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worlds highest ollie by luis tolentino 45 inches

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Uploaded by on Aug 31, 2008

a new world record was set june 14 2008at the roftop rampage in manhattan. Luis Tolentino ollied a record breaking 45 inches and landed. Recorded by nick shenker

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  • Stop fucking hating on this boy i have been skating since i was four and i am proud to be a skater because of people like this man right here. so for all those haters out there: EAT A DICK.

  • okay so he still beat the old record of 43 right

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  • with jeans? seriously?

  • I was there, and it was my pat on his shoulder that made him land it

  • torey pudwill can ollie higher than him

  • Lmao why was this recorded with a toaster? And why is John cena skateboarding?

  • @shenaniganssquad sorry my friend but nobody has such a record like that as you said (54 inches)... The actual record is 45 inches by Aldrin Garcia... even this one was not exactly 45 inches, was bit less, but he did 44.5 inches in 2009 in Tampa for sure.

  • if he woulda pulled his pants up he could ollie so much higher

  • thumbs up if you heared someone say i love you luis at 1:55

  • i would like to try and fuck everything apart

  • hey is he fillipino cause im fillipino and my last name is TOlentino

  • @denkouryu Same but since i was 4 i was skateboarding b4 i knew how to ride a bike without training wheels no lie but for all those haterz EAT A DICK!!

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