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It is truly exciting to see a new generation of American riders on the rise who not only prioritize filming real projects, but are intentional enough to let themselves have fun with it and do it their own way. Nothing but respect for these guys. Filmed and edited by Owen Duvel watch this as well:

Tobias threw down for this video, displaying technical proficiency as well as his unique approach to spots and trick selection. His passion and drive can be seen throughout this project as a whole. Cannot wait to see more from this guy. Yes you did read that right, this was filmed by Tobias Mayer. Can't make this stuff up

The Pirate is back Didine looks at home in the streets of Barcelona as they provided some gems for him to showcase the more technical side of his riding that we have been seeing as of late. He truly is one of the best to ever do it.

Short and sweet. Videos of this nature provide reassurance that our industry is on the right track. Hopefully many more to come from Maxime and this gorup of young rippers.

So good to see more talented young visionaries coming out of the states. The future is in good hands. Can't wait for more from Theo and co.

Sometimes a lighthearted parktage is just what the doctor ordered. Lucas, Marius, and Ewen are all immensely talented and we hope they continue to pump out gems like this.

Effortless style, tasteful trick selection, spot diversity. What more could you want from a video. Enjoy seven days worth of Guilhem Barcelona footage put together by Maxime Pesin. This kid is on the move.

For as long as we can remember Blunt has been releasing projects that not only document some of the best riding that the global scene has to offer, but also challenge their audience with unique video concepts and a variety of series' that allow the audience to see riders in a different light. The Blunt Titanomakhia videos remain consistent with these well established traditions. We were lucky enough to shoot some messages back and forth with Blunt icons Jonathan Perroni and Matis Neyroud, and gain some insight on the trip as a whole, their future aspirations, and their relationship with Blunt personally and professionally. How old are you, how long have you been on Blunt & where are you from? Matis: I’m 20 years old and I’ve been on blunt since 7 years. I’m from Montreux, Switzerland. Pepe: Wassup I’m 23, I live in Paris, I came in the Blunt Flow Team in 2014 and became pro in 2015 How did your relationship with Blunt/Envy begin? Matis: I did the « AirJam » scooter camp and Flavio was there, he contacted me 6 months after the camp. Pepe: I met my manager Arnaud at the historic Montreux Scooter Contest in 2014, and the story has begun Describe the concept for the Blunt Greece trip and the Titanomakhia video? Matis: Two teams, two cameras so more spots to see for the viewers, and a maximum of good vibes! Pepe: The concept was very simple, Flow and Pro team for the first time, 2 teams with 2 flows and 2 pros (Kronos and Zeus for the history) and let’s see which team can make the best footages Any battles / stories from the trip? Matis: For my longest ice pick ever ! I did two days, one hour and half on the first one and about 40 minutes the second day. Pepe: Hmmm I remember one battle, it was on a big famous place of Athens with lot of spots around it, we rode it for maybe 2 hours with the other team ! The 2 teams sent it hard! Crazy moment What is the Blunt community / team experience like on trips like this? Matis: Holidays with the bosses is always so nice, we all learn about each other and enjoy the most! Pepe: If I can say 3 words for this question : Fun, Family, Love Being some of the best riders in the world, do you feel pressure to perform when you are on a trip like this? Matis: Never, I had some bad injuries that proves me that I need my time and I need to listen to my body first. No pressure Pepe: No I don’t feel pressure, but I send it 200% like always because making video on trips is life ! What is your most meaningful memory from your career with Blunt so far? Matis: I think it’s when I landed my fifty sugarcane fakie fifty flair in Australia. Pepe: The 1st thing that comes to my mind is the Scandinavian Trip, because it was my first Pro Trip, and I swear it was CRAZY to be with the team and discover the world ! You’ve been killing it for so many years now. What keeps you motivated? Matis: All the scooter scenes. Pepe: I’ve always loved scootering, it’s the passion, it’s the life, it was a dream to be a pro rider and now I am so I enjoy it 100% Speak on the process and excitement of having your own signature deck Matis: I couldn’t imagine to have one, so I’m so happy that they ask me and made one for me. Pepe: I never thought about it as a kid cause it’s a crazy thing, it’s a real consecration for pro rider career. It’s still hard for me to believe it What are your future goals & aspirations within Scootering? Matis: More new tricks and I hope one day I can have my own mega ramp. Pepe: Keep exploring the world, make videos, push my limits Full Blunt Titanomakhia Videos Article by Benji Zacharias Photos by Jeremy Suchet Thanks to Jonathan and Matis for taking the time to chat with us

This years Madrid Urban Sports contest was absolutely insane. The level of riding, consistency and energy this years contest brought out was truly a joy to see. Truly non-stop action as the worlds best riders battled it out. Make sure you tune into this years finals: SCOOTER STREET FINAL: SCOOTER PARK FINAL: A huge shout out to @Urbanworldseries for putting this years contest on & truly taking scootering to the next level. Cannot wait to see what is to come at this years Extreme Barcelona contest in September.

Few riders in the world seem to have their foot in the door in every category. Style, amplitude, diversity, and creativity are more often than not individually suited to a rider as their defining variety of riding. Andrey came in swinging with this project and set himself up to be looked at as one of the most well rounded individuals in scootering. This kid is special, hope you enjoy this one as much as we did

videos like this put us at ease, knowing that the future of scootering is in capable hands. So much talent, style, and passion in this project.

Nolan is one of the hardest working individuals in scootering right now and continues to prove this project after project. As his style has evolved over the past couple years he has developed a unique selection of tricks that lends itself to a more street-oriented audience, while still giving several nods to his park roots. We are loving the trajectory Nolan is on right now, much more to come for this man.