True Life, I live to Ride
08-09-2004, 08:02 PM
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Re: True Life, I live to Ride
Originally Posted by BlueR1der
am I the only one who thinks that MTV isnt cool? specially stunters on MTV, I swear man I hate this media shyt they should leave stunters alone and we should keep it underground
08-09-2004, 09:13 PM
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Re: True Life, I live to Ride
Originally Posted by BlueR1der
am I the only one who thinks that MTV isnt cool? specially stunters on MTV, I swear man I hate this media shyt they should leave stunters alone and we should keep it underground
seems those words apply to this whole debate, of course depending on what side your on . . . . . . . .
anyway!!
SATURDAY 2PM IT IS ON MTV2 - I JUST CHECKED DIRECTV PROGRAMMING GUIDE FOR SOUTH FLORIDA :YEAH :YEAH
08-09-2004, 10:01 PM
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Re: True Life, I live to Ride
Originally Posted by BlueR1der
am I the only one who thinks that MTV isnt cool? specially stunters on MTV, I swear man I hate this media shyt they should leave stunters alone and we should keep it underground
08-10-2004, 03:21 AM
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good 4 the sport?more$moreprobz
all i got to spit is -if gotz to be this way the stone bros are top shelf.who better then them to do this kinda thing- mtv will have watchable tv for the first time sence the first headbangerz ball. :YEAH
08-10-2004, 03:59 AM
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Re: True Life, I live to Ride
This show IS a big deal people but lets not stare at it too hard. This show is NOT an Urban Street-Bike Warriors film, It´s edited in MTV´s True Life format which means it´s more like ¨The Real World¨ and less like ¨MTV Sports¨. I am not the owner of MTV so I have no say in the format or when the show airs for that matter but I will say this........We shot some great stuff with some awesome people and the end result is damn good. I know that there is going to be a crapstorm when this thing airs but right now I am in Spain with Tony D Feestyle at the allmighty A.C. Farius´house shooting the final segment for Urban Three. We come back to the states Friday the 13th so hopefully we can watch it on MTV 2 on Friday.
BIG MOMENT FOR THIS LIFESTYLE OF OURS
Bring it
Drew Stone
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BIG MOMENT FOR THIS LIFESTYLE OF OURS
Bring it
Drew Stone
www.stonefilmsnyc.com
08-10-2004, 04:24 AM
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Re: True Life, I live to Ride
Originally Posted by BlueR1der
am I the only one who thinks that MTV isnt cool? specially stunters on MTV, I swear man I hate this media shyt they should leave stunters alone and we should keep it underground
08-10-2004, 04:39 AM
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keepN it kewl
Originally Posted by Drew Stone
This show IS a big deal people but lets not stare at it too hard. This show is NOT an Urban Street-Bike Warriors film, It´s edited in MTV´s True Life format which means it´s more like ¨The Real World¨ and less like ¨MTV Sports¨. I am not the owner of MTV so I have no say in the format or when the show airs for that matter but I will say this........We shot some great stuff with some awesome people and the end result is damn good. I know that there is going to be a crapstorm when this thing airs but right now I am in Spain with Tony D Feestyle at the allmighty A.C. Farius´house shooting the final segment for Urban Three. We come back to the states Friday the 13th so hopefully we can watch it on MTV 2 on Friday.
BIG MOMENT FOR THIS LIFESTYLE OF OURS
Bring it
Drew Stone
www.stonefilmsnyc.com
BIG MOMENT FOR THIS LIFESTYLE OF OURS
Bring it
Drew Stone
www.stonefilmsnyc.com
08-10-2004, 04:55 AM
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Re: keepN it kewl
Originally Posted by outlawr1
tell AC what up i could get him mad hoes if he was to touch down N stl.tony d is another mug getting published pix wh wink..he betta not be payN.
08-10-2004, 05:46 AM
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Both sides of the lifestyle
Originally Posted by rsx929rr
speak for your self buddy the more people see and hear about this sport the better most of us anyway do our best to portray a clean profesinal image and big companies are starting to respect and take notice in this sport.so you stay underground all you want we'll be at a competion or show on our sponsored bikes putting smiles on the faces of the next generation of sportbike freestyle riders
Bring it
08-10-2004, 07:39 AM
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Re: Both sides of the lifestyle
Originally Posted by Drew Stone
that is what they focused on. P.B.R. is in the ¨True life¨show and THEY KILLED THE STREETS so get ready for this...
Bring it
Bring it
This is a HUGE moment for this sport tight work man even if it is drama . . .
ANY publicity is GOOD publicity - take a lesson from marilyn manson . . .
