Hi, beautiful. Today, we're gonna watch people absolutely demolish their hair. I didn't mean to smile when I said that. Um, no, I'm so sad about it. You know what? We all love it. You know, there's something just so entertaining about it. Even though it's horrifying to watch, it's also just like, ugh, like the evil side of me comes out where I'm just like, yeah, demolish it, but also please don't.  Up first, we have a video by Cush Baby. In this video, I'm going to be bleaching my hair. All right, Cush Baby. Listen, wow, are your roots dark? Wow, is this gonna be a lot of work? Wow, good luck.  Ugh!  Sorry. I'll probably bleach it once today and then get back to it in a few days. But anyways, I'm gonna be using this bleach. It lives up to six levels. So we're not trying to get too far today. It's just kind of like to start up the rootage. So she says she's gonna bleach it today and then she's gonna bleach it again, like tomorrow. I don't know why you guys put yourself through these things. You can lighten any level of hair to a pale yellow with one round of bleach if you just do it right. It could be black, black, black, black, black hair and you can get it blonde in one step. But nobody ever does it right. And blonding is something that I feel so passionate about, something that I love so much, something that I specialized in for a long time and you have the right formula and you have the right technique and you have the right heating system, AKA steam to lighten the hair, you can get it light in one step. With that bleach, I put 30 volume developer and I'm gonna get a mix right now. Okay, she's using 30 volume developer. Now with her, honestly, we could go up to 35 volume for sh** giggles. Like we wanna blast this f*****g cuticle open. Get rid of all that natural color. Boom, make a nice bright blonde. You know, like we need a power. We need strength. We need heat, we need foils, we need everything to get this hair light and bright and even. That's gonna be the difficult thing as well, getting everything even. Because if she misses one spot, it's gonna be so extremely noticeable.  I'm gonna tell you one thing right now, Miss Cush. That formula is way too thin. That looks like water. We need it thick, thickety thickers. I'm talking like cream, like body butter. Like you should be able to turn the brush over with product on it and it should not drip. Like it should be thick, thick. That will help the lightener work for longer, keep from drying out. The more developer in your formula and the more watery it is, the faster it dries out. So you don't want that to dry out, right? You don't want it to dry out quickly when you're doing something like this. You want it to work for the longest time possible.  I react to them. Anyways, I'm so happy you're starting at the bottom of your hair. That's great. That's like super important. This is gonna be nice that your ends don't end up in lightener. If you work from the top to bottom, things become messy and crazy and it's really hard to get underneath hair and flip it over.  However, those sections are not thin enough. We want paper thin sections when we're doing something like this. A dull process on anybody, but especially on something with extremely black hair. You want your sections to be paper thin, pretty much see through while you work through your hair.  Why can I literally see in the front of her head that she missed an entire layer? Like I can see it. There is a dark spot where there is no lightener and you should not be able to see through your hair.  You should not be able to see the roots. It should be completely saturated in bleach. This is not saturated. This is like 20% saturated. I want way more on there. We have yellow roots. It did not come out even. So this part is still brown like the actual hair. Of course it didn't come out even. Of course it didn't. Because look at the application. Damn. Watch it today. The bottom pieces are fine. They're all yellow, seemingly even enough.  Somehow I knew that was gonna happen. This looks crazy back there. She's gonna have a whole corrective process after this. She's gonna have such a hard time fixing this. God damn. Yeah, I'm not sure how that happened but I'm definitely gonna have to bleach it again. Oh, it's bad, bad. Oh, it is orange. That's bad. That's scary. I think she missed more hair than she actually lightened, which I don't know how. At this point it's become a process to mess up my hair before I just, when I bleach it, like it's just a process at this point. It's part of my process. God. So that's the second bleach. I don't know how I did. I have a feeling I didn't do the best. Okay, this is an interesting technique. She's doing the mids first before she does her roots again, which is a good technique because her roots are gonna lighten up really fast from the heat from her scalp and she really wants to bust out.  I think it's a good idea but I still don't think she saturated enough and I still don't think she got every hair strand. So. Ha, ha, ha, ha. Oh, I didn't see my hair is not all orange except there's spots. So, it's better than it was yesterday but she's still a big ol' in this. Oh, spot. Tea. And I don't like this for you. So, we have to once again go in and fix it and then I'm gonna just go ahead and bleach the whole thing after I have finished correcting it.  Okay, we're going in with the third round of bleach right now. Once we get to the fourth is when I start to get really spooked. But the third, I am already spooked. Fourth, it's really spooky but again, third, spooky already. We'll see how far we go. Something tells me we're gonna get like five rounds of bleach. Like, I don't think she's gonna stop at three. I don't have any hope. It looked like in the beginning she was going in and spot treating her hair in a way and getting those dark pieces colored and then she went in on all the roots and actually laid a decent amount of color on her hair this time. It's a little bit more saturated than last time which is great. This is what it looks like after the second round of bleach and after color correcting some of those dark spots. Second round. This is the third, first of all.  