No Jumper

The Seshollowaterboyz have been busy amassing a massive fan base for the past couple years but compared to Bones, Xavier Wulf and Chris, there is comparatively less information available about the fourth member to join the group, Eddy Baker. I did the right thing and got the man in the No Jumper studio for an intense grilling. He brought along his closest confidant out of the SHWB crew, Xavier Wulf along with his #healthyboyz lieutenant Chilly Sosa. What resulted was an amazing conversation between friends which really sheds light on what a great guy Eddy is. Shout out to the guys for coming through and by all means, subscribe to No Jumper for more interviews each and every week! 01:00 Life as a kid 05:20 The formation of Seshollowaterboyz 09:20 Lil Debbie hates us 12:00 Future and Xanax 16:30 When did you start smoking weed 19:30 #healthyboyz 21:50 Death row meal 24:20 Relationshop status: It’s Complicated 27:00 The Drake/Future tape 28:30 Makkonen 31:40 Tyga 36:30 Eddy did a porn 39:30 Complaints about Xavier 42:10 Video games and racism 45:40 Straight Outta Compton 47:30 Elliott 50:30 A$AP Yams and the Bones/Rocky collab 55:00 Breaking up and crying 56:30 Haters 58:30 SHWB posse cut 1:03:00 Chilly Sosa 1:07:50 The naked girl on stage Listen to Eddy Baker on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/eddybaker-1 And follow us all on Instagram: @eddybaker420 @chillysosa @xavierwulf @adamtwentytwo

I met Jacob Messex because he walked up to me at the bar and just asked me what I do. Which is a pretty ordinary way to meet somebody unless you live in Hollywood, where people don't seem terribly likely to strike up a conversation for no reason. I mentioned that I do a podcast and that he might be a good guest. He seemed interested, but then I mentioned the interview idea to my good friend Justin Maruco (who you might remember from the Jake Seeley podcast) and he told me that not only would he make sure that it happened but that he had a grip of good questions in mind. Jacob ended up bringing his close friend and amazing skateboarder, Oscar Meza with him and we picked their brains, gleaning some much needed insight into both of their careers as well as the skateboard world in general. If you enjoyed this episode of No Jumper, do us a favor and Subscribe to us on YouTube, Soundcloud, and iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/no-jumper/id1001659715?mt=2 01:30 Getting hate from older skate photographers 03:30 Growing up in LA 06:00 Hanging out at The Berrics 11:50 Atiba 18:00 Young skate kids taking Ubers to spots 21:00 Jacob’s first published photo was a Jim Greco ad 29:00 Being the designated driver 35:00 Skaters and photographer relations 41:00 Oscar talks about parting ways with Flip 46:00 Becoming “a Berrics dude” 51:45 Jacob’s Mom has had to block other skate dudes on Instagram 54:30 Kissing boys 1:01:00 Jacob is still in school 1:13:00 Where does Oscar go from here 1:22:30 The 3 stair hellflip by the fairy: https://instagram.com/p/7YYKwCyD4S/

It's tough to follow up an interview as high profile as Ian Connor's but Nick Colletti is a worthy successor. While Ian likes to wave guns around in 2000 dollar sneakers, Nick wears Birkenstocks and films himself speaking into his phone at 3 in the morning for the amusement of his 1 million plus Vine followers. I tried to pry into Nick's mind but mostly we just ended up discussing current events and weed. Enjoy and please Follow No Jumper on Soundcloud. 00:30 Gangsta Boo 01:50 Growing up funny 04:00 Fashion 07:30 Vine friends 12:20 Exercise 14:30 Girls 20:00 Weed 24:30 Young Thug 29:30 Some people smell weird 34:00 Tinder 38:00 Fat Jew 42:00 Deep fried memes 53:00 Cecil The Lion 1:12:00 Deleting his Vine 1:12:30 The Lean Team

