The first time I ever saw a wallride, it was Natas, I lost my mind. I mean I lost my mind, I tried so hard to ollie like that, we had no ramps hardly in my town it was all street skating and Natas, Vallely, Gonzo, Mullen, those guys WERE skating!!
I dare anyone to have as original thought as Natas / Gonz / Mullen / Mike V / Jay Adams.......possibly Hawk.
These guys didnt follow any thing but just a feel, thats it. These days its ohhh you cant do a flippty flippy flip, whatever, create something original.
Damn Fella, how can ya drop a bomb like that? that's gotta be the worst comment ever . Gonz was a true pioneer and also one hell of an awesome cat/artist/spokesman. Fake you say, mate if you been rolling since the early 80's and showed the world how to bust randrails, ollies, flips yadda ydda then maybe you can stand on your forum perch and judge but i'm thinking you first picked up a board in the late 90's and thought you were gangsta> You Suck!
@dgarvin1 Mate if you been rolling since the early 80's and showed the world how to bust randrails, ollies, flips yadda ydda then maybe you can stand on your forum perch and judge but i'm thinking you first picked up a board in the late 90's and thought you were gangsta> You Suck!
@Longi452 Mofo was the most well-known and established photographer of skating in the 80's. He quit and left the skate scene after Gator committed murder. Now you're going to tell me you don't know who Gator is, right?
@Longi452 it's a joke for you because it prompted your question. your generation just has no sense of anything that happened before your pre-k years. I heard phenomenal stats on kids entering high school who have no idea what 9-11 was. preceding generations this was not the case. we had an understanding and connection to much that went before us.
@Nominay So now you're saying that new freshmans have no idea what 9-11 is?............ Sure, schools these days are teaching shit, that doesn't mean we're idiots who know nothing about history. If I don't know the name of a skateboard photographer from the 80's, that means I have "no sense of anything that happened" before I was 4? Amazing inference. Just amazing.
@Longi452 that you're a skater you should have even more of a sense of what things were like 20 years back ... doesn't mean you have to be an expert. i know you think I'm a dick, but this should amuse you - washingtonpostDOTcom/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/09/10/AR2009091004425.html
@Nominay Yes, it was obviously an inside job, yet every kid believes that whatever's on a textbook in school is correct.. and everyone on campus is an idiot... it happened in 1997?!
Natas was Skips good karma after the Z-boys (except Jay) bailed out on him to cash in. Natas is the best example of what skateboarding is all about. This man is so full of soul. What a great story and an amazing person. Watching him sk8 gets me fired up to carve the shit out of my neighborhood. I'm shutting this computer down to go ride.
exactly, he was in element video and i was like who was that and only 3 tricks, i was like come on, why is he on element until a year later, i found out about him who he is so i understand why he was in element and last footage of him was sick!
Aee, this is skateboarding, not what today is. Back then you skated to SKATE. Not for money or the fame, it was for the fun and to express yourself. Natas is that.
It's amazing how far skateboarding has come. like back then if you could ollie you were amazing. now to be good it seems like you have to hardflip like a ten stair or something
Natas was the next generation of Z-Boyz after the original 70's team (Alva, Peralta, Adams,etc.)!!
Skip could have brought back the glory of the original Dogtown Z-Boyz if he would have built on Natas and hooked in other 80's street skaters at the time..
alot of new era kids would say "i can do that first try" to alot of the ledge tricks in hear, but they'll never be able to do it with the style that natas natrually has
@Leaffan93rules or on a ten pound board with eraser-like wheels, without any vision into the future of skating. natas was right there, inventing those tricks, breaking into uncharted territory. kids today were not there, & they don't know what it felt like.
@Leaffan93rules Yeah, but they forget that before then, nobody did it, and now people have been doing them for 20+ years. Thats why when a kid says "this board/trucks/shoes are too heavy/wide/long etc. I always say. Really? Guys were pulling kickflips 20 years ago on boards almost twice as wide and heavy.
wrong. Skating is skating and it always will be. "New era kids" arent real skaters. Im 16 and Im in love with skateboarding. I look up to people like Natas because their original and they're the reason skating is what it is today.
