Digi Fu-Yoh Street Blast.…. 90% Malay, 5% Dayaks, 5% others.
The party was not really my type coz it’s more like a concert than DJ spinning until towards the end, DJ T-Bone started to push his portable DJ console & spin house music for everybody… House music… was not even in my list! I was there to see people skateboarding but ended up more on BMX and rollerblading. I was really wondering where have the Kuching skateboarders gone to. My eldest brother, Jeremy used to be a skateboarder way in 1992 when skateboarding wasa crime 1st introduced to Kuching… He has his funky MC hammer flat top with the side and back shaved with no.2 blade & then with design of lines around it. He used to be second in Sarawak when William the owner of Rupert Rage organized the 1st Sarawak close competition. Well, he left for Singapore and kiss skateboarding goodbye. I miss those days when he used to skate & my dad keeps nagging on injuries. He he he.
When I was standing with the crowd and looking at Jason Lo performing and Firdaus doing his locking & breakdancing, I turn to the back & see Kuching Folks at the sitting area… It’s a disgrace to see how back dated our clothing are comparing to Kuala Lumpur’s partygoers.No sense of color, no sense of fashion, no sense of class, not sporting. Well, on 2nd thought… let them be. Coz that’s what our income allows us to buy. Expensive things… Low-income… ishh…
It was so happen that the spot where were standing before Jason Lo’s performance, he was there sitting with his dad I guess… So we Fu-Yoh approached him and took photos… That’s the real rewards of attending the Fu-Yoh Blast!
The party was not really my type coz it’s more like a concert than DJ spinning until towards the end, DJ T-Bone started to push his portable DJ console & spin house music for everybody… House music… was not even in my list! I was there to see people skateboarding but ended up more on BMX and rollerblading. I was really wondering where have the Kuching skateboarders gone to. My eldest brother, Jeremy used to be a skateboarder way in 1992 when skateboarding was
When I was standing with the crowd and looking at Jason Lo performing and Firdaus doing his locking & breakdancing, I turn to the back & see Kuching Folks at the sitting area… It’s a disgrace to see how back dated our clothing are comparing to Kuala Lumpur’s partygoers.No sense of color, no sense of fashion, no sense of class, not sporting. Well, on 2nd thought… let them be. Coz that’s what our income allows us to buy. Expensive things… Low-income… ishh…
It was so happen that the spot where were standing before Jason Lo’s performance, he was there sitting with his dad I guess… So we Fu-Yoh approached him and took photos… That’s the real rewards of attending the Fu-Yoh Blast!
.:Me & J-Lo:.
.:Me & Jeffrey:.
.:To the left.. to the left..:.
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