ZERO6 arte/desordem [art/mess]

Teenage Lobotomies - Mp3 Downloads

2012-02-01T14:00:00.000-02:00

teenagelobotomies.blogspot.com

Osiris Oregon Roadtrip 2011

2012-01-30T09:51:00.002-02:00

Caswell and Taylor jump in the van and head up to Oregon
to hit some rad skateparks. Special guest appearances by
James Brockman, Willis Kimble, Brendan Klein, and David Gravette.

Osiris Oregon Roadtrip 2011 from Osiris Shoes Network on Vimeo.

Video by Jim Kappel

Birdhouse Skateboards: Mia to NYC

2012-01-29T20:07:00.000-02:00

Tony Hawk, Aaron "Jaws" Homoki, Kevin Staab, Willy Santos,
David Loy, Clive Dixon, Clint Walker, Shawn Hale,
Shaun Gregoire, Riley Hawk

Birdhouse Skateboards: Mia to NYC from Birdhouse on Vimeo.

Filmed by Steve Haring and Cameron Sanchez.
Edited by Steve Haring

A Few Hours With Chad Bartie

2012-01-29T20:02:00.002-02:00

A Few Hours With Chad Bartie from Osiris Shoes Network on Vimeo.

Thrasher King of the Road 2011 [Full Video]

2012-01-29T19:53:00.000-02:00

Here's the full KOTR 2011 video (all webisodes, back-to-back)
plus an hour of bonus footage. Enjoy the wild ride one more time.

Tiger Tattoo

2012-01-27T21:40:00.000-02:00

all photos: nicolasdelavy.tumblr.com

Better Late Then Never Vol. 2 by lowcard magazine

2012-01-26T21:17:00.003-02:00

Better late Then Never Vol. 2 from lowcard magazine on Vimeo.

Mo' Mondays - Ryan Reyes

2012-01-25T23:19:00.000-02:00

MO'MONDAYS - RYAN REYES from BONES WHEELS on Vimeo.

MO' MONDAY'S - Chance to win a team package every Monday at bones.com
This weeks installment is RYAN REYES as seen in "The Other Ones Video"
All you have to do is watch the video...answer three questions and you are automatically entered into Monday's drawing to win a team package.
Wheels, Bushings, Bearings, T-shirts...and mor
bones.com/blog/category/giveaway/

Etnies Skatepark Hallows Eve Bowl Bash 10/28/11

2012-01-25T22:22:00.000-02:00

Etnies Skatepark Hallows Eve Bowl Bash 10/28/11
Music: At Dawn They Sleep by Slayer
http://www.radballs.com

Tattoo Artist - Liam Sparkes

2012-01-25T13:19:00.000-02:00

Liam Sparkes

Droid and Thom thinking about it

2012-01-24T19:54:00.002-02:00

Andrew Doheny and Thom Pringle surfing fun waves at D-Bah
and Burleigh Heads on the Gold Coast of Australia.

Droid and Thom thinking about it from Matt Tromberg on Vimeo.

Gypsy Life Trailer

2012-01-24T12:22:00.000-02:00

Over the past years Skateboard Films have become big- budget,
scripted productions. This and the addition of Hi-Definition
cameras has contributed to the films losing their character,
feeling and more importantly their spontaneity.

In 2011 i decided to carry an old point and shoot camera with
me at all times to document the day to day skateboarding and
street happenings of my friends and people i met while living
in Barcelona and traveling through Europe, Asia, U.K, Mexico,
U.S.A and Australia.

This video is dedicated to everyone that is in it ! ! !
It was a pleasure to spend time with you all and more
importantly see, learn and experience everything that
crossed our paths.

I hope you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed
living it ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

GYPSY LIFE ! ! !

GYPSY LIFE TRAILER from gypsy life on Vimeo.

Collaborative Tattooing: Sessions 2-8

2012-01-24T02:14:00.002-02:00

Artists Chris O'Donnell and Thomas Hooper
collaborate on a full back tattoo.
Music: Deer Tick.

Collaborative Tattooing: Sessions 2-8 from Taylor Toole on Vimeo.

Collaborative Tattooing - Saved Tattoo NYC

2012-01-24T02:10:00.003-02:00

Artists Thomas Hooper and Chris O'Donnell collaborate
on full back tattoo. Session one.
Music: This Will Destroy You.

Collaborative Tattooing - Saved Tattoo NYC from Taylor Toole on Vimeo.

Strange Notes - Ben Raybourn - Pool Skateboarding

2012-01-22T01:50:00.001-02:00

Nixon Vs Blair Stanley [Machotaildrop]

2012-01-22T01:26:00.000-02:00

Blair Stanley
Machotaildrop Secret Headquarters

NIXON x BLAIR STANLEY from NIXON Europe on Vimeo.

Machotaildrop Trailer

Bones Brigade - Stacy Peralta - Trailer

2012-01-22T01:22:00.001-02:00

Stacy is back to sundance with his new movie Bone Brigade,
an kind of autobiography who continue his first movie Dogtown & ZBoys.
Back in the past featuring all the Bone Brigade, Steve Caballero,
Tommy Guerrero, Tony Hawk, Mike McGill, Lance Mountain and Rodney Mullen.

Mason Ho - Sister'sSurfboard by rory pringle

2012-01-22T01:19:00.002-02:00

love you sis!... but your board sucks for me!

Sister'sSurfboard from rory pringle @ conceptblue on Vimeo.

Get in the Van Vol #8... by lowcard magazine

2012-01-21T22:10:00.000-02:00

Our Get in the Van series continues with volume #8!
We went to St Helena skate park with Pretty Ricky,
Oudalay Philavanh, Jeremy Tuffli, Jesse Arrowood,
James Capps, Nick Creighton, Danny Grimley, Iceman,
and of course Andy.

Get in the Van Volume 8... from lowcard magazine on Vimeo.

filmed by: Tadashi and Brian Shamanski
lowcardmag.com

Thrasher King of the Road 2011 Webisode #13 (End of the Line)

2012-01-21T19:43:00.001-02:00

Here's Lakai taking the win and a recap of all the insanity from one
of the best KOTR's ever. Pure skateboarding, adventure, stoke, whatever
you want to call it: a big thanks to Lakai, Vans, Nike SB, and Dekline
for joining this strange ride.