Natas WAS the next generation of Z-Boyz after the original 70's team (Alva, Peralta, Adams,etc.)!!
Skip could have brought back the glory of the original Dogtown Z-Boyz if he would have built on Natas and hooked in other 80's street skaters at the time to SMA..
80´s...good times! Times of Christian Hosoi and Natas Kaupas, my 2 favourites American skaters in that time. Too, In that time, here in Brazil we had god skaters, like Rui Muleque, beto or die (my favourite brazilian shape- by lifestyle), fernandinho batman, Cupim, Mureta, Alexandre Ribeiro, Sérgio negrão, tron and others. Too, I remember that I had a shape of rob roskop (my favourite), trucks tracker (I dreamed of having a Gullwing) and santa cruz's wheels. (U.S. products were expensive)
It's natural that the Americans elect an American, and of course, that a Brazilian say "Bob!". I remember the Rodney Mullen, in the 80s, as the king of the freestyle mode and Tony Hawk in vertical. But, to elect the best of all, I think we have to see who was the best overall (freestyle, street, vert ramp and mega). Mullen is the king on the ground and I think in vert, is Bob. Perhaps, by the history of the skateboard, Tony Hawk is the best in general?...
80's... In that time, here in Brazil, we only watching on tv, Hosoi and Hawk disputing the hegemony of the global skateboarding, and dreaming to see, in a day, a Brazilian skater in this place. The time has passed and the dream became a reality ... Bob Burnquist, Sandro Dias, among many others at the top of the world skating! What a pride! (we can not forget about the older Brazilians skaters that are part of this, too)
soccer = Pelé, basketball = Michael Jordan, tenis = Federer, surfboarding = kelly Slater, skateboarding = Tony Hawk or Bob Burnquist? (For me, is Bob. And for you? Who is the king?)
Hello. I'm from São Paulo-SP, Brazil (the South America's skateboarding capital) and in the 80's I saw the fight between Cristian Hosoi and Tony Hawk for the world hegemony. In that time, sure, we only dreamed, but today, I'm very proud to know that Bob Burnquist is the 'Pelé' (the King) of the skateboarding, like the Brazilian skateboarding is on the top of the world. (unfortuneately it still not happened with the Brazilian surfboarding). PS- Sorry 4 my bad english.
the funny thing is if any skaters today had done a basic ollie over a skateboard we would of owned those freestyle contests back then before mullen and natas;)
this is the real person who revolutionized street skateboarding not bam margera and ryan sheckler its so awsome we have legends like mark gonzales and natas who did things for skateboarding without them street skating wouldnt be were it is today the guy is a real hero for skating and not many people get it.
It is important to note that most of his street skating for all his videos were done in his own neighborhood (granted it was Venice Beach). You can really see his progression from 1986 until the early 90's on the same exact curbs, ledges and walls. Amazing - I don't know any other skater that can show their progression so precisely.
I was into skating in the late 80's and mid ninties he was probably the best. Anyone remember skate t.v what was that other show in the early nineties also hell i forget. Damn early nineties were the days anyone else in this time and my age bring some feed back.
I just widh I could rate it 6 stars. 5 stars is an understatement. In the 80's I was totally into vert, Natas was my inspiration for creative street skateboarding ...
I sometimes wish I could of been alive back then to see how much innovation (like the wallride and the handrail)went down without thinking of those tricks as something everyone does.
Best guy Ever I met Natas in Grassroots Brampton I think it was 88 if I'm correct. I had his second deck SMA Panther. Natas is original OG. I was a teen punk back then and he let me olie his board. Greatest day ever.
thanks for this i really appreciate it. when i sit at work all bored and with no energy left i just watch the natas bio and it brings back such good memories from the past ... it gets me up n goin!
That Thrasher cover with Natas on the car was the first skate mag I ever bought. Natas, reissue your deck so I can go get a purple one and try to do some fun skate shit!
