I can't wait to meet her!
I've like heard so much like hype about her.
Sky Brown is set to be
Britain's youngest-ever Summer Olympian.
The young, little skateboarding prodigy.
Pretty stoked to see him.
I don't think he's ever skated before.
I'm going to fall on my bum a couple times.
Oh my God!
If she can skate, she can definitely rock and roll.
Hearing him sing was so cool.
He was going crazy!
Hi, my name is Sky Brown. I'm 12 years old.
And I'm competing
in the Olympics for Great Britain.
Sky Brown is now taking the world by storm.
Skateboarding phenom!
Sky, you're so amazing!
Sky Brown.
All smiles, and all smiles after that!
-Whoa! -Backside 540! Wow.
I think Sky is one of the most promising park skaters.
She's got a skill way beyond her years.
You will be the youngest-ever Summer Olympian for the U.K.
Each and every time! Sky Brown!
My goal is obviously to get gold,
but mostly it's just to inspire girls.
You're their hero. Thank you so much!
Oh thank you!
So cool!
Can't wait to meet her!
I've like heard so much like hype about her.
Like, the young, little skateboarding prodigy
of Los Angeles, you know what I'm saying?
I'm Yungblud. I'm 23 years old.
I'm from the north of England.
And I'm in a rock and roll band.
I play rock music.
Please welcome to the show Yungblud everybody!
From London, Yungblud.
I do music to resonate the idea
that you don't have to be like everyone else.
If I wasn't going to spread a message,
what's the point?
When I was younger,
it was either like you were gonna be in a band
or you're going to skateboard.
And I was like, "I'll be in a band, I think."
I'm about as good on a skateboard
as I am at rocket science.
I'm going to fall on my bum a couple times.
Just get back up.
Moral of life, really. Do you know what I mean?
Yo!
Whoa, that was so sick! What's up?
-You're so cool! -Thanks!
-You're really good, man. -Are you going to try it?
Brother, I mean, I'll try it.
I've never skateboarded in my life but I'll...
-Really? -You gotta teach me.
-Yeah. -I'm really uncoordinated
so I'll probably fall over and down.
-You think? -Do you wanna do that again?
-Okay. -Can I watch you?
-Yeah, okay. -Dude, I love it.
When I came out to the skate park, I was like mind blown.
Hell yeah!
Whoo-hoo!
When you see someone that young do something
that great, it is like pretty unfathomable.
Brother, I am dead right now.
You can fly! That's insane!
That's what you're gonna do today.
That's what I'm gonna do today?
-No. -No. God, no.
How long have you been skateboarding?
-Like eight years I think. -Do you love it?
Yeah, it's rad.
I got into skateboarding when I was three or four.
My dad had a backyard mini ramp
and he would skate on it every day
and I would just steal his board and just play on it.
It was always just like a toy to me, you know?
So it was just like, a really fun thing.
So like you're the youngest Olympian ever for the U.K.?
Yeah.
Dude, that's just so sick.
How do you feel about that?
Are you nervous or just like, yeah, whatever?
I'm just excited,
and it's my dream, to, you know, inspire girls.
So I just want to be the little one in there
and show girls that you got it, too.
I love that.
You got hurt last year, right?
I got, yeah, I had a really bad one.
I fell, like I fell off a 14-foot ramp.
I was doing a trick, I rolled in.
I guess I was right at the gap.
And I realized I couldn't make it over.
Sky Brown, who is hoping to be at the Olympics, fell 15 feet.
She is lucky to be alive
after a horrific training accident.
It was a lot. I did something to my brain,
to my eye, I cracked a tooth.
I did something to my rib.
I broke my arm. I needed to get pins.
I think I was like knocked out for 16 hours.
Skateboarding.
You know, if you fall, you gotta get back up.
In skating, you're going to fall a lot.
I was not afraid to get back on the skateboard.
I was just excited.
I mean, my parents didn't want me to.
But I don't give up.
You're still, you're still going?
-Yeah. -I'm just, I'm just,
proud of you and I don't even know you fully yet.
-I'm frozen. -Thank you.
So sick.
-Are you ready to skate? -I'll try skateboarding.
Let me put some new shoes on.
I'm gonna learn how to skateboard
and probably break my leg, let's go.
So if I die, Mom, you get everything.
-You're good. -If I die,
you're gonna be the singer in the band, yeah?
-Come on then, teach me. -Okay.
So just start off by like learning
-how to like go down? -Yeah.
Whoa.
The thing with skateboarding, is you gotta take baby steps.
-Baby steps? -Yes.
This is gonna be so funny.
-I'm gonna fall so many times. -I'm so excited.
Right, this is going to be funny.
The time came when obviously I knew,
inevitably, she was going to teach me to skateboard.
And I was like, "I'm a terrible skateboarder.
And completely dressed inappropriately
for today's activities."
So put both feet on the board.
Yeah.
Yeah! What?
-Okay, so like that? -That was good.
-Okay, Not bad. -That was really good.
-Really? Okay, cool. -Yeah.
You never been on a skateboard before?
Not really. I mean, I've kind of done it for, like, a joke.
-But not like really. -That was good.
So if I just go like, I just do that and then, whoa!
Whoa!
Okay, so you want to lean forward.
So always lean forward?
Yes. Lean forward.
Whoa!
Are you okay?
-Yeah man, that was so punk! -Okay.
I fall on my bum every day.
So I may as well do it on camera.
And do it with someone cool.
You don't have to go so fast.
Just get used to being on the board.
And just, just feel it out.
So put my feet on the board. Whoa!
Yes, feel it out.
Just feel it out, man.
-Is that my stance? -That's good!
Yeah, lean forward. Lean forward, bend your knees.
So yeah, you want to bend your knees
and lean forward.
You're good!
No, I mean I'm not, I fell over, but it was cool.
Put your foot like,
do you see where these bolts are?
In the middle?
Your back foot's fine, just your front foot.
Put it more forward.
Wider stance.
-Wider stance? -Yeah.
You know how your foot's kind of at the edge?
-Yeah. -Put it more...
-Put it right there? -Yeah.
So if I kind of push off...
Yeah! That was really good!
-That's not bad. -That was really good.
-How do I stop? -Take your foot off.
One foot off. Yeah!
I'm being taught by an Olympian right now!
This is so punk!
Should I try a ramp? I'm getting cockier.
She said to me, she was like, "You're crazy."
You want to do ramps and I've just first started.
I was like, "Yeah, hell yeah. Let's go."
Okay, go very slowly.
Put your foot on, and I'll push you a little bit, okay?
Okay, hard. Let's do it. I'm down. All right.
Put your foot on where you want it.
Okay, a little bit wider, maybe.
-A little bit wider. -Yeah, okay. Ready?
-You got it? -Yeah, I'm ready.
Let's go. Push me. Let's go!
Let's get it. Let's get it.
Oh my God! Are you okay?