Thrasher Magazine

Aaron Meza sat down with Jonah Hill and Na-Kel Smith to discuss the importance of the skateshop, the family you can find in skateboarding and why it was important that Mid90s was done right for the skaters. Hollywood managed to not F it up for once.

Tanner’s Real teammates weigh in on why he’s the newest member of the squad, but if you’ve seen his video part you know that no explanations are necessary. Dude is next level.

Ronnie and Cedric catch a couple sessions on their way down to Watsonville before engaging in some heavy backyard vert revelry with the homies.

Josh attacks East Coast ‘crete with power and finesse. His POP is kind of a big deal, baby.

Independent videos hold scenes together like Velcro. Here’s a  Q&A with Tim Savage, the videographer responsible for 23, a Boston area video premiering today on this very site. Get the story and check some behind-the-scenes photos from the filming missions. Then go make your own vid, kid. 

Pedro is a barbarian, attacking each and every spot with unmatched ferocity. There is no off switch on this dude.

Any good tradition should be allowed to mutate and evolve. This vert-ramp Rumble mixes the best parts of all different skate eras. There’s too many rippers to name here, but it's all one hell of a good time.

The bands were rocking, the pit electric and the ramp action just kept detonating. We brought the Death Match to NYC and NYC brought the high-octane energy. Until next time...

Nick Merlino switch ollies El Toro, the Foundation video, new Supreme video coming and more in today's episode of Skateline.