No, it's G. No. We use a graph to show our progress in business. G-R-A-F-T. G-R-A-F. It's graph. The fuck's a graft? G-R-A-P-H. Graph. His face, bro. So PH makes the F sound. For anyone watching who's in Corlin or Brin's class, don't let them trick you with the G-R-A-F. It's not the F, it's a PH. Spell it. G-R-A-F. Bro! I can spell it. Alright, spell it. G-R-A-P-H. That is correct. You wanna try one more time? G-R-A-P-H. Good job, Aaron. Shut up. Catch. C-A-T-C-H. Catch. Bro, you need some, you need to get you a tutor, dude. Just to learn basics. It's not your fault you're homeschooled, dude. Bet you had a hot ass teacher, huh? My mom. My mom. So... Did you or no? My mom, dude. Ready? Wait, no, no. C-A-T-C-H. Good. Maybe you need to write it down. I used to have to write it down. Yeah, that's much easier for me. Paragraph. Paragraph. I don't think I can spell that. Actually, no, I could spell that. P-R-A. Think about it before you say it. P-E-R. Think about it. Type it on your phone. No, cause it's spellcheck. P-A-I-R. Pair? P-A-R-E-G-R-A-P-H. If you just said... I thought you were gonna say G-R-A-F. I would've been laughing the hardest. Don't worry, I'm not a genius either, dude. Probably dyslexia or whatever, something like that. Dyslexia? That's not why you're bad at spelling. Do you know why, maybe? I don't know. It's because you never fucking learned properly. I learned. I learned. Not enough. Do you know how to spell it? Yeah, I know how to spell it. Spell it then. V-I-G-T-R-Y. T-R-Y? Vidgtry? Dude, we need to get you a tutor. Spell vagina. V-I-R-G-I-N-A. Where are you getting an R? Virginia? Vagina. V-I-R-I... Where is the R, bro? Where are you getting an R? Alright, I got a hard one for you. Photosynthesis. P-H-O-T-O-S-Y-N-T-H-E-S-I-S. Shut the fuck up. Oh! Over the green monster. So we're playing wiffle ball right now and I was like, we're just having fun. We weren't filming it or anything. Aaron's first at-bat. Show 'em. Look at him, dude, he's pacing. He gets out and he just loses his fucking mind, dude. Like he doesn't, like we explained the rules and he strikes out and he's like, "What the fuck?" So we're gonna film some of it. Dude! Oh my gosh, throw the ball correctly, gosh dang it. It was a bad pitch, sorry. Underhand? Dude! What? Oh my gosh, dude! Home run. No, home run's the fence behind us, buddy. If you miss right here, it's a strikeout, okay? Bro, what the fuck? Frickin' A, dude! Go! Throw the ball. Dude, you struck out. Dude, what the fuck? I've never seen that side of you, dude. Ever since this mohawk, dude, you're out of control. Alright, ready? I don't get, how can you hit a ball but I can't? How can I spell better than you can? It's just I've I practiced more. If we if we had, frickin' A, dude! If we had, if we had a base here, right? Okay. And I I could run out all you guys. You'd have to hit the ball first, which you can't do. Home run. Home run. Oh! Foul ball. That's a home run. Wait, wait, wait. That's not a home run, dude. It didn't even go in the air. Okay, so a home run has to go over that fence. Frickin' A, dude! Frickin' A! Dude! Where did this come from? I'm telling you, it's the mohawk. Maybe we need to get rid of that haircut. Yeah, I need to get rid of this. I hate this haircut, dude. Alright, give me the bat, dude. Dude, come on, bro. I don't I don't get it. I do not get it. There's literally something wrong with me. I don't know why I cannot hit the ball. You just haven't done it enough. No, it doesn't make any sense. Legit, dude. Like how can I not hit the freaking ball, dude? 