Alec's part was set to drop today but due to copyright issues with his song, we're just going to have to upload these a little out of order. Actual description: Back in 2011 when this all started Julian was a swag-less, barspinning, three peg riding young man trying to get through his freshman year of high school. It was during this video that he became the ambidextrous perfectionist that we know and love today. Somewhere along the way Sunday and Eclat took notice and added him to their teams.
A friends section is an absolute must in ANY BMX video. You can catch all of the extended family in this joint. Enjoy and tune in tomorrow for Alec Siemon's part! Featuring: Seth Rodriguez, Devon Smillie, Stevie Churchill, Eddie Cuellar, Trevor Sigloch, Mark Burnett, Francis Castro, Noah Caprio, Diamante Hughes, Scott Marceau, Josh Barker, Chris Eiland, Chad Bennett, Genesis Apostol, Kaique Machado, Grant Germain, Bobby Holland, David Pendleton, Kordel Caro, Adam22, Jamie Amundson, Jared Duncan, Beau Harmon, Billy Perry, Lewis Mills, Justin Spriet, Austin Augie, Justin Schual, Dylan Moore, Tak Kamihagi, Reed Stark, Brandon Begin, Travis Hughes, Johnny Raekes and Sauce.
Jacob Cable was 13 years old when he started filming this part (reference first clip where he's riding a Cult and wearing Nike's) and was legally allowed to vote by the time we were done. He stacked over six minutes of banging clips and picked up multiple sponsors during those years including Kink, Odyssey and Vans. Stay tuned for the gang section going live tomorrow! Enjoy.
For the opening section we chose Ethan Corriere. Over the course of filming Monster Mash many people came and went but Ethan was there from the start and saw it through for five full years. While filming he literally went through puberty, ditched all of his hair and picked up several sponsors including Fit, Merritt and OSS.
Common Crew's first full length video "Monster Mash". Filmed from 2011-2016. Originally released July 22, 2016, now available to the masses on YouTube! We'll be uploading one part per day for the next seven days so tune in tomorrow for Ethan Corriere's opening section!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.