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"People often associate skating with hoodlums but I see skating as an art. There are so many tricks and styles that can be done through this sport. Skating gives me a freedom I cant find anywhere else..."

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"What's your proudest accomplishment?" "My proudest accomplishment I would say is a group accomplishment that me and these guys have just signed, or in the process of signing our first record deal! Thats kind of been a life long goal of mine and something that I've shared with these guys so its kinda cool that its finally happened."

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"What makes you outstanding?" "First of all that, always loud music in the Marshall Center. My style is original, never seen before probably never will be seen again after I graduate and I am definitely 100% real about what I do. There is no games no gimmicks. Even in a building where there's supposed to be nobody here people actually come in because they hear the noise from the parking lot, and I'm gonna have to make it louder so that these guys can get a little bit more crazy, I have no problem with that so... I think being friendly and being... I guess partying in the non-party zone kinda gets me that favorable opinion amongst my peers."

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"What's your greatest struggle right now?" "My greatest struggle is letting people I love how much I love them and care about them. I'm so afraid of losing all of these people I've met. I'm dealing with being a shitty asshole, how to put feelings of others over mine. Its what I need to be able to do. I don't know how I'm trying my hardest and still feel like I'm not doing enough for my friends."

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"There's so much out there to be seen and done. The world is so vast and limitless it makes our lives seem insignificant. I hope one day I can look back and say I've experienced things many people only dream of . I don't want to be that person that says I wish I could have."

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"I like to spend lonely nights in the cemetery reflecting upon life and testing my faith."