'Cause you haven't practiced. No, like anyone can hit a ball. You haven't hit a ball. But when I get hit a ball, I can't hit a ball. Home run, bitch. Oh! He hit a double, dude. No way. Home run. That's a double, didn't go over the fence. Your brain needs to work a bit better when it comes to the sports. Maybe it's you remove the mohawk, not the brain. No, the mohawk's, yeah, the mohawk's definitely affecting me right now. In what way? Mentally, physically, emotionally. Emotionally. A big part emotionally, yeah. I was wondering what it was, but I think you're right, man. I think it's the hair. I got an idea. Tomorrow, I'm gonna take you somewhere special. We're gonna get that lined up nice and tight. We're going to Papa Jim's. We got him a box of merch, so we're gonna let him open it. Keeps begging me for shirts and stuff and a flag for his bike. And he's on a bike ride right now, so we're gonna go try to find him. Alright, hit the gas, dude. We found Papa Jim. Hi. Let me whip this bitch. How's this man riding a bike, dude, 90 years old? Legend. How are you? How are you? How was your weekend? How was my weekend? I don't remember. I got you a box. Just what I always wanted. What's in it? It's a surprise. It's a mystery. Are you giving this to me? Yeah. Well, thank you. This is a flag. It's for your bicycle. Virginity rocks. You ever figure out what that means? We're still working on it. That's beautiful though. Yeah, you can put it on the back of your bicycle. You got your picture on here. Yeah, that's that's 'cause I'm high-end. Thank you very much. Don't thank me. Thank dannyduncan69.com. What? Don't thank me. Thank dannyduncan69.com. With the winter coming on, this is just the thing. Couldn't sell it any better. Are you ready to get this haircut or not? Yeah, let's get this haircut. Alright, let's get it. I I think we should just clean it up. No, we're getting it cut off. No, dude, it looks good. I'm telling you. I don't like this mohawk. Would Eric Jones... It's Eric Thomas. Would Eric Thomas want a mohawk? I think, dude, they like it. I think they want you to, like I think it'll help your career. No, this mohawk is not gonna help my career. It's gonna make me look like... Like this video if you think it'll help his career. Tell me what you're thinking. I don't know. I'm not... We need some flair. He wants to look like a million bucks. He's at like 200,000. I thought I did a good job on the haircut, but this is very well done. You look great, buddy. I'm proud of you. Do you not like it? No, I don't like it. Dude, I wish I had that haircut. I'm not kidding. I live vicariously through you. Charlie Hustle Award, 2002, 'cause I was a beast. Hit the fan. That couldn't have got any closer. That's a sick shirt, dude. When he's not with us, he's with us. Cameron lives on. We're surprising Papa Jim with one of those things you see at the mall, those little kiosks where it's like a 3D photo. We got the picture of Papa Jim, Nana, and I at the pool, 'cause I was on October 20th when we took that photo. We put "Papa Jim's Cock Party, October 20, 2019." And then it has a little light display underneath it. So we're gonna surprise him, see how he reacts. Imagine that we give it to Papa Jim and he drops it and it just shatters. Look who's here. What's up? I've done quite a bit of that drawing of you all alone and a crowd of girls. Oh, a lot of girls. It'll make me look very uh... You don't want it? No, I I want it. It'll make me look very desirable. I got to finish the background a little bit, but I'll show it to you. Oh, cool, cool. This is the beginning of it. Oh, yeah, that's great. Then I want to put a water. Yeah, that's good. I'd like to get a title, but I I don't know what to make the title. Danny's pool party. Maybe beach party, 'cause that is the beach. Yeah, Danny's beach party. What's the song you're always singing? The bum-bum-bum-bum-bum. I don't know what it is. Is it a song? It's one of the uh, they hear it at the clubs when we go to it. Oh, bum-bum-bum-bum. Bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum. I got you a gift. You got me a gift? A gift. Oh, you shouldn't have. What'd you got me? I have to set it up. Okay. Give me a minute. Come look at it. That's beautiful. Wow! Oh my goodness. Thank you. You put tape over the dick. It's a sensor bar. Jim's dinner party. No, cock, cock party. I know. I know. Looks very nice though. That was $500. Can you believe that? With you, I believe. Feel how heavy it is. Heavy. That's solid crystal? Diamond. It's not diamond. Papa Jim's cock party. Why'd you cover up the genitalia? 