Krooked Video Let’s Skate Dude
Krooked Video Let’s Skate Dude was the highest quality production to be created at Krooked Skateboards. Previous releases seemed rooted in stronger artistic point of views expressing the creativity happening behind the lens as much of as in front of it. This new Krooked Video is focused on the skateboarders within allowing them to create and leave us with a sense of who they are as skateboarders.
Brad Cromer | 43 | photo Gabe Morford
Some of the Best Music in a Skateboarding Video
Let’s Skate Dude has some of the best music that we’ve heard in a skateboard video in a long time. Over the years all Krooked videos have had solid soundtracks. Since the inception of the Krooked brand it has effortlessly maintained a balance between pure skateboarding and artistic expression.
skatevideosite.com | Krooked Video Let’s Skate Dude Soundtrack
Let’s Skate Dude Krooked video includes Mark Gonzales, Dan Drehobl, Bobby Worrest, Mike Anderson, Brad Cromer, Sebo Walker, Ronnie Sandoval and new amateur Matt Gottwig. As of this writing the 2017 Krooked team could possibly be the most well rounded yet somehow intertwined team in skateboarding. If you need daily doses of creativity you should follow the Krooked instagram page.
First Time Pro Parts from Sebo Walker, Brad Cromer and Ronnie Sandoval
Ronnie Sandoval | Frontside Feeble | photo Anthony Acosta
Bobby Worrest mentions Southside Skatepark during his Nine Club interview.
Bobby Worrest | The Nine Club | Gives Southside Skatepark some shine!
The Krooked video premiered Saturday Nov. 25th at Southside Skatepark and around the world at your local skateshop. Coincidentally Bobby Worrest mentioned Southside Skatepark during his Nine Club interview the Monday prior. So just a few days before witnessing Let’s Skate Dude we had the honor of Bobby literally stopping the interview to go back and drop us a solid plug. Speaking of living in Houston and skateboarding with Guru Khalsa, Nate Broussard and Brad Hiser here at Southside. After bringing us up and letting the world know of his time spent here as being significant to him we found ourselves even more eager at the approaching premiere date, feeling more connected to the project somehow.
Mike Anderson | Wallie | photo Gabe Morford
Never again question Mike Anderson’s decisions regarding his coverage. Apparently, the interviews we saw of late 2016 and early 2017 were all poured into the Krooked Video. Happy to say that this video has your Mike Anderson fix if you’ve been missing his skateboarding lately. The Krooked video has parts but impresses upon you that you’ve witnessed a cohesive release with a singular message through it’s thoughtful editing and natural progression throughout each part and as a whole.
