The documentary interviews several skate and rap icons: Tommy Guerrero, Natas Kaupas, Chad Muska, Tony Hawk, Andy Howell, Paul Rodriguez, Stevie Williams, Terry Kennedy, Curren$y, Jim Jones, and even Skateboard P, along with many more, but the chronology abruptly stops in 2008 when the film was scrapped. It’s obvious that the past seven years in skating have ushered in decades worth of change, but this documentary is still a valuable testament to what brought us to where we are now.