Rob Dyrdek Has An Awesome Complex
February 13, 2009 – 1:48 am PT by MikeTags: Berrics, Eric Koston, MTV, Rob and Big, Rob Dyrdek, Ryan Sheckler, Spinners, Steve Berra —
And that’s just fine. Rob isn’t really out there to invent the wheel; he’s just trying to make it better. For example, who rides around with normal hubcaps anymore when you can get yourself a set of SPINNERS? Rob Dyrdek is the epitome of what spinners are.
When Ryan “Ry-Ry” Sheckler got himself a television comedy sitcom on MTV, Rob got one for himself too. Not only was Rob’s show funnier, but it had it’s share of famous celebrities, bigger parties with alcohol consumption, a more eclectic cast of sidekicks plus animals, a way better house, and more dramatic times, which made for good television.
When Steve Berra came out with the THEBERRICS, the park was one of the cleanest skateparks the eye had ever seen. What does Rob do? He creates the FANTASY FACTORY where all your dreams come true. He’s like a modern day MR. ROARKE (RIP Ricardo Montalban). Plus his office within the park is fantastic!
And now Rob’s awesomeness has made it to product endorsements. We’re not talking small time, we’re talking about the home of the original Western Bacon Cheeseburger, Carl’s Jr. If you remember from last year, ERIC KOSTON put on one of his more memorable outfits to play LIMEY, the lime from the Bud Light ads. It was a wonderful display of true skateboarding skill amidst the distraction of bright Hollywood lights and a hot lime costume. Once again, Rob may have just topped the Limey character that Koston so diligently performed. And that’s why Rob is awesome. Because he wants to be awesome.
But being so awesome may come with a price. Check out the ad below.
3 Responses to “Rob Dyrdek Has An Awesome Complex”
That was fake. Look at the legs
By tanduayandelsa on Feb 14, 2009
No, Rob’s show came first. Shecky’s came second, both in the timeline and in the ratings.
By the dude on Feb 14, 2009
Thanks The Dude. Forgive me for my lack of MTV knowledge.
By Mike on Feb 16, 2009