Started with ‘Shit Girls Say’ and becoming a massive viral phenomenon on the Internet, now every day a new ‘Shit… Say’ pops up. Crailtrap presents ‘Shit Skaters Say’. Check it out here above.

While on the The Big Day Out tour in Australia, Tony Hawk interviews Tyler The Creator, L-Boy, Mike G, Left Brain and Taco of Odd Future for Tony Hawk’s Dissent on Ride Channel.

Carhartt linked up with with Catalunian audiovisual production house “La Neta Lab” and photographer Roberto Alegria for a dust ad campaign. Check out what the guys put together.

Huf and Deluxe Distribution recently partnered with Japanese artist, Haroshi, on a sculpture series inspired by professional skateboarders Peter Ramondetta, Tommy Guerrero, Dennis Busenitz and Keith Hufnagel. Haroshi applied his signature sculptural technique to the project using old skateboards and components as his medium for design. Highsnobiety TV checked in with Huf and Haroshi the night before the exhibition’s opening ceremony to get the inside scoop on the project. Luckily there was a Japanese interpreter on hand to help us translate some of the finer details behind Haroshi’s incredible attention to detail and one-of-a-kind craftsmanship.

RIME of the legendary Seventh Letter crew got together with Zoo York on these pro series skateboard decks. The series pays homage to Zoo York’s graffiti roots with RIME’s dope pieces. Whether you skate these or hang them up, they would be great to own. Check for these at Zoo York retailers now.

See the other decks after the jump.

We’ve shared with you some pretty extensive coverage of the whole HUF x Haroshi x DLX project that has been going on and if you have yet to see it, please be sure to check it out. Although each piece created by Haroshi for this project has been stellar, one of the highlights was the “Middle Finger” piece. Real Skateboards felt the same, too, as they have released this extremely limited skateboard deck featuring that wooden sculpture. There’s only 400 of these, so act fast. (Via Radcollector)

Rob Dyrdek is at it again and this time kick flips a Chevy Sonic over a giant skateboard. Called an ‘astro spiral jump’ in the old days, only three men have previously managed to land the trick properly. Today we can finally show you a good detailed video of the action. Check it out below.

Lakai enters the new year with a new commercial and as usual it is great. A simple, yet strong message, well communicated. Featuring Raven Tershy, the ad was produced by Ty Evans and Aaron Meza. Check it out!

Thrasher got together with Wired Magazine to choose the most impressive skateboarding pics of 2011. With over 10′000 pictures posted in the print and online editions of the magazine in the last 12 months, you can imagine that the choice was not easy. We cannot choose our favorite of the bunch, they are all just amazing.

“The magazine runs more than 10,000 photos in its print and online editions each year, and damn near every one of them shows someone doing something bordering on insane. These are the 10 most jaw-dropping photos Thrasher published this year. They aren’t the best, in that the lighting or composition may not be perfect. But this isn’t about photography. It’s about skateboarding.

“It’s really more about the stunt being documented,” said Thrasher magazine creative director Kevin Convertito. “Sort of like shooting photos of car crashes.”

As Thrasher photo editor Michael Burnett would say, these are photos snapped when the skater was at his moment of “maximum rad.” And if every picture says 1,000 words, then the story here is of skaters pushing the limits of their sport in what Convertito calls “progression through focused aggression.”

Check out the rest of the photos after the jump.

Robbyn Magby lands not one but two 720 double flips off the kicker at Riley skatepark in Farmington Hills, MI. Filmed with a Redlake N3 high speed camera at 1,000 frames per second, you can see how the man technically masters the challenge.