Oh. So I think she looks pretty good. It came off pretty well. Well, your definition of pretty good is different than my definition of pretty good and that's okay. People feel differently about certain things but I'm gonna go for the, it's decent.  So she is kind of in between a yellow and orange right now. For some reason, the yellow is bringing out all the warmth in her skin and making her look really healthy. Whereas the gray parts, I don't know, it's not doing as much for me. Am I the only one? But yeah, tomorrow we're gonna be toning and I'm gonna be using T14 to tone up the yellow and I'm probably gonna tone the rest of the hair only to kind of try to even out the colors. I don't know if that's gonna work. We'll see. Okay, let's not do that either. T14, super blue, right? That's gonna make her hair gray for sure. I think that's what she wants. Other than that, she's gonna then run through the ends of her hair which is going to darken up the existing gray she has which I don't think she wants because then she's gonna have a light grip here and a dark gray down here, so no. I don't know how much I'm gonna need so I'm just gonna start with one bottle. I actually only have 30 volume developer. Honestly, I would usually say no but she does need that extra kick and these are permanent toners. So they do lighten the hair and then they deposit tone. They're not even really toners. They're just permanent color.  It makes no sense to me. They're just permanent color. There's no such thing as a permanent toner. I guess there is in a sort of a way but they're just permanent colors. They lift and they deposit. It looks like this. I'm actually nervous because I just don't want to mess up my hair. It's too late for that. I'm sorry. I'm sure you're watching right now. I'm sorry I'm being so mean but it's so fun. And it's really, really dry. So I'm gonna use this. Now I know a lot of people have a lot to say about coconut oil and let me tell you something. I do not care what you have to say about it. It makes my hair feel amazing. Listen coconut oil is great for moisturizing your hair but not gonna help you not damage your hair while bleaching it. And it's also just gonna eat right through it.  Currently brushing it and I can literally tell y'all it looks like an entire freaking rainbow. She is a mess. You said it, not me.  I would have said the exact same thing. But I'm so happy I'm almost done. How many days has it been since I started doing my hair? Now because she's using 30 volume, the heat from her scalp is going to make the toner develop faster near her scalp. So she might have a hot root situation again. If you're using anything that's not just semi or semi permanent, you need to watch out for that root that heat is going to make it process faster and it's going to turn a different color about a half an inch to an inch from your root. So basically, so my hair looks like. Oh, yeah. I am not mad, but obviously the whole theme of the hair, it just doesn't make any sense. It's because you used a blue toner. You used a blue toner over yellow, blue and yellow make green. Your hair turned green. We can't put blue over yellow. You know what I mean? I'm definitely gonna give my scalp a break though. She's really dry and a bit like itchy, but I'm basically just gonna have to leave my hair alone for now. I don't want to add any color to it because I really want to actually fade all the color out. It's still all like lavender everywhere. I'm just kind of gonna leave it alone for now. I've looked the worst, so it's not like that big of a deal, you know? It'll eventually get fixed.  I want better hair for you. What I would recommend doing at this point is lightening your roots again and then doing a bleach bath on everything. We want to get those roots nice and pale yellow before we can go in with any kind of toner. We need to. If you wanted them light and you want them gray, they need to be pale yellow first. And then we're going to do a toner over everything. Unfortunately, I can't recommend a toner from the screen because I wouldn't see your hair in person and touch it, feel it, and look at it. But good luck. I hope your hair is seeing better days now because that was a f***ing disaster. Woo! Up next in a video by Hailey Vaughn-Lansberg. Also, I have no idea if her name is Hailey. I actually just made it up. It might be Hailey. Let us know down below what your name is. I'm dyeing my hair. I'm not gonna do much with it. I'm just gonna put highlights and I'll be like, I'm not gonna do my hair this long. Okay, Hailey. I'm gonna call you that. Yo, you have quite the head of hair going on right now because I can tell it has been colored with black dye, like scary dye for a long time. It looks inky and heavy and you have a lot of color laying on itself. So that's gonna be extremely difficult to lighten. We have an assortment of box dyes. Don't know what's in them. Never do. None of us ever know what's in them because most of them don't say what the hell is in them. So sketchy to start and then we have some kind of wrapping paper or clear something. I don't know. Oh, it's tin foil. It's a good idea. When we're lifting hair this dark, tin foil is great because it heats the hair up. Heat helps the hair lighten brighter and faster. That's great. Her hair is very dark and she is going to need that. Beautiful satisfying rips of the foil too. Very nice. We first went in and bleached my hair and this was a process because my hair is black, like it just wasn't working. And we started at like eight. So it was taking forever. We were watching American Horror Story while doing this. Okay, I believe this is her mom.  