Anchor T-Shirt

2012-01-20T18:31:00.000-02:00

Alan Fendrich - Attempts

2012-01-19T21:56:00.002-02:00

coco-tv.com

Aaron "JAWS" Homoki - Bones Wheels

2012-01-19T17:16:00.000-02:00

MO' MONDAY'S - Chance to win a team package every Monday at bones.com

This weeks installment is JAWS as seen in "The Other Ones Video"

All you have to do is watch the video...answer three questions and you are automatically entered into Monday's drawing to win a team package.

Wheels, Bushings, Bearings, T-shirts...and mor

bones.com/blog/category/giveaway/

Problem by lowcard magazine

2012-01-18T10:27:00.000-02:00

SKATERS: Sam Hubble, Nick Tedder, Steven Farmer, Rick,
Monico Candelaria, Ben Raybourn, Greg Harbour, Tommy Sandoval.

EDIT BY: BIEDENBACH

Thrasher King of the Road 2011 - Webisode #12

2012-01-18T09:36:00.000-02:00

After killing themselves (and the Challenges book),
the Vans team enjoys the end of the road. Trujillo,
Berle, Lutheran, Layton, Crockett, and Mystery Guest
Arto Saari put on a hell of a show this year

In The Fall by Steve Cutts

2012-01-16T18:02:00.000-02:00

A short hand-drawn animation created in Adobe Flash and After Effects
about one mans reflection on his life. Music by Guided by Voices.

facebook.com/SteveCuttsArt
twitter.com/#!/Steve_Cutts
stevecutts.com

BYRON brohiemss

2012-01-16T10:53:00.000-02:00

One week in the beautifull town of Byron Bay,
not a whole lot of surf on offer, so we made the best of what we had.

A collaboration of four surfs with Harry Musgrove.

Thanks to:
Matt Mcdonald
Jack Mcdonald
Thibault Upton
Hayden Barnes
And Hughy

ashmcmanus.com

Get in the Van Vol #7... by lowcard magazine

2012-01-16T09:46:00.000-02:00

Volume #7 of our hit series "Get in the Van" coming at cha!
Featuring: Albert Gesswein, Nich Kunz, Bryan Botelho, Dane Nomellini, and Charles Rivard
filmed: Tadashi, Brian Shamanski, and Nich Kunz
lowcardmag.com

Strange Notes - Ben Raybourn

2012-01-16T09:39:00.000-02:00

Craig Anderson Moments

2012-01-15T16:23:00.002-02:00

Thrasher King of the Road 2011 - Webisode #11

2012-01-15T16:20:00.000-02:00

Nike SB goes full mental at the Los Angeles finish line.
Ishod rips a bowl barefoot, Koston keeps his cool in a prank call,
and Cory Kennedy continues his tech wizardry.

Spitfire Welcomes Andrew Reynolds

2012-01-14T12:51:00.000-02:00

Ryan Carlson in the first two weeks of 2012

2012-01-13T17:34:00.000-02:00

Ryan Carlson recently joins team Katin.
Filmed in HB and Salt Creek in the first two weeks of 2012.

THOM - (Official Trailer) by Riley Blakeway

2012-01-12T08:45:00.000-02:00

THOM.
A PORTRAIT OF MODERN YOUTH
(Official Trailer)

A short, experimental documentary piece about a 19 year old teen
growing up in Australia- Exploring the mind of modern youth and Generation Y.

Written and Directed by Riley Blakeway

Assistant Editor - Jeremy Asher Lynch

Film & Telecine - Nano Lab

Online release 31/01/2012

"Why did you make Thom?"

"It was about the progression of my work in ﬁlm. That was another reason I wanted to shoot everything in Super 8. I funded everything myself and didnʼt send out any proposals or anything like that. It wouldnʼt really have made sense to do so. I wanted to keep everything as in touch with the reference piece as possible and keep it indie. I didnʼt want any “cool” brand associations. I wanted it to stand alone. A lot of the ﬁlm was scripted, even down to the exact shot. But, mostly out of anticipation, as I know Thom so well. The socially awkward responses were something that I anticipated and knew would complete the ﬁlm for me. At ﬁrst, I dubbed all of my audio with an American voiceover but scratched it at the last minute because of the loss of chemistry. It was more pre- and post-production than almost anything Iʼve made. Mostly with the edit and sound sync working with Super 8. I had to shoot everything in 30-second intervals to keep costs down and keep everything in sync. After ﬁnalising the piece to 12 minutes, I sent it to a studio in LA for the ﬁnal mix. It came back sounding worse so I recorded all of the sound elements onto a tape using a four-track recorder and mixed the sound live manually. "

~Excerpt from Stab Magazine~

Thrasher - P-Stone's - Street Beers

2012-01-11T12:59:00.001-02:00

P-Stone threw together a sick clip from last year with everyone from Ben Raemers to Div Adams ripping street, pools, and DIY 'crete.

Thrasher King of the Road 2011 - Webisode #10

2012-01-11T11:48:00.000-02:00

The Dekline team gets some help from the Birdman as they near
the end of the road in Los Angeles.

Darkride Presents Zach Rhinehart

2012-01-10T23:05:00.000-02:00

Darkride presents Professional surfer Zach Rhinehart.
Darkride surf skate Company

Flip Backyard BBQ Sesh

2012-01-10T10:07:00.000-02:00

Chippa Wilson at home in Oz

2012-01-10T10:01:00.000-02:00

Foundation WTF!

2012-01-10T09:53:00.001-02:00

Scott Campbell Prison Tattoo Machine Gun

2012-01-08T10:49:00.000-02:00

Movie Scott Campbell and I made this spring.
Scott taught me how to make a prison tattoo gun

Casey Neistat

Thrasher King of the Road 2011 - Webisode #9

2012-01-07T22:14:00.002-02:00

All four KOTR teams together makes this the best one yet.
Also: Mystery Guests revealed, Juggalette make-out, crazy hill bomb,
Crockett's now-legendary switch flip, and more.

Volcom's Road Tested Season2 Snow - Canada // B.C. Action Adventures Part 1 & 2

2012-01-07T09:55:00.001-02:00

http://www.volcom.com/snow
"t's all about getting back into the mountains and riding some serious terrain with these guys. This episode is dedicated to A-rob, who sadly passed away this pastsummer. He was an amazing person, and an amazing snowboarder. Take a look at Aaron Robinson riding with Curtis Ciszek and the rest of the Volcom crew and go behind the scenes. It really is just shredding with these guys." - http://snowboarding.transworld.net/

- Music -

ARTIST: Premonition 13
SONG: 'B.E.A.U.T.Y.'
ALBUM:13

ARTIST: Wildildlife
SONG: 'Shiv'
ALBUM: Wildildlife

ARTIST: Premonition 13
SONG: 'Modern Man'
ALBUM: 13

ARTIST: Birds of Avalon
SONG: 'Superpower'
ALBUM: Bazaar Bazaar

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - // - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -

Watch as Curtis Ciszek, Aaron Robinson and the Volcom crew tear up some B.C. back country and do some no-boarding at the GT Memorial.

