The thing that always bothered me about “Day In The Life” sections is that they always seemed so planned and scripted. Like the camera guy comes in and “wakes the skater up”, they visit a couple cool spots, “accidentally” bump into all their homies, crack a beer and fade to black. So naturally (stupidly) for this segment, we did the total opposite and came in with absolutely no preparation or really any idea of what we should be shooting. I figured we’d spend a couple of hours and hang out – whatever Dave is doing that day, we would do it with him, whether that’s grabbing a coffee, listening to music or holding his groceries. Here’s just a small glimpse of time we spent over at his place in Harlem.
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December 1, 2014 7:56 pm
damn what park is he skating at the end of the video?
December 2, 2014 1:53 am
This makes me want to kill myself
December 2, 2014 11:22 am
this dude sound pathetically complacent at the end talking about Ferguson. The whole “hope” thing is mostly just sham you dont just hope for things to change, you gotta instead do your small part to make that change happen. sorry to talk shit on your vid but it just bugs me he really said “theres nothing i can say or do” what a lame statement.
December 2, 2014 12:43 pm
its literally the truth