The other day I texted my buddy Trev "let's get that Shane podcast cracking next week". He responded "Ian is in town and they want to do it tonight". And that, my friends, is how I ended up interviewing two of the most enigmatic young men in the fashion world on 3 hours notice. Shane has completely avoided video interviews up until this point and Ian has only done a handful but they came through, smoked cigarettes and answered all my questions. Shane came out of his shell a little bit and Ian was boisterous as ever. Enjoy this and by all means, Subscribe to us on iTunes and Follow us on Soundcloud: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/no-jumper/id1001659715?mt=2 https://soundcloud.com/nojumper-1 01:00 Ian shows us his gun 02:45 Shane’s first attempts at making clothes as a kid and early influences 06:00 Chicks 08:30 Ian is making a porno 11:00 What are your types? 12:30 What happened with Wiz Khalifa? 14:30 Rocky and Yams 22:00 How Ian and Shane became friends 25:30 Raf Simons 28:00 The Pink Dolphin collab 30:00 Xavier Wulf 33:00 Murder, fighting and stealing people’s girlfriends 39:00 Virgil and mentorship 42:45 Thrifting daily 47:00 The media 52:00 The youth 1:00:00 Post Malone 1:02:00 Game theory tho 1:03:45 Fat Jew 1:11:00 Soulja Boy Thumbnail photo: Michael Knapp snappsny.com Twitter: @souljaian @shaneaveli @onsomeshit @trevvysiklocks

For the 8th episode of No Jumper I had two of my DJ/producer homies on for a frank discussion of just about everything from the extremely serious (mass shootings, parenthood) to the deeply immature (buttholes). DJ Two Stacks is perhaps best known for producing both Kreayshawn's smash hit "Gucci Gucci" as well as producing a child made up of approximately 50% her DNA. He's an accomplished producer regardless of all that and has been making ever increasing waves with his new projects, Depressed Teenager and Snaked. Ned is perhaps best known for the Local Man instrumental tape that he did with Xavier Wulf although he's also done songs for Black Kray and various other underground celebrities. Ned hasn't impregnated anyone yet although not for lack of trying. 00:20 Becoming a meth addicted truck driver 05:00 Grabbing Carmen Electra’s boobs 10:00 The Virginia massacre and social media 14:00 What’s it like being a DJ in LA? 15:00 Fred Durst 23:00 Two Stack produced Krayshawn’s “Gucci Gucci”. We talk about how that worked out for him 27:00 What their lives are like daily 33:00 Getting a DUI 37:00 Ned makes me watch a gross video and then I debunk it 40:00 Ned loves buttholes 44:30 Herpes scares and babies 49:00 Dating a famous woman and dealing with crazy stalkers 52:00 The instrumental mixtape Ned did with Xavier Wulf 55:30 How to get rappers to use your beats 1:03:00 Being in it for the love 1:04:00 Depressed Teenager 1:07:00 Early influences 1:12:00 Lil B & The Pack 1:14:30 Posting a #wcw/sliding in the DMs 1:22:00 Falling in love at Ham 1:25:00 “Fuck Yelawulf” 1:31:00 Shout outs 1:34:53 Snaked - “Paul Stanley http://twitter.com/djtwostacks http://soundcloud.com/djtwostacks https://soundcloud.com/snakedrocks https://soundcloud.com/depressed-teenager http://www.twitter.com/nedarbnagrom http://www.soundcloud.com/nedarbnagrom

