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Thrasher’s King of the Road contest is the definition of skateboarding. It gets a few pro teams together to travel the country, complete insane challenges and straight up skate and destroy.

In case you missed it, Thrasher has just compiled all the webisodes plus an hour of bonus footage for your viewing pleasure.

So grab some popcorn, sit back, and enjoy the carnage!

In this edition of Hotspot we’re going international.

Paris is full of tourist attractions, but it’s also full of incredible skate spots. None of which are more famous than the legendary Bercy Blocks.

Just outside of Paris in Bercy is a massive stack of blocks that has been skated for years. As skating has progressed, so have the tricks that have gone down at this spot.

Willow just did a huge variel heel down it for an Etnies ad:

This local kid stomped one of the cleanest tre flips Bercy has ever seen:

And check Andrew Reynolds’ BS 360 and BS heel:

The Bercy Blocks is Paris’ hottest spot. Expect to see more insane shredding here in the future.

In the streets, it seems as if every skater is writing something on their griptape. From ‘Shake Junt’ to your own random tag, griptape art is hot right now. Allow us to introduce you to the sickest griptape artist out there, Moüse.

Inspired by graffiti and stencil art, Moüse creates one of a kind sheets of grip that will make your ride the hottest on the block. With imagery ranging from Biggie and Pac portraits to Indian chiefs and weed leafs, Moüse has something for everyone.

Photo Credit: Mousemovement.com

Moüse hand sprays each sheet of Mob Grip himself and they are sold individually through Blackbox Distribution. His work graces the grip of Jon Dickson, Tommy Sandoval, and Gareth Stehr.  And that’s only the beginning.

Photo Credit: mousemovement.com

Griptape isn’t his only medium either. He has a line of shirts and vinyl records blasted with his signature style. Moüse is more than just an artist, he’s a legit ripper on a board, and he does it all for the love of skateboarding.

Check out the Spring 2012 collection here.  Buy some here.  And hit up his official site here.

Skateboards and tattoos go hand in hand. They both represent a mindset that challenges the standards and conventions of society. Element Skateboards has brought the two even closer together with the release of ‘Element X’ skateboard decks designed by Kat Von D and Bam Margera.

Photo Credit: TrendHunter.com

Kat and Bam are longtime friends and Kat has even blasted a majority of his body with her legendary artwork.  Like Bam, the decks are tatted up with Kat’s signature style of black & grey portraits, intense ornate leafing, and super slick script. They also have an element of Bam in them with Black Metal, skulls, and fallen angels. Their monotone colorway makes them an easy match to the rest of your setup.

Photo Credit: Timothy Norris

Bam’s boards have always been a top seller for Element. Now with Kat Von D’s art on them, these are sure to sell out quick to both collectors and everyday shredders. Hit this link to check them out, or hit up your local shop and cop one (or a few) for yourself.

Heard that new Rozay tape? If not, do yourself a favor and download. Rick Ross just released a free 20 track mixtape titled “Rich Forever.” Don’t let the “mixtape” label fool you; there is nothing but original music on this instant classic with A-list features from Drake, Nas and Wale, and hard hitting beats provided by Boi-1da, Justice League, and Lex Lugar

From the creators of “Cocaine Cowboys,” comes their latest doc, “Dawg Fight.” This is a raw, violent, and unfiltered look into the world of backyard bare-knuckle fighting.

With MMA sweeping the world; it’s no surprise that would-be brawlers are shedding blood in the backyards of America for a shot at fortune and fame. The trailer showcases the intense determination and fearlessness of those labeled as outcasts.  Yet when they are in the ring, they’re icons. These dudes are fighting for more than money; they are fighting for pride. It’s the reason they kill for it.

At the Agenda Trade Show in Long Beach, DGK teamed up with Skate Mental for a banger. Machine Gun Kelly opened the show, and DMX shut it down with TRUKFIT in the house. Peep DGK’s video for the recap:

DGK’s GONE MENTAL from KAYOTV on Vimeo.

Watch out Ken Block, there’s a new tire melting sensation leaving tracks on the internet. Kory Keezer, an up and coming drifter out of Seattle, bangs us over the head with this Gymkhana inspired video full of insane drifting, slow-mo fire, and hard hitting hip hop. Check it here, but don’t burn yourself.

9five Eyewear’s latest commercial features ultra-stylish, street skater Nick Tucker. Nick has been killing it for a minute now.  This kid embodies the Trukfit motto and his future is bright. Check out 9five’s Tumblr to peep Nick’s clip and their sick shades.

Nick Tucker for 9five Eyewear from Mike Metcalf on Vimeo.