Felipe Nunes goes pro for Birdhouse, Pop Skateboards' video, Worble III, Ryan Decenzo’s Sender Bender part and more in today’s episode of Skateline.

In uncertain times, an eclectic roster from the Swoosh stays focused on the one thing that always rules. With epic sections from GT, Daan, Oski, Korahn, Hause, Carlos Ribeiro and more, this vid shines with a much-needed light. Appreciate the constant.

Neen, Foy, Delfino and the Deathwish team take on big bumps, double sets and ditches down in Texas.

Carl and Hosea stream style from LA to NYC, with tasteful editing from Aikens to boot. It’s a good look.

Adrianne Sloboh and Travis Harrison link up for a parking-lot skate date for Krux.

Ryan's been a heavyweight for over a decade, but his rampage is far from over. This part is loaded with enders, but his closing shot is in a league of its own. No wonder Phelper said “This dude rules!"

Cher charts her journey from touring with punk bands to starting Glue skateboards. Elissa Steamer, Jeff Cheung, Duffel and more add to the experience for Vans. Respect.

A solid crew of Argentinians take on NYC’s sacred spots and vibe with the locals for Delivery Buenos Aires.

Injuries, parenthood and a damn pandemic, the cards weren’t exactly in the Constant crew’s favor. Despite the struggle, they put out one of the best vids in a minute and still made it home for dinner. Atiba checks in with the cast to see how they powered through. As seen in our July ‘21 mag.