'Cause the guy at the mall did it. I didn't want him staring at my dick. Remember, if it touches the ground, you got to burn it. Virginity Rocks. What is that? Some brand. They make t-shirts and stuff. This is a product they actually sell? Yeah, it's like one of the top selling things right now on the internet. Looks just like you. It's my, I'm having a dream party. When is the party? Beginning of next year. Oh boy. That's a nice picture. That's that uh midget horse. Do you remember the name? Vagina. Thank you very much for the present. I really appreciate that. No problem. Tampa Am, judging this shit. I used to watch him on TV. Good to see you, man. He made it, dude. Air dogs. Oh! Fuck! If I would have entered Tampa Am, I would have gone far in it. You think you would have won? Bro, he's skating the little kid park. Show the park. No, no, but I'm on... He's skating the little kid park and he and he goes, "Dude, if I would have entered Tampa Am, I would have went so far." Yeah, okay, okay, okay. There's fucking eight-year-olds out there doing fucking hard flip lip first try and then like ten other tricks in a row. I'm not downing you, but those kids are on another level, bro. What do you mean? I'm on another level.
A group of young men and two small children are sitting at tables inside a cafe. One man with a mohawk is being quizzed on how to spell a word.
"No, it's G. No. We use a graph to show our progress in business."
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — warm, ambient indoor lighting
People (3):
• sitting, turned to his right, wearing black long-sleeve shirt and orange shorts, brown and blonde mohawk hair — concentrating, slightly confused
• sitting, wearing grey t-shirt, short brown hair — smiling slightly
• sitting, wearing red shirt, blonde, in a ponytail hair — neutral
Text: "(trying to spell the word "Graph")"
The man with the mohawk looks confused and annoyed as his friend corrects his spelling of 'graph'.
"G-R-A-P-H. Graph."
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — warm, ambient indoor lighting
People (1):
• sitting, turned in his chair, wearing black long-sleeve shirt and orange shorts, brown and blonde mohawk hair — annoyed, looking away
Text: "G-R-A-P-H"
A young man with long curly hair (Danny Duncan) explains the 'ph' sound to the camera while his friends laugh in the background.
"So PH makes the F sound. For anyone watching who's in Corlin or Brin's class,"
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — warm, soft indoor lighting
People (2):
• sitting, leaning forward, wearing olive green t-shirt with 'VIRGINITY ROCKS' text, long, curly brown hair hair — serious, explaining
• sitting, wearing dark blue t-shirt, short dark hair hair — smiling
The man with the mohawk incorrectly spells 'graph' again, and his friends react by laughing and putting their heads down on the table.
"G-R-A-F."
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — warm indoor lighting
People (2):
• sitting, wearing black long-sleeve shirt, brown and blonde mohawk hair — confused
• sitting, slumped over table, wearing olive green t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — laughing, burying his face in his arms
A small blonde girl at the table correctly spells the word 'graph' while looking at Danny Duncan.
"G-R-A-P-H."
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — warm indoor lighting
People (2):
• sitting, wearing maroon off-the-shoulder shirt, long, curly blonde hair in a ponytail hair — confident, speaking clearly
• sitting, leaning towards the girl, wearing olive green t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — listening intently, smiling
After another try, Aaron finally spells 'graph' correctly and the group claps for him sarcastically.
"G-R-A-P-H. Good job, Aaron."
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — bright, warm indoor lighting
People (2):
• sitting, wearing black long-sleeve shirt, brown and blonde mohawk hair — smiling, relieved
• sitting, wearing olive green t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — smiling
Aaron is asked to spell 'catch' and spells it incorrectly as 'cach', causing his friends to laugh again.