The other day I saw on Instagram that Gangsta Boo was celebrating her birthday at our local bar out here in Hollywood, Black ( http://www.blackhwood.com ). I figured that I would head over and somehow convince her to appear on my podcast. I rolled through with my usual crew of deviants, I got an IG photo ( https://instagram.com/p/6UI6kcyQad/ ), I swam up in her DM's and miraculously just a few days later I had the Queen Of Memphis herself in the OSS store for an interview. I brought along Vine sensation/overall funnyman Nick Colletti as well as professional BMX rider/human compost pile Brandon Begin to assist. We ended up having an hour long conversation about not just her career but much, much more. Check the show notes below and make sure you Subscribe on SoundCloud and click here to subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/no-jumper/id1001659715?mt=2 Get in touch with us: http://www.twitter.com/gangstabooQOM http://www.twitter.com/onsomeshit http://www.twitter.com/thenickcolletti http://www.twitter.com/fuckbegin 00:30 "That chocolate skin makes them white boys bend" 02:25 How I met Gangsta Boo 04:35 Boo just got the MC Ren follow 07:20 Juicy J 09:30 Beagle 11:30 Run The Jewels 2 12:50 Ghostwriting 19:40 Where Dem Dollas At 23:20 Gangsta Boo is scared of cats 25:00 Juggalos and dating and dating Juggles 28:10 Katie Got Bandz 31:35 Leaving Da Mafia 6 35:20 What are your musical tastes these days? 38:00 DS2 dab party at Gangsta Boo’s house 47:00 Straight Outta Compton 51:20 3 songs 53:00 DJ Vlad 58:00 Her influence 1:02:00 Lil Wyte

FOLLOW NO JUMPER ON SOUNDCLOUD AND ITUNES! I've been following Drew Millard on Twitter for a few years now ever since he first got hired by Vice to helm their once-fledgling music vertical, Noisey. Recently Drew made the move to LA and switched his style up, leaving music journalism behind to work for Vice full time. I had him come down to the OSS store along with his good friend and similarly prolific Tweeter, Robesman and we had a great conversation that stretched on into the night, casually crossing the 2 hour mark, a first in my time doing podcasts. Check out the list of topics below, follow http://www.twitter.com/drewmillard, http://www.twitter.com/robesman and http://www.twitter.com/onsomeshit and enjoy: 00:45 Emo night and drinking cork dust 03:30 Quitting drinking 05:10 Reviewing shows for a living 08:00 Riff Raff sliding in Robesman’s DMs 12:45 Travis Scott 16:00 Kanye’s “All Day” and the state of Vine 19:00 Do you listen to podcasts and if so which ones? 25:00 Drew on the eve of 10k 26:00 Kittie Pryde 30:00 How did you start working for Noisey? 34:30 Tweet at @joerogan and tell him to come on No Jumper 38:00 Hanging out with Tony Hawk 44:00 Moving to Williamsburg in 2011 52:00 Follow @iamtonycat on Instagram 56:00 Lulu 59:00 What was it like when you met Drake? 1:02:00 Ass eating 1:05:00 Beefing with Troy Ave 1:24:00 We discuss the NWA movie 1:27:00 Leaving Noisey for Vice 1:34:30 Hanging out with Waka Floka and Drew’s first viral article 1:39:00 Robesman’s shout out list 1:43:00 We talk about Ernest Baker and journalism 1:50:00 Lil Dicky 1:53:00 Bojack Horseman, Entourage and Trinidad James 1:57:00 Father 1:59:00 A$AP Yams and music industry stuff 2:02:00 Explain Kid Ink 2:05:30 Vaping for the urban bro 2:09:20 Snapchat 2:11:50 Rap Genius 2:16:40 Noz and Craig Jenkins Faneto: Kidd Ink featuring Young Thug & Bricc Baby Shitro - Like A Hott Boy

