X Games Real Street (it doesn't suck I promise)

[replicant]

I really can't tell who is better westgate or asta but I love them both so much. I remember the day Asta went pro for mystery.

Yeah, it is a very tough call. Asta just rips to me. Dude comes across as pretty cool as well. I loved his pro mystery part.

[FullyFl4RED00]

Ryan decenso went harder than all of them with nothing but bangers! And Joey went tech tech tech! Honestly its between those two in my mind

[Skatehead]

Westgate, Bassett, and Brezinski....All day.

[Monk]

unless its anything like the LOVE park real street; i cant vote on anyone because ESPN is gonna jack up any location on the globe for street with ramps and rails like they did LOVE; its not REAL street at all. i am waiting for ESPN to prove me wrong.

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unless its anything like the LOVE park real street; i cant vote on anyone because ESPN is gonna jack up any location on the globe for street with ramps and rails like they did LOVE; its not REAL street at all. i am waiting for ESPN to prove me wrong.

Did you watch the vids? It's nothing like the love park/city hall xgames contest.

[RedScharlach]

being that some people can't even be bothered to watch a single one I'm not surprised nobody's noticed this but... Louie's part is titled "A Day In Barcelona" and it seems to be an honest title (he's wearing the same clothes the whole time, etc)....admittedly it's nowhere near the level of bangers per minute in the other parts, but the fact that it was filmed in a single day definitely balances that out in my mind...Louie Barletta is one of my absolute favorite skaters to watch, because even clips of him bailing or just chilling are fun to see because he's always having fun...this part is an argument in favor of skating as a pursuit of self expression and good times, which is obviously a very different mindset from most if not all the other parts, which are about the singular pursuit of tricks, usually as difficult as possible and attempted with a mind set towards self-overcoming, mastery of one's body and environment, and general gnarliness...Louie's not arguing against this mindset, by the way, just proposing an alternative, within the context of the competition that is....of course most skaters are into creativity and good times too, but Louie's saying "we can bring those things into competitions too, if we wanted"

[Roccityroller]

I forgot about this, they did this last year too, forgot who won, I'll have to watch these later on.