A lot of people can skate better than Natas now but back in the 80's he was unparralleled. True pioneer
snowy976 4 weeks ago
Amazing. Every era has stand outs,but some skaters are timeless.
professor900 4 months ago
The first time I ever saw a wallride, it was Natas, I lost my mind. I mean I lost my mind, I tried so hard to ollie like that, we had no ramps hardly in my town it was all street skating and Natas, Vallely, Gonzo, Mullen, those guys WERE skating!!
push71 8 months ago
anyone who saw him ollie, wallride, or handrail in 87 knows. Anyone who didn't, doesn't. End of story
rebusd 8 months ago
im glad this came out ,people should know about natas ,mark gonzalez, julien stranger,john cardiel ogs like that
XheroinxchicX 9 months ago
I dare anyone to have as original thought as Natas / Gonz / Mullen / Mike V / Jay Adams.......possibly Hawk.
These guys didnt follow any thing but just a feel, thats it. These days its ohhh you cant do a flippty flippy flip, whatever, create something original.
benaberry 9 months ago
@benaberry thank you! everyone cares way to much about doing certain tricks now and days and the pure reason for skateboarding is gone, fun.
SSDecontrol94 8 months ago
Hail Natas!
fairlystupidjello 11 months ago
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mistaflynn76 1 year ago
@dgarvin
Damn Fella, how can ya drop a bomb like that? that's gotta be the worst comment ever . Gonz was a true pioneer and also one hell of an awesome cat/artist/spokesman. Fake you say, mate if you been rolling since the early 80's and showed the world how to bust randrails, ollies, flips yadda ydda then maybe you can stand on your forum perch and judge but i'm thinking you first picked up a board in the late 90's and thought you were gangsta> You Suck!
mistaflynn76 1 year ago
@mistaflynn76
Whatever dick. I started skating in 1980.
dgarvin1 10 months ago
Right, gonz is so annoying. Imitation crazy. He used that to stick out against the other top skaters.
It's so fake.
dgarvin1 1 year ago
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@dgarvin1 Mate if you been rolling since the early 80's and showed the world how to bust randrails, ollies, flips yadda ydda then maybe you can stand on your forum perch and judge but i'm thinking you first picked up a board in the late 90's and thought you were gangsta> You Suck!
mistaflynn76 1 year ago
wow, my sk8 idol, wallrides and Gonz and street pioneers = good old rad times
pangrac1 1 year ago
my older brother's friend had that thrasher magazine, he had a lance mountain skateboard too :P first skater i ever saw.
freakoutguitarsolo1 1 year ago
So.. There's this dude named... mofo?
Longi452 1 year ago
@Longi452 Mofo was the most well-known and established photographer of skating in the 80's. He quit and left the skate scene after Gator committed murder. Now you're going to tell me you don't know who Gator is, right?
Nominay 1 year ago
@Nominay Um... I was making a joke.. and I'm not into photography, so how should I know the names of skate photographers?
Longi452 1 year ago
@Longi452 it's a joke for you because it prompted your question. your generation just has no sense of anything that happened before your pre-k years. I heard phenomenal stats on kids entering high school who have no idea what 9-11 was. preceding generations this was not the case. we had an understanding and connection to much that went before us.
Nominay 1 year ago
@Nominay So now you're saying that new freshmans have no idea what 9-11 is?............ Sure, schools these days are teaching shit, that doesn't mean we're idiots who know nothing about history. If I don't know the name of a skateboard photographer from the 80's, that means I have "no sense of anything that happened" before I was 4? Amazing inference. Just amazing.
Longi452 1 year ago
@Longi452 that you're a skater you should have even more of a sense of what things were like 20 years back ... doesn't mean you have to be an expert. i know you think I'm a dick, but this should amuse you - washingtonpostDOTcom/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/09/10/AR2009091004425.html
Nominay 1 year ago
@Nominay Well, that washingtonpost article was pretty strange.. I highly doubt anyone with a heart wouldn't know what 9/11 was.
Longi452 1 year ago
@Longi452 No, just what year it was, but glad you feel that way. /watch?v=5ktgl0tcsXg
Nominay 1 year ago
@Nominay Yes, it was obviously an inside job, yet every kid believes that whatever's on a textbook in school is correct.. and everyone on campus is an idiot... it happened in 1997?!
