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Stevie Williams Profile
Stevie Williams, DGK Parental Par‘netical Video Allowance Commentary
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NJ Skateshop's Pal CITY KIDS Video
BEING STEVIE WILLIAMS Lengthy CUT | World capture X Games
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Skater's Favorite Skater | Stevie Williams | Transworld Skateboarding
World View: Los Angeles Summit 2 | Street Skating With trivial International Cast
Skate Rave @ Vans Liberty
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What Is Stevie Williams’ Net Worth?
Stevie Williams: #27 on Transworld Skateboarding’s “30 Most Influential Skaters of All Time” has a net worth of $5 million. He is a Philadelphia native with a colorful history and an amazing rise to fame in the skateboarding world. The pro skateboarder is one of the most hyped and well-respected in the world—and he’s been in the game a long time.
From winning his first tournament at the age of 11, to founding one of the most successful skate companies in the world, Williams has built up a reputation along with an empire.
Stevie has also built up influential partnerships with brands like Reebok and Casio.
Supra even teamed up with him to help him launch his S1W kicks in
Here’s what else we know about the long-time skateboarding pro.
The Origin Story
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Steven Williams was born on December 17, , in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Life was a little rough for the avid skateboarder who loved nothing more than exploring the streets on his board.
He and his friends were labeled “dirty ghetto kids” when they were getting into mischief in the big city—a name that would eventually come in very handy.
When he was 14 years old, Williams hitchhiked from Philadelphia to Cal
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Dirty Ghetto Kids
American skateboarding business
Dirty Ghetto Kids (DGK) is an American skateboard company, producing skateboards and apparel. The brand is distributed by The Kayo Corp, a partnership that was established through Philadelphia professional skateboarder Stevie Williams and Troy Morgan of The Kayo Corp.[1][2]
History
[edit]As part of the "Est." segment on the Berrics website, Williams revealed in that the idea of DGK "really came out of nowhere", further explaining that the company was built upon the Gold skateboard wheels brand that he co-owned with his good friend Eli Soto. Williams stated in the interview that the "Dirty Ghetto Kids" name was thought of fairly immediately, elaborating that he "didn't really second-guess", as it was what he "really wanted to do". Williams also explained that he created a brand that was consciously different from the expectations that preceded the official launch, such as the rumor that Williams was going to only recruit African-American skateboarders.[1]
In September , the recruitment of Williams' close friend and skateboarding partner Josh Kalis was announced.[3] Kalis, formerly of the Alien Workshop brand, skated together with Williams during the s in Philadelphia, U.S. at