Two countries that are alike in so many ways… at least if you are mostly going by the fact that I’ve never been to either, but that doesn’t stop me from being vaguely connected to people there through the magic of the Interwebs™. After the jump catch two videos sent to me through various global dealing of Skate and Annoy. We’re huge, you know.
Sweden
First up, this is a cool video from Semester Skateboards out of Sweden. Of course the skating is fun to watch, but what I really like watching is some of the DIY looking terrain that I haven’t seen before. This Semester video is called “Tur i retur” which translates to “Luck in return” according to one of those free online translators. The soundtrack leads me to believe these guys are Wes Anderson fans. This is a really well made vid.
Japan
Here’s a sponsor me vid from Masataka Yamashiro of Japan. It must have worked, because now he rides for California Street Skate Shop.
12 comments
Larry
maybe the kid wishes he was octaroon. the baggy pants and rap give it away every time.
enemy combatant
“http://www.skateandannoy.com is worth $12,000, I found out yesterday.”
Gee, I would have thought he needs to pay someone more than that in order for them to take it off his hands!
brad
Mothersbaugh should kick these posers back to Ping Island.
Kilwag
Good one, but I wish this would get back on topic… great skating.
bailgun
so, i skate, and i listen to metal and rap. some old country and jazz, too…
does that mean i wish i was mulatto?
dave
cmon…it’s obvious
Anyone that skates technically and listens to rap wishes they were of African descent.
LURK WHO'S TALKING SHIT
What did he do to imply he thinks he’s black?
The fakie tre flip? Or the baggy pants?
The switch tre flip?
It was the fakie tre flip huh?
Larry
that japanese kid who thinks he’s black is awesome!
Paige
http://www.skateandannoy.com is worth $12,000, I found out yesterday.
Goofy sk8er
that semester movie rocked
GVK.
One of the songs he used is the Theme for “Parinoid Rark Try Outs” A GVK classic.
ssk
Cool videos. Did someone sponsor Masataka Yamashiro? They should.
The Swedish one was more like real world fun skating. Less takes, less freaky tech magic.