Longi452 1 year ago
no offense but his voice reminds me of the old pedophile on family guy.
omgdeepa1995 1 year ago
@omgdeepa1995 fuck you because i am offended
gnabthatorangesoda 1 year ago
I wonder what ever happened to Santa Monica Airlines skateboards which was his pro sponser
TheRalphus666 1 year ago
poor old lady at 2:00
yourgrandma34 1 year ago 4
did he like die or something?
drinkycrow22 1 year ago
@drinkycrow22 No he didnt he mostly surfs than skate now
DinoXaviz 1 year ago
man Skip Engblom just churns out progressive skaters like fucking cupcakes.
Seanistoocool4you 1 year ago
natas + mullen = invented about a zillion street tricks people take for granted today.
karatezombie 1 year ago 3
@karatezombie Gonz was more pivotal to street evolution than Natas, he just refused to have an ON Video segment done on him.
Nominay 1 year ago
any body notice his name backwards is satan kinda scarey
dethfromabove14 1 year ago
his name backwards is satan thats KICKASS
never knew him just alva stacey those one`s but him... never knew him
now i do. im glad i know him now what a style...
martijnspeed 1 year ago
Natas was Skips good karma after the Z-boys (except Jay) bailed out on him to cash in. Natas is the best example of what skateboarding is all about. This man is so full of soul. What a great story and an amazing person. Watching him sk8 gets me fired up to carve the shit out of my neighborhood. I'm shutting this computer down to go ride.
bzzb0123 1 year ago 8
Wooo! Proud to be Lithuanian!
gytiw79 1 year ago
wuhahah i am from Lithuania too :D just LIke Natas:D
RealTimeArtist 1 year ago
I remember his first appearances in Thrasher mag but yeah theres so much more history there even before that - awesome video series !
Cicarpous 2 years ago
Man...haven't seen the SMA logo in a loooong time. Brings back many memories. Thanks for posing this! Now onto parts 2-4.
stoplying 2 years ago
hate it how people barely know who he is. hes probally one of my favorite skaters.
WhiteoaksSkate 2 years ago 2
exactly, he was in element video and i was like who was that and only 3 tricks, i was like come on, why is he on element until a year later, i found out about him who he is so i understand why he was in element and last footage of him was sick!
kpdawes 1 year ago
yeah. him and the Gonz are crazy skaters. I talk about them with some of my friends and they are like WTF who is that? lol
WhiteoaksSkate 1 year ago
Aee, this is skateboarding, not what today is. Back then you skated to SKATE. Not for money or the fame, it was for the fun and to express yourself. Natas is that.
Shanananaquet 2 years ago 3
natas is satan backwords
jacobarturogarcia 2 years ago 2
jacobarturogarcia is aicragorutrabocaj backwards!
YoshiClone112 2 years ago
NO SHIT !!!
rudidower 2 years ago
Since Natas is a Lithuanian name , so Satan doesn't mean anything to us. By the way Satan in Lithuanian language would be "Shetonas"
gytiw79 1 year ago
yeah,he's got lithuanian roots just like anthony kiedis :)
deneedenisa 2 years ago
smooth like ruff
LosersandHippies445 2 years ago 2
It's amazing how far skateboarding has come. like back then if you could ollie you were amazing. now to be good it seems like you have to hardflip like a ten stair or something
forkicksandgiggles4 2 years ago 4
Natas was the next generation of Z-Boyz after the original 70's team (Alva, Peralta, Adams,etc.)!!
Skip could have brought back the glory of the original Dogtown Z-Boyz if he would have built on Natas and hooked in other 80's street skaters at the time..
cremefresche 2 years ago
that would of been tight
acdc2196 2 years ago
wow he could do all of this tricks with that oldschool board!!!!!!!
MSV94 2 years ago 3
no... he invented all those tricks on an oldschool board.