What is that section we're grabbing? Why are we starting right here? I don't know any foiling patterns that start there. I don't even know what they're trying to do, but something ain't right. But I do appreciate that she has a good technique with the board and the foil on top. That way she has a good surface to paint the lightener on. Get that, but don't get the rest of it at all. I mean, she slayed the folding of that foil. I'll give her that. So we got three types of box eye. We got bleached, we got black, and then we caught like a lightener. And here I am mixing the black. We never ended up using it because it was like way too much effort and we didn't understand how to do that. We don't need more black box dye, please. We don't need more. We don't need more. Your hair's seen enough black box dye, please. Okay, we are still working around the head. This section is getting spookier and spookier. We are going from here, here, here, here. And when she parts her hair, she's going to have strips of skunk stripe blonde pieces going all through her head. I don't know what the goal is. I really can't tell.  Okay, so we are going on with the black box dye in between all the foils, it seems. Is that what's going on? I don't understand what's going on. Why are the lights not on? This looks like a haunted house the way it's filmed. I think it's your camera that's making it look weird. As they take those foils out in the bath, I'm not seeing any blonde hair. So my hair looks like this right now. Not too bad.  Oh, the words I was not expecting to come out of her mouth were it's not too bad because I don't know where you're gonna go from here. I don't know what the next step is going to be.  Like you're not gonna be able to get every section back in a foil to lighten them more. And also the way that it is lightened, you have literal lines all over your head. I don't understand what's going on. Am I missing something? We'll see. Maybe we'll figure something out. We got the sister with her cap pilot on going for the other sister. Oh my God, there's so much going on with hair in this video. Whoa. So right now I have this ginger color thing. There's no color as you can see it or whatever. So I'm going to do those lots. We're gonna do green. Some of my hair are bleached really well in the rest of them. So the puzzle, I don't want to end up here real fast. I cannot tell you what she just said. Okay, instructions to put this developer mixed. See like the top, like bleached. Because there's no color on the top of your head. Because you had roots that were this long. The parts that didn't bleach well were the parts that had existing color on them. I still have no idea what we're doing. Are we bleaching the rest? I just can't figure it out. Are you trying to do the other hairstyle with the bleaching? But because my hair was black, obviously the bleach is not black. It wasn't taking, it's not bad, but it's not good. It's not bad, but it's not good. But the picture she showed, okay, I get it now. She wants this very stripey look. So we are getting stripey. We're just not getting the stripey in the cool style as way.  Well, she's definitely saturating that hair, which is good. She's definitely getting in there. I still feel like we're gonna miss a lot of spots because every time anybody does their hair online, they somehow just miss all the spots. Everything is missed. Yo, this ASMR right now was wild. The paper crumpling, the hands, it's like, whoa. Oh, like a little bit of tingle in the spine. Let's see how long that has been in. 30 to 45 minutes, and if you can not properly see. Yeah, I'm gonna leave it for 30 minutes and then I'll wash it off.  How do we do it, guys? How do we do it in the front of our heads? I mean, I get missing the back spots, but like the front, the front. I will say it looks a lot better with the red. It looks a lot more intentional and it evened out those spotty bits, so I'll take it. It is much, much, much, much, much better than the craziness that happened throughout that entire video.  Up next with video by Kylie Balogna. I've been very good about not dyeing my hair for probably the last four to six months, but today I've kind of had a mental breakdown, so it's Walmart. I thought she was gonna say Sally Beauty. Why don't you go to Sally Beauty? Because you can get X amount of color at Sally Beauty. Shoulda went there. And we got a bleach kit, color oops, because I already have a black box back in my hair. Pink hair dye, very excited about. We're going pink? Oh, this is gonna be a task. We're going from that color, that dark, dark color with four to six months of regrowth to pink today? Mm, I don't know. And purple shampoo because I didn't have enough money for toner. You don't have enough money for toner. Probably shouldn't be doing our hair. I have a work trip tomorrow. This Loki can't be bad.  Get a work trip tomorrow too. Oh, okay.  I'm so happy she's using color remover because this is some dark color she's got going on and I can tell it's most likely box dye and it is in that hair strand. It is staying there. We gotta remove it with some color remover first before we start bleaching. I am a little nervous.  