Fake links, disappearing links, and the policing of links have, in the big ticket event world of online skateboard videos, made it way more convenient to shell out $2.99 than seek illicit yet free viewings of such things as PRod's new video part (that's a real link to the pay-link). If I-tunes will make the Youtube star some money, I'm all for it. Here are a few observations, now that I'm $2.99 poorer:
-In the immortal words of Denny Green, the Paul Rodriguez is what we though they were. To put it in a way that makes sense, there are no revelations to be had about him in this video part. He's always going to skate So-Cal, he's always going to be polished, he's always going to look a little too perfect, and he's always going to do some truly bonkers stuff.
-While I'm no Kanye-lifer, the fact that this pay-to-play set up allows for real music to be used in a way that fits the skater, I'm all for it.
-He may have single-handedly brought back some kind of flip-in-flip-out game.
-He's cemented a nollie lateflip game. Prepare for a ton of poorly executed variations, coming to an internet near you.
-Where are the manuals?
Only after I bought it, I went to look on I-tunes to see if it was a best-seller. It is, number one in fact for seasons, though I'm not 100% sure if my purchase influenced that ranking.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z13KOACQfQ0
peep game.
Someone doesn't have their priorities straight if Dexter Season 4 is at the bottom there...
If "someone" refers to me, I had Dexter Season 4 on a hard drive right after it ended. My priorities might not be all in line, but they're from being bent.
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