To celebrate Supreme New York’s new store in Seoul, Korea a big chunk of the team went to skate the city, before the shop has opened up. It’s good to see our friend Jun in there, big love!
Featuring Caleb Barnett, Seungwook Jee, Troy Gipson, Rowan Zorilla, Mark Gonzales, Nik Stain, Kader Sylla, Patrick O’Mara, Kris Brown, Seven Strong, Jun Kummer, Sully Cormier, Chansuk Hong, Ben Kadow, Sun Woo Moon, Eugene Choi, Juwon Eun,
Filmed by William Strobeck, Johnny Wilson, and Alex Greenberg.
Supreme opened a store in Milan and Bill and the gang are back with some new friends!
This is absolutely amazing. Enough said.
Everybody knows Bill films for both his and Supreme’s Instagram, his music selection immaculate like that first Ghostface Killah album.
Before people took his videos and made the “strobeckouttakes“ series on youtube happen. It seems though that from now on we don’t need that because Mr. Strobeck remixed his own Tyshawn Jones footage.
History is important and Bill Strobeck’s path in skateboarding is comparable to being an artist in Paris during the start of the 1900’s.
Bill once said in an interview he was thinking about making a video with all his best footage and we hope this is the start of that renaissance project.
When your favorite filmer films your favorite skaters. Well, in that case, it has to be written in past tense because this was filmed before 2010. Alex Olson in Lakai’s, Jake Johnson skating an AWS Board and Janoski in Janoskis, ha. Some things never change. Go, watch the video it is amazing:
Everyone’s new favorite skater Sage Elsesser with some sort of you may call “B-Sides” video for Quartersnacks. We do not care if its A-B- or C Footage – we’ll take it anyway.
Ever wonder why those Supreme videos are so good? It is because the man behind them has had a long history of working for and filming with some of the best to ever do it. Bobshirt interviews are some of the best in-depth interviews and Transworld definitely made the right move by picking them up. Enjoy Fat Bill and Anthony Pappalardo shooting the shit for old times sake.
Normally this footage seems to be reserved for Instagram montages but somehow Mr. Strobeck decided to make an entire montage from the Paris leftovers. Seems that Dill had a hand in choosing the song for this one (Mr. Wonder being his favorite artist) and we are happy to see Stevie shine in a montage like this one. Sit down and enjoy all your favorites in this 4-minute throwback to Supreme’s winter months in Paris.
We haven’t seen a Johnny Wilson video in some time and that is slightly unusual for the most productive crew in NY, sure Johnny has been in Paris working on Supreme stuff but in the end that is Bill’s thing. So it is good to see Johnny and company back on our computers screens with the 21st installment of his HD series. Enjoy!
https://vimeo.com/173256374
Once again somebody took the time to create a little Supreme style compilation clips. There is something to it though scrolling through Strobeck’s feed and collection little snippets here and there. You get Fat Bill’s style of filming with the music style of the creator (or not), but in the end something new is created. Remixing or collaging is, was and will remain one of todays most important movements in and out of skateboarding.
Nachdem in diesem Jahr bereits das Supreme Video “cherry” aus seiner Feder erschien, hat sich Bill Strobeck keineswegs faul auf die Haut gelegt, sondern weiterhin fleissig Zeit auf den Strassen New Yorks verbracht. Herausgekommen ist ein neues Video “Joyride” feat. Sage Elsesser, Sean Pablo, Nakel Smith, Tyshawn Jones, Kevin Bradley, Aiden Mackey und Ben Kadow, wobei besonders letzterer mit einem Gap to Firecracker für Aufsehen sorgt. Besonders gut ist auch zu erkennen, wie die Cherry-Kids gewachsen sind und welche ninjaartigen Fähigkeiten Tyshawn neben seinen Skateskills entwickelt hat. Und: Mark Gonzales ist verrückt.
Bill Strobeck im Interview mit unseren asiatischen Kollegen vom VHSMag über die Enstehungengeschichte von “Cherry” und seine vorherigen Projekte. Abgehalten wurde das Ganze während der Weltpremieren Tour des Supreme Videos in Japan.
Während Olson, Rieder, Dill, William Strobeck persönlich & Co. ihre Premierentour in Japan fortsetzen, wird das Video am laufenden Band illegal geleakt. Dabei müsste man sich nur noch zwei Tage gedulden, bis Supremes Cherry bei iTunes erhältlich ist. Um eure Vorfreude in schwindelerregende Höhen zu treiben, haben wir bereits alle Songs gesucht, gefunden und zum Anklicken vorbereitet. Neben dem eigentlichen Bild ist der Sound eines Films das wohl wichtigste Werkzeug, um Bilder zu verdeutlichen und/oder zu beschreiben. Von Cypress Hill bishin zu The Cure ist der Soundtrack, der Supreme Truppe entsprechend, ziemlich bunt, und eigentlich ist fast alles dabei.
Cypress Hill – I Wanna Get High : Montage Nr.1 (Intro)
Jane’s Addiction – Stop : Montage Nr.2
The Cure – Cold : Montage Nr.3
Chief Keef – I Dont Know Them : Montage Nr.4
Gang Gang Dance – Vacuum : Montage Nr.5
INXS – Never Tear Us Apart : Dylan Rieder & Alex Olson
Chef Raekwon – Glaciers of Ice : Montage Nr.6
Group Home – Baby Pa : Montage Nr.7
Salem – Fuck Shit 666 : Credits
Hinter dem glanzvollen Titel “Pigeon” (auf Deutsch: Taube) verbirgt sich eine Montage mit Josh Kalis und Stevie Williams aus ihren besten Love Park Zeiten. Beim Anschauen bekommt man einen Flashback auf die späten Neunziger bis hin zur Mitte des Jahrtausends. Das waren noch Zeiten. Der Spirit kommt in dem Edit von Bill Strobeck jedenfalls sehr gut rüber. Echte Plazas sind doch geiler als Skateplazas. Verrückte Atzen, crazy Dudes und Wegrennen vor den Cops war damals standard.