I haven't done this in a while and I feel like my hair health has been really going down and I feel like I'm just gonna ruin it. Say bye to that hair health. Bye hair health. See you later. See you next year. Some color removers have bleach in them. I don't particularly, that word's always hard for me to say, but I don't particularly like those ones because they just cause a mess. They are just scary and they overlight in the hair and they are just intense and that one looks like it is that kind because it's a thick consistency and it's purple looking. That usually means it's like a toning bleach with some color removing properties inside of it. And also, we gotta make sure we section the hair nicely for this. We can't just grab a clump of hair and start going to town. We have to do it the same way we would with bleach.  The way we're applying this is so extremely sketchy. I want the cheapest stuff because I know I don't have any money. But did I wanna do this that bad? Yes. That's usually when I dye my hair. When I have no money and I'm like pretty much struggling to dye my hair. I'm sending you some X-Mondo products because we good quality color when we're coloring our hair and I don't want you doing this without having the right products even if you can't afford it. I'm sending you stuff. But for some reason, I just wanna do it so bad and it's almost like this overwhelming urge that absolutely consumes my body. I totally get that urge. That happens to me all the time too. Well, not so much anymore because I'm kind of living my brown hair life right now but I used to just be like, oh my God, I need to be blonde. Oh my God, I need rainbow hair now. And it would literally be 11 p.m. And then I would do it. Something is just pulling me towards that hair color and I need to do it. I know it's not healthy. It's definitely not good for me but does it feel so good? Also, there's so many other habits or addictions that I have slash could have. I love her trying to rationalize ruining her hair. I love it.  I could have worse addictions. I could do worse things.   Also, I think it's so funny that I'm doing this right before a work trip. I'm so happy you think it's funny because I'm extremely worried for you. Oh, I'm getting this like all over me. I don't know where we're going with this color. It is everywhere except for the places it needs to be. My goal color-wise is ideally chunky pink highlights. Why are we lightening our whole head then? What? This is getting really bad. She is still working that color movement through her hair. Girl, that's enough.  The instructions say that we leave this on for 60 minutes. I just got out of washing my hair and let it dry a little bit. It is like orange all over. Oh my God. Neat eye, I am speechless.  How did it come out that bad? It is orange, it is stripy, it is crazy. My hair is pretty much dry now. I'm doing another spin and it's very blonde. I've decided that I want as little damage to my hair as possible. So I'm just gonna slap the color on there and pray. No, you're not gonna just slap the color on it. Don't slap it. Don't slap anything on your hair, please. So the colors I have to work with are this lime crime and shade bunny, which is like a pastel pink, which like ideally my hair would probably be this color. I also have this manic panic in a hot pink and I also have one in electric pink pussy cap. I think I'm just gonna mix them all together and I don't know, we'll like figure it out. Do the darkest one. At least we can get a dark pink on the hair. That's enough. That literally looks like bubblegum. We went with the pastel. I am gonna try to put this one alone but I don't think it's gonna stick very well just because my hair isn't like blonde. You know what happens when you put pink over orange? Either nothing or you get a coral color. We're using no gloves. Why would we use gloves? No gloves, oh my God. I just put in all that color throughout my hair. We're gonna leave it up for probably like 40 minutes and then we'll wash it and then we will be back. So my hair just got done like being washed and I dropped my hair dryer and broke it so now this doesn't work anymore. So I guess I'm gonna have to air dry my hair. I'm gonna say something that I don't say often. I feel like you should probably never color your hair again. I think we've done all we can do. This is how my hair came out. There is a lot of uneven color. My recommendation to you guys is just don't do what I do. Get it done professionally in a salon or keep it a natural because it's gonna take me a couple of years to fix this. Oh, we left it like that. My recommendation is to just go back to dark. I don't know what that look is, but the bangs are banging. I do like those. I really do and her hair looks somewhat healthier and shinier but that spotty pink thing going on. Kylie, it ain't it. What a disaster. Okay, well, that's it guys. Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time. Bye.


Alright so the weather has been not too shabby outside in California so I'm bringing you guys another inside video I just had a topic of discussion I thought I would share with you all excuse me because I feel like a lot of you guys or a large percentage of you guys can relate but even if you if you're not introverted or shy per se I feel like you can still take something from this video I pretty much just wanted to talk about my experience as an introvert within skateboarding like naturally I'm quite introverted I was an only child so I grew up like just like hanging out with myself a lot and like just using my imagination and having fun by myself that kind of thing so when skateboarding come along I thought okay sick like here's this thing I can just go out and do by myself I didn't really start skating with anyone until I was like 13 14 around that age when we had a little crew prior to that point in my life I'd just been like going out and skating by myself and I just thought it was just this thing that you could just do by by yourself which you can but also skateboarding also