jonnyhaywire: Some of you people are pretty ignorant about Europe.
Germany isn't Eastern Europe, it's CENTRAL Europe.
And get over the War / German infatuation stereotype. Last I checked (today) the USA is the one that is involved in more war than any other country. So who's bitter? The German youth that were born 30+ years after WWII ended, or the American (government) who are trying to start WWIII.
The German skate scene is rad. There's a lot of new parks being built, a lot of new cement all over Europe. Skated a new park last weekend actually..
And Chris Pfanner is a PRO (Austrian) Skater, not Amateur Skater as the title suggests in the video.
4 months ago
BloodMachine: oh wow how awesome, skateboarders that aren't millionaires and on MTV in germany.
gimme a fucking break
skateboarding will use anything to keep tricking everyone into thinking it still has anything left of a soul
7 months ago
Jono: Awesome skate spots over there. That brick bump park looked real sick
Adamfrmva: P.S.- def not a picture I chose in any way
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8 months ago
Adamfrmva: dope episode, Germany looks really fun but maybe because I am a narrow minded American but East Europe seems so noir it comes off intimidating. Do they not like Americans over there still or what? I never experienced any hating going on in France or Italy but I have heard horror stories about East Europe, not Germany in particular. Also, How do they speak English so well, like not a hard accent at all?
8 months ago
Terminature: how fun that an austrian host features skateboarding germany. chris rules.
8 months ago
patrikarmstrong: I just moved to Berlin....The spots here are endless. Not that many ppl skate so there's no skate stops on anything.
8 months ago
KaiserMinelli: he built the vert ramp himself? but it says redbull on it...
8 months ago
thrashingmiyagi: that spot at the school with the round brick quarterpipe-ish thing reminds me of the chinatown spot in manhattan off of bowery
8 months ago
DoucheySushi: daniel spiegal couldn't look anymore german. i like his style though. very smooth
8 months ago
BirdistheWord: white ones, red ones, thick ones, thin ones. shit i can't help but think that sounded weird. cmon i know you guys were thinking the same shit.
8 months ago
BaconBits: this guy's english is pretty good. i wonder if he lived in the US for a while before starting up a shop in germany
8 months ago
ElectricBoogaloo: i dunno, if you ask me i'd probably want to support the local brands and boardshops as to the eversopopular american companies if i were living in germany.
8 months ago
Wenz: Are there hipsters in that Williamsburg, too?.... (rimshot) Thank you, thank you. I'm here till Saturday. Try the veal.
8 months ago
pschase: I don't know what people are talking about - Germany ( or at least where these guys are ) looks dope as fuck. I grew up skating East Coast and trust me - those are ill spots. If you skate Brooklyn Banks those two spots will have you drooling - be for real. Props VBS for this one - I may be moving
8 months ago
yoyomama: that spot in hamburg is weird... is that an elementary school? hmm. whats up with all the little kids watching?
8 months ago
beetlejuice: no way! that's what makes it awesome. little kids are impressed by anything. they are their greatest fans
8 months ago
chickadee: i never realized the people filiming skate videos were also on skateboards....thats pretty impressive actually
8 months ago
LAKibagami: That was a good start, but there is way more to tell about the german skateboard scene. C.G. had a band, called Thumb, all the other cities which are famous for skating, the Pros and Ams, Titus....
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jonnyhaywire: Some of you people are pretty ignorant about Europe. Germany isn't Eastern Europe, it's CENTRAL Europe. And get over the War / German infatuation stereotype. Last I checked (today) the USA is the one that is involved in more war than any other country. So who's bitter? The German youth that were born 30+ years after WWII ended, or the American (government) who are trying to start WWIII. The German skate scene is rad. There's a lot of new parks being built, a lot of new cement all over Europe. Skated a new park last weekend actually.. And Chris Pfanner is a PRO (Austrian) Skater, not Amateur Skater as the title suggests in the video.
4 months ago
BloodMachine: oh wow how awesome, skateboarders that aren't millionaires and on MTV in germany. gimme a fucking break skateboarding will use anything to keep tricking everyone into thinking it still has anything left of a soul
7 months ago
Jono: Awesome skate spots over there. That brick bump park looked real sick
7 months ago
mmm: chrispfanner is austrian btw
7 months ago
junger: classy episode
7 months ago
Adamfrmva: P.S.- def not a picture I chose in any way <
8 months ago
Adamfrmva: dope episode, Germany looks really fun but maybe because I am a narrow minded American but East Europe seems so noir it comes off intimidating. Do they not like Americans over there still or what? I never experienced any hating going on in France or Italy but I have heard horror stories about East Europe, not Germany in particular. Also, How do they speak English so well, like not a hard accent at all?
8 months ago
Terminature: how fun that an austrian host features skateboarding germany. chris rules.
8 months ago
patrikarmstrong: I just moved to Berlin....The spots here are endless. Not that many ppl skate so there's no skate stops on anything.
8 months ago
KaiserMinelli: he built the vert ramp himself? but it says redbull on it...
8 months ago
thrashingmiyagi: that spot at the school with the round brick quarterpipe-ish thing reminds me of the chinatown spot in manhattan off of bowery
8 months ago
DoucheySushi: daniel spiegal couldn't look anymore german. i like his style though. very smooth
8 months ago
BirdistheWord: white ones, red ones, thick ones, thin ones. shit i can't help but think that sounded weird. cmon i know you guys were thinking the same shit.
8 months ago
BaconBits: this guy's english is pretty good. i wonder if he lived in the US for a while before starting up a shop in germany
8 months ago
ElectricBoogaloo: i dunno, if you ask me i'd probably want to support the local brands and boardshops as to the eversopopular american companies if i were living in germany.
8 months ago
Wenz: Are there hipsters in that Williamsburg, too?.... (rimshot) Thank you, thank you. I'm here till Saturday. Try the veal.
8 months ago
pschase: I don't know what people are talking about - Germany ( or at least where these guys are ) looks dope as fuck. I grew up skating East Coast and trust me - those are ill spots. If you skate Brooklyn Banks those two spots will have you drooling - be for real. Props VBS for this one - I may be moving
8 months ago
yoyomama: that spot in hamburg is weird... is that an elementary school? hmm. whats up with all the little kids watching?
8 months ago
beetlejuice: no way! that's what makes it awesome. little kids are impressed by anything. they are their greatest fans
8 months ago
chickadee: i never realized the people filiming skate videos were also on skateboards....thats pretty impressive actually
8 months ago
LAKibagami: That was a good start, but there is way more to tell about the german skateboard scene. C.G. had a band, called Thumb, all the other cities which are famous for skating, the Pros and Ams, Titus....
8 months ago