"C-A-T-C-H. Catch."
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — warm, soft indoor lighting
People (1):
• sitting, wearing black sweatshirt with yellow and pink writing, brown and blonde mohawk hair — confident, then realizing his mistake
Text: "CACH", "CATCH"
A woman walks behind Aaron as Danny jokes about him being homeschooled.
"It's not your fault you're homeschooled, dude. Bet you had a hot ass teacher, huh?"
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — warm indoor lighting
People (2):
• sitting, wearing black sweatshirt, brown and blonde mohawk hair — neutral, listening
• walking behind Aaron, wearing black tank top and jeans, blonde, pulled back hair — smiling
Aaron corrects his spelling of 'catch' to C-A-T-C-H, and Danny confirms it's correct.
"Wait, no, no. C-A-T-C-H. Good."
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — warm indoor lighting
People (2):
• sitting, wearing black sweatshirt, brown and blonde mohawk hair — concentrating
• sitting, wearing olive green t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — nodding in approval
Text: "CATCH"
Aaron is challenged with the word 'paragraph' and initially doubts himself before gaining confidence.
"Paragraph. I don't think I can spell that. Actually, no, I could spell that."
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — warm indoor lighting
People (1):
• sitting, wearing black sweatshirt, brown and blonde mohawk hair — thinking, looking upwards
Text: "PARAGRAPH"
Aaron incorrectly spells the beginning of 'paragraph' as 'pair', and his friends laugh hysterically.
"Pair?"
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — warm indoor lighting
People (2):
• sitting, wearing black sweatshirt, brown and blonde mohawk hair — laughing at himself
• sitting, wearing olive green t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — laughing hard, leaning back
The group discusses why Aaron is bad at spelling, with Aaron suggesting he might have dyslexia.
"Probably dyslexia or whatever, something like that."
Setting: Panera Bread or similar cafe — warm indoor lighting
People (2):
• sitting, leaning forward, wearing black sweatshirt and colorful patterned pants, brown and blonde mohawk hair — thoughtful, touching his chin
• sitting, leaning on the table, wearing olive green t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — listening, resting his head on his hand
A quick cut to a parking lot at night. A man in a green shirt hits a wiffle ball with a yellow bat. The camera follows the ball as it flies over the roof of a Panera Bread building.
"Oh! Over the green monster."
Setting: Parking lot at night — lit by streetlights and the building's exterior lights
People (1):
• batting stance, wearing olive green t-shirt and white shorts, long, curly brown hair hair — focused
Danny Duncan is inside a garage, explaining to the camera how his friend Aaron gets angry when playing wiffle ball. In the background, through a doorway, Aaron is seen pacing back and forth in a driveway at night.
"He gets out and he just loses his fucking mind, dude."
Setting: Garage — bright indoor lighting, dark outside
People (2):
• standing, wearing olive green t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — smiling, talking to camera
• pacing, wearing black sweatshirt and patterned shorts, mohawk hair — not visible
Aaron, playing wiffle ball at night, misses a pitch, gets angry, and kicks over a folding chair.
"Dude! Oh my gosh, throw the ball correctly, gosh dang it."
Setting: Driveway at night — A single bright light illuminates the concrete driveway.
People (1):
• standing, then kicking a chair, wearing black sweatshirt, yellow t-shirt underneath and purple and pink patterned shorts, mohawk hair — yelling, angry expression
Aaron misses another pitch, throws his bat down in frustration, and smashes it against the ground.
"Dude!"
Setting: Driveway at night — A single bright light illuminates the concrete driveway.
People (1):
• bent over, hitting the ground, wearing black sweatshirt and purple and pink patterned shorts, mohawk hair — screaming with rage
Aaron, now wearing a yellow t-shirt, calms down slightly and blames his haircut for his anger and poor performance.
"I hate this haircut, dude."
Setting: Driveway at night — A single bright light illuminates the scene.