OldSkaterGuy 2 years ago
thanks for inventing wallies
TORdenTNT 2 years ago 3
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gonglinjian 2 years ago
truly amazing guy
FaraohTony 2 years ago 5
alot of new era kids would say "i can do that first try" to alot of the ledge tricks in hear, but they'll never be able to do it with the style that natas natrually has
Leaffan93rules 2 years ago 29
yea....neither will they have the creativity to make up shit like he did
fazelife 2 years ago
@Leaffan93rules Kids might be able to do everything in his parts first try, but they didnt do it FIRST
aldoobler 1 year ago
@Leaffan93rules they have no chance to compete with natas, i even met a gut older than me who didn't know who he was!!!!
DadYedwog 1 year ago
@Leaffan93rules and they wouldn't be able to do it on the board natas was on either
bboyillscience 1 year ago
@Leaffan93rules and they wouldnt have tricks like that if it werent for natas and other skater from his day
bassinyobooty 10 months ago
@Leaffan93rules or on a ten pound board with eraser-like wheels, without any vision into the future of skating. natas was right there, inventing those tricks, breaking into uncharted territory. kids today were not there, & they don't know what it felt like.
KiLLiNHiLLz 7 months ago
@Leaffan93rules * A lot
vbdbrian 7 months ago
@Leaffan93rules Yeah, but they forget that before then, nobody did it, and now people have been doing them for 20+ years. Thats why when a kid says "this board/trucks/shoes are too heavy/wide/long etc. I always say. Really? Guys were pulling kickflips 20 years ago on boards almost twice as wide and heavy.
LocalHasbeen 5 months ago
@Leaffan93rules
wrong. Skating is skating and it always will be. "New era kids" arent real skaters. Im 16 and Im in love with skateboarding. I look up to people like Natas because their original and they're the reason skating is what it is today.
WannaSnuggle 4 months ago
Superb! One of the greatest and certainly one of my favourites from back in the day.
Incidentally, does anyone have any idea what the tune at the beginning is? It shore is purdy...
frog606 2 years ago 3
i am so enlightened. i never knew who he was
Stdea01 2 years ago 3
Natas is THE MAN!!! Makes everything look SO eazy! There isn't any STYLE in skating anymore!! BORING ASS SH*T!!
tyronebiggimsh 2 years ago 13
what are these documentaries called cause they're sick!!!!
antisketchiness 2 years ago 4
the lords of dogtown rules great movie
sandstormxfirestar 2 years ago 3
has anyone seen lords of dogtown
retardando6194 2 years ago 2
yup
FODskate 2 years ago 2
yea homie
SwitchSk8Crew 2 years ago 2
Anyone know the song from 5:05 to 5:50
LegitBeat16 2 years ago
natas should of been a z-boy. that would of been sick
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Natas WAS the next generation of Z-Boyz after the original 70's team (Alva, Peralta, Adams,etc.)!!
Skip could have brought back the glory of the original Dogtown Z-Boyz if he would have built on Natas and hooked in other 80's street skaters at the time to SMA..
cremefresche 2 years ago
Great vid! Natas was my idol back in the day.
oneshotonekill747 2 years ago
this dude rips man hes a skating god.
97chrisburrows 2 years ago
I remember wayyyyyy back when, I had his posters all over my room....ahhh, the good old days. sure miss them.
beast6228 2 years ago 2
Natas.......my favorite deck, that tail was revolutionary
SK4TE2 2 years ago
Um vídeo pra matar a saudade. Adorei!
prirsisqueira 3 years ago
80´s...good times! Times of Christian Hosoi and Natas Kaupas, my 2 favourites American skaters in that time. Too, In that time, here in Brazil we had god skaters, like Rui Muleque, beto or die (my favourite brazilian shape- by lifestyle), fernandinho batman, Cupim, Mureta, Alexandre Ribeiro, Sérgio negrão, tron and others. Too, I remember that I had a shape of rob roskop (my favourite), trucks tracker (I dreamed of having a Gullwing) and santa cruz's wheels. (U.S. products were expensive)
ItarareItapeva 3 years ago
It's natural that the Americans elect an American, and of course, that a Brazilian say "Bob!". I remember the Rodney Mullen, in the 80s, as the king of the freestyle mode and Tony Hawk in vertical. But, to elect the best of all, I think we have to see who was the best overall (freestyle, street, vert ramp and mega). Mullen is the king on the ground and I think in vert, is Bob. Perhaps, by the history of the skateboard, Tony Hawk is the best in general?...