- Music -
ARTIST: Videoing
SONG: "New Standard"
ALBUM: unreleased

ARTIST: Birds of Avalon
SONG: 'Superpower'
ALBUM: Bazaar Bazaar

ARTIST: Videoing
SONG: "Transcript Duly Noted"
ALBUM: unreleased

- Volcom Entertainment http://www.volcoment.com/ -

Thrasher - Florida Ripping

2012-01-07T09:46:00.002-02:00

The spots in Tampa and Orlando treated the Ergo crew and bros
to some Florida ripping

Cruiser Board - Elephant Brand Skateboards

2012-01-06T21:32:00.000-02:00

Elephant Brand Skateboards: Weapons Of Mass Creation
100% Skateboarding for love --
For fun. No rules, no divisions, no schools...
Just a skateboard as a paintbrush and the world as an empty canvas

Gorkin FunMican in Volusia County

2012-01-06T10:16:00.000-02:00

The following segment is the first of two that will highlight
some clips from the past few sessions. Enjoy this Gorkin segment
until the rest of the edit is finished. Happy New Year. Tupat

7 Mile - John's Hawaii Season

2012-01-06T09:56:00.000-02:00

Featuring John John Florence and his 2011 experiences at home on the North Shore

!54 singletwinthrusterquad

2012-01-06T01:41:00.000-02:00

pixelsofgrain.tumblr.com

Robbie Brockel BTL5

2012-01-06T01:07:00.002-02:00

Opening part from BTL5.
This is the only part that will be uploaded.
SUPPORT LOCAL SKATEBOARDING AND BUY NOW!!
www.btl5.weebly.com

Omit Introducing Peter Ramondetta

2012-01-06T01:04:00.002-02:00

Strange Notes - Grant Taylor - The Lost SOTY Weekend

2012-01-06T01:00:00.000-02:00

Way Away

2012-01-06T00:53:00.002-02:00

December 26, 2011

2012-01-06T00:51:00.000-02:00

December 26, 2011 at Salt Creek. All Mayhem team riders.
Kolohe Andino, Luke Davis, Ian Crane, Jeremy Carter, and Teddy Navarro
tear into Salt Creek.
Music - Black Keys

Punk'o'teka - spreading punk around the globe

2012-01-05T23:29:00.000-02:00

punkoteca2.wordpress.com

Skate Gore 2012

2012-01-05T22:43:00.004-02:00

Tracklist

01 Heavy Days - Jeff the Brotherhood
02 Wood - Dead Pirates
03 Dropout - The Spits
04 Linoleum - Nofx
05 I Got A Right - Adolescents
06 I Don't Care - Black Flag
07 Holiday in Cambodia - Dead Kennedys
08 Stikin' in my Eye - Nofx
09 I'm the One - Descendents
10 I Hate Children - Adolescents
11 10% Weird - The Meanies
12 Alcohol - Gang Green
13 No Way - Adolescents
14 Wild in the Streets - Circle Jerks
15 Lime Green Net - Valient Thorr
16 Run - Ignite
17 Fertile Crescent - Bad Religion
18 Hope[Live] - Descendents
19 Let the Bad Times Roll - The Vandals
20 Soul Doubt - Nofx
21 Pity the Dead - Bad Religion
22 Win Us Over - ASG
23 My Pal - GOD
24 Rip Up the Streets - The Spits
25 Head Under Water - Satanic Surfers
26 When My Baby Smiles At Me I Go To Rehab - Frenzal Rhomb
27 Suburban Home - Descendents
28 Don't Bother Me - Bad Brains
29 Green Corn - Nofx
30 Beat You Up - The Spits
31 Tiny Voices - Bad Religion
32 Dreamscape - Jeff the Brotherhood
33 I Got a Girl - Lo-Fi
34 My Minds Diseased - Batallion of Saints
35 Bloodstains - Agent Orange
36 I Don't Care About You - Fear
37 Junkie Wasted Top Models - Lo-Fi
38 Ace of Spades - Battalion of Saints
39 Generator - Bad Religion
40 I - Bad Brains
41 Intense Energy - Agression
42 Rip It Up - Adolescents
43 The Malachi Crunch - Nofx
44 Wasted - Black Flag
45 El Dorado - Agent Orange
46 OC Life - Adolescents
47 Walk Away - Bad Religion
48 Who is Who - Adolescents
49 Nervous Breakdown - Black Flag
50 Quality or Quantity - Bad Religion
51 Broken Bottles - Grindline The Band
52 Only Entertainment - Bad Religion

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Thomas Hooper - Meditations in Atrament

2012-01-05T12:46:00.000-02:00

meditationsinatrament.com

Skate Punkers

2012-01-05T10:42:00.000-02:00

skatepunkers.net

Russian Criminal Tattoo III - Danzig Baldaev

2012-01-05T10:27:00.000-02:00

John Florence in Surprise Excitement Party

2012-01-05T00:36:00.002-02:00

Frenzal Rhomb - When my baby smiles at me I go to rehab

2012-01-05T00:26:00.000-02:00

(Thanks Hirlo "Sujera" Reis)

Frenzal Rhomb - When my baby smiles at me I go to rehab Lyrics

Well I had 1000 Ways
to get through 100 days
and not one of them is good,
that's what I've done.
A beacon in the dark,
drinking whiskey in the park,
underneath the blazing unrelenting sun

but when my baby,
when my baby smiles at me
I go to rehab [x2]

I'm always in the race
to be first out of my face,
change I know I should,
I know I must.
But I couldn't care less
when I regain consciousness
and I'm standing upright,
naked on the bus

but when my baby,
when my baby smiles at me
I go to rehab [x4]

Jeff Grosso's Loveletters to Skateboarding - Season 2 ( Episode 4 Allen Losi)

2012-01-05T00:16:00.000-02:00

In this week’s Loveletters to Skateboarding, Grosso catches up with Allen Losi, the man who came up with the traveling Smith Grind, the Lein to Tail, the Ollie to Fakie and the No Handed Footplant. Losi ripped through three generations, one of the few guys to make the Layback Air look good.

