Nyjah Shoe Party

all photos: David Broach @davidbroach

Skateboarding's elite came together to party down with its prodigy on the release of his first signature DC shoe. Congrats Nyjah!




OMG is that Nyjah?!?


Sure enough.


Rob Dyrdek in the house.


Even Bam came out for this one.


Josh showed up for the free food.


These two show up for free booze.


Dylan Radloff triple fisting.


Fucking wow!


Jake, Matt, Wes, and Jamie.


Danny Way takes a moment with his lady friend.


James Riff, David Loy, and Mike-Mo.


Jeff Lenoce


Lopez, Copalman, and Ellington.


Only missing one McClung.


Romar and Darien


Strubing is everywhere.


Terrell Robinson.
  

In the end, Nyjah got his cake face on.
 

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