Four years ago, Jenkem Magazine introduced a unique video by Justin Khuu titled “Horny Mom Busts a Phat Tre Flip,” which significantly broadened their audience. This video marked the start of their collaboration with Hitopp, a Canadian skateboarding crew known for their impressive skills, classic CKY-style antics, and adventurous Jeep explorations.
Following up on the success of the original video, they continued their cinematic journey with “Weed is Tight.” Now, they are excited to present their latest project, “I Survived 500 Days Filming The Worst Skate Video Ever.” The title itself perfectly encapsulates the chaotic nature of this video, where the skateboarding gets progressively better, but the slams become increasingly brutal.
This new video serves as a great reminder not to take skateboarding too seriously, bringing an energy that’s often missing these days. It’s filled with moments of pure, unadulterated fun, like a snowy goose chase, an impromptu alleyway boxing match, and even a handstand hillbomb. If the new year’s demands, resolutions, and harsh winter weather have got you down, then relax with your friends and enjoy this wild skate video.
The Hitopp Crew: Pushing Skateboarding Boundaries
Hitopp’s unique approach to skateboarding combines technical skill with a sense of humor and a willingness to embrace the absurd. Their videos aren’t just about landing tricks; they’re about the experience, the journey, and the camaraderie. “I Survived 500 Days Filming The Worst Skate Video Ever” is a testament to this philosophy, showcasing both impressive skateboarding and the inevitable mishaps that come with pushing the limits. The video features a mix of urban environments and natural landscapes, highlighting the crew’s adventurous spirit. From perfectly executed tricks on city streets to unconventional stunts in snowy environments, Hitopp’s versatility is apparent throughout.
More Than Just Skateboarding: A Cinematic Experience
What sets Hitopp apart is their ability to weave a narrative into their skate videos, creating something that feels more like a cinematic experience than a simple collection of tricks. Their videos often include skits and comedic elements, adding another layer of entertainment. This approach keeps viewers engaged and provides a refreshing contrast to more serious skate content. “I Survived 500 Days Filming The Worst Skate Video Ever” is a prime example of this, seamlessly blending high-level skateboarding with hilarious and unexpected moments. The video’s title is a play on the hardships and challenges of filming skate videos, while still maintaining a lighthearted tone.
Why This Video is a Must-Watch
This video is not just for hardcore skateboarders; it’s for anyone who appreciates creativity, humor, and a good dose of chaos. It captures the raw energy of skateboarding while also reminding us not to take things too seriously. The struggles and triumphs of the Hitopp crew are relatable, making it easy to connect with their journey. If you’re looking for a skate video that’s both impressive and entertaining, “I Survived 500 Days Filming The Worst Skate Video Ever” is a must-watch. It’s a reminder of the fun and freedom that skateboarding can offer, even when things don’t go as planned.
Credits and Call to Action
The video was filmed and edited by Justin Khuu, with an introduction by Ben Komins. Don’t forget to share this with your fellow skate enthusiasts on Facebook, and report it as too “fried” on Instagram and Twitter. It’s a perfect video to share with friends and get everyone stoked on skateboarding. So, sit back, relax, and get ready for a wild ride with Hitopp.
Video by: Justin Khuu
Intro by: Ben Komins
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