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  • DYLAN RIEDER: I got the new Alien Workshop

  • Warhol series for us.

  • Those are pretty cool.

  • Have you seen those?

  • MALE SPEAKER: No.

  • DYLAN RIEDER: They're sick.

  • The Berra one's pretty good.

  • He looks like a weirdo.

  • There's that one.

  • Fucking Dyrdek.

  • You got Arto's.

  • Grant's.

  • Mine's the bananas.

  • And I feel like that'll be the hot seller.

  • Dill's.

  • MALE SPEAKER: Dang, there's a lot of that Alien pros.

  • DYLAN RIEDER: Yeah.

  • I think Workshop 2, there's not really a genre.

  • Everybody's so different.

  • You got Heath and then AVE and then Dyrdek and a

  • broad expand of dudes.

  • MALE SPEAKER: Kalis.

  • DYLAN RIEDER: Kalis.

  • Well, now he's DGKalis.

  • Kalis left.

  • I'm sure he was feeling a bit like an outcast.

  • Going on tour, I think it would just be AVE, Jake, Dill,

  • Heath, and then Kalis.

  • BILL STROBECK: I could see where it seemed like if Kalis

  • felt that way, which I feel like he did, that he felt like

  • he didn't fit in.

  • Because Josh has been on since forever.

  • Someone like Josh is more of a team guy.

  • He likes to have the whole team get together.

  • He's real about that.

  • I felt like he didn't feel like he fit in when he was

  • there before all those guys.

  • They all took over, all those new kids and AVE and Dylan--

  • and those guys.

  • It just seemed like it was their team, kind of.

  • JASON DILL: Workshop got divided into upriver and

  • downriver at one point.

  • And now that Kalis is gone, there's less upriver.

  • Dyrdek, Mikey Taylor, Berra is so upriver.

  • MALE SPEAKER: What does that mean?

  • JASON DILL: They're upriver.

  • They're where TVs exist, the internet, fishing's better.

  • Who's in the van on tour?

  • Who's dirty and in the streets all the time?

  • The downriver kids.

  • So Dylan was instantly downriver with us.

  • As far as Dylan goes, between the time he got on the

  • Workshop and him just being with us all the time and being

  • so much like AVE and I, it seemed like he

  • wasn't ever not there.

  • ANTHONY VAN ENGELEN: He just embodies a classic, good

  • style, gnarly, talented skater, and into just who he

  • is and stuff.

  • It just fit into the Workshop.

  • Whatever.

  • He's his own person.

  • JASON DILL: Dylan's like me and AVE--

  • hand tattoos, smoking cigarettes.

  • There's so many times me and AVE looked at him and we were

  • like, wow, look at him.

  • He's growing up so fast.

  • Oh, boy.

  • And then shit gets new with him.

  • DYLAN RIEDER: These guys are pretty tight.

  • Burgundy loafers.

  • They're slip-ons, kind of cool.

  • MALE SPEAKER: These shoes are pretty infamous.

  • DYLAN RIEDER: Yeah.

  • I think they got a lot of talk when they came out.

  • I definitely got some shit for them.

  • But I fucking dig them.

  • They're awesome.

  • When you skate them, this red comes off.

  • It's super thin leather, so it bleeds kind of crazy.

  • MARK OBLOW: Well, Dylan was on Vans.

  • And at the time, he was wearing the slip-ons.

  • That's all he wore, slip-on, slip-on.

  • So when we started Gravis, that was the thing was for him

  • and Arto, it's like this was going to be their deal.

  • And they could do whatever they wanted.

  • It was just really like, what do you want?

  • And that's what he wanted.

  • Because he wanted something that when he's skating, looks

  • like when he's walking around at night.

  • So at the time, Dylan was super influenced by fashion

  • and just stuff in that world.

  • And that's where it stemmed from was not going, oh, how

  • can we rip off the Nike Dunk again?

  • You look at a lot of shoes.

  • And it's sad to say, but they rip off the classics.

  • He wanted to do something different as well.

  • He was willing to take the risk and said, fuck it.

  • I don't care.

  • Because he did get a lot of heat for it.

  • And that's a part of Dylan, too, where he is a tough kid,

  • where you can go, fuck you.

  • I don't care.

  • And yeah, that's my shoe.

  • Ha.

  • JASON DILL: Everybody secretly wants those shoes.

  • Did you hear the story about the enjoy team?

  • So the enjoy team was on a tour with Joe Brook.

  • He just told me this.

  • And they kept talking about Dylan's shoe.

  • And at first, it was like, [DISCONTENTED MUTTERING]

  • who is this?

  • Maybe not so bad, but probably something like that.

  • And they were like, man, someone must have said,

  • actually, I saw them.

  • And they're fucking so comfortable and

  • they're super sick.

  • And I just thought, see, that's what it's about.

  • It's about, fuck you guys.

  • Fuck me what I think.