People (1):
• standing, wearing yellow t-shirt and purple and pink patterned shorts, mohawk hair — frustrated, looking down
Aaron correctly spells 'photosynthesis'. The scene transitions to a diagram explaining the process of photosynthesis, then to a shot of plants growing in time-lapse.
"P-H-O-T-O-S-Y-N-T-H-E-S-I-S."
Setting: outdoors, soil — bright, warm sunlight
Danny Duncan is driving a Tesla, talking to the camera in the passenger seat. He explains that they are going to visit his grandfather, Papa Jim.
"We're going to Papa Jim's. We got him a box of merch, so we're gonna let him open it."
Setting: Inside a moving car — overcast daylight
People (1):
• driving, wearing white t-shirt with a face graphic and shorts, long, curly brown hair hair — talking, looking at the camera
Danny honks the car horn repeatedly at an elderly man (Papa Jim) riding a blue three-wheeled bicycle on a suburban street. Papa Jim turns and waves.
"Hi."
Setting: Suburban street — overcast daylight
People (1):
• riding a tricycle, wearing light blue long-sleeve shirt and blue jeans, white hair — smiling
In a cluttered garage, Danny and his friend greet Papa Jim, who has just gotten off his tricycle. When asked about his weekend, Papa Jim says he doesn't remember.
"How was your weekend? How was my weekend? I don't remember."
Setting: Papa Jim's garage — daylight from the open garage door
People (2):
• standing, wearing light blue long-sleeve shirt and blue jeans, white hair — smiling, slightly confused
• standing, wearing white t-shirt and blue shorts, long, curly brown hair hair — smiling
Inside the living room, Danny places a large cardboard box on the couch next to Papa Jim, who asks if it's for him.
"Are you giving this to me? Yeah. Well, thank you."
Setting: Papa Jim's living room — bright, natural light from a window
People (1):
• sitting on a maroon leather couch, wearing light blue long-sleeve shirt and blue jeans, white, styled up hair — surprised, smiling
Danny unfolds a light blue flag with the words 'VIRGINITY ROCKS' on it and shows it to Papa Jim.
"You ever figure out what that means? We're still working on it."
Setting: Papa Jim's living room — bright, natural light
People (2):
• standing, wearing white t-shirt and blue shorts, long, curly brown hair hair — smiling
• sitting on the couch, wearing light blue long-sleeve shirt and blue jeans, white, styled up hair — reading the flag, curious
Danny and Papa Jim are sitting on the couch. Papa Jim is looking through the box of merchandise while Danny points to the camera.
"Don't thank me. Thank dannyduncan69.com."
Setting: Papa Jim's living room — bright, natural light
People (2):
• sitting on a maroon leather couch, wearing light blue long-sleeve shirt and blue jeans, white, styled up hair — looking at the box
• sitting on the couch, wearing white t-shirt and blue shorts, long, curly brown hair hair — smiling, looking at Papa Jim
Papa Jim stands outside his house, combing his white mohawk with a black comb, looking serious.
Setting: Outside Papa Jim's house — overcast daylight
People (1):
• standing, wearing light blue long-sleeve shirt and blue jeans, white mohawk hair — concentrating
Danny and Aaron walk through a brightly lit shopping mall. Aaron, wearing an orange shirt, insists on cutting off his mohawk while Danny tries to convince him to keep it.
"No, we're getting it cut off. No, dude, it looks good. I'm telling you."
Setting: Shopping mall — bright, fluorescent mall lighting
People (2):
• walking, wearing orange t-shirt and patterned shorts, mohawk hair — insistent, gesturing with hands
• walking, wearing white t-shirt with a face graphic, long, curly brown hair hair — smiling, trying to persuade
Inside a barbershop called 'Bladez', Danny talks to a barber about fixing Aaron's haircut.
"He wants to look like a million bucks. He's at like 200,000."
