Rob Dyrdek Biography
Rob Dyrdek (Robert Stanley Dyrdek) is an American entrepreneur, actor, producer and former professional skateboarder. He is popular for his roles in the reality shows Rob & Big, Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory and Ridiculousness. He is the creator of the animated series Wild Grinders and also voices Lil Rob, the series main character.
Dyrdek set twenty-one separate Guinness World Records for skateboarding as part of his former show Rob & Big. He also set the record for the largest skateboard as part of the Fantasy Factory series. ((according to the Guinness World Records website, it is listed as the “Longest Skateboard in the World”), but, according to the “World Records Academy” website, this was broken in 2010.
Rob Dyrdek Age
Rob Dyrdek was born on 28th June 1974 in Kettering, Ohio, U.S. (44 years as of 2018)
Rob Dyrdek Family
Rob was born to Gene Dyrdek and Patty Dyrdek. He has one sister Denise Dyrdek. His cousins Christopher “Drama” Pfaff and Scott “Big Cat” Pfaff are featured in Rob and Big and Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory.
Rob Dyrdek Sister
Dyrdek has one sister, Denise Dyrdek. He performed his sister’s wedding in December 2011, after he became ordained through the Universal Life Church. The wedding took place at the Fantasy Factory in Los Angeles and was featured on in an episode of Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory.
Rob Dyrdek Wife
Dyrdek married his wife Bryiana Noelle Flores, a Filipino–American model on 21st September 2015 in a private ceremony. Rob proposed to Bryiana on 26th April 2015 in Disneyland.
Noelle was born on 21st July 1991 in Los Banos, California, USA. She has a mixed ethnicity of Spanish, Chinese, Cherokee, Blackfoot, and Filipino. In 2008 she won the Miss Teen of the Nation award as well as the Miss California Teen in 2010. She owns a clothing line.
Rob Dyrdek Kids | Son | Child
Rob together with his wife Bryiana have two children: a son, Kodah Dash and a daughter named Nala Ryan.
Rob Dyrdek Net worth
Rob has an estimated net worth of $50 million.
Rob Dyrdek Skateboard | Skating
Dyrdek was involved in sports at a young age and at the age of 11 he was gifted his skateboard by Neil Blender, a pro-skateboarder, this arouse his interest in skateboarding.
At the age of 12 he got his sponsorship from the same company that sponsored Blender. This marked the beginning of his professional skateboarding. Dyrdek and Blender quit their board sponsor a few years later and created Alien Workshop.
At the age of 16 Dyedek moved to Southern California, forgoing his senior year of high school, to continue with professional skating.
Street League Skateboarding (SLS)
Dyrdek founded the Street League Skateboarding (SLS), a skateboard competition enterprise which has grown from a domestic to international event. The league offered the highest overall purse in the history of the sport, at $1.6 million for its championship event broadcast on ESPN in 198 countries.
The league also partner with the Boys and Girls Club of America to develop new skate parks in California. It was also the focus of Dyrdek’s documentary film The Motivation, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Rob Dyrdek Skateboarding
Rob Dyrdek Shoes
After moving to California Dyrdek began riding for Droors Clothing which was then transformed into DC Shoes. The company sponsored him until 2016.
Rob Dyrdek Sponsors
Dyrdek has ben sponsored by Silver Trucks (a company that he helped establish in 2003, EA Skate,Monster Energy, DC Shoes and Alien Workshop
Rob Dyrdek Fantasy Factory
Rob Dyrdek debuted his reality show ‘ Fantasy Factory’ in February 2009. The show featured Dyrdek, Pfaff, and his Dyrdek Enterprise staff. It covered Dyrdek’s converted warehouse ‘Fantasy Factory, where Dyrdek runs his businesses. He built a music studio for his cousin Pfaff inside the factory.
In the course of the first season he opened his first SafeSpot SkateSpot. At the grand-opening, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa rode with Dyrdek on the world’s largest skateboard.
