Wideo historyjka od Berrics, w roli głównej Ethan z deskorolkowej rodziny, który uczy się w domu by mieć więcej czasu na skateboarding, tak w dzisiejszych czasach dorastają przyszli pro, żyć nie umierać. Całość sponsorowana przez Glassy, firmę, która jak się dowiedziałem, stworzona została przez braci Mike Mo i Vince Capaldi.

Over 50% of the world’s population is under the age of 30. I’m no scientist, but if you were to ask me how old most pro skateboarders were I’d guesstimate more than 50% of them were OVER the age of 30. So, what does that mean? It means in a few years, five at the most, the pros you see now will not be the pros you see in the future. The pros you see now might be your brother, your friend, your neighbor, that one dude who goes to your school and sits at lunch by himself or his friend who just got his first skateboard for Christmas from Walmart. It might be you. It also means because we know where the world is heading we couldn’t say no to MikeMo and his brother Vince, owners of Glassy, when they came to us with their idea to create a section on the Berrics where they could introduce young skaters to the world before they got to a level of having things like a Bangin, a Recruit, skate in BATB, or before they’re even out of school or fully sponsored. They wanted a section to let you know who their eyes were on so that when they become the pro of today, they were the ones who told you first. This month, their eyes are on Ethan Loy. — sb