11 year old Russian prodigy Egor Sidorov just dropped a new video for Kickmeat. The amount of style that this kid possesses is frankly unheard of at his age and his tasteful trick selection is just the cherry on top. We cannot wait to see where this kid goes, he is the future.

Over the past 2 years Boris Germain has been stacking clips in Lyon, Barcelona, and Lisboa to yet another diverse, fast paced, and timeless project. Boris has been one of the best in the industry for many years now and continues amaze us video after video. This level of technicality, control, and balance is unheard of. Street riding would not be where it is without this man right here.

The third installment of of Blunt's "Blunt Chills" series features Jonathan Perroni cruising the streets of Naples alongside his good friend and filmer Maxime Bouzid. Despite getting injured, Jonathan managed to stack some incredible footage, eat great food, and enjoy all that the city had to offer. Jonathan is one of the best there is and this video showcases a side of him that has not been seen before.

Very few riders share Alex's level of passion for filming and spot searching. Every single one of his projects speaks volumes to this drive he has, as he continues to out do himself time and time again. We are so excited to see where he goes from here, he has a bright future ahead of him.

To celebrate their 9th birthday, Ethic decided to put out a video a week in the month of November. Nobody works harder than these guys and it brings us so much joy to see their dedication paying off. With videos from riders such as Will Barlow, Richard Zelinka, Alexis Porcial, Auguste Pellaud, Nick Tedrick, Jordan Robles and many more, there is something in here for everyone.

Isaac Miller is back after a long hiatus with another instant classis for Tilt. This video holds a special place in Isaacs catalogue as it is in celebration of his first signature line of parts with Tilt, which not surprisingly, is the first signature parts tilt has awarded to any rider. After only three days of filming Isaac and Daniel Cardenas managed to produce a video that encapsulates all the reasons why Isaac is deserving of this signature range. Very few riders on the planet have the capability to put out a video of this caliber period...never mind in 72 hours. This guy is the real deal, go show him some love. Film and Edit: Daniel Cardenas

Trevor Pritchard spent a while in California with his good friend Erik Karl behind the lens and managed to produce this short and sweet project for Question Cartel. Trevor and Erik are two of the most talented and underappreciated dudes in our industry today. We hope to see much more from these two in the future, but in the mean time go show them some love and send this around to your homies. More people need to see this.

Sean Macfoy, also known as Macskippy, has had one hell of a year this year. From his beautiful part in BLTN's Weather Permitting video, to his first pro deck with North Scooters, and to top it all off with his self titled video for North. He filmed this one with industry legend Ryan Ruegg during their week long stay in Washington DC. Few riders have trick selection and spot selection that is on par with Skippy and this video is a testament to that. This kid sees the streets differently and is without a doubt one of the best in the industry right now.

Jason Cheety has been on a tear this year. From snagging a spot on the Scooterfarm team, to representing the United States in Dissidence's This is Scootering contest, to consistently putting out some of the most creative and mindboggling Instagram content, this kid is in a league of his own and is just getting started. Without question one of the most talented riders on the planet right now. We cannot wait to see what he does next.

Industry legend and founder of Brother Scooter Supply Matt Ogle just released a new solo project that he has been working on for the past year and a bit. Matt's creativity and passion for scootering is incredibly inspiring and we know that he has lots left in the tank. Go show him lots of love on this video as well as all the hard work he does behind the scenes for Brother.

Trendkill has had an incredible past couple months, releasing many of the best projects of the year. Whether it was full lengths from young crews around the world, solo parts from some of the biggest names in the industry, behind the scenes footage, or surprising the scene with old footage we never thought would see the light of day, these guys have been putting in the hours to ensure that these videos get the recognition they deserve. So much love and respect for these guys.

London native Dylan Ditchfield recently released a short and tasteful video for North. This one was filmed and edited Leon Dummett and is a beautiful representation of Dylan's effortless style, deep bag of tricks, and immaculate spot useage. This guy is the real deal.