Setting: Bladez Barbershop — bright, fluorescent lighting
People (2):
• standing, wearing white t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — explaining, serious
• standing, wearing orange t-shirt, mohawk hair — listening
A montage shows a barber shaving off Aaron's mohawk with clippers. Aaron makes pained and funny faces.
Setting: Bladez Barbershop — bright, direct lighting
People (1):
• sitting in a barber chair, wearing blue barber cape, mohawk being shaved off hair — wincing, smiling
The barber presents the newly styled, sharp mohawk. Danny shakes the barber's hand, impressed.
"I thought I did a good job on the haircut, but this is very well done."
Setting: Bladez Barbershop — bright, fluorescent lighting
People (2):
• sitting in a barber chair, wearing blue barber cape, freshly styled mohawk with shaved sides hair — neutral
• standing, wearing white t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — smiling, impressed
Aaron, with his new haircut, walks through the mall looking displeased, while Danny follows, telling him he looks great.
"No, I don't like it."
Setting: Shopping mall — bright, fluorescent mall lighting
People (1):
• walking away from the camera, then turning, wearing orange t-shirt and patterned shorts, sharp mohawk hair — unhappy, frowning
In a large white garage gym, Danny swings a yellow wiffle ball bat and smashes a ping pong ball off a table.
Setting: Garage gym — bright, natural light from open garage door
People (1):
• batting stance, wearing olive green t-shirt and pink shorts, long, curly brown hair hair — concentrated, then smiling
Danny stands outside by a black car, holding a black box containing a 3D laser-etched crystal photo. He explains the gift to the camera.
"We're surprising Papa Jim with one of those things you see at the mall, those little kiosks where it's like a 3D photo."
Setting: Suburban street — bright, sunny daylight
People (1):
• standing, wearing olive green 'VIRGINITY ROCKS' t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — smiling, explaining to camera
Danny enters Papa Jim's house. Papa Jim greets him and shows him a caricature-style drawing he is working on, which depicts Danny surrounded by women.
"I've done quite a bit of that drawing of you all alone and a crowd of girls."
Setting: Papa Jim's living room — soft indoor lighting
People (2):
• standing, wearing grey sweater and dark pants, white hair — proud, explaining his drawing
• standing, wearing olive green t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — amused, listening
Danny places the 3D crystal gift on a black shelf. The crystal lights up from its base, revealing the engraved photo of Danny, Papa Jim, and Nana in a pool, with the text "Papa Jim's Cock Party October 20, 2019".
Setting: Papa Jim's living room — dark, with the only light coming from the crystal's base
Papa Jim and Nana walk over to see the gift. Nana laughs hysterically while Papa Jim looks at it in awe.
"Wow! Oh my goodness. Thank you."
Setting: Papa Jim's living room — soft indoor lighting
People (2):
• standing, holding onto Papa Jim, wearing patterned dress, blonde hair — laughing uncontrollably
• standing, wearing grey sweater and dark pants, white hair — amazed, smiling
Papa Jim points out that the genitals in the photo are censored. Danny jokingly calls it a 'sensor bar'.
"You put tape over the dick. It's a sensor bar."
Setting: Papa Jim's living room — soft indoor lighting
People (2):
• standing, wearing grey sweater and dark pants, white hair — laughing, pointing
• standing, wearing olive green t-shirt, long, curly brown hair hair — smiling, explaining
A montage begins of Papa Jim riding his blue tricycle down a suburban street with the large 'VIRGINITY ROCKS' flag attached to the back.
Setting: Suburban street — overcast daylight
People (1):
• riding a tricycle, wearing grey sweater and blue jeans, white hair — smiling, looking at the camera
Danny is now riding the blue tricycle with the flag, standing up on the pedals to gain speed.
Setting: Suburban street — overcast daylight
People (1):
• standing on pedals, riding tricycle, wearing olive green t-shirt and pink shorts, long, curly brown hair hair — focused
Papa Jim is looking at a Zumiez catalog that features a picture of Danny. He points at the picture and says it looks just like him.
"Looks just like you."
