In recent years, skateboarding has experienced a profound shift, transcending its countercultural roots and becoming a lucrative corporate investor market.
At the forefront of the movement is Weckingball, the self-proclaimed jacked skateboarder and influential skateboarder who has not only called out pro skaters and Nike but also challenged the infiltration of corporations into skateboarding.
In an interview with Jay's Analysis via Alex Jones's Info Wars, Weckingball's reflections on the state of skateboarding highlighted his concerns about the influence of corporations and his dedication to preserving the core values of the real street skateboarding.
The canceled pro skater has expressed deep-rooted concerns about the corporate infiltration of skateboarding and biological males wearing women's outfits.
He believes that profit-driven interests are compromising the essence of skating, and it is essential to preserve its grassroots culture.
The jacked skater argues that skateboarding should be about personal expression, creativity, and community, rather than being reduced to a mere marketing tool.
Weck took a hiatus from professional skateboarding and never went back.