08-10-2004, 08:11 AM
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Re: True Life, I live to Ride
One reason why I want to see this is so that all my friends that dont ride or dont hang with me and my team will maybe actually possibly have some kinda clue what I do 6 days outta the week. That and maybe the people and kids that see me in on my blocks will see some justice behind my methods. Other then that, Im just gonna tune in to see some dope riders tearing it up, Gorka, Woods, PBR.. ****.. I dont care if they were on the Disney channel, I'd still tune in!
08-10-2004, 10:27 AM
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Re: True Life, I live to Ride
While i can understand the need for exposure of the sport I think that this MTV show is going to cause way more problems than anything else. For Pro's and teams, yeah, the exposure will help them by giving them more opportunity to demo, compete etc. but for the avg rider/stunter this will only further the heat on them. The last thing i need when im out riding is a cop who saw that MTV show to hassle me because those guys on MTV were doing crazy ****. I/We may do crazy **** but don't need cops having a preconceived notion about me/us. Also I can't see MTV focusing on any good about the sport. MTV is just gonna play up the illegal aspects of it and throw in some bs about taking it off the streets etc. You know they aren't gonna show the riders with professional attitudes.... I'd be worried if i were Drew Stone as they can cut that footage any way they like it to cause drama/problems etc.
08-10-2004, 10:44 AM
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Re: True Life, I live to Ride
Originally Posted by SloppyRob
While i can understand the need for exposure of the sport I think that this MTV show is going to cause way more problems than anything else. For Pro's and teams, yeah, the exposure will help them by giving them more opportunity to demo, compete etc. but for the avg rider/stunter this will only further the heat on them. The last thing i need when im out riding is a cop who saw that MTV show to hassle me because those guys on MTV were doing crazy ****. I/We may do crazy **** but don't need cops having a preconceived notion about me/us. Also I can't see MTV focusing on any good about the sport. MTV is just gonna play up the illegal aspects of it and throw in some bs about taking it off the streets etc. You know they aren't gonna show the riders with professional attitudes.... I'd be worried if i were Drew Stone as they can cut that footage any way they like it to cause drama/problems etc.
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is going to pull you over whether he watches this on MTV or not, do you think he needs to watch MTV to motivate him to pull you over 
08-10-2004, 10:51 AM
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Re: True Life, I live to Ride
"A is going to pull you over whether he watches this on MTV or not, do you think he needs to watch MTV to motivate him to pull you over"
It certainly can't help any.
Im def gonna watch it and if they do a good job with it i'll be the first to admit i was wrong. I have a feeling im not gonna have to though.
is going to pull you over whether he watches this on MTV or not, do you think he needs to watch MTV to motivate him to pull you over" It certainly can't help any.
Im def gonna watch it and if they do a good job with it i'll be the first to admit i was wrong. I have a feeling im not gonna have to though.
08-10-2004, 11:19 AM
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Re: True Life, I live to Ride
Cops are cops, dont get all pissy when they pull you over, its their job. now the courts, thats a different story, infact the saying shouldnt be FTP, it should be FTC ( *** The Courts )
Either way, everything looks more tame once media gets ahold of it and it gets put into living rooms. Look @ Rap, ****, couple decades ago that **** was scarring the living crap outta soccer moms, now they have constant air play on radio stations and those same moms are buying thier sons G-Unit CD's!!
I cant wait for kids to be playing with 3Sick6 HotWheels doing wheelies and endos imulating thier fav rider styles etc...
More power to ya' Drew.
Either way, everything looks more tame once media gets ahold of it and it gets put into living rooms. Look @ Rap, ****, couple decades ago that **** was scarring the living crap outta soccer moms, now they have constant air play on radio stations and those same moms are buying thier sons G-Unit CD's!!
I cant wait for kids to be playing with 3Sick6 HotWheels doing wheelies and endos imulating thier fav rider styles etc...
More power to ya' Drew.
08-10-2004, 05:01 PM
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Re: True Life, I live to Ride
Originally Posted by SloppyRob
While i can understand the need for exposure of the sport I think that this MTV show is going to cause way more problems than anything else. For Pro's and teams, yeah, the exposure will help them by giving them more opportunity to demo, compete etc. but for the avg rider/stunter this will only further the heat on them. The last thing i need when im out riding is a cop who saw that MTV show to hassle me because those guys on MTV were doing crazy ****. I/We may do crazy **** but don't need cops having a preconceived notion about me/us. Also I can't see MTV focusing on any good about the sport. MTV is just gonna play up the illegal aspects of it and throw in some bs about taking it off the streets etc. You know they aren't gonna show the riders with professional attitudes.... I'd be worried if i were Drew Stone as they can cut that footage any way they like it to cause drama/problems etc.