offers this massive community and sense of belonging kind of thing if you allow it to what I mean by if you allow it to is like if you're an introverted or shy person you may be new to skateboarding and you like a rock up to the park and there's all these people there that just look like they fit in and look like they're meant to be there and all skating super good and they're like wearing all the cool stuff all the right stuff and you're like new it's going to feel super intimidating I just wanted to share with you guys my own experience because maybe it'll help you guys along your own skate path or skate journey or whatever as you guys may know I moved here from Australia so I used to live in Australia and we had a tight little crew would go skating every week and it was sick I felt super comfortable but then from then I moved over to the States so now I'm in Southern California and I had to start over all over again like skating with new people and the first time I ever skated with people was I went skating with a power team Deville the team manager had like DM me on Instagram and he's like yo do you want to come and skate with the power team tomorrow and naturally I was like hell yeah like I'll be there but in my head I was like oh my god like I felt like for some reason I had this massive anxiety about me because I felt like oh I got to make sure that I like wear the right stuff and like I'm like being a certain way and like doing the right tricks and everything else and the funny thing that happened was I went skating with these dudes and I couldn't land anything because I was that in my head about everything I might go through tricks I couldn't front smith I couldn't front tail I couldn't even front 5050 because I was around these people and I was like that stuck in my head it may seem ridiculous for you guys to to hear this but that's like the reality of being an introvert is like constantly being stuck in your head and being super self-conscious about everything and when it comes to skateboarding I feel like everyone's out skating to have fun do their thing get tricks and just hang out you know and it's a very social thing and when you're an introvert it's kind of it can be quite difficult to be social sometimes at least for me it's like really hard for me to kind of be social in some circumstances like I'm very introverted like I like to stay at home a lot if I'm not out skating like I like to keep to myself I don't really I'm not the most outgoing person as you could say like I'm not that glide parties that's like going around and like talking to everybody and stuff like usually if I'm at a party like I'm just like sitting in the corner and if there's a dog I can like pat the dog and it'll make me feel less awkward kind of thing skateboarding is this social community kind of thing so you can go out and go skating and just meet new people and just have mates like that because we all have this common interest which is skateboarding and I think it's sick because it's like anywhere you go if you go skating you'll always have mates kind of thing that's how it works in my head anyway there's been moments where I've been out skating with new people and I've been super super self-conscious because I feel like I have to kind of prove myself not even to them just to prove myself to myself you know and it's like I have to make sure that I can like skate at a level where I think is worthy of being around other skateboarders how ridiculous does that sound but that's honestly how I feel inside it's like I've got to be able to skate at this level where they're going to accept me I want them to be able to like see me skate and then I'm like accepted and I'm like I'm part of it when the whole time you're already part of it anyway because we're all skating and having fun together but that's just how it works in my head so a lot of you new kids that are getting into skating you want to go skate your local park and you rock up and there's the locals and they're all shredding and they look so comfortable on their board around the park and they're wearing them the cool clothes and they look sick like it can be quite intimidating but just keep in mind all those dudes had started somewhere at some point they were they were that guy that was like new to the park or new to the spot and all it takes is like just for you to like kind of join in on that session and like join in on that whole vibe of like being together at the skate park like you don't have to be best friends with someone to see someone like land a trick and you're like who and like you just like give a bit of cheer like you tap your deck on the ground or like you're like hell yeah man like and like it doesn't take much and kind of doing that kind of breaks you out of that shy shell makes you feel a bit more comfortable to be at the park skating when i was in grade eight i was in high school and we had a tony we had this tony hawk autobiography in the library and i borrowed it and i read it and it was super interesting for me to read that he was like a really awkward like shy kid and then he found skateboarding and he kind of found his sense of like belonging and found his sense of like person within skateboarding and which i think a lot of skateboarders have found their sense of belonging it kind of makes me feel less pressed on feeling like i don't fit in within skateboarding when i feel like skateboarding is like a bunch of misfits i didn't fit in we all found this thing and now we're in it together if that makes sense i myself have had that vibe at the skate park or i've rocked up to a new park and you see the locals and you're like oh i'll just like be very modest about my skateboarding and i'll keep to myself and i'll like i'll just like