Yelawolf
Skating and music go hand-in-hand. Whether it’s a backyard ramp sesh, or an after hours skatepark jam, you’ll always hear music blastin’ in the background. It’s only fi tting that Yelawolf, the latest sensation in the hip hop world, has a serious skate history. CCS kicked it with Yela, and got the scoop on what gets him going on the board and on the mic. Check it!
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Do you still skate? Of course.
What stance are you? Regular.
What is your favorite spot? Legislative Plaza in Nashville. I came up there.
What are some of your favorite skate brands? Real, Spitfi re, Independent, Mob, Baker, Plan B, Diamond, Huf, Nike, and Famous.
Who did you look up to when you fi rst started skating? Mike Carroll, Matt Hensley, my big homies in Nashville: Nathan Smith, Nathan Brown, Steve Kooli.
Where do your music infl uences come from? All over the place. Hard core stuff from any genre, soulful stuff.
Who are some of your favorite MCs? Since this is CCS, I’ll include the Souls of Mischief, Wu Tang, OutKast, Digable Planets are some of my faves. I’ve got plenty, but that’s some skate related stuff.
Who would you love to work with? Ray Barbie and Mike Vallely.
What is a normal day for you? Work, work, work, work. SLUMERI- CAN. Maybe squeeze in a few tricks. Snowboard if I can, whenever I can. Record, perform, chill. 333 repeat.
When you’re not on tour what are you doing? Working, playing around.
What music are you listening to now? I was just going over my new stuff I did with Travis Barker, featuring The Transplants. Retarded.
To all the homies that have supported me throughout the
years...Thank you.
Any last words? To all the homies that have supported me throughout the
years...Thank you. Check my album credits: RadioActive. SLUMERICAN! NEWPORT...Let’s get it homie!
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Photo: JaysonSucks
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