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@jeanpaulbuchku6 ай бұрын
Honestly, becoming a pro skater seems like THE dream for me, but I don’t really like the thought that I might not enjoy skating anymore someday, I know that isn’t going to be soon but it’s still gonna eventually gonna happen. Keep on the grind dude, you basically showed me what my dream job is. Thanks bro
@SilverSlayer6 ай бұрын
Skateboarding should never been seen as a “job” .. I could argue most pros make as much as a minimum paying job & a lot of them live on their friends couches because LA rent is so expensive. A lot actually have “real” jobs as well. Just skate because you love it.. make friends, network & if it happens, it happens.. Awesome to have a goal, but I feel the word “job” refers to money.. maybe career is a better word than job even though they basically are the same thing lol anyways keep doing your thing bro. I’ve been skating for 17 years, won lots of skatepark contests, sponsorships, video parts, even did a commercial for Adidas but I never thought of it as a “job” it was just dope opportunities that happened to me from my love for skateboarding but I didn’t “try” to get those things.. it sounds weird but true skaters will understand what I mean
@jeanpaulbuchku6 ай бұрын
@@SilverSlayer honestly my 2nd go to is gonna be astrophysics but it’s such leech on time that I’m afraid I won’t have any time to skate since any place that has a job as an astrophysicist is a job you’d be at for pretty much the entire day
@kasonmoise75186 ай бұрын
You just gotta be REALLY good. like top 0.1% to make any serious money. still wouldnt be much more than a normal job
@ChrisLKF6 ай бұрын
Well, it is mine too. Personally i like the lifestyle of a pro skater but i always keep reminding myself that at the end of the day if i am just a pro skater it won't give me any joy. So i think that you must have some balance, of course go ahead and achive your goals whatever the difficulty but keep in mind that if you are always chasing happiness you won't get it, so simply enjoy the journey, make friends through it, give back to the community and the money will also come
@Mr.Plant19946 ай бұрын
Just gotta peace in and out like Tom penny and you’ll never hate it.
@EdGarnham6 ай бұрын
This is so much more watchable and relatable than a lot of skate stuff on youtube. It's the battle. John's skating is so nice to watch too.
@SwitchFBproductions6 ай бұрын
Hey John. I'm sorry you're having a hard time. I've been going through it too. One thing I've been focusing on when I'm skating and I'm dealing with the bad vibes is to just try to land something simple. I believe in you and you're my favorite skater. Please know that I care about you and I would watch you just do flatground tricks or just ollies even or even just cruising. I just like to watch and feel like I'm in on a session with you. Please take your time and I hope you can get to just have fun when you skate. Easier said than done, I know; but you can do it.
@questtobliss6 ай бұрын
I think the word you were looking for at the end of the video was awareness. You seem to be very self aware, considerate and mindful of the way you react to others, situations, and yourself. Those qualities that you have as a person is what I feel like makes your content as a creator different. I appreciate the vulnerability and authenticity of this video. I’ve been watching your videos since Oct 2015 and this one was my favorite. As a small town girl, living in the literal smallest state in the US I resonate with so much that was said and done in this video. I am well! Watched the entire video while meal prepping my vegan meals for the week ahead. Also, Cheers to the new addition to your family. ✨
@nofxorbust6 ай бұрын
Mindfulness
@Reb3l_Peak6 ай бұрын
I love how real this is, so many people only post highlights, it’s awesome to see the whole process including the frustration, I know it’s annoying, but it’s inspiring to watch
@StevefromCincinnati6 ай бұрын
This man needs an edible and some chamomile tea...
@cstpa13 ай бұрын
lol fr
@scrubly_jr3 ай бұрын
Fr dude spends the entire day overanalyzing everything
@alexei42046 ай бұрын
22:46 I've learned to never bother trying to flip a new board for the first 2 sessions, the board is too stiff and the grip tape is too grippy. I've driven myself crazy and I've injured myself multiple times trying to do my go to flip tricks on a new board. Also, I love this format
@etherealfolkboy6 ай бұрын
John I really think making time to go to therapy would really help because you’re right you do have quite a bit of negative self talk. It’s a sign of being a bit too close to your inner critic for sure. It’s possible to rewire your brain out of, essentially, cognitive distortions. It also lead to being less overwhelmed in public places and just in general. I personally have dealt with these things in the past and through inner work, I was able to prove past them. I’m very happy and peaceful now and find life more enjoyable and learned new things, to love, about myself in the process. Basically I feel at my home with myself now and that’s where it all starts and melts into other parts of your life.
