Interviews.

[Tylerr.]

What do people think of interviews and other type of content like that? It seems like they don't get much feedback on inside when they do them and it just doesnt seem like scooter riders are stoked on that kind of stuff. What do you guys think? Im asking this because I work for Dialed scooter magazine and interviews are going to be a big part of the mag.

 

[Robert]

i like to watch them

 

[issac p]

i think they're cool. Q&S are always fun to read

 

[NickOlson]

Interviews are appealing to me for the reason that it is interesting to learn the riders' views on scooter-related topics as well as other unrelated topics just because the scooter community idols them. I believe including lots of interviews (Q&S especially) would be a big hit in the Dialed Scooter Mags.

 

[Tylerr.]

Awesome I am just trying to see everybodies views because they never get much feedback.

 

[ChrisBrown]

I love them, but I agree with isaac P

 

[CallumR]

theyre super good
maybe sr could have something similar to slap pals interview thingy

 

[Jamie Gantz]

I wish websites like SR or Inside would do them more often, I enjoy reading them.

 

[Travis House]

I like to read them a lot.

Scooter riders (minus a good few) and so awkward on camera sometimes it hurts...

 

[Parker AZ]

Thank you to Travis and Tyler for making SR better lately, I just needed to say that.

I like reading all the interviews that were on LIT but I haven't seen one recently.

 

[Grant Schofield]

yeah i love interview but i would be cool to see questions about non scooter things like other hobbies or thoughts on other subject and such. kinda like the lit interviews but more indepth. because they arn't really about scooters usually but they're usually really short. i dont think im being very clear lol

 

[Joe Riley]

Thank you to Travis and Tyler for making SR better lately, I just needed to say that.

I like reading all the interviews that were on LIT but I haven't seen one recently.

I came in here JUST to say this.

I don't really read articles unless it's a rider that I enjoy watching or know personally, but they're a necessity in any mag hands down.

 

[btyczki21]

I wish websites like SR or Inside would do them more often, I enjoy reading them.

This

 

[Riley Hughes]

i love reading them, but usually there isn't much to comment about. that's probably why you don't get much feedback.

 

[TomGeorge]

yeah i love interview but i would be cool to see questions about non scooter things like other hobbies or thoughts on other subject and such. kinda like the lit interviews but more indepth. because they arn't really about scooters usually but they're usually really short. i dont think im being very clear lol

This. Interviews about their life rather than career.

I love them, but there's not much to say about them so I don't feedback.

 

[alfie wisker]

I really enjoy reading interviews, when they come out i get kinda excited about them, apart from the riders i hate.

 

[Aaron]

Interviews need to be researched better before they become a big thing in scooters.
Alot of Steven's interviews are good for this reason, he knows ALOT about the people he's interviewing before he does it, so while he's not learning much about the person, the general public gets more information out of it.

 

[DavidBryson]

yeah i really like reading and watching them. its great to know a lot more about riders

 

[hunterbechtle]

interviews are rad , kids get to know more about there favorite riders , plus like a "top 5" type interview like in transworld would be cool , and doing an interview with me for dialed would be cool

 

[Tyler Jones]

Don't ask the same questions to everybody. Eventually the interviews on IS got old because it would be something like
Question: "So you just got sponsored, how's that going for you?"
Answer: "Well it's cool. I'm happy I get to represent a company. Look for big things in the future."
EVERYBODY says that. Ask something like what was the toughest clip to get in your recent edit, or what song is stuck in your head, or what's the favorite part of your scooter. Stuff like that.