The video did NOT have parts from PJ Ladd, Danny Way and Colin McKay.

It started off with raw footage of Duffy back lip in the rain and a tribute to Mike Ternasky which was awesome.

Introducing..

Chris Fucking Joslin. Holy shit. His part was by far the most insane section in the video, he did pretty much every trick imaginable down the biggest stairs and gaps possible, crazy rail and ledge tricks, everything. And ender 3flip the Ryenolds gap was flawless and didn't even look real. One of the most insane skaters I have ever witnessed.

Opening montage with a bunch of hype and slams etc.

Felipe Gustavo. I thought his part was ruined right away with the song. He skates to 'Pirates' by Rick Ross. The song is so slow and repetitive it brought all the continuing hype from Joslins part right away. He does do some pretty insane ledge tricks as well as a 3flip crook on the top of a table.

I think Pat Duffy was next. I enjoyed his part, he still rips and most kids will hate on it and skip it, which is sad because he came through with a lot of awesome stuff and a full part for his age how many years he's been around.

Scott Decenzo.. Another personal favorite. He does not disappoint at all. He has so many difficult tricks on lock, crazy lines, and insanely hard handrail maneuvers. I think I remember seeing a Fakie ollie ss back feeble 180 on Beverly rail.

Trevor McClung did not do it for me. I don't know if it's because I'm already in shock from what I witnessed from Joslin and Decenzo, but I felt he had the sleeper part of the video with a boring 'Goat' song. His ender is switch backside flip the tripple set cole switch fs flipped in SD.

Ryan Shecklers part was pretty gnarly, he does the most insane drop in to start it off, a lot of big gaps and huge kickflips and airs, it ges really intense for a bit, I hate to admit but like every other kid I was hoping to see the bs flip El Toro, but it wasn't in there. His ender was back 360 on the bump over fence to drop that I think Dylan fs flips or front heeles in his 'Dylan' part.

And last, Torey Pudwill. He has an epic part, skates to 'You can't always get what you want' by Rolling Stones. You can tell he spent a lot of time and hard work into his part. Back lip kickflip to back noseblunt, ender back 360 kickflip the famous bump street gap in LA that everyone skates, I will definitely have to watch his part a bunch of times to figure it all out.

And that was about it. I will have to watch the video a few times to really take it all in and have an opinion on it. I was really disappointed about no Pj or Danny Way, I couldn't believe it. This video blew itself into something way bigger than it actually was. Way too much hype, when Chris Joslin was the only one that had a part that will 'impact skating' for the next generation.