Two men from South Florida on a mission to explore Atlanta’s hidden gems and most iconic skate spots. Starring: Anthony Alari. Filmed by Jimmy Cisz.

You’re about to bear witness to the skill and technique of the present day Hashassins and their art of killing. Sit back and prepare yourself. – Hashassins / Misled Media / Doug Urquhart.

Hashassins (2004) - Playlist & Soundtrack.

Sections - PLAY: Intro | Michael Gumby Braud | Will Gordon | Montage | Richie Eisler | Montage 2 | Malik Kamara | ATL Waterpark Tour | Tim Schmidt | Montage 3 | Walt Austin | Montage 4 | Julian Bah | Credits + Bonus Guest Edits: James Reetzke | Chris Majette | Kenny Owens + More Goodies: Hashassins Ad | Original Teaser | Superhick Teaser | Rewind.

Remastered Sections - PLAY: Michael Gumby Braud | Will Gordon | Richie Eisler.

Card Description: Julian Vaughn Bah - 17 years old - Atlanta, GA - 06 years of skating.

Without Wheels: When I was a little younger I liked art a lot (I still do), but I started to like skating a lot more. So I would probably be getting into something having to do with art if I didn’t skate.

Looking forward: I’m looking forward to watching skating progress and seeing all the crazy shit people will start to do a few years from now.

Photo: The ghost of DailyBread.

Iconic Skate Spots: the legendary rail at West Mitchell CME Church, Atlanta. Featuring: Kurt Newman, Walt Austin, Alex Broskow, Brandon Mateer, Michael Braud, Tim Taylor, Dre Powell & more!

A compilation by Scoreback (Youtube Channel).

Brought to you by @Sk8TL_Official | @RollATL | @Branders3n. Gravity explores the massive uprising of blading and quads in Atlanta. “I was first introduced to the idea of this project through our infamous Thursday night skates which have attracted upwards of 100 people all coming out every Thursday night to enjoy a simple passion. It was at my first Thursday Night that made me realize that Atlanta has formed this amazing community, someone needed to document it and share it!” - Brandon Andersen.

Tom Hyser was born into the Quad culture of the rinks around Atlanta and went from rink rat to skate rat. His family’s move to the Midwest was life-changing—He first discovered inline skating there. Tom is an original X Gamer, a product visionary whose designs have sold millions of units, an internet pioneer, and through it all he’s lived the struggle of being an inline skater. On the show, we talk about the love of skate, the hate received for it, and everything in between. The podcast ends with a laugh out loud “Inappropriate Questions” segment with Andy Kruse. Photos: Hyser Archives.

Check the podcast on Libsyn | Itunes | Thepowellmovement.com.

TIMECODES: 4:00: Covid travel, skateboarding, and Wisconsin 17:00: Jamie Thomas, skateboard hate, and incidents 21:45: The decline of inline, growing up outside of Atlanta, roller skating, and wrestling year-round 26:00: Getting sponsored, high school, qualifying for the pro tour, and college 33:00: Hoax 2, blowing his knee at the first X Games, and going in house at K2 41:00: Peter Glenn Ski and Sports: 43:45: The Fatty, crazy opportunities, no rules, going to Korea and recalls 51:00: The end of K2, Skatepile, Fiziks, and the scary future 61:00: Rollerblade and business is booming 65:00: Inappropriate Questions with Andy Kruse

In association with @Sk8tl_official and @rollatl we present “GRAVITY”. Shot over the course of the last year and half Atlanta has seen a large uprising in participants from Roller Skating to Rollerblading, and Aggressive. Having become such a large and diverse community I felt it was only fitting to document it and tell the story that everyone can look back on for years to come. - Brandon Andersen.

Shot on Blackmagic Pocket 6K.

Flashback: Alex Broskow travelled to New York City, Detroit, Atlanta, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, Albuquerque, Phoenix, Dallas and Kansas City to bring you his Champagne part.

Alex Broskow - Champagne Section

B-Roll

Filmed and edited by David Sizemore and Adam Johnson. Design by Nicholas Stahl. Photography by Shawn Engler.

April 2016 - may 2017.

Filmed by David Sizemore and Adam Johnson. Edited by David Sizemore. Design by Quiet Vessel. Produced by Vibralux Media. Visit Bladingisdead.com.

Rollerblade Pro, Razors Pro and Adapt pro, The Atlanta local, Julian Bah has been a top pro aggressive inline skater since the early 2000s and he is still going strong.

My first memory of Julian Bah, was “this kid doing a huge 180 in a street contest in Atlanta”, a few months went by and he was announced as a SKATEPILE team skater, a few more months and Julian was part of team Rollerblade and Fiziks frames, this was only the beginning. Julian’s skate career has been full of ups and downs, from amazing video parts in several videos to some “blade drama”.

In 2018 he is still on top of the game and I’m excited to share this Skate Talk with all of you. Why did you got fired from rollerblade? What happened between you and Coco Sanchez? How was it living in the Razors house? How did you become part of the Adapt skates pro team? All of these and lot more questions were answered during this 100 minutes skate talk with one of the most influential skating individuals in 2018.

Video on Youtube | Visit Jvaughn.co.

Bladergang - BG.Forever, coming Winter 2018 - Julian Bah Promo Clips.