About Jeff Grosso's Loveletters To Skateboarding:

Jeff Grosso has a web show called Loveletters to Skateboarding. Sit back and feel the love. For episodes from season one, click here

click here for teaser + episode 1 of season 2
click here for episode 2 of season 2
click here for episode 3 of season 2

Russian Criminal Tattoo II - Danzig Baldaev

2012-01-04T17:18:00.000-02:00

Thrasher King of the Road 2011 - Webisode #8

2012-01-04T16:57:00.002-02:00

Lakai continues their path of destruction from Portland to Reno with strippers and donuts as fuel.

Russian Criminal Tattoo - Danzig Baldaev

2012-01-03T23:22:00.000-02:00

Thrasher - P-Stone's 2011

2012-01-03T19:54:00.002-02:00

Non-stop, World-wide ripping. Chalk up another epic year! Cheers!

Steve Nesser is Familia!

2012-01-03T18:20:00.002-02:00

Steve Nesser's new part for Familia Skateshop,
hes been hard at work traveling and handling business
heres the footy to prove it.

Tattoo Artist - Norman Collins (Sailor Jerry)

2012-01-03T15:52:00.000-02:00

sailorjerry.com

Demystifying the Life and Death of Andy Irons - Tetsuhiko Endo (TheInertia.com Surf Editor)

2012-01-03T14:40:00.000-02:00

On Friday, June 10^th the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s office released the toxicology report for Philip Andrew “Andy” Irons. It states that his primary cause of death was a sudden cardiac arrest associated with coronary artery disease with a 70-80% stenosis (abnormal narrowing) of one of his arteries. It further states that his secondary cause of death was “acute mixed drug ingestion.” According to the report, the following drugs were found either on his person or in his system: Alprazolam, (Xanax) Zolpidem, (Ambien), cannabinoids (marijuana) naproxen (anti-inflammatory), cocaethylene (a chemical produced in the body when cocaine and alcohol are mixed that’s linked to causing heart attacks in people under forty), methamphetamine, methadone, and cocaine. The report includes a lengthy “comments” section explaining how cocaine and methadone can impede the work of the heart – thereby making their presence in Irons’ body “significant.” It concludes with the following: “the primary and underlying cause of death is ischemic heart disease due to coronary artery pathology (heart disease). Drugs however, particularly, methadone and cocaine, are other significant conditions contributing to death but not resulting in the underlying cause.”
Some, like Dr. Vincent Di Maio, an award-winning forensic expert and media stalwart hired by the Irons family, believe that drugs did not contribute to Irons’ death. Others, like the numerous doctors anecdotally consulted for this piece, side with the Medical examiners in Tarrant County citing the myriad and well-documented ways that prolonged drug use can debilitate the heart. In life, Irons’ rock star combination of savant surfing and personal brashness polarized the surfing community like few other public figures, so it is grimly fitting that his death should do the same.
The premature death of a famous and monetarily influential person is always a tragedy, but never just a tragedy. It is many things to many people: a PR nightmare, the scoop of a lifetime, an inconvenience for a tour that seeks legitimacy, the instant canonization of his legend, a damning comment on celebrity culture, a cautionary tale, the tragic loss of a father, brother, husband and son, an ode to self destruction, an episode better left forgotten, an opportunity to change.
What makes Irons unique is not that he self destructed; it’s that he did so in full view of his sponsors, the media, and his fans – while he was still one of the best surfers in the world. His story presents an interesting study in the way the surfing world, and action sports cultures in general, function as they mature into full-blown consumer industries.
Perhaps the most telling aspect of the way Irons’ death has been officially handled is the pregnant silence and, in some cases, apparent misdirection that has come from those in a position to clarify incongruous facts and events surrounding his death. A Billabong Executive declined to comment on the record for this story, and the day Irons was discovered dead in a Texas hotel room, Billabong’s Director of Media (who may have been acting independently on behalf of the family – it was unclear at time of reporting) distributed the following press release, titled “3-Time World Champ Andy Irons Dead From Deng (sic) Fever” to journalists involved in the surf world:

HONOLULU – (November 2, 2010) — The world of surfing mourns an incredibly sad loss today with the news that Hawaii’s Andy Irons has died. Andy was a beloved husband, and a true champion. Irons, 32, withdrew from a professional surfing event in Puerto Rico last weekend due to illness and passed away during a layover en-route to his home in Kauai, Hawaii. He had reportedly been battling with dengue fever, a viral disease. At this time the family thanks his friends and fans for their support, and asks that the community respect its privacy. The family also asks to not be contacted so their focus can remain on one another during this time of profound loss.

Media outlets diffused the Dengue fever hypothesis until Brad Melekian published his now-famous article in Outside Magazine "Andy Irons Last Drop by Brad Melekian" stating that Irons was apparently well enough to stop in Miami and party with friends. The toxicology report rules out Dengue entirely. It is still unclear who, if anyone, diagnosed Irons in Puerto Rico. Billabong Media representatives have not responded to repeated interview requests, and in December ASP officials refused to pass along contact details for the medical staff that allegedly diagnosed the disease.
A few weeks before the toxicology report was released to the media, I interviewed ex-pro surfer Christian Fletcher whose career, like Irons’ was marked by equal parts brilliance and self-destruction. His take is unequivocal: “Let’s say it comes out that he did have this drug or that drug in his system. If that is the case, they really did try to do a big cover up,” he says.
He then pauses and asks rhetorically: “What the fuck were they lying for? You can create a positive from such a shitty thing happening. If you have a problem like that and you came out and released a statement about it, there wouldn’t have to be people like you calling people like me to get dirt on the situation.”

