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any fun (coconut records) (video)

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Song: Any Fun by Coconut Records(featuring Chloe Sevigny)Film by William Strobeck and Mark Gonzales

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Coconut Records The Gonz Music Video
sirj skateboarding — Coconut Records releases this cool music video, featuring the dude from Rushmore and Mark Gonzales...The gonz! Check out our sponsors below, please: Purchase Plan B Skateboards Hoodie, click here to order it online. Check out Amazon.com for all your online shopping needs; even skateboards! ...

Coco ... nuts
Empire Skateboarding / Snowboarding / Gossip —

Chloe Sevigny skates
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any fun (coconut records)
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The Uberest in Hipster/Skater cross over…ness
Temple Skate Supply — Dir: Gonz   Cinematog: strobeck  Satring: Alex Olsen , Gonz himself and Cloe S. And oh yeah thats max from Rushmore doing the singing!!!

ANY FUN?
Mastastico — A while back I had a chance meeting with Gonz at Whole Foods in the Lower East Side, he shot some super 8mm footage of me smoking a cuban cigar , I never knew where it was to end up until Bekim co -owner of Hatchet Wound Hero Skateboards texted me the other day that he randomly saw me in the Coconut Records video for their song "Any Fun". So random to say the least, and I am in good company with Chloe Soveigney , Alex Olson,Mark Gonzales, and Jason Shwartzman. Regardless the song is quite nice and the video makes me smile-(I love Gonz paddling on the skateboard with the tree ...

No, YOU'RE Shmoopy!
The Old Dude Sitting On The Ledge Telling Kids Not To Push Mongo — Skateboarding's obviously getting really big. So besides seeing skaters in Milk ads, and really shitty movies, it makes sense that we're going to start seeing skaters in all types of other mainstream situations. Specifically, the scene of New York skaters seem to be making a lot of connections in the fashion/entertainment world. Therefore it really doesn't seem that uncommon lately to see some of these skaters in all types of situations such as directing and starring in music videos with famous actors, chilling on fashion show runways, on a website dedicated to boning crappy dudes (Jason Dill was on here, but sorry the archive ...