They say the truth comes from the mouths of babes. Well Pouya and Fat Nick are, if nothing else, babes. Pause. These dudes are 20 years old each and they have no filter. Pretty much from the very start this conversation gravitated towards everybody's favorite topic: sex. Most rappers keep their foul sexual tales close to their chest but Pouya and Nick happily shared many of their most graphic groupie tales with childlike glee. I've been a fan of their music for a while but after this interview, it was official, I'm sold, these dudes are fucking awesome. Check out the topics discussed below, check the Soundcloud player below and click here to listen to us on iTunes. 00:00 We discuss Future’s Dirty Sprite 2 and drinking lean 01:30 How did you guys become friends? 03:15 Fat Nick’s Mom caught him selling drugs and didn’t really care 05:15 When did you first start to feel successful? 06:50 Have you ever been on a date with Trina? 10:00 When did you realize Raider Klan was done? 11:50 What gave you the confidence to become a rapper? 14:00 Fucking fans 19:30 Do you guys plan on having girlfriends in the future? 23:35 Where does your money come from? 24:35 Pouya talks about his upcoming album 30:00 Do you see the value in getting a manager? 34:00 Getting nervous before shows 37:00 The day Pouya told his mom he has had sex with over 100 girls 39:20 “You can’t wife a girl who fucked a rapper” 44:30 Fat Nick talks about fat pride and the power of confidence 47:20 We learn more about lean from Fat Nick 49:00 Why did you guys bring Nick Colletti on tour? 53:00 The girl who stole Pouya’s phone while he was on stage and then died 57:00 We talk about the XXL Freshman list 1:00:55 We discuss the Birdman/Young Thug murder plot against Lil Wayne 1:03:30 Homophobia and using the word “faggot” 1:08:00 I read off some questions from Pouya’s Twitter 1:11:30 Favorite songs to play live Listen to these guys on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/pouya-kevin https://soundcloud.com/fatnick Follow us on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/pouyalilpou http://www.instagram.com/therealfatnick http://www.instagram.comadamtwentytwo and on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/pouyalilpou http://www.twitter.com/_fatnick http://www.twitter.com/onsomeshit http://www.twitter.com/nojumperdotcom

Grant Cobb tattoos me and as such, we have a special relationship. We've had some pretty intense conversations over the years and luckily we were able to capture a lot of those stories and much more in this interview. Check below for a list of topics we discussed, and please if you're a fan of No Jumper FOLLOW us on SoundCloud and SUBSCRIBE to us on iTunes by clicking here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/no-jumper/id1001659715?mt=2 02:00 What were you like as a kid? 07:15 “More than 50% of everything you’ve ever heard from a tattooer is a lie” 09:40 Have you ever misspelled a tattoo? 11:30 Moving to LA to work for Bob Roberts 16:00 Are you closed minded about tattoos? 19:00 Has Instagram taken over the tattoo world? 22:00 How does being a classically trained artist shape your view of tattooing? 31:50 What is it like getting chicks as a tattoo artist? 34:35 Grant talks about some dude he beat up the other day 36:00 Seeing Paris Hilton naked in real life 38:15 Grant’s insane story about the time a condom broke when he was 16 46:55 The mace story 52:45 Sexual experience with a snake 55:00 Grant’s story about tattooing a morbidly obese porn star 1:04:00 Grant’s thoughts on PMA 1:09:00 Advice for young people just starting to get tattooed 1:12:45 Will you tattoo till you die? Follow Adam22 on Social Media: http://www.facebook.com/adam22 http://www.twitter.com/onsomeshit http://www.instagram.com/adamtwentytwo

When I started doing these No Jumper podcasts I knew that I had to get the Shop Jeen girls on the show. I met Erin and Ameelia by chance a few years back and ever since I've been amazed by the business that they've built out of nothing but hard work and a deep understanding of their audience. In between talking business we found time to examine professional wrestling, boys, the mall and hanging out in the sewer. Sit your ass down and tune in to some real talk with 2 of the smartest young ladies you will ever meet. 1:00 We discuss Lil Mama and Lil Bow Wow 3:45 What are the biggest challenges Shop Jeen faces right now as a business? 5:45 Have you been through media training? 8:20 Everyone discusses their ethnicities 10:30 Opening an LA office 12:15 How Shop Jeen used to run the Instagram popular page 15:15 We talk about hanging out in the sewer 18:15 How do you deal with the stress 21:55 Would you guys do a reality show? 23:00 Do you have male Shop Jeen thots? 23:55 Erin demonstrates impressive professional wrestling knowledge 28:50 Are you a juggalo? 32:00 How much do you guys go out and party? 35:20 Do you guys have boyfriends? 39:25 Do you have a hard time balancing being edgy with being good role models? 42:00 Do you remember when you first realized you had the entrepreneurial mindset? 44:00 Do you relate to the term “feminist”? 48:20 Do you consider yourself famous? 52:10 Kanye or Kim? 53:50 Caitlin Jenner 57:00 Do you respond to the criticism and hate online? 59:30 What are your favorite things to do at the mall? 1:00:30 Have you received cease and desists from brands? 1:08:00 Do you have a list of wrestlers you want to date in the future? http://www.shopjeen.com @shopjeen @erinjeen @amooolia