The key point to get across about Andy is that he knew, and his family knew, and his sponsor Billabong knew he had a problem,” says ex-pro surfer, Peter King, an outspoken critic of using the image of drugs to brand surfing companies. “He was getting away from it and getting better. Much better. No one was ever trying to cover up what Andy was going through…his performances suffered, he had to take a break from competing, and he worked to get past his addiction. No secret there.”
“We aren’t a tabloid culture in surf trying to destroy each other on top of bad things that are happening,” King offers unprompted. “I do not know exactly why Andy died other than there was no one with him on that flight home…but no one was ever trying to market or capitalize on his problems.”
The sense of camaraderie King alludes to has long characterized the way surfers conduct business. Irons’ problems with substance abuse were never directly addressed in print, both for business considerations, and because surfing magazine editors appeared (and appear) to have a genuine concern for his public image. He was described as a “partier” and his break from the ASP World Tour was framed by media outlets as a loss of the will to compete, as seen in two separate interviews on Surfline in 2008 and 2009. At one point in the interviews, Irons himself denies the “partying,” saying: “Nope. It’s easy to place the blame on drinking and partying, but honestly, 12 years (on tour) is the reason why, and that is it. Go ahead and replace the word ‘partying’ in Transworld’s quote with ‘repetition,’ and you got yourself a quote we can work with.”
The Surfline interviews reflect an essential truth about the surf media: Its traditional role is not as much to inform the reader as it is to give Irons a platform to speak his piece. Such acquiescence is common in all celebrity driven cultures – ie: music, show business, mainstream sports, etc… – but in surfing, members of the greater industry still have a high degree of interaction with their stars. If they felt they were protecting Irons’ image, they were also protecting their own.
“What surprises me, is that it isn’t just the surfers doing drugs, it’s the reps, the filmers, the team managers…you name it,” an industry insider told told me at the Rip Curl Pro Search in Puerto Rico . “A lot of times they are the ones scoring it for the surfers. I was at an event in California and every other person was coming up to me asking if I wanted to do a line in the bathroom.”
According to photographer and friend of Irons, Art Brewer, the surf industry is unique not because of the presence of drugs, but because it is in the precarious process of distancing itself from a stereotypical drugged-out image. “None of us are saints, but no one wants to talk about it,” he says. “It would be a black eye to the industry. Being a pro surfer now is like being a rock musician back in the day. Drugs are so accessible when you are in that scene. But I wouldn’t say it’s the company guys who are giving drugs to their riders. They know it’s happening, but they’re not acknowledging it, or maybe they don’t know how to handle it.”
The facilitators, according to Brewer, are the mid-range players, the people who “aren’t the stars, but want to be cool and look good in those people’s eyes.”
According to Brewer, the media’s sidestepping around Irons’ addiction problems was a result of the advertising dollars that come from the large surfing companies keeping those magazines alive. “The only reason I talk about it is because I think it’s a joke how the industry is run – it’s a whole little clique, like a mafia, and it’s becoming cheaper and cheaper,” he says.
During his illustrious career, Irons was a bona fide marketing coup. The brashness of both his surfing and personality made him the consummate foil for the cool, sometimes robotic professionalism of Kelly Slater. Irons was the Andre Agassi to Slater’s Pete Sampras, and Brewer admits that he was initially drawn to the concept of rebellious savant. “Part of the reason I got into surf photography was that I was attracted to the characters you could meet, especially the bad boys like (Miki) Dora or Andy. But when someone dies from it, the game is no longer any fun.”

Like many of the current crop of famous surfers, Irons was, in part, raised by the surf industry. His professional career began with his win at the HIC Pipleline Pro in 1996, when he was still a senior in high school. In 2001, he became one of the wealthiest surfers in the world after signing with Billabong for a reported $650,000 a year. While the generous compensation was a novelty at the time, one thing remained the same:
“Temptation,” says agent and former pro surfer, Johnn Shimooka, whose company, Consolidated Sports, represents elite pro surfers like Jordy Smith, Laura Enever, and Michel Bourez. “Everyone wants a piece of you. Whether you are fifty in the world and have a huge domestic following or you’re a world champ. These days there is so much on the line, so much money and prestige.”
Does it go to surfers’ heads? “Sure,” he says, not referring specifically to Irons, but to the young surfers he has dealt with both as an agent and through managing Quiksilver’s Young Guns program. “All young surfers are prima donnas. I know I was. There is a lot of pressure on these kids, and they run the very real danger of burning out from being exposed to too much, too soon. It’s up to the individual athlete to have a support group around them that is honest and open and will bring them back down to earth when they get too big for their britches.”
“If I had a son or a daughter who was in that whole [sponsorship] program…” Brewer begins, then falters. “…It’s virtually unchaperoned. Maybe they need team managers to watch over the kids or participate in their lives a little more. It’s got to be someone they respect.”
In different interviews, industry workers described team managers as everything from “glorified babysitters,” to “frustrated, ex-pro surfers,” to “some of the toughest, most underpaid and most underrated people in pro surfing.”
That last one came from Shimooka, though he agrees that babysitting is part of the job. “You end up being the first line of emotional support for a lot of these kids, and if you commit to looking out for them, well, you had better look out for them.”
I ask him how far that statement extends – these are, after all, other people’s children. “I like to say: ‘You’re never bigger than the game,’” says Shimooka. “What I mean is, unless you’re Kelly Slater, to me you have to wipe your own ass. I will help you to the best of my ability, but you have to draw the line somewhere or surfers will and can take advantage of a team manager to the point where it becomes a joke.”
Shimooka declined to comment directly on Irons, but my overarching question was: if sponsors play such a large role in a surfer’s support network, did Billabong have a responsibility to help Irons, effectively just an employee of their company, albeit an important one, get clean?
Fletcher believes that Billabong was looking out for Irons. “Would you put a bunch of money into something without putting a good security system on it, then keeping an eye on it?” he asks, rhetorically. But Fletcher was simultaneously dismissive of managers’ ability to influence surfers’ habits' ;especially as related to his own troubled career. “Wow, like that’s going to make an impact. A lot of people told me I was fucking up, but they were full blown drug addicts themselves.”
Fletcher was a pro surfer in a very different era, and he isn’t implying that the surfing industry is overflowing with drug addicts. It is not, however, by his or anyone else interviewed for this article’s estimations, an easy place to get clean.
Another industry insider I met at the Rip Curl Pro Search in Puerto Rico mentioned a surfer who was particularly distraught about Irons’ death because they had helped each other “stay on the wagon” in the past: “I hope this makes some of the other guys on tour wake up and re-evaluate their lives a bit,” he said.
Many people I’ve spoken with on and off the record show flashes of survivors’ guilt, perhaps best explained by Brewer’s age-old surfing cliché “none of us are saints.” Fletcher, on the other hand, rejects the idea of recriminations. “Kids in the surf industry need to be looked out for. They are young and dumb and have no coping skills, and they are surrounded by Yes Men giving them massive egos. But at some point you need to take responsibility for yourself. I’m forty years old, and I’ve had a lot of friends die recently. People try to place blame everywhere when people overdose. The way I look at it is: how old is the guy? And when is he going to become responsible for his own actions?”
But even Fletcher softens slightly and takes on a semi-philosophical tone when asked about the difficulties of being a pro surfer. “From the outside looking in, it’s the best job in the world. But making money can take the passion out of it. Not for everyone, but for me it did. If you are expecting to be paid, there are obligations you have to fulfill. Whether that is a wave pool in Arizona or talking to a guy in a bar who is drunk and bugging the shit out of you. Sometimes it takes a lot of fucking work.”
Shimooka agrees. “Pro surfers spend a lot of time away from the comforts of home – their friends, their girlfriends, even little things like their own pillows. The road gets lonely. You are out there on your own, against the world, and the world is a very big place. Sure, if you are on a roll, everyone wants to know you, but when you can’t get results it’s easy to fall off track. I encourage you to try and be a pro athlete. It ain’t easy. Even the best surfers in the world get lonely, even multiple [time] world champions.”
“Andy was too important to the industry,” says Brewer. “He was a hero, and that’s how they wanted him to go out. Dengue fever? Yea, right. One in a fucking million die of Dengue.”
I ask him if official revelations of drug use will diminish his legacy. “No, not at all. He’s like Jimi Hendrix. He was already great, and now that he’s gone it just carries on that mystique. It’s almost like a marketing tool.”
Additional reporting contributed by Zach Weisberg.

