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Top 150 Skateboarders on Instagram by follower count (101-150)

This is where the core of the scene truly lives. From rising ams to underground favorites, ranks 101–150 highlight the raw talent, heavy clips, and independent skateboarders on instagram that you’re probably sleeping on.

The list continues: (1-50) (51-100) (101-150)

101	71,800	Jeremy Wray
102	67,600	Jake Anderson
103	64,000	Brandon Turner
104	62,400	Kris Markovich
105	60,000	Bryce Ava Wettstein
106	58,500	Ruby Lilley
107	58,100	Jack Curtin
108	55,400	Pat Duffy
109	53,900	Yumeka Oda
110	52,500	Jordan Thackeray
111	51,800	Willy Santos
112	50,700	Liz Akama
113	47,500	Will Marsh
114	45,100	Alphonso Rawls
115	43,800	Jahmir Brown
116	42,200	Aoi Uemura
117	39,600	Kevin Bilyeu
118	35,700	Eetu Toropainen
119	32,800	Amelia Brodka
120	30,900	Sean Sheffy
121	30,100	Sal Barbier
122	26,400	Parker