3 gen 2018 anni - Tony Hawk Spies a Younger, Shirtless Version of Himself in V.F.'s Lobby

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Vanity Fair Online

You know the feeling when your ex-girlfriend comes over, goes to Google something, and her own name pops up in the URL bar? Well, that sort of happened to Vanity Fair yesterday when pro-skateboarder Tony Hawk came to our office and noticed a shirtless picture of himself hanging in the lobby; the photograph was shot by Jonas Karlsson for *V.F.’*s June 2001 issue. Hawk, also known as "Birdman," is to skateboarding what Michael Jordan is to basketball, Lance Armstrong to biking, and Bernie Madoff to fraud. In other words, there's no one even comparable in terms of skill, prominence, and success. Since busting the first "900"—two-and-a-half rotations—in 1999's X-Games, Hawk has reached near-mythic status. This week he debuts the 10th version of his popular video game, Ride, but this time he has something a little different planned: instead of a game controller, Hawk created a self-contained skateboard capable of ollieng and kickflipping until your downstairs neighbors start hitting the ceiling with their broom.

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