source: The Inertia

California Gold by youngwisetails

2012-01-02T22:17:00.002-02:00

Conner and Parker Coffin surfing around home in the winter of 2012

Thrasher - Burnout - Best Year Ever 2011 (White Trash Way of Life)

2012-01-02T21:59:00.000-02:00

Industry experts agree, 2011 was the Best Year Ever. Thanks everybody.

Salami pool skateboarding

2012-01-02T21:36:00.000-02:00

Lowcard's Clip of The Day - Grant Taylor & Raven Tershy

2012-01-02T19:31:00.000-02:00

Grant Taylor and Raven Tershy find some lines at Potrero Skatepark.

filmed by: Nick Matlin
lowcardmag.com

SP visions #10 - Chinatown Fisheye Redscale

2012-01-02T17:15:00.000-02:00

Tattoo Artist - Mike Adams

2012-01-02T16:49:00.000-02:00

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In Defense (and Condemnation) of the Hipster - Movin' On with Dane Reynolds by Cyrus Sutton

2012-01-02T15:37:00.000-02:00

Having shot this over 5 years ago during Dane's breakout WCT performance
on Australia's Gold Coast, I haven't known what to do with the footage.
Originally, it was going to be used for a 16mm film called "Corduroy,"
the title of which minus the "C" was obviously used for this blog years
later..
Well, we thought it fitting to finally release it after Dane's announcement
that he's leaving the tour. Thanks for the stoke man and good luck movin' on,
we'll be enjoying it all.

For more on Dane, check out Cy's post below

Camera/Edit Cyrus Sutton // "Sweet Dreams" The Eurythmics // ©Korduroy 2011

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I’ve been looking for a way to address the hipster topic for a while now, and with the exchange between former Surfer Magazine editor Chris Mauro and Dane Reynolds, there’s finally a topic that opens the door. Here’s a summary of Dane and Mauro’s exchange…
Last October, Mauro wrote “Dane Reynolds’ Virulent Strain” an article describing “Daneophilia,” a fictional epidemic infecting impressionable young surfers. According to Mauro, Dane-o-Feel-ya is characterized by “languorous behavior… more commonly known as the fuck-its.” Dane, after announcing his departure from the ASP World Tour, fired back with a lower case, sixteen-hundred word “Declaration of Independence,” defending his decision and lashing out at Mauro referring to him as an out of touch dinosaur.
We’ve all seen Dane excel with abandon and crash in self-consciousness. He’s been pegged as the leader of surfing’s much loathed hipster movement, implicating him in many crimes against upper-middle class humanity. Mauro is not alone in his criticisms, Reynolds’ ambivalence towards fame and competition despite his hefty salary paints him as, well an overly-sensitive ingrate. And on the surface it’s an easy case to make, Dane appears to have it all: money, freedom, power. So why the melancholy interviews and awkward speeches? The majority of Mauro’s digs are indicative of how many feel about us 20 somethings: spoiled, out-of-touch, psudo-erudite tragedies infected with Dane-o-feel-ya. They caution that it will all end poorly. That this new hipster disease is a sinking ship. “Better to ditch the naive idealism, join the rest of society and pull our weight. Drop the act, and stop leaching the system dry with our arrogant navel pondering. This gripe is nothing new, just ask those who lived amongst the Luddites, Dadas, Beats, Hippies, and Punks. Society has always been quick to label its dissidents with labels and slurs. But the truth is, from Tom Sawyer to Holden Caulifield, we’ve all been, if even for a brief moment, disillusioned youths coping with the ugly side of the system that ironically supports our misgivings. But if Dane is merely another cog in history’s wheel of hapless over-privlidged youths, why do we care so much about him? Surely not because of his neck beard or hand scribbled t-shirts. The fact is that behind all of this apparent BS, Dane rips. He draws lines with a surfboard that reek of a highly refined craft. Even Mauro admits that Dane’s surfing is a thing of beauty. And with each session Dane is creating visceral art.