  • Look at this original little fucker running around with his

  • cute little rolled-up pants and his fucking shirts with

  • the buttons on and a little necklace and shit.

  • He looks great.

  • That's what's funny.

  • You talk about the way that Dylan dresses.

  • Look what we're doing now, talking about Dylan.

  • So joke's on you.

  • You're not as good-looking as him.

  • GREG HUNT: You should be able to dress

  • however you want to dress.

  • Look at how Hosoi dressed in the '80s.

  • He was full rock star.

  • It's all about doing your own thing.

  • But what it really comes down to is your skating.

  • | think he's a full skate rat.

  • Yeah, he might wear sometimes nice clothes.

  • He might skate in nice clothes.

  • But dude, it's not keeping him from trying something insane

  • and slamming for five hours till he gets something.

  • So there's definitely a little bit of

  • negativity towards Dylan.

  • But that's all people who don't know him.

  • JASON DILL: I think that the thing is, I think that the way

  • that Dylan dresses in "Mind Field" sticks out so much.

  • Because when it starts, you have Dylan, Vans shoe.

  • And someone would say a normal type of that kid.

  • Then as the video part progresses, all of a sudden,

  • Dylan's got some fucking jeans, his little dance shoes

  • on, and a tank top.

  • And it's fucking great.

  • It's like, yeah, of course.

  • And now when you see Dylan, the look

  • is perfectly together.

  • I back a look big time, give a fuck.

  • I'm always coming up with looks.

  • I love it.

  • But now I'm stuck in a look.

  • I can't get out of the pulled-up socks.

  • BILL STROBECK: The way Dylan dresses reminds me of

  • Dill at that time.

  • When I first met Dill, it was like, here are my fancy,

  • fashionable shoes.

  • And here is these pants that no one's wearing.

  • Dill had those cut-off pants that were big and short.

  • They were like high waters.

  • But it had something to do with fashion.

  • And I think that Dylan's into that.

  • MALE SPEAKER: Do you think that Dylan

  • takes that from Dill?

  • BILL STROBECK: I don't think he takes it from Dill.

  • I think that he just expresses himself in the same way that

  • Dill did when he felt like he could be his own person.

  • He's young.

  • When I was that age, I had Richard Avedon CK One photos

  • on my wall.

  • And this is his age to do that kind of stuff.

  • He likes model chicks.

  • He'll grow out of that.

  • I'd say if you could look up the words "cool breeze"

  • online, that's the perfect explanation for Dylan.

  • He's a cool breeze, sunglasses, and fucking

  • sitting in the corner and not really talking to that many

  • people, especially around that time.

  • He was just a fucking young, mellow dude.

  • MARK OBLOW: And that's how he's always been.

  • And that's part of the mystique of Dylan, and even

  • covering up in the hoodies, and all the shit is he doesn't

  • like that attention.

  • He doesn't like the whole pretty boy and all this stuff.

  • And it's like, Dylan is a good-looking kid.

  • And then because of that, he gets points taken away, you

  • know what I mean?

  • Where if he was fucking ugly, he would

  • be looked at different.

  • But he had to prove himself.

  • JASON DILL: You can give Dylan all the shit you want.

  • But he looks great.

  • He's goddamn good-looking.

  • MARK OBLOW: That's obviously, too, the big difference

  • fucking the chicks.

  • It's like, at his video premiere, we had that party.

  • And it's like, you look at all the people in the crowd and

  • all the guys.

  • And then there's just rows of all these good-looking girls.

  • And they're all just staring, watching the

  • whole entire parks.

  • And they're like, oh, he's so good, his style.

  • He's so smooth.

  • You're just like, fucking asshole, man.

  • What a dick.

  • BILL STROBECK: Dylan can get ass, man.

  • He's confident.

  • He's real confident.

  • He'll fuck them and chuck them, dude.

  • He gets some.

  • Him and Alex both have--

  • they're both good-looking, like fucking Johnny Depp.

  • This one night, I went to this place, this club out in LA,

  • and went and met Dylan.

  • And then I look over and I'm like--

  • Alex is getting in.

  • He's like, hey, what's up?

  • What's up?

  • I was like, hey man.

  • What are you doing?

  • But they didn't really say hi to each other.

  • I go, what's going on with that?

  • And they have a nightlife beef or something.

  • We'll see who gets the girls tonight.

  • Usually, it's Dylan.

  • But it's real funny.

  • I think that girls probably think little

  • Alex is better looking.

  • Dylan's more like a woman.

  • Not like a woman, but he's very pretty.

  • And I guess little Alex is more--

  • I don't know.

  • He's like his dad.

  • Except for his dad gets more ass than him.

  • But little Alex, though, doesn't really say that much

  • because he's kind of shy.

  • And I think that girls are intimidated by him.

  • So they won't go up to him.

  • And meanwhile, he won't go up to them.

  • Oddly enough, he ends up going home probably alone.

DYLAN RIEDER: I got the new Alien Workshop

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