ItarareItapeva 3 years ago
80's... In that time, here in Brazil, we only watching on tv, Hosoi and Hawk disputing the hegemony of the global skateboarding, and dreaming to see, in a day, a Brazilian skater in this place. The time has passed and the dream became a reality ... Bob Burnquist, Sandro Dias, among many others at the top of the world skating! What a pride! (we can not forget about the older Brazilians skaters that are part of this, too)
ItarareItapeva 3 years ago
The Kings...
soccer = Pelé, basketball = Michael Jordan, tenis = Federer, surfboarding = kelly Slater, skateboarding = Tony Hawk or Bob Burnquist? (For me, is Bob. And for you? Who is the king?)
ItarareItapeva 3 years ago
I hate you.
Nominay 3 years ago
Yeah, he's starting to piss me off, too...
nportillo73 3 years ago
lol...yeah, dude has a serious problem of spamming with his posts...;-P
cremefresche 2 years ago
Hello. I'm from São Paulo-SP, Brazil (the South America's skateboarding capital) and in the 80's I saw the fight between Cristian Hosoi and Tony Hawk for the world hegemony. In that time, sure, we only dreamed, but today, I'm very proud to know that Bob Burnquist is the 'Pelé' (the King) of the skateboarding, like the Brazilian skateboarding is on the top of the world. (unfortuneately it still not happened with the Brazilian surfboarding). PS- Sorry 4 my bad english.
ItarareItapeva 3 years ago
natas is my hero
soulmurderer666 3 years ago
Natas, Gonz, Julien, Tommy and Jim Thiebaud are my heros. Always have been, always will be.
aldoobler 3 years ago
I completely know what you mean.
Nominay 3 years ago
I skated five Natas decks in a row back in the day before moving on in 1990 to something green with bart simpson on it
windex780mg 3 years ago
skip engblom is the guy who started the z-boys team i didnt now he anything to do with natas kaupos
razzmyster 3 years ago
he is one of the skaters who i look up to.
Citizenkill 3 years ago 2
fersure man fersure
skump13 3 years ago
the funny thing is if any skaters today had done a basic ollie over a skateboard we would of owned those freestyle contests back then before mullen and natas;)
04callwilk1 3 years ago
just you try and ollie with a board that has no kicks and has rolerskate trucks on it....fool
uber0wn3r 2 years ago
My frist set up was Natas deck w/ tracker 8 tracks, slime ball wheels.
Sire161 3 years ago
the ledgend of street. period...
Sire161 3 years ago
So Gonz just decided to war a shirt on his head for the interview.
Laestadius 3 years ago 27
@Laestadius i watched this movie about 100 times and never stopped to think about how cool gonz is and how he was wearing a shirt on his head lol
stringed48 1 year ago
@Laestadius what's more funny is it's a pair of pants actually
Nominay 1 year ago
Hero
archive303 3 years ago
this dude is amazing
domiplayahonkfurz 3 years ago 5
one of the best street skaters of all time.....
steel34head 3 years ago
mano draugo tevo tevo brolis yra natas :D
lukizz00 3 years ago
Respektas Natui:) , pasirodo ne iš kelmo spirti tie lietuviai. Keista, kad pirmą kart apie jį girdžiu..
arunasimas 3 years ago
this is the real person who revolutionized street skateboarding not bam margera and ryan sheckler its so awsome we have legends like mark gonzales and natas who did things for skateboarding without them street skating wouldnt be were it is today the guy is a real hero for skating and not many people get it.
vep58rider 3 years ago
It is important to note that most of his street skating for all his videos were done in his own neighborhood (granted it was Venice Beach). You can really see his progression from 1986 until the early 90's on the same exact curbs, ledges and walls. Amazing - I don't know any other skater that can show their progression so precisely.
lakemonster25 3 years ago 2
lov this ... the same time i was skating
djdib 3 years ago
did he invented wall ride?
critikdude 3 years ago 3
yes and wallie
nawsh93 3 years ago 3
did he invented the natas spin???
sk80ng4l1if3 3 years ago
yes he did
NATAS Spin
NATAS Kaupas
?!!
