Word up, Lungie Land is back in action mode. Here is volume 20 with Deadlung, Tony Madrid, Jake Watson, Dax Hardy, and Deady’s first ever trip to the east coast, even though Maryland and DC don’t really count!

For the latest installment of In the Cutts, Apollo deviates from core skate and gets into some streetwear craze with the Hundreds.

Fresh off the heels of his Olympic slaughter-fest, New York electro shock rap group Megabone has released the song “Shaun White” and made this hilarious video to go with it. If the phrase “Shaun White” gets into the hip hop slang dictionary, it will be some next level shit.

This is easily the best BMX edit we’ve see so far this year. N’Sync on the track, riding from Utahans Kevin Paulsen, Nick Fletcher, Tucker Brunson, Mike Brewer, Ben Williams, Riley Smith, Calvin Krey, Skyler Pingree, Tate Roskelley, and Matt Beringer, and chickens galore. Via The Come Up.

Toy Machine just posted a dope “Lost Reel” from 2008 with Billy Marks, Johnny Layton, Nick Trepasso and Lucas in Chile and Argentina. Watch the clip here.

Stranger BMX just launched their new site and dropped this rad little teaser featuring Caleb Quanbeck to get things cracking. Homie is on it. Via Lotek.

Flip just dropped this new trailer for Extremely Sorry featuring Rodrigo TX and of course it’s bangin. Via Skateboarder.

Thrasher has this dope behind the scenes convo between Jake Phelps and Brian Anderson about bluntsliding the Dolores Park hubba for Prevent This Tragedy. Cameos include TNT, Budweiser, and a garbage picking lady.

Check out this sick edit of Brian Smith from Gift Skateboard’s upcoming full length film, It’s a Wrap. Shot entirely in China with their international team of skaters, It’s a Wrap is particularly ill in that it shows there are still vast parts of the world where skateboarding is not an everyday thing. Watch all the people on the street, their faces are priceless. Brian Smith’s part was filmed and edited by Charles Lanceplaine.

UpDown Magazine is debuting their new show this week, the Erik Pants Show, with guest interviewee Mikey Rencz. If its tough to figure out what’s going on in this clip, just remember, they’re Canadian. Now it all makes sense. Stay tuned for new episodes.