do some like flat ground tricks here and like maybe do like a little 50 50 on the little ledge here but i don't want to venture out into the rest of the park because i you know what i mean it's like everyone's there to skate and have fun you should definitely push yourself out of that that shell and that comfort zone that you're in and just skate the whole park even if you're not that great at skating if even if you're learning if you're at the park and you're like trying to skate different things the rest of the people that are going to see that and they're going to be like oh cool like they're trying this or they're trying that you know if they're not dicks anyway but nine times out of ten they're not dicks and then everyone has fun and skates together and it's awesome it's an awesome feeling because you just feel like you kind of belong somewhere and you fit in if that makes sense but you do feel like there's like a barrier holding you back from like really putting yourself there and like putting yourself out there and skating it just feels like there's this mental barrier which there is i've felt it before and you can almost see it you know when you're at the park and you see a new person rock up and like you can tell they're new at skating and they're trying to be super modest about it and they don't want to get in anyone's way or they don't want to like skate the rest of the park they kind of stay stuck in a corner you can just see it on their face and you can feel that vibe to i've been there everyone's been there you just have to kind of break through you'll feel like you've accomplished something going to the skate park that day because there's been so many sessions i've rocked up to parks and been that dude just been stuck in a corner and you leave and you don't feel like you've accomplished anything like there may have been some tricks you wanted to work on you might have wanted to learn another trick but you couldn't do it because you were like stuck and i've had friends i've brought to parks before and i've been skating and they hadn't want to skate and you can just see it they're like no i'm just chilling man like i don't want to skate i'm a bit tired and it's like you know it's because they're shy they don't want to like break out of their shell and like have fun it's only until later like once everyone kind of leaves that park or the locals like go and then they're like oh it's like my chance it's my opportunity to like skate because no one's here i can like be free but it's like no one cares like just go and skate and have fun you don't have to stress so much about what other people are thinking which is stupid because it i get stuck like this in my head sometimes and i'm trying to give you guys an experience to share with you and some advice but i can't even take my own advice i don't know what i'm trying to accomplish with this video is just some insight and a little bit of experience for you guys that may be shy or you may be new to skating or you're introverted like i am you don't have to feel super stuck in your head like you can kind of go out skate and just get out of your head and just have fun skating and you will reap the benefits mentally physically you'll feel more confident within yourself as well which is sick that's another topic of discussion i'm going to make another video on probably with dan because he can articulate things very well but just how to build confidence in skateboarding it can take a bit even if like you know you can skate good but the confidence in your head just isn't there so it doesn't allow you to perform at your peak another topic of discussion for another video though i'm going to save that for another video so far i feel like i've just babbled on in this video but hopefully you guys can understand what i'm trying to get out don't worry about this background these frames are empty because i haven't drawn anything yet to put in them so just pretend like there's some drawings in there or some paintings in there or something if you are new to skating if you have felt the same way of as i've explained in this video please let me know in the comments below i want to hear your guys's stories i want to be able to kind of have more insight myself by hearing your guys's stories and experiences one thing to definitely take away from this video is that skateboarding is for everyone it doesn't matter what background you come from where you're from whatever how you dress how you just skateboarding is for everybody to enjoy please don't let any outside influence tell you or make you believe that skateboarding is only for like the cool kids at the park or the kids at that like shred you know skateboarding is literally for everyone so yeah please remember that keep that in mind and if you're new here subscribe if you've enjoyed and you've taken something away from this video please let me know in the comment section below i don't really do much talking videos because i just try to go out and skate and then sometimes i'll talk and like have dan talk and whatever but the weather's been like really really melbourne like here we've got some melbourne weather in california right now so i'm just waiting for the weather to pass and then there'll be more skating bids so yeah also don't forget that if you head on over to evening mob and you type in lower 48 at the checkout you'll get free shipping usa wide anything on the web store so yeah we just had some new hoodies made up so go on over check them out if you're not following me on instagram yet follow me on instagram at enuckism and yeah everyone go out there have fun skating and try to break out of your shell if you're shy if you're not then you're good but yeah cheers for watching the video see you guys later