You can't run from time, and even Burnside had some strange days in the early '90s. Trujillo narrates part of our first Thrasher video and shows how timeless Red's skating really is.

This was a video phenomenon so entertaining that it impressed older dudes, young cats, girlfriends, grandmas, and everyone else who saw it. Daewon offers commentary on a part and a dude who he regards as one of the best.

Last Days of the Widow Maker was filming for the Anti-Hero vid. No sleep and the crew was on point, plus Todd the Wadd was there. Hell Ride.

"It was the year 2000, and it did get me on Toy. It was at the time when the team fell apart. Austin was on, and Diego and Caswell were either on or getting on. I gave Melcher (who I knew from Chicago before my family moved back to SoCal) my VHS...

This edit shows the mix of fun and great skating that KOTR can generate. Machnau's lengthy 5-0 was Phelper's Delight, and one of the best tricks to go down.

When a pro's been ripping for years but hasn't had a video part since '99, does the tree make a sound? Wait, what? Brad addresses his history with the video camera.

King of the Road takes teamwork. Today's Classics shows you the previous years' challenges that involved multiple skaters.

Add some water and increase the danger. Today's KOTR Classics is all wet.

New 1031 team rider Jason Adams sits down and talks about one of his all-time favorites: Jason Jessee, from the 1988 Santa Cruz video Streets of Fire.

Earlier this year Leo Romero quit Baker to be on Toy Machine. Their videos are classics. Here's the slam section from 1996's Welcome to Hell. Not for the weak-kneed.