Bam Margera and Tony Hawk are teaming up as soon as once more.
The 2 skilled skaters reunited on Wednesday, March 5, sharing pictures and movies of their skate session on Instagram.
Margera, 45, and Hawk, 56, let unfastened on the vert ramp, recreating a second from 2002’s Jackass: The Film, wherein the 2 did the identical strikes whereas wearing bubble-wrap padded, outsized outfits in a skit referred to as, “Sweaty Fat F—-.”
In a video shared by Margera in partnership with The Berrics, the non-public indoor Los Angeles skatepark the place the 2 met up, the caption reads, “Once we noticed @tonyhawk & @bam__margera 👀skating the vert ramp collectively, we knew it seemed acquainted! 🤔.”
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Margera additionally shared extra pictures and movies from the day in a separate submit, writing, “Because of @tonyhawk for the doubles sesh with @alphonzorawls , @andymac720 aka Macdonald and @staabpirate1.”
Hawk can also be teaming up with one other Jackass alumnus: Hawk and Steve-O will function govt producers on Sk8 or Die: The Lee Ralph Story. Whereas the primary collection will observe the New Zealand skater who rose to stardom earlier than vanishing within the Eighties, the hope is to construct out an anthology of tales from road skating historical past, per The Hollywood Reporter.
Wanting again on Jackass throughout a June 2024 look on the Club Random podcast, Hawk instructed Invoice Maher that the stunt present started as “issues that have been filler for skate movies.”
“There could be skate movies the place you’d have bizarre segues in between the skating segments, which have been simply Jackass-sort stunts,” Hawk recalled. “And that’s how they began. It truly is how they began.”
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Of the crew, which included Margera, Steve-O, Johnny Knoxville, Chris Pontius, Dave England, Wee Man and extra, Hawk famous, “They have been artistic on this Buster Keaton kind of manner.”
“They have been keen to destroy themselves for the sake of comedy. It was so humorous.”