The very word artist is rooted to the Middle Age term of artisan: a person specializing in making something that directly contributes to their collective group. Ruling class aside, wealth and status have long been earned through a combination of creativity and practicality. But as technology has increasingly fragmented our once cooperative systems, the ancient human tendency to tinker for the common good has become adulterated. What used to be a simple equation is now a complex algorithm of self-promotion, marketing, overseas production and the nurturing of a “fan culture” that sustains it all.
Perhaps there is some truth to the common dig that likens stars such as actors, musicians or athletes to spoiled perma-children. For the nature of our star/fan culture is not to teach but instill idolatry that serves the sale of associated products. And this marketing of products acts as a wedge creating a perceived separation between fans and stars when in reality, the star is just another person with a job. A job which just so happens to be an incestuous relationship between business and pleasure. According to wikipedia “hipster” culture is defined namely by a preoccupation with the authentic, which is perhaps a reaction to this perverted nature of modern day consumerism. Maybe this is why Dane is leaving the tour, guys are buying $250 Redwing Boots and girls are dressing up like Native Americans, people everywhere are searching for something that finally feels real.
In his post, Mauro compares Dane with the super competitive pro surfer Adriano de Souza, postulating that Dane isn’t participating with the same level of sincerity as Adriano. While Adriano’s overt passion might win heats, overlooking the value of Dane’s performances of reckless abandon is to miss something important. Aside from our generation’s quest for authenticity, we are attempting to detach from the fear surrounding the many problems that need fixing. Issues like environmental harm, divorce, cancer, stress, and loneliness will only be quelled by the service of adventurous minds contributing a mix of cutting-edge innovation with creative detachment, not unlike Dane’s surfing. A lofty comparison I know, and it’s an equally strong point that surfing alone isn’t valuable enough of a contribution to warrant the wealth and status given to the top pro surfers. For certainly the fabric of our culture wouldn’t unravel if competitive or free surfing disappeared tomorrow. But the pure act of surfing is a great place to start, it’s an activity that takes a tremendous amount of workmanship and dedication to perfect, and those traits are building blocks towards living an inspirational life of any sort.
And herein lies Dane’s new challenge, and the challenge of anyone who endeavors to make their way in the complicated socioeconomic landscape of today- it is essential that we see past the trends or anti-trends, the stoke lies in learning from people who live their lives connected to a practical reality beyond the chatter of people bashing “hipsters” on their blogs or buying a lifestyle just to look cool. It is our job to somehow seek and relate substantial truths back to society rather just than perpetuate the self indulgence we’ve grown up with. When this is achieved Chris Mauro won’t have to write articles questioning our morals, the answer will be obvious and inspiring.

Editor’s Note 12/29/11(Korduroy.tv)
Here’s a follow up regarding Chris Mauro’s article. Firstly, I don’t back Dane in the belief that Mauro is a “dinosaur,” although I am sympathetic to Dane’s sentiments. The fact is that without Mauro’s opinion, Dane wouldn’t have written such a personal retort and we wouldn’t have had the opportunity to engage in this discourse. Banter from critics whether it be Mauro, Baja locals or anyone else is just a natural human tendency to humble the alphas in their group. I read once that chimps who display the most naturally gifted abilities get attacked by the rest of the pack, ensuring the eventual leader is either a chimp who second in skill or a severely humbled alpha who will be in service of the group. The ivory tower system of stardom separates us from those natural interactions so they instead play themselves out on blogs and internet forums. Reading Mauro’s post in this light, seems to reveal it as just a call for engagement with a star who ambivalence towards towards his job often leaves his fans in the dark (and it’s obvious Mauro, like myself, is one of Dane’s biggest fans). However, the nature of stardom is one of a peculiar isolation that’s seldom explained and rarely understood. And this isolation is magnified when the star is a deep, thoughtful person like Dane. But that probably requires another post altogether, maybe it should be called why “Why Dane and Mauro Should Be Friends.” Also I wanted to mention Zach Weisburg’s post on this topic which came out promptly after Dane’s declaration, it’s a good level-headed take on the exchange and influenced this post.

source: korduroy.tv

10-30-11 Bread Bowl Weekend Hype - Typical Culture

2012-01-01T22:49:00.000-02:00

Ft. Brandon Perelson, Greg Zamarripa, Dylan Messer,
Luis Sedano, Bario Mike, Andrew Mercado.
Filmed by Dowdy

Matt Wilkinson at the Copa Copacabana

2012-01-01T22:46:00.000-02:00

Droid Rides Dolphin In Tube

2012-01-01T22:37:00.002-02:00

Andrew Doheny befriending dolphins in HB and Bali.

Thrasher King of the Road 2011 - Webisode #7

2011-12-31T15:25:00.002-02:00

Vans barely makes it out of Salt Lake City alive in this one.
A rail in the rain destroys Daniel Lu and Trujillo hesitates
on a 10-foot boneless drop.

Lowcard's Clip of The Day - 3 Gigolos

2011-12-31T12:03:00.000-02:00

Clip of the Day featuring 3 Gigolos:
Rico Suave, Jack Given, and Cody Lockwood

"So please don't judge a book by its cover
There's more to being a latin lover
You got to know how to deal with a woman
That won't let go
The price you pay for being a gigolo," Rico Suave.

filmed by: Tadashi
lowcardmag.com

Julian Wilson - 2011 Wrap Up

2011-12-31T11:50:00.002-02:00

A neat little edit made up by some of the best clips of Jules
collected during 2011.
Filmed and edited by Jimmy Lees.

Matt Meola and Albee Layer

2011-12-31T11:32:00.000-02:00

Surf has been pretty bad here on Maui but Christmas brought
a little holiday swell. Just a couple sessions on the north shore
of Maui on Christmas eve and day

Turn the sound of this video off and listen to some 90's hardcore

Dead Kennedys - Holiday In Cambodia

2011-12-30T20:53:00.000-02:00

Dead Kennedys - Holiday In Cambodia Lyrics

So you've been to school for a year or two
And you know you've seen it all
In daddy's car thinkin' you'll go far
Back east you type don't crawl
Play ethnicky jazz to parade your snazz
On you five grand stereo

Braggin' that you know how the niggers feel the cold
And the slum's got so much soul
It's time to taste what you most fear
Right Guard will not help you here
Brace yourself, my dear
Brace yourself, my dear

It's a holiday in Cambodia
It's tough kid, but it's life
It's a holiday in Cambodia
Don't foget to pack a wife

You're a star-belly sneech you suck like a leech
You want everyone to act like you
Kiss ass while you bitch so you can get rich
But your boss gets richer off you
Well you'll work harder with a gun in your back
For a bowl of rice a day
Slave for soldiers 'til you starve

Then you head is skewered on a stake
Now you can go where people are one
Now you can go where they get things done
What you need, my son...
What you need, my son...

Is a holiday in Cambodia
Where people dress in black
A holiday in Cambodia
Where you'll kiss ass or crack

Pol... Pot,
Pol... Pot,
Pol... Pot,
Pol... Pot.

And it's a holiday in Cambodia
Where you'll what you're told
A holiday in Cambodia
Where the slum's got so much soul
Pol Pot...

The Spits - Die Die Die!

