Tony Hawk's Final Video Part - Tapes You Leave Behind

Tony Hawk gives us his last video part “Tapes You Leave Behind.”
In Tony's words:
The project was inspired by Stacy Peralta’s first video entitled “Skateboarding In The Eighties” in 1981 (before Bones Brigade Video Show). It featured Mike McGill, Steve Caballero, Rodney Mullen, and me, using this same [timeless] Ultravox song, from which the lyrics inspired the title. I asked the same crew, adding Lance Mountain and Tommy Guerrero, to revisit some of their tricks in that video and BBVS since we’re all still actively skating 40+ years later. It has been my distinct honor to be associated with these legends through the decades, and it felt right to include them in my videographic swan song.
I’ll still be here skating as much as possible, but no longer torturing myself mentally & physically for the sake of comprehensive video missions.

[lukestenger]

This man has given his all to skateboarding. Thank you Tony!

[lilmeister]

Love that Tony had a ‘Thank you’ to ‘Skaters everywhere’ at the end of the video, nice touch man.

[mykep]

He just keeps learning tricks and coming up with the most creative skating for no reason other than his love of skateboarding. I’ve met Tony Hawk & I’ve met Nyjah Houston. One was a complete diva and one was super humble and really cool. I’ll let you guess which was which.

[WaechterDerNacht]

Holy moly! Great work, Tony! And thank you to you and everybody who was in this film for what you did for skateboarding!

[elih]

Wow! How cool for a founding father of the game to put out a bunch of innovative tricks at this point in his career. Alright kids, the bar is high.

[weAreNotAloneHere]

He’s going to be one of the most famous air board skaters in his next incarnation

[savagelifeskateboarding]

I’ve been skateboarding 6 months and I can skate handrails and do a lil something in the halfpipe but omg bra my YouTube channel is going crazy rn but if I could skate very it would be over million views every video lol😂