WE SKATED THROUGH CHINATOWN ON CHINESE NEW YEAR

February 13, 2019/ / VIDEOS/ Comments: 5

One of the best parts of living in New York is never running out of excuses to not explore your neighborhood. No matter what the place or activity is, you can always say it’s too far, too hard to get to, or just too boring.

Eventually though, you gotta leave your tiny fucking apartment and see what’s out there. So last week on Chinese New Year, we met up with two local kids who grew up not far from New York’s Chinatown but had never seen Chinese New Year first hand. So we signed them out of school early and took them to see the real deal for the first time.

If you also like to keep your head up the high-priced butt of the NYC skate scene, you might know these kids, Kyota Umeki and King. They’re 16 and 15 years old, so skating around with young kids was a nice change of pace. It makes you remember the spontaneity of rolling around with your friends, hitting random non-spot spots, and yelling curse words to feel cool.

Watch our multicultural urban field trip above, and if you need any 30 year-old jaded skaters to chaperone your high school function, shoot us a fax. Jenkem is for the children!

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  1. Egg roll

    February 13, 2019 4:52 pm

    That was terrific, great job guys!!

  2. - spring rolls - are the healthier choice

    February 14, 2019 8:39 am

    “That was terrific, great job guys!!” …that is how you sound.

  3. Mr. Kimball

    February 15, 2019 9:26 am

    That was terrific. It’s fantastic to see other cultures and its relation to within the context of the ART of skateboarding. Great job guys!

  4. Buss Down Thotiana

    May 20, 2021 12:44 am

    Terrific comments, great job guys!!

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