2011-12-30T15:54:00.002-02:00

The Spits - Drop Out

2011-12-30T15:53:00.004-02:00

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Swamp Music

2011-12-30T15:47:00.000-02:00

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Swamp Music Lyrics

Going down to the swamp
Gonna watch me a hound dog catch a 'coon
Well, I'm going down to the swamp
Gonna watch me a hound dog catch a 'coon
You know the hounddog make-a music
On a summer night under a full moon

Lord, fetch my cane pole mama
Gonna catch a bream or maybe two
Lord, fetch my cane pole mama
Gonna catch a bream or maybe two
And when the hound dog start barkin'
Sounds like ol' Son House singin' the blues

(chorus)
Hound dog sing that
Swamp, swamp, swamp, swamp music
Swamp, swamp, swamp, swamp music
When the hound dog starts singin'
I ain't got them big ol' city blues

Well, hey pretty mama
Lord, just take that city hike
Said go ahead pretty mama
Lord, just take your city hike
Well, I'd rather live with the hound dogs
For the rest of my natural born life

(chorus)
Singing that
Swamp, swamp, swamp, swamp music
Swamp, swamp, swamp, swamp music
Well, I'd rather live with the hounddogs
For the rest of my natural born life
Well, I'd wanna live with the hound dogs
For the rest of my natural born life

CITY OF RATS (Trailer 2) by Slam City Skates

2011-12-30T14:19:00.000-02:00

Celebrating it's 25 year anniversary, Slam City Skates are proud to present "City Of Rats", a Film by Henry Edwards-Wood featuring the Slam City Family alongside...

City of Rats

Karim Bakhtaoui
Daniel "Snowy" Kinloch
Rory Milanes
Lucien Clarke
Nick Jensen
Steph Morgan
Casper Brooker
Neil Smith
Jin Shimizu
Joey Pressey
Olly Todd
Scott Howes
Rob Mathieson
Danny Brady
Darius Trabalza
John Tanner

Filmed predominantly on the streets of London Town.

PREMIERES EARLY 2012

slamcity.com
holdtighthenry.com

Best Of Strange Notes - 2011

2011-12-30T14:12:00.000-02:00

SP visions #9 - Chinatown Fisheye

2011-12-29T11:31:00.000-02:00

Tattoo Artist - Ben 13 [Siam Fifty Seven Tattoo]

2011-12-29T10:11:00.000-02:00

Ben 13 - Siam Fifty Seven

Centerfold by lowcard magazine

2011-12-29T09:47:00.000-02:00

Skaters: Ben Raybourn, Andrew Dellas, Derm, Bryce Ortega, Dusty Yauilla
Edit by: BIEDENBACH

Kids on Shred Productions - LNP Holiday Tease Full Part Re-Edit

2011-12-29T09:42:00.000-02:00

Here's an edit of LNP's full part from the Shred Remains,
to put you in the holiday spirit. We saved a few things from
his part so be sure to go to Itunes or your local shop and
pick up a copy of The Shred Remains with all of your holiday loot

Richmond D.I.Y Weekend Hype - Typical Culture

2011-12-29T00:00:00.000-02:00

Ft. Connor Getzlaff, David Cobb, Little Chris, Brad Herrera, Chris Gregson & Greg Zamarripa

VANS Let it Ride 2011 - Team One edit

2011-12-28T16:31:00.000-02:00

The long wait has an end!
In the next two weeks we will present to you the two main edits of both crews.
Starting of this week with the edit of Alex Baret aka Mayol.
Alex´crew was on a pure street mission and he had the right people for it on board:

Dan Lacey//Bruno Hoffmann//Kevin Kalkoff//Matthias Dandois//Alex Valentino

Have fun watching on what they found to ride on Tenerife and Gran Canaria

Sitka • Bear With Me • A West Coast Vacation

2011-12-28T16:28:00.000-02:00

Sitka presents a travel journal from Vancouver BC to Los Angeles CA.
Starring: Ben Knight, Colin Nogue, Fabian Merino, Luke Gonis and Matt Gravel
A Short Film by Alex Viau & Ben Gulliver

Hand in Glove -Romain Pareja Tattoo Studio

2011-12-28T14:42:00.000-02:00

"Born of Independent roots, Romain Pareja's Hand And Glove Tattoo
studio embodies a real skate/punk spirit that I grew up with.
All original artwork done by the best and delicately sewn into the skin.
Each piece as unique and individual as the clientele." // Scott H Bourne
Directed and filmed by Thibaut Grevet "The Death Of Cool Soul Agency"
Desillusion Magazine

Mason Ho - Free Love by rory pringle @ conceptblue

2011-12-28T12:03:00.000-02:00

ASG - Going Through Hell

2011-12-28T11:19:00.000-02:00

ASG - Going Through Hell Lyrics

Get me know you mother f's

YAAAHHHH

We take our medication
Push the pill amend the cure
To fast to fade to slow to hide

And when we come down
We come motherfucker help into grill
Our new vacation has already failed to fail

Lets make some heroin
My god is helpin in
Who said we gonna get that girl tonight

And when we come down
We come motherfucker help into grill
Its new vacation so ready to fail to fail

We'll never cool cause we're
Going through hell
Going through hell
Going through hell

Fact we've been there twice tonight
Going through hell
Going through hell
Going through hell

vacuation of so
going through hell
going through hell
going through hell

Pack your bags we'll set the light

Your running with our arms
No swing before the cause
All the lies we have inside
All the lies we have inside

We'll never cool cause we're
Going through hell
Going through hell
Going through hell

Fact we've been there twice tonight
Going through hell
Going through hell
Going through hell

vacuation of so
Going through hell
Going through hell
Going through hell

Pack your bags we'll set the light

Thrasher King of the Road 2011 - Webisode #6

2011-12-28T11:14:00.000-02:00

With Cory Kennedy and Shane O'Neill on board, Nike SB had flatground tech handled.
And as the road rage and odors add up, a gorgeous Vegas model lightens the mood

Fear - I Don't Care About You

2011-12-27T20:05:00.002-02:00

Fear - I Don't Care About You Lyrics

Down on South Street Philadelphia,
Out from Avenue C,
I seen it in the eyes
it was ready to freeze
from the valley hotel!

I don't care about you!
Fuck you!
I don't care about you!
Fuck you!

I see Hollywood boulevard,
welfare hotel,
I spent the night in jail,
near the Wicox hotel!

I don't care about you!
Fuck you!
I don't care about you!

I've seen an old man have a heart attack in Manhattan.
Well he just died while we just stood there lookin' at him.
Ain't he cute?

I don't care about you!
Ohhhhhhhhh!
I don't care about you!

I see man rollin' drunks,
bodies the streets.
Some man was sleepin' in puke
and a man with no legs crawling down 5th street trying to get something to eat!

I don't care about you!
Oh noooooo!!
I don't care about you!
Fuck you!
I don't care about you!
Hey! Hey!
I don't care about you!