The show mainly featured a cast of Dyrdek, Chris Pfaff, Boykin, Scott Pfaff, Chanel West Coast, and Sterling Brim. The episodes included one where Dyrdek was 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. As a part of the show, Dyrdek also co-invented the first “skateboard car”, and exhibited the Mustang built vehicle on an episode of the series.
The show ran for seven seasons with the final season airing on 13th March 2014.
Rob Dyrdek Show | Rob Dyrdek New Show
Rob hosts Amazingness alongside panelist Chris “Drama” Pfaff, Eddie Huang and Krystal Bee on MTV. In the show Rob introduces talented yound people who have eclectic and diverse mix of amateur and viral talent, who compete to earn the top spot. The first act goes to the Top Spot, but every following performer has the opportunity to dethrone them.
After every performance Dyrdek and the judges decide who stays on top and who gets dropped. The winner walks away with $10,000 dollars in cash.
Rob Dyrdek Movie
In 2009 Rob appeared in the movie ‘Street Dreams’ as one of the characters. The idea of the movie was developed by Rob and Nino Scalia in response their belief that modern films focused on skateboarding were not realistic enough. While pitching the script Dyrdek decided to fund the film with his own money.
Rob Dyrdek Ridiculousness
Dyrdek started a show with the MTV network, Ridiculousness, on 29th August 2011. Dyrdek hosts the show alongside two friends, Chanel West Coast and Sterling Brim. In the show Dyrdek comments on internet videos that are mainly mishaps.
Rob Dyrdek Foundation | Rob Dyrdek Skate Park
In 2003 Dyrdek founded Rob Dyrdek Foundation which has merged with the SLS Foundation. The foundation builds legal skate parks for skateboarders in their communities. Dyrdek took the initiative because street skating is illegal in most communities and most of these communities often do not have legal skate parks available.
Rob Dyrdek Dog
Dyrdek has two bulldogs named Meaty and Beefy, and Pomeranian dog named Gretchen Weiner.
Rob Dyrdek TV Show
- Amazingness
- 2012 – 2015: Wild Grinders
- Since 2011: Ridiculousness
- 2009 – 2015: Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory
- 2006 – 2008: Rob & Big
Rob Dyrdek Entrepreneur
Over the years, Dyrdek has recognized that his passion in life is building businesses. “Even calling the business side of what I execute a job is incredibly difficult, because I really look at what I do as an artist and someone that’s passionate about, since an early age, treating myself as a brand,” he says.
From building his own professional skateboarding brand to creating and growing Orion Trucks to working with MTV, Dyrdek’s life work has been giving life to new business enterprises.
Regarding structure, Super Jacket Productions is housed within the Dyrdek Machine, the holding company for all of his ventures. Calling it a “venture studio,” Dyrdek Machine is like a cross between a branding agency and venture capital firm, officially launching in 2017 with six new brands in its first year.
The studio also houses one of Dyrdek’s other core, long-running brands, Street League Skateboarding. In 2010, Dyrdek tapped on the shoulders of his network of pro skater friends and founded SLS as the world’s first professional skateboarding league. The league also has a spinoff subscription video network called ETN, made “by skateboarders for skateboarders.”
“[For ETN], we actually just closed a $10 million Series B round. It’s sort of the forefront of competitive skateboarding worldwide. All of the shows and content that sort of serve as the pathway to the Olympics for what it’ll take to qualify,” Dyrdek says. “[For SLS], more of less, we saw a need where there was no authentic, professional skateboarding league or tour.”
Another intriguing brand that Dyrdek owns is Ultracast, a 360-degree virtual reality platform for delivering live content. “It’s still a little bit early, but there’s a real opportunity for immersive experiences,” he says. “It’s all about building out the infrastructure to operationalize the live content version of [Ultracast].”
Alongside his media entities, Dyrdek’s portfolio of consumer product businesses shows more variety. Momentous is a supplement brand that Dyrdek and his partners just developed and launched. “The premium Ferrari of supplements, if you will,” Dyrdek laughs.
Outstanding Foods, a plant-based snack food company, is another fun consumer product brand, featuring “pigless bacon chips.” Then there’s CCCXXXIII, a luxury accessory line that creates high-margin accessories for a highly-targeted market.
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