Setting: Outdoors on a street — overcast daylight
People (1):
• standing, wearing grey sweater and blue jeans, white hair — smiling
Danny, wearing a white 'Virginity Rocks' shirt, stands outside the Skatepark of Tampa with a friend who has tattoos on his neck. They talk and hug.
"Tampa Am, judging this shit. I used to watch him on TV."
Setting: Outside Skatepark of Tampa — bright daylight
People (2):
• standing, wearing white t-shirt with yellow 'VIRGINITY ROCKS' text, long, curly brown hair hair — smiling
• standing, wearing black t-shirt, short dark hair hair — smiling, has a beard
A montage of various skateboarders performing tricks inside the Skatepark of Tampa. The camera follows them as they grind rails and skate in a bowl.
Setting: Skatepark of Tampa — mixed indoor lighting
Aaron, wearing a large straw hat, talks to Danny inside the skatepark, boasting that he would have done well in the competition.
"If I would have entered Tampa Am, I would have gone far in it."
Setting: Skatepark of Tampa — indoor lighting
People (2):
• standing, wearing black hoodie, mohawk, covered by hat hair — serious, boasting
• standing, wearing white t-shirt and blue shorts, long, curly brown hair hair — incredulous, smiling
Danny laughs and points out that Aaron is practicing in the beginner's section of the skatepark.
"Bro, he's skating the little kid park. Show the park."
Setting: Skatepark of Tampa — bright indoor lighting
People (1):
• standing on a ledge overlooking the park, wearing white 'Virginity Rocks' t-shirt and blue shorts, long, curly brown hair hair — laughing hysterically, pointing
Aaron, wearing the straw hat, skates in the beginner section, doing a simple grind on a small rail.
"What do you mean? I'm on another level."
Setting: Skatepark of Tampa — bright indoor lighting
People (1):
• skateboarding, wearing black hoodie and black pants, covered by hat hair — concentrating
During a product toss, a man in a white shirt gets hit in the head by a flying skateboard deck. He stumbles back, holding his head, which is now bleeding.
"Oh dude, he's fucking bleeding!"
Setting: Skatepark of Tampa — bright indoor lighting
People (1):
• stumbling backwards, wearing white t-shirt, bald hair — shocked, in pain
The man who was hit in the head now sits outside, holding up a yellow t-shirt stained with his blood. He smiles and says "Promo."
"Promo."
Setting: Outside the skatepark — overcast daylight
People (1):
• sitting, wearing white t-shirt, bald, with a bloody cut hair — smiling, laughing
Danny walks through a parking lot at night, recapping the Tampa Am event for the camera.
"Tampa Am's over. Amazing contest, amazing skaters. These kids are too good nowadays."
Setting: Parking lot at night — dark, lit by streetlights
People (1):
• walking, wearing light blue t-shirt with 'VIRGINITY ROCKS' text, long, curly brown hair hair — talking to the camera
A clip from the official Tampa Am broadcast shows a young skateboarder performing a trick. The commentators mention Danny Duncan.
"That's the Danny Duncan right there."
Setting: Skatepark of Tampa — bright competition lighting
People (1):
• skateboarding, wearing black t-shirt and black pants, short brown hair hair — focused
Text: "Semis Heat 2"
The broadcast continues, with the commentators discussing Danny Duncan's history with the skate competition.
"Dude, Danny, full YouTube star. He used to do stuff at Damn Am."
Setting: Skatepark of Tampa — bright competition lighting
People (1):
• skateboarding on a ramp, wearing black t-shirt and black pants, short brown hair hair — focused
Text: "Semis Heat 2"
The broadcast shows a final trick from the skater as the commentators wrap up his run.
"Everybody show Cole some love. Yeah, Cole. Not too much love though."
Setting: Skatepark of Tampa — bright competition lighting
People (1):
• skateboarding, wearing black 'VIRGINITY ROCKS' t-shirt and black pants, short brown hair hair — focused
Text: "Semis Heat 2"