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NORTH, A Skateboard Video Antisocial 2002 Canadian

Keith Eric Davidson3 skaters recommend it · 5 mentions, 2017 to 2023
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North is a 2002 Canadian skate video from Antisocial skate shop, World Industries and Circa. It has parts from Arron Johnson, Mike Chalmers, Keegan Sauder, Wade Fyfe, Russ Milligan, Ted de Gros and Rick McCrank's crew.

Why skaters like it

Skaters bring it up as a lesser known favorite and a nostalgia pick from childhood, especially in Canadian scene threads.

“Here's a few lesser known videos I like Lordz - They don't give a fuck about us [VIDEO] Think - iThink [VIDEO] Antisocial - North …”

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What skaters said on Reddit

u/Orion8182019 · 1 points

They've all been covered here pretty much. Mosaic, Menikmati, Really Sorry, Yeah Right. I was also a big fan of the skaters from my local scene. Port Moody Blues [VIDEO] ans North [VIDEO] are some of my favourites and so is RDS FSU [VIDEO] for sheer nostalgia. I was also a huge zero fan, Dying to live, New Blood, and Ride the Sky are still great. Other than Mosaic I think my favorite, while not really that old yet, is Mind Field [VIDEO]. It's the peak of that generation of skating imo, the last great video before things got all weird with social media and the internet. Heath Kircharts part still gets me emotional. I'm surprised not to see some toy machine videos on peoples lists. Johnny Layton and Matt Bennetts parts in good and evil are classics. Nick Trapassos part in suffer the Joy was shocking at the time and Johnny skating to wolfmother is one of the most exciting parts ever, so much power. Jump off a building and welcome to hell are obviously modern classics too but were a couple years before I got into it. Brian Andersons front blunt on hubba hideout is still one of the best things ever. Edit: One last one, Lordz - They don't five a fuck about us [VIDEO]. Bastien was a beast…

u/jfabsubie2023 · 1 points

Omg I found it, circa was a sponsor on the video and it popped up when I did circa Canada. It’s call North, [VIDEO]

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