During his career, Rob Dyrdek first began skateboarding. He got his first skateboard from professional skateboarder Neil Blender. After that skateboard became his dream. When he was aged 12 he received sponsorship from a company but he quit this sponsorship and company within a year.
In , he formed his own skateboarding company called Alien Workshop and that was with Neil Blender. At 16 years old, he left his senior year in secondary school and moved to Southern California to see his skateboarding profession prosper. He has seen extraordinary accomplishments as an expert skateboarder.
He has attempted his fortunes into different ventures and appears to have that brilliant Midas touch with regards to organizations. Further, he joined forces up with a few brands to make exceptional encounters and unmatched interfaces. Ransack has likewise made his effective raid into the universe of amusement. Moreover, he made a motion picture called Street Dreams in He has likewise facilitated a show on MTV called Ridiculousness since August close by different game identities and the show highlights web recordings of game setbacks.
But his acting and business skills are hugely appreciated by the public. Further, he earns as a producer and owns Street League Skateboard Association. Besides, he receives a commission from DC, Monster Energy. Talking about his salary and net worth, in , Rob got into some legitimate issues after a criminal objection was recorded against him in L. He and his accomplice Joe were blamed for various violations like prevarication, misrepresentation, and numerous others.
Among his achievements is setting over twenty-one Guinness World Records. Many of these world records were set during the filming of his reality television shows. He only set four records as a skateboarder. Rob Dyrdek is a true representation of what a talent well utilized can yield.
Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Sign in. Log into your account. Password recovery. Forgot your password? He is from U. We have estimated Rob Dyrdek's net worth, money, salary, income, and assets. Dyrdek is the founder of the Street League Skateboarding SLS skateboard competition enterprise and the series has grown from a domestic to international event. The league also partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of America to develop new skate parks in California.
During his time with DC, Dyrdek began his exploration of entrepreneurship through shoe design and this led Dyrdek to launch various short-lived companies, including a hip hop record label and a skate shop.
In addition, Dyrdek has partnerships with various brands, including Rogue Status with musician Travis Barker. This led to his own run as a race horse owner, owning up to thirteen horses at a time during his career.
In , Dyrdek served as a judge for the talent show series Amazingness. His production company produced the show. Wild Grinders, a fictional cartoon skate crew, is Dyrdek's venture into toys based on him and his group of childhood skateboarding friends.
Dyrdek is also the founder of the business incubator Dyrdek Machine, and acquired DNA Distribution, the holding company of Alien Workshop, before returning the company back to its founders. In Dyrdek became a cofounder of Black Feather Whiskey. Dyrdek is also a co-founder and board member of Ultracast, which has partnered with NASCAR to produce live virtual reality broadcasts.
Both Droors and DC were founded with the involvement of highly regarded skateboarder Danny Way and, in the lead-up period for the release of the Way documentary Waiting for Lightning. He was sponsored and worked with DC Shoes from until January He also built a music studio for his cousin Pfaff inside the factory.
During the course of the first season, he also opened his first SafeSpot SkateSpot. At the grand-opening, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa rode with Dyrdek on the world's largest skateboard. Fantasy Factory aired a total of seven seasons, with the season finale airing on March 13, Episodes included seeing Dyrdek bitten by a shark, and being attacked by a trained tiger.
Other stunts that Dyrdek filmed included performing the first kick flip with an automobile, filmed as a part of a television advertisement for Chevrolet.
Dyrdek was also featured in the documentary, Waiting for Lightning, about his friend and fellow skater Danny Way.
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