Boneless777 3 years ago 4
yes
chickaberga2 3 years ago
he isn't from lithuania , but her mother is lithuanian , im proud that is amazing skater with lithuanian roots
flashbox2008 3 years ago 2
anyone the very first song? ive heard just can't put a name to it.
veritas598 3 years ago
anyone know who produced or directed this video??
guidopadula 4 years ago
Kirk Dianda/ONvideo, out of 411vm.
x20Cinema 3 years ago
I was into skating in the late 80's and mid ninties he was probably the best. Anyone remember skate t.v what was that other show in the early nineties also hell i forget. Damn early nineties were the days anyone else in this time and my age bring some feed back.
02ramfan 4 years ago
"you either got well known for something or you died thats it"
lol
Natas was one of the greatest skateboarders ever in my opinion
Houstonskater 4 years ago 8
He's From Lithuania Like Me :)
Larsmop 4 years ago
The Muska of the 80's *rofl*
38Weissbier 4 years ago
I just widh I could rate it 6 stars. 5 stars is an understatement. In the 80's I was totally into vert, Natas was my inspiration for creative street skateboarding ...
livethelifetv 4 years ago 7
natas
satan
haha he ruled
amital 4 years ago
by doing his incredible ollies he was our idol in streetskating 20 years ago.... !big love !
djtobestar 4 years ago 2
He did a handrail at the 1985 Oceanside street contest. I remember nobody knew what the hell he was doing. lol Way ahead of his time...
terminator007007 4 years ago
I sometimes wish I could of been alive back then to see how much innovation (like the wallride and the handrail)went down without thinking of those tricks as something everyone does.
roposkater 4 years ago
what show is this from
vespabrothers101 4 years ago
Thanks so much for posting this. Natas is the best. I use to skate his boards in the 90's and are still my favorites.
AgileMJOLNIR 4 years ago 4
lol...
NATAS | SATAN <- lol?
btw he invented the natas-spin, that trick is aweseom!
tobibuecher 4 years ago
my dad was sponsored by santa monica skateboarding company while natas was pro so my dad skated with him.
nuttcrackers 4 years ago
Interesting. What's your dads name?
blipp 4 years ago
"!I'm Natas and I wanna be on your skateboard team!"
Hell Yeah Mother Fucker!!!
OldSkaterGuy 4 years ago
Wasnt there 2 santa monic board companies ?
Drexciyian 4 years ago
Best guy Ever I met Natas in Grassroots Brampton I think it was 88 if I'm correct. I had his second deck SMA Panther. Natas is original OG. I was a teen punk back then and he let me olie his board. Greatest day ever.
counterstryke 4 years ago
NATAS IS THE FUCKIN MAN!!!!!!!
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dixiindahouse 4 years ago
sean penn is the narrator, no? it seems to be his voice, the same as in dogtown and zboys doc
baldassaredegenes 4 years ago
Kaupas is a great skater but listen to this his name backwards is Satan!when i found out that man i thought he wasnt real!
whoami92 4 years ago
thanks for this i really appreciate it. when i sit at work all bored and with no energy left i just watch the natas bio and it brings back such good memories from the past ... it gets me up n goin!
defunked 4 years ago
Nicest pro I ever skated with. Best and last deck I ever owned. Natas, OJ II's, Thunder trucks... Sick. They need to reissue!
builder666 5 years ago
You're kidding me... my last deck was an SMA Natas board with Slimeballs wheels and Tracker UltraLights. Best board I ever had. Easily.
kchastain3 4 years ago
my first board Lucero deck Tracker w/ tha attached copers and a curb hopper
mhks68 4 years ago
i still skate an old natas. check out my video
tracebeelz 5 years ago
my first issue of transworld had natas on the cover. had the shoes too.
standardgrey 5 years ago
what a f@~#in great doc this is!!!
theymademedoit00 5 years ago
That Thrasher cover with Natas on the car was the first skate mag I ever bought. Natas, reissue your deck so I can go get a purple one and try to do some fun skate shit!
SalesDudeMcBoob 5 years ago