SHIT® MAGAZINE

Max Barrera is an professional skateboarder from Mexico who throughout his 32 years skating has experienced a lot. We sat down to speak with Max to hear about his life on the board, the impact skateboarding has had in his life, and how he means that everyone can take advantage of being skateboarders.

25 years ago the story of Taiichiro “Chopper” Nakamura began, a skateboarder from the city of Osaka, Japan who found in skateboarding a lifestyle, a space to exploit his creativity through art and sport. Osaka Daggers, it's more than an adjective in the history of the Japanese Skateboarding community.

On today's SHIT® we will be going deep into a very debated topic, does skateboarding have anything to do with fashion? You might think not, but it is clear that the fashion industry is being influenced by the culture. Is this good? Is it bad? Do we care? Let's find out!

Skateboarding and fashion have been interconnected in many ways, having a particular aesthetic that has gotten the attention of the fashion circles all over the world since skateboarding had its boom in the late 70s. In todays SHIT® we will be checking out Berlin’s very exclusive event “Bright Tradeshow” and its current transition to SEEK.

Today in SHIT® we’re discussing facts and just a few of millions of reasons we could think of regarding the impact skate has in our lives, from lifestyle, music, fashion and overall, skating as a fantastic form of expression and rebellion. Come along my dude or dudette and let us take a deep dive into the amazing world of skateboarding.

SHIT ahead! Skateboarding is more than just clothing, fancy gears and decks or a publishing of an iconic image in a magazine. The style that today defines skateboarding and being part of the community are personal and unique traits and a set of skills but also a common ground that identifies him or her inside of the culture. Check out why and how in the latest SHIT® Magazine article!