To some, Aint Nobody Cool is nothing but a cool Project Pat lyric. To others, it is an inescapable Los Angeles brand with a penchant for pop culture logo bites. I became friends with the guys behind the brand 6 months or so ago and knew that if I could get them on the show that it would make for an explosive interview. I was not wrong. What follows is an hour and a half of real talk with 2 men who are paving their own way in this world even if the only thing they plan on doing once they have completed said paving is to listen to Young Thug and think up some more t shirt designs. Enjoy! If you enjoy this podcast, do me a favor and do these 3 things to make sure you know about future episodes of No Jumper: 1) Follow @nojumperdotcom on Twitter 2) Subscribe to our SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojumper-1 3) Follow me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/adam22 Thanks and enjoy 2:50 Alex takes a dab and explains what it’s all about 5:47 What did you guys do today? 10:00 What have been your biggest design failures as a brand? 16:20 The brand was almost called “Relax, Bro” 18:00 We talk about the Dragonball Z shirt 25:30 We start talking about Young Thug at length 29:30 Were you ever super anti-mainstream hip hop? 37:40 Do you have a conflicted relationship with being a white hip hop fan? 39:20 What endears you to Bankroll Fresh? 40:45 Are you guys Makonnen fans? 42:06 None of us think Young Thug is gay but we all agree Lil Wayne sucks now 45:40 What’s next for Aint Nobody Cool as a brand? 47:35 Brief discussion of Joe Budden vs Lil B 49:50 Name a rapper you thought was going to be big who went nowhere 59:00 How to have friendships with women without having sex with them 1:00:30 We talk about Ham On Everything 1:13:45 Rap right now is much more open minded towards women and people who are different. Do you like it more now? 1:23:15 Favorite female rapper of all time?

Ever since I started TCU TV (can you believe we're 25 episodes in with 5 more recorded?) I've known that I wanted to eventually start a second podcast where I could interview all of the interesting people I know outside of BMX. So today I'm happy to present the first episode of No Jumper in which I interview Ryan Denehey. You may not know who Ryan is (unless you remember late 2000's action sports website "BNQT") but he's an unbelievably successful young entrepreneur who has started and sold a couple of different businesses to some high profile firms, namely Gannett and Groupon. Hopefully some of you reading this will take some inspiration and use it to start something. If you enjoyed this interview, follow No Jumper on Soundcloud, iTunes and Twitter to keep up on future episodes. https://soundcloud.com/nojumper-1 http://www.twitter.com/nojumperdotcom 00:30 Ryan tells us his story of starting out making videos in the bike world 06:00 We talk about dealing with rejection and failure as an entrepreneur and how to fight through it 10:15 "If you're not completely embarrassed by your first attempt at whatever it is you're trying to do, you're not trying hard enough" 15:03 We talk about working for free and when you should be willing to take on an unpaid internship 19:25 Are you a person with a lack of regard for tradition and is that a key trait for entrepreneurs? 27:30 Let's talk about BNQT, what the original idea and how did it almost fail? 38:00 How BNQT became The Come Up's first ad network back in the day 40:20 Why did you end up selling BNQT to USA Today? 46:25 "Oftentimes when people have their first big success, they stop doing what made them successful in the first place" 50:22 Let's talk about your most recent start up, Swarm 53:30 "Very few people actually want to give up trivial things to go after much bigger dreams" 55:25 How Nas became an investor in Swarm 59:25 How did you feel when you realized Groupon were making an offer to buy you? 1:04:40 We talk about what our days are like and how we manage to be productive 1:10:50 Do you still feel like you have companies you're going to start up in the future? 1:12:50 We talk about Ryan's blog and his new book he's working on Check out Ryan's blog here: http://www.deneheyxxl.com and follow him on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/denehyxxl