Displaying items by tag: Sean Blueitt
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5/05/2018
Dylan Bunnell's "Lite Death" Video
Sean Blueitt sparks it, a thousand homies get some (including Raybourn, Pulizzi and The Muscle) and John Worthington burns the house to the ground. If you had any concerns about the future of pool skating, backyard vert or just raw shredding in general, hit play and rest easy. Tokyo 2020? More like out your door right now. Get some. -
6/22/2017
CCS' "Total Disaster" Video
When the CCS team rolls up, no tranny is safe! And although there are plenty of actual disasters in this vid, it's mostly filled with triumphant successes—catching air will never go out of style. -
11/20/2015
Doom Sayers' "Everybody's Clown" Video
This is half an hour of pure skateboarding gold. Great job, Omar. There’s enough stoke in here to last a lifetime. -
4/30/2015
"Pointless Destruction" Video
From the spots, to the skating, to the cinematography, this video has it all and more. The Skate Gods must be pleased... -
11/06/2014
A Year To Burn Finals
The response to Spitfire and Metro's #AYEARTOBURN contest over the last month has been insane. With over three thousand entries, it’s been narrowed down to 4 finalists chosen by Chris Cole, Mikemo Capaldi, Omar Salazar and Justin Brock.
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6/22/2021
Evon Martinez' "Russian Spy" Part
Evon notches clips from coast to coast, capturing Times Square and leaving his mark on our fair City. Scope the spree. -
6/22/2021
SKATELINE: 06.22.2021
Jamie Foy films a full part in the Sunshine State, Collin Provost on Creature, Tom Penny on éS, Tony Hawk, Lizzie, Nyjah, Zered and more in today's episode of Skateline. -
6/22/2021
Tristan Warren's "Atlville" Video
Jumping from Georgia's backyard bowls to the crusty heart of ATL, this Southern crew gets served and stoked in equal measure. -
6/22/2021
Poppy Starr's "Tall Poppy" Documentary Trailer
Australia's Starr gets her own documentary that traces the lines from child prodigy to podium hopeful. Peep the trailer here. -
6/22/2021
Element Skateboards' "E.S.P." Video
Element’s young bucks transcend mental barriers, hitting wild rails, springing massive sets and unleashing a global tear from the States to Scandinavia. Expand your mind.
Events
In The Mag
Fans of GT, your issue is here! ATL’s finest lobs a lofty kickflip to claim the cover of our July mag, shot by the one and only Atiba Jefferson—legendary shit on both fronts! As if that wasn’t enough, Grant gets his own back, gracing the Contents page with a massive transfer at Garvanza. And further in we pack the pages with a full-scale LA takeover from Grant, Ishod, Ribeiro, Boserup and Nike’s Constant squad. Flip the pages and you’ll find all the answers you need to building your first shitty DIY. If you want some insanity, Shane Farber wreaks havoc in the Lunatic Fringe feature, bustin’ up the LA High banks and staring down death drops. Doesn’t stop there, Ryan Decenzo recounts the tale of his knee-risking bank bomb at the LA River. Then we got Sean Malto listing off 5 Greats on everything from Carroll quotes to condiments. Beagle’s People I’ve Known dishes on Reynolds, Herm, HK, J-Wray, Phelper and more. Searching for something Supreme? Ben Kadow's That’s My Shit will crack you up and give you the fix you need. OC homies Figgy and Collin Provost go head to head in a lightning round about early mentors, first sponsors and their biggest ollies. Next up in one of our most bittersweet photo features, we pay tribute to the singular Joe Hammeke with flicks, family photos and stories upon stories from his life well-lived. RIP, Hambone, you were one of the best we’ve had. In tales of up-and-coming rippers, Joey O’Brien and Kaue Cossa heat things up in their Heads interviews. Beyond the beach, Ace Pelka, Leo Romero, Jeremy Leabres, Salba and Jalba spend some time in the California Badlands. As always, your much-needed recovery from the carnage comes by way of the Zounds interviews. This month we got Billy Strings, Bongzilla and Rough Francis to soothe your weary eyes. Every mag is worth it’s weight in gold, but this is a must-have. Buy it now or forever live as a someone who missed the fuck out.