Welcome back to “Okay, Last Try,” where we delve into the minds shaping skateboarding culture. In this episode, we had the opportunity to sit down with Gifted Hater, the online personality who has become a significant voice in the skateboarding community through his YouTube channel. Gifted Hater is known for his sharp commentary on skate culture, and we explored his perspectives on internet fame, skate beefs, and the always-debated topic of gatekeeping within the skateboarding world.
Gifted Hater’s rise to prominence on YouTube is undeniable, with his videos often going viral within the skateboarding community. If you’re not yet familiar with his content, you might recognize him from his critiques of The Berrics, his reviews of recent skate videos, or his “Hateline ABD” segment where he discusses current skate gossip. His unique style of content has made him a notable figure in online skate culture.
In this episode of “Okay, Last Try,” we discussed the intricacies of building a following on YouTube, navigating the world of online skate drama, and the ongoing debate of who should control the direction of skateboarding’s culture.
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Okay, Last Try · “OKAY, LAST TRY” EP. 7 WITH GIFTED HATER
This episode features interviews by Larry Lanza and Elise Hedge, and it was produced and edited by Alexis Castro with music by Rose Parade. If you like what you hear, consider sharing it on Facebook, or report us for too much talking on Instagram and Twitter!
The skateboarding world is constantly evolving, with new personalities and perspectives emerging all the time. Gifted Hater represents a new generation of voices, using online platforms to engage with the community. In this episode, we were keen to understand his views on some of the hot topics within skateboarding.
Navigating Online Fame
The conversation with Gifted Hater naturally began with exploring the impact of YouTube fame on his life. He discussed the challenges and opportunities that come with having a substantial online following. We talked about how his videos often spark lively debates and discussions within the skate community, both positive and negative. He shared his experiences with online interactions, both positive and negative, and how he manages his online presence. It’s always fascinating to see how individuals adapt to the unique challenges of internet fame, and Gifted Hater’s perspective on this was particularly interesting.
Skate Beefs and Online Drama
Another key topic of discussion was the prevalence of online beef and drama in skateboarding. Gifted Hater, often at the center of online discussions, gave his take on these conflicts. He spoke candidly about how he sees these situations playing out and his philosophy of engaging with or ignoring the online drama. We explored whether this type of drama is good or bad for the culture and how it impacts the community as a whole. His perspectives offered a unique look into how conflicts unfold online.
The Gatekeeping Debate
One of the most controversial topics in skateboarding, gatekeeping, was also addressed with Gifted Hater. Gatekeeping refers to the practice of some individuals trying to control who is considered a “true” skateboarder. Gifted Hater gave us his thoughts on the topic, and we discussed how it affects both newcomers and long-time skaters. The conversation tackled whether gatekeeping is essential to preserve the culture or if it is ultimately exclusionary and damaging.
A Unique Perspective
Gifted Hater’s perspectives are unique because he is very plugged in with online skateboarding culture, making him a significant voice in skateboarding discourse. He’s not just commenting from the sidelines; he is actively shaping the conversations that are happening daily within the community. His YouTube content and presence on social media allow him to engage with a diverse audience, making his thoughts influential to a new generation of skaters.
In conclusion, the interview with Gifted Hater in the “Okay, Last Try” podcast episode provided a deep dive into some of the current cultural issues within skateboarding. From internet fame to skate beefs and gatekeeping, Gifted Hater offered interesting points of view and insights. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the current state of skateboarding and the direction it’s heading, and it also invites listeners to think critically about how they participate in and perceive the skate world. Be sure to tune in and share your thoughts!
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