@njits10176 ай бұрын
Thank u kind stranger, I agree
@sisagarsio17176 ай бұрын
Bro I really appreciated hearing you openly talk during your night workout around 18:00 about your mental and your family business. Especially because I can relate to being the youngest and feeling like its always been harder with our struggles and to handle it personally while sometimes not being able to get out of them as quick like others in our families that are older, for whatever reason even though we've kind of all went through similar issues or even the same exact ones which are still different for every person. I also appreciate the excitement and respect you showed for getting to hangout with your brother and calling him your best friend, cause I'm sure you guys weren't always the closest. Like me and my older brother, we weren't always the best but now that im older and been able to finally understand alot of what our struggles were teaching us ( of course it took me alot longer then him ) that I needed to realize, it allowed us to become so much closer and made me appreciate that relationship so much more and understand why we couldn't be as close as we are now. Hes definitely my best friend now too and the person I look up to the most.. Sorry for the novel haha just cool to see you be open and honest even though you're probably barely scratching the surface. So just know that even when you feel like no ones listening or cares, or you're babbling on and on and not making sense, someone can always relate and understand. It could be exactly what that person needed to hear. Speak with more confidence John! I know you were asking yourself how you can provide advice while not being in a great or confident place mentally or emotionally, or while not having it all figured out, but that is exactly how I think you can. By just being honest, raw, and open about you and your present state. Your struggles, wether they're the past and you've already overcame them, or the present day to day ones that are a complete mess and are currently trying to figure out. Either way just being human and embracing it, admitting it, and acknowledging them out loud is already so much more then most people are doing or are even willing to do. Seeing you take the smallest acts of self reflection can inspire so many, like me, to continue to look in the mirror and be honest with themselves and to remember that theres beauty in all of it, even the chaos!! Its the start of healing, progress, empowerment, and happiness!! Keep killing it.
@selfawarepotassiumАй бұрын
Take this as you will but the John slowly having a mental breakdown videos are so honest and relatable. Really enjoy them.
@MuadhAbdalla6243 ай бұрын
Hey John, just wanted to drop by and express how much your videos have impacted me as a young and new skater. Your authenticity and honesty really stand out in a sea of content creators. I love how you don't just showcase the perfect moments but also the struggles and challenges you face. It's incredibly motivating to see someone like you who embraces the ups and downs of skateboarding without sugarcoating it. Your videos have been a huge inspiration for me, and I'm grateful for the valuable lessons and encouragement you provide. Keep doing what you're doing, because you're making a real difference in the skateboarding community!
@loganschaloske34356 ай бұрын
Hey John, you were one of the reasons I got into skating. Been at it for 3ish months now (sept 2023.) Been going through it mentally too recently. Not when it comes to skating. I don't know you and can't claim to but what I can do is tell you what's been helping me. Reaching out to friends, and family. It's really tempting to isolate yourself especially when you're feeling anxious. Just know its ok to lean on people. Keep shredding. It's gonna get better. Have a good one :)
@ItsEdSanti6 ай бұрын
Loved the video John, really appreciative of you being such an open book and giving additional insight into what a lot of people have to be going through as well. Really enjoyed watching this longform video and really hoping more come out of it. Just gotta say you're one of the reasons I want to create so bad, keep at it! And wishing the best to you and Sara!!
@aaronclayborn48046 ай бұрын
Enjoying the long content John! Love seeing the thought process that plays out and the progression throughout the video. You give me the motivation to get back out there, and progress daily! Much love, man! ❤
@kakigaijin6 ай бұрын
hey john, try not to be too rough on yourself, as you get older things will start to go downhill. so dont push to hard back on yourself
@mybedissoft6 ай бұрын
Love these longer form type videos, found myself watching/listening while I had my morning session at the park. 👌🏻
@Continuous_Struggle6 ай бұрын
At first, I was like haha John Hill is mad he can't land the trick." Then I was like, "damn John is just a dude trying to get by in this messed up world just like everyone else."
@carrlyn6 ай бұрын
Watched the whole vid while folding clothes/trying to get my own life together and I’m not a skater (follow you through Sarah!) but truly love these types of longer more vulnerable vlogs. Also love the skating stuff too, I’ve learned a lot even though I’ll likely never pick up a board. Keep doing you, you contribute a lot more than you realize in so many diff ways. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@chriskelly60196 ай бұрын
I appreciate these kinds of videos its cool to see your internal battles as messed up as that sounds makes your content much more relatable and inspiring to see you break outta your comfort zone. Keep em coming and goodluck to you with all your adventures John!
@blanesowen6 ай бұрын
These types of sessions are why I never change my trucks unless they break. I’m so picky about how my trucks feel and don’t want to change that
@emcyroyaleth9004 ай бұрын
Loved hearing your thought process! I relate to your struggle. Please keep thinking deeply.
@RandomInTheChat6 ай бұрын
I love this...for so many different reasons.im going to take the time to reflect and possibly re watch . I will come back and share my thoughts below. If I had to some up my thoughts into one word it would be impactful.
@psychogeuse97726 ай бұрын
Honestly your vibe get me coming back. idc what u do. Don’t feel like u have to do anything. Your free
@mathewspider-maneigen48266 ай бұрын
John is that rare dude who never missed leg day ... 😂
@regiscondet13616 ай бұрын
I needed this. Thank you! 👌🏽
@TknoFilms6 ай бұрын
Love the work John! i know things might be feeling overwhelming with the new things happening, and as someone who also struggles with anxiety sometimes when it comes to going to social situations I would say keep yourself well rested the best you can because the energy levels is what dictates (at least for me) how I'm able to engage with my day with a good mindset. Cold Shower and meditation do wonders for the body and mind and never neglect the fact that if you need rest, just rest. And just be wary that if you decide to push yourself beyond your usual routine, know that it might affect your next day and it's totally ok, but just dont punish yourself or anyone around you because of a "day off". Keep the good work
@Dannibear126 ай бұрын
absolutely loved this video mate, would love to see more long form videos like this from you
@warpigs3306 ай бұрын
Love watching your parkour journey!
@JadeAshleyDale6 ай бұрын
Really enjoyed this type of video. Great work John
@qcvrter18936 ай бұрын
Thank you for the video John. Really. It’s most appreciated just seeing another point of view and getting different perspectives on things. I hope the best for you and your family as well. You, as well as anyone else reading and even not reading this deserve to live a long, happy, prosperous life. Never stop doing YOU John.
@DLivingston6 ай бұрын
This super long video is exactly what I needed today. Just vibed out and felt very relatable.
@MrDingo886 ай бұрын
I just logged on to my phone so I could comment. I'm only up to the kick/tail saga but amongst your turmoil I am gaining so much glee! You have squirrels playing in the background!!!! You might be raging at your trucks but life is still beautiful. We don't have squirrels where I am do it's truly awesome that there's a balance of awesome and frustration at the same time.
@josiahamaze6 ай бұрын
It's what we choose to focus on huh?
@crashdoll916 ай бұрын
Been watching you since the onesies and those sandwiches you used to always make with your to do lists and I gotta say this might be one of my favourites of all time. Simply because it’s just raw. And what’s motivating is even when you were having a rough time you keep pushing through the entire video 🤍
@ryanmccoy6026 ай бұрын
Really enjoying these recent videos, and seeing your thought process going into sessions
@scottwood13366 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing. I appreciate it. I will be praying for you and your family! Families are hard(father of 3 over here), but there is joy in it for sure. God bless!
@justinbishop71426 ай бұрын
🧡you John!! Just ordered your new graphic!! Can’t wait to set it up but it started snowing in upstate NY so hopefully I’ll get a few decent days to skate it
@mannywilliams99436 ай бұрын
Love this style of video, and stay strong you anything that come your ways
@urameshi4736 ай бұрын
Really enjoyed this kind of raw more uncensored type of video I’m not sure if this is easier or harder to do for you but I would to see more like it every so often , but keep going man it all gets better
@user-sz1ke7up4z3 ай бұрын
thank you for all that maturity and those life lesson. I’m 14 and I be learning so much in life bc of you’re videos. thanks
@Aurora117936 ай бұрын
love ur clothing style lately bro. literally looking awesome
@Clarke19826 ай бұрын
Hey John, great vid and very relatable. I haven't made my way through the whole thing yet but will get there. Perhaps the move to LA and adjusting to the changes there is throwing your mental game off skating? It seems as though mental game is everything in sport and when we're in a good state of flow with life we get into a goods state of flow with sport. Also, with regards to bushings, maybe it's a good idea to just put in your favourite bushings into all new trucks. Like whatever your favourite brand are and then they'll always feel good. I like Bones mediums and just throw them on all new trucks. They don't seem to have hardly any break in period. Also with rails on the deck.. I switch mine over to new decks until I have slid them all the through to the screws. So long as care is taken screwing them out then the screws will last just fine.
@HithisisDevin6 ай бұрын
Been watching for years, every vid is amazing! Keep up the amazing content
@skatedad97946 ай бұрын
Love the video. Put it on to watch while cooking dinner. Love the raw footage. Feels like behind the scenes
@bwoodblu6 ай бұрын
Was cool to hear your long form thoughts on life, i feel the same way about many things but in different contexts
@Patsflyskateshop3 ай бұрын
do more videos like this, been so entertained and even worked out with you.
@dannyoconnor39236 ай бұрын
About 4 mins in and I see your DBZ manga collection. You’re my best friend now
@SoapworthyProductions6 ай бұрын
I do the same thing with almost everything. Constantly talking to myself, often negative and highly sarcastic, especially when I’m in the similar mood of this is just going to be a $h!t day. Mental illness is an ongoing battle and the struggle is real. You’ll have better days but really appreciate the long video showing how hard skating can be, almost all my tricks are a battle like this. Looking forward to the next couple long videos as well! _Keep Killin’ IT_
@justinleviner4646 ай бұрын
Best one yet. Love ya John- an old homie from back home ✌️
@ryangoodrich47836 ай бұрын
This video has a lot of transparency for a lot of different types of people. We all have days where everything feels like an absolute struggle or things just don't match up the way you have. We don't always have to keep our chins up. Let yourself feel the emotion then not let it diminish your light. It's easy to dwell and let outside anxieties impact your thinking and mindset. Being a father is the feeling of the world on your shoulders. All you can do is be prepared for the weight and learn to grow with whatever comes your way.
@LVDesert5846 ай бұрын
Just wait till you have your newborn, forget everything!
@incestduck15676 ай бұрын
So funny about the new truck problem because I just got some new thunder trucks and I can't get them loose enough. It's been so hard to line up for tricks or even pushing is weird sometimes. Also digging the longer raw video!
@austinlee19906 ай бұрын
john you have been killin it the last hand full of years. keep it up bro. you rock.
@mcgnarley996 ай бұрын
I really like this type of video! I would love more long videos like this!
@moyeonkim6 ай бұрын
Love that this was an hour long
@magic6296 ай бұрын
Really like this type of video from you, super refreshing!
@ModdingMontagesHD6 ай бұрын
I dont really skate anymore, but have been watching for over 6+ years now, just wanted to say ive struggled in the past and currently with your same thoughts and issues you were talking about, and ive had numerous people/friends come to me with the same or similar problems and thoughts man not knowing ive deeply been thinking about it aswell and trying to make sense of it all myself, crazy times its always like the majority of young people i know are getting hit with this same thing.
@qahiko_6 ай бұрын
i love this video bro , it makes me so comfortable about myself thank you man
@AndrewSherwin6 ай бұрын
the cop part gave me the anxiety, though. John's a silly person lol why in front of a police station?
@sean85146 ай бұрын
So, 47yr old, still sk8 but not as often as I did in my teens & 20s. By trade I'm a woodworker and I used to make custom Pilates equipment in Boulder Co and I can tell you, the people who did Pilates have incredible core strength, if that is something you need or are looking for. Keep on trucking brother! You're doing great from most peoples perspective don't be too hard on yourself! Lookin' just lovely!🤙
@SNIPEZONE235 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing! Your comment has motivated me... I'm 35 and shopping for my first board this weekend!...used to play around as a kid so IDK how bad or easy it'll be picking it up "foreal" as an adult lol but you also confirmed that my strength training will also benefit me in skateboarding. Thanks again!
@zaygibbs29736 ай бұрын
Love this type of video, keep it up you inspire me everyday, love you bro such an amazing human❤
@RedRocketRenching6 ай бұрын
Youre the bomb, keep killin it!
@BigBossultrastealth6 ай бұрын
i watched this before my morning sesh today and for some reason i was having a lot more fun then i usually do, maybe youre talk about mindset helped
@MaxDavis-pu5ld6 ай бұрын
Red Bull needs to sponsor this man if he's that tired 😂 Love your content ❤
@josebanuelos84196 ай бұрын
You can’t be too hard on yourself for not doing the kickflip backtail well, especially given your breaks from skateboarding, it happens to everyone. Take a step back and ask yourself “what can i do differently?” “What am I doing wrong?” “How can this be better?” For this life shitt dude honestly what I’ve been doing is just letting life do its thing, there’s a qoute from Icelandic people “petta reddast” it means everything is going to work out in the end. What I think that means is to not worry too much, this life thing is out of our control, so therefore, just do you! Be yourself, and let this life thing work itself out, we’re Spirits having a human experience so just enjoy the ride, and continue the things that you love and make you feel alive!
@CaliDabbin6 ай бұрын
Love how in syn skaters can be. The moment I start noticing, I'm hermitizing or not feeling like being around others, 3 skaters I watch post videos expressing the same emotion. Maybe it's just spring. Can appreciate the long form more personal content, looking forward to more. CONGRATS on the baby. If your ever in the area, you should checkout Doris Davies park in the High Desert. (mornings is best) Stay well G
@josiahamaze6 ай бұрын
There's an epidemic of disorders due to the collapse of society
@johna.78116 ай бұрын
The secret messages in those designs inspired me to do the music practice I have been putting off all day.
@Zpoq6 ай бұрын
The long forum is what I desire. Feels good seeing someone else wrestle themselves through every day to be their best. Couldn’t relate more to some of this.
@trevorfacer87055 ай бұрын
This dude's as real as it gets. I appreciate the introspection and the logic. Maybe it's just because I've come to many of the same conclusions, but it feels genuine which is a rare thing on any social media platform. I also respect the constant hustle. That intrinsic motivation to do something is what separates those who achieve success.
@josiahamaze6 ай бұрын
Bro I woke up the next morning and I'll never forget this video. It spoke to my soul and that's what ART is. You're the man bro.
@Myleek123456 ай бұрын
This long form is what we need from you John. Love this one gang, be gentle with yourself tho 🤞🏾
@josiahamaze6 ай бұрын
Enjoyed all of this bro. Better than a movie.
@consume126 ай бұрын
For the upper body strength, take up surfing. Check out how to train for surfing, I wish I had done this when I started skating. Not only is it fun, but it helps your skating and surfing is upper body strength sport. It takes time just like skating but by being a good skater you already have an advantage. You have to work on other stuff but it would be dope to see videos of your surf progression. Lots of pro skaters surf, like Chico Brenes etc...Then you could link up with a pro surfer as a guest, he could teach you surf tips and then you could bring him to the skatepark and teach him skate tips. Free content ideas there man ;) !
@christopherpattberg24316 ай бұрын
Training-wise i agree, but somehow i cant picture John liking the mood in a busy lineup like in LA.
@consume125 ай бұрын
Yeah - thats true, its kinda of a different vibe but well its fun too. It is more work that skating... the cold water, the wetsuit etc. @@christopherpattberg2431
@mercyrain44456 ай бұрын
absolutely love your videos man! keep doing what you're doing and Keep shining like the beautiful person you are! 😎✌
@KGB_5Ай бұрын
You were a part of my childhood bro😂 I’ve been watching your vids lately feeling very nostalgic
@kevinwolff85395 ай бұрын
I went through the same thing with my board feeling terrible. I eventually realized my board was too small and went from a 8.18 with Indy 139s to a 8.5 with Thunder 151s and it really made a huge difference. May be worth stepping up the size a little
@yoshiluigi196 ай бұрын
John make sure you are breathing when you do your workouts, I get terrible headaches whenever I forget, and my friend has passed out once because he was holding his breath lol. Smoothly exhale when you are exerting effort (up part on a pushup) and inhale in between (down part). I love your content, keep killing it ❤️
@Seeeeyaaaa6 ай бұрын
Hi John! rail install tip for ya: go to your local hardware store & buy a small roll of double sided tape. Cut a strip to length of rail, and then bond it to the underside of the rail. Then just sit the rail where you want it to go on the deck. Drill some small pilot holes into the deck thru the rail holes and then screw in the screws. I usually do those with a screwdriver to prevent stripping the thread..Done! 👍 p.s congrats to you and the wife 🙌
@joshuaaruiz6 ай бұрын
I clicked on this video because of the title and the gnarly 1hr & 36min length lol, this is low-key kinda awesome tho. I love to see your process and how it is you approach everything.
@23catz6 ай бұрын
That kick tail on the box tho 😭 Edit: 30 min in I thought it was over I'm like wait there's more?? Amazing vlog, pod , skate sess vibe this video! Got John Hill to listen the first hour at work today thank you lol🙏
@amiekp30846 ай бұрын
Thanks. You're right about samey KZbin, so thank you cause I appreciated! This being real and informative!
@loganmyers31766 ай бұрын
are u doing ok mentally john?
@AndrewSherwin6 ай бұрын
he promised us he was gonna get a therapist at 1:17:40 make sure we hold him to it lol maybe he just needs to microdose something I donno don't forget to drink water.
@jeffmanna41996 ай бұрын
Hour long John hill video let’s go!!!!
@MirabelleJien6 ай бұрын
The thing you say about how in skating you could wake up one day and it just doesn’t really work out interestingly enough has some parallels to music. In my flute practice sometimes the quality of sound is just trash or I’ll trip over my own fingers, but I’ve done this for over ten years now and I know every little thing I’m supposed to do to fix my issues but they won’t go away. Next day comes around and everything is perfectly normal again
@dlurkymang6 ай бұрын
I am soooooOoOoOoOoOooOoOoOo fucking ready for 1.5 hours of John
@hamburgerzzzzz6 ай бұрын
Love this long-form content! Need to practice muscle ups on a pull-up bar
@Panda_trax3 ай бұрын
Awesome real life content. Love how real, vulnerable you are and aren’t afraid to show what a lot of KZbinrs tend to hide and disguise. I watched the whole 1:36:42 thank you for inspiration
@yato94076 ай бұрын
I love your content man, Your style is amazing too
@sephmcfierce6 ай бұрын
19:20 How many squats did you do earlier? I know squats take a lot out of both my muscles and central nervous system.
@JubreTV6 ай бұрын
Keep the 1 hour vids comin! ❤
@franciscoramirez98676 ай бұрын
We should all be grateful to JUST HAVE food, shelter, and our health🙏anything beyond that is a bonus
@L.O.C.19904 ай бұрын
That’s badass I enjoy your skatepark reviews we had to build our own skatepark as kids loved it
@AdventuresInSkateboarding6 ай бұрын
Solid honest video. Hard to say much more than that.
@nickjscott26 ай бұрын
Hour long John video?!??! Never heard of that!!!!! Let’s go buddy. Keep up the hard work and good vibes. So happy for you bro
@TyphloLove5 ай бұрын
the audio in your videos is insanely asmr. so smooth.
@kakigaijin5 ай бұрын
yo these long videos are fire
@fearthereaper8e6 ай бұрын
Love the 4RUNNER!
@benpeters92896 ай бұрын
I've been skating for 23+ years, the past 3 years I helped crowdfund, helped with design ideas and build a skatepark in a small town I moved to 3 years ago. After the park got completed and opened I ended up with my first ever injury from skateboarding. I shattered and dislocated my left wrist. Ended up needing surgery to get a plate and screws and have been out for about 5 months. They said I won't feel 100% normal until about a year post surgery. I was in this weird state of falling out of love with skateboarding at the time but continued to push myself to go to the park and skate anyway. It was a "one more try" trick attempt too. After the injury I have became so mad at something I truly do love but I feel the passion has gone away. I am not sure what happened or what can get that passion back but seeing the struggle elsewhere kinda helps me feel that it happens to everyone. It sucks but it happens. Hopefully one day I'll feel that love I did again but when frustration and anger is all I have while skating I realize its time to take a break for a bit. Thanks for keepin it real John.
@hobes97996 ай бұрын
Thank you! Just my bias but i love longer form videos... Sometimes even just to skate and chill too which i dont feel works with a video under 20 mins.
@hobes97996 ай бұрын
Damn the part where you kickflip back tail is so real... enjoyed that
@hobes97996 ай бұрын
Damn John is so good
@stefanomulas94616 ай бұрын
I really enjoyed this type of long, very interesting vlog, also because we see things that we usually don't see in short video
@IsaiahLove-go2kx6 ай бұрын
We Love you John Hill !
@yodecahedron99156 ай бұрын
Hey john , great blog ,best ive seen in a while , i just want to mention that the bicycle machine needs the seat to be higher , i think it can be bad for your knees , your legs should almost extend all the way but not so much that your hips rock . I enjoy your content ,this might be my first comment lol.