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Sep 27, 2026

MattHOST
5:44
So I turn the corner and I look at this rack and it's kind of like socks and stuff.
MattHOST
5:49
And then there's just this whole row of World Industries baseball caps.
MattHOST
5:54
Like mint, dead stock, real, not knockoff.
MattHOST
5:59
It's like World Industries hats.
MattHOST
6:01
And it's like the Wet Willie and the Flame Boy and the Pitchfork logo.
MattHOST
6:06
And there's a whole bunch of them.
MattHOST
6:19
hats that are $1.50.
LarryHOST
6:21
Okay.
Rob PrsaHOST
1:36
They thought that this was my brand and this was my design that I was promoting, not realizing that this is one of the most iconic skate brands of the late 90s.
Rob PrsaHOST
1:44
Literally in 1998, this was the second biggest skate company behind World Industries.
Rob PrsaHOST
1:48
Now have I said that you watching this video need to like this design? No, you don't have to like this design.
Rob PrsaHOST
1:53
But respecting that a certain group of people like this design is the whole point of this video.
Jeremy ChangHOST
7:25
Literally.
Jeremy ChangHOST
7:25
Do you know World Industries, the skate company? Yeah, yeah.
Jeremy ChangHOST
7:28
You look like the Spitfire.
Jeremy ChangHOST
7:29
Yeah, Flame Boy.
Eric DressenGUEST
29:16
No, at that time, it was kind of like out with the old and in with the new.
Eric DressenGUEST
29:20
Skateboarders were at World Industries.
Eric DressenGUEST
29:22
It was turning into Little Kids Pro that never entered a contest in their lives.
Eric DressenGUEST
29:27
Yeah, yeah.

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