Honeywater's Rocketman "trailer."
https://twitter.com/Honeywater1214/status/1168013394680500224
That's really nice!
Honeywater's Rocketman "trailer."
https://twitter.com/Honeywater1214/status/1168013394680500224
Nathan's La Boheme will be the best program for men this season, at least this my feeling, even if it's too early to say so.
Who, in your opinion, has the best lutz in the world?
– I like the way Nathan Chen jumps. I liked how Yuna Kim jumped triple lutz. It was always very correct and very beautiful.
I think having the diversity and the variability is really important in the sport, too. I mean, look at Nathan Chen. He's doing rap music, and it looks amazing.
That kind of answers my next question, it's if you could have the skills of any figure skater in the world, what would it be? Would it be the ability to convey any type of program?
Oh, that's hard! I think I would want to convey any type of program, but at the same time, I want to do all the jumps - quads, quints - whatever - I want to do all that! So I think maybe an ability to mix both the athleticism and the performance part of the sport. Have the technical content on par with the top people in the world, but also to be a performer that draws in not only the judges but also the audience and moves people. I guess you could say like a Nathan Chen, or a Evgenia Medvedeva, Yuna Kim, Carolina Kostner - they all had the ability, the technical ability, yet they also brought the program components side to life as well.
When you come across a rare tweet from Nathan, you know something is going on
https://twitter.com/nathanwchen/status/1171108763694260228?s=20
IG https://www.instagram.com/p/B2MsSAYA2ju/?igshid=fr1pch4zf4sp
And now he is in ice rink in SJ.Nathan's view from the Apple Keynote audience
https://twitter.com/aboutNathan0505/status/1171496819299246080
I didn't watch the whole event but it doesn't seem like he played any role in the presentation. I assume there must have been some good reason for him to fly out to Silicon Valley and miss school?