Bastien Salabanzi - Stop And Chat | The Nine Club With Chris Roberts

We Stop And Chat with Bastien Salabanzi to discuss moving out of Paris to a smaller town, filming for his recent Thrasher part “Not So Sorry”, dealing with injury’s, skating with the Flip team for the first time when he was 13 years old, kickflip front board 16 at 16 years old, breaking down some of his memorable tricks and much more!

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[yikes]

The phrase "ahead of their time" gets thrown about a little too loosely at it 100% applies to Bastien. His ability and trick selection really was like looking 10-15 years into the future. Even now those Flip parts have tricks in them that would be enders for parts today.

[sararhodes]

Bastien Salabanzi will always be the GOAT

[humbertodeltoro]

Your parts in Sorry and Really Sorry still one of the best of all time

[WolfWould]

Roger, I will ALWAYS love that you put the microphone in front of the monitor so it looks like the Stop and Chat guests are actually there. I chuckle at least once every episode. 😃😅 🎙️

[anthonydonascimento]

So sick. Thank you so much. I am 36. I started skating when Bastien was 12 or 13, so I was almost the same age. I remember looking at him in the magazines and thinking "Hey! teenagers can nail it too!". To me, Bastien was the first super talented kid in skateboarding. He led the way for so many young dudes like me, showing them you didn't have to be an adult (or let's say over 16-17) to make crazy things on a board. Merci Bastien pour l'inspiration. Merci pour tout en fait. Ton empreinte dans le skate restera pour toujours. Tu étais de loin le skater le plus en avance sur son temps. Même parmi les jeunes skaters les plus doués de la génération présente, personne n'a l'avance sur son temps que tu avais lorsque tu crevais les écrans à 13-14 piges. Merci pour cette vidéo part. Prends soin de toi et de ta petite famille, et continue à te faire plaisir sur ta planche et à nous ravir ! Take car bro!

[luispeixotobro]

I'l never forget, chillin'with Bastien talking to him. He gave me his spliff and like 10 mins later he pulled out a full cab flip and, ya before I could say high, he was crowned the street skateboarding champion in Dortmund, Germany 2004, World Cup yo!!! Amazing human being man, world champion!! Much love and respect Salabanzi!!!

[AdamCeladin]

LEGEND !!! Thank you Nine Club and Bastien !!!

[humbertodeltoro]

Thank you Bastien for all the inspiration! A comment will never express how much you affected my life positively!

[nicholasfarris]

Bastien, Reynolds, Cole, and Rowley are among the greatest to ever step on a board. All of their interviews on this show you can just tell how dialed into skating they still are after all of these years. They can provide insight and analysis unlike anyone else. It’s awesome to be able to listen to. They’re the type of athletes who probably would’ve been among the best regardless of what they chose to do. Fortunately they found skating

[nathanskates]

And that.. my friends.. is a perfect episode from start to finish. Flawless.. Bastien PRod and PJ Ladd were my 3 hugest inspirations when I was a kid. It's why I skated as much as I did. Bastien is the most humble realest skater and love that he himself is such a fan of skating. Love that shit

[luispeixotobro]

You guys should have more international skaters on the 9 club man! So important to feel the international fam

[ldred]

You can feel the great energy. We LOVE BASTIEN. Thanks for decades of inspiration. Very mature and humble human being 👌🏻

[Havik]

Total fan boy I remember we where the same age I Remember just being in awe that someone the same age as was skating better then grown men at the time on my opinion the best flip team there ever was. anything with bastien I support whole heartedly much love enjoyed every min

[aric]

Such a great conversation. I was smiling for the whole thing. Bastien is a ledgend!

[xavtl]

The way Bastien explains how he did it. Masterclass

[TonyNguyenFR]

Bastien is a pioneer. Really pushed skateboarding forward.

[genetix]

One of my favorite skate vids growing up my friends and I used to watch the vid every day before we skated. I was definately inspired to do so many tricks by Bastien Salabanzi and now after watching this interview and seeing how chill he is in person adds a whole new level.

[kevinharing]

Their are a select few people who have a charisma or something intangible that draws you to them and THEY make you feel better about YOU. I'm not even involved in this conversation, but Bastien did that for me.

[ZKorvin]

It’s so crazy to think that when I was watching Bastien in Sorry as a kid that he was the same age as me. I never realised it at the time. It’s insane that he was so good at such a young age.

[heroicsquirrel]

I just wanna see bastien regularly putting out clips/parts, hes one of greatest, no big tricks necessarily, some speedy lines like in his sorry part, banks, transition whatever 🔥