarcia8225]

The world is bigger than us humans. The world is so big and full of life. Animals, Plants, 7 Seas, Mountains and Caves. Technology is good but don't forget that we also have to think bigger than ourselves and use our natural self insticts and self wondering and existence...while you are alive.

[@AuntAlnico4]

When the camera pans to the crowd...🤤soulless zombies💀😵😨

[@yeaitsmemikec.2018]

the man

[@bricemarchant9410]

The girl in the bottom right corner at 40:20 is rude AF!

[@AuntAlnico4]

Dude, THEY are ALL soulless zombies like the ones from THAT MOVIE "THEY LIVE" !

[@jodo1971]

God damn those students ask some ridiculous questions!

[@dandelcastillo8176]

Still, why does Stacy consider Lance a second class skater when he is such a great and enduring legend? i will never understand that.

[@suedecrow]

He just wasn't as talented as the younger Bones Brigade and they were excelling quickly in the late 70's /early 80's. Lance is one of my favorite skaters and a super nice guy. His humor and the mere fact that he lived closer to Stacy and got more "comedy" time in the videos is what made him legendary. I prefer his skating to McGill's tho, maybe even Cab's but that is subjective obviously.

[@Austin_Q]

Probably because the others were so progressive in their skating. But that is an interesting question.

[@petergarcia8225]

Working too much deals with greed. Greed destroys all of our dreams.

[@mattc5937]

Man, those students look sooooo bored.

[@zg-mzga]

this guy is a goober

[@skirm123]

The guy seems kinda pushy.