Joss Fenn and Alex Kennedy leave their mark on Seventies Distribution’s ramp set up. As usual, AK makes everything look far too easy.

We’ve posted stuff from this DVD before but here’s the whole thing, embedded and everything. Let Em Talk was probably one of the greatest branding successes ever in my opinion. When Cult first came out, I heard a lot of hate and skepticism about the branding and the image of the company as a whole. But then this video dropped and it shut everyone up.

Tyler has mentioned riding BMX bikes repeatedly on Twitter over the past few months (I don’t follow him, but everyone sure does love to retweet him calling fixies gay) and Cult has some photos up that prove that Cult is his whip of choice.

If you’re not already, get with it and follow The Come Up.

Cult just posted up their DVD “Let’em Talk” online. Hit this link to see it.

Stijn is a part of the Cult team and Roy Van Kempen put together this edit to welcome Cult as a new partner with hisWe Are Orange Juice site:

“We are really stoked to introduce Cult as the new partner of the Orange Juice blog. To celebrate this we filmed this chilled session with cult rider Stijn Staal.

every Thursday Stijn and I go to Deventer to ride the Burnside skatepark. I just got a new Rokinon fisheye so with some help from Stijn I shot my first edit. Definitely more to come. – Roy van Kempen”

Russ Barone spent some time in Long Island recently and got a few clips with Chris Zeppieri. It’s quick and has a laid back feel, but it’s still probably my favorite edit I’ve seen from him to date.

David Budko is Cult’s Lithuanian connection, and here’s an edit he made for them.

Thanks to Brian Histand’s iPhone, we get a look at how Dave Krone rides on a daily basis. From what I’ve heard, Dave has been stacking some pretty fucking ridiculous clips for the upcoming Cult DVD.

Steven Ocasio and Chad Phaire split the spotlight for this Push it a Stop/Cult edit.

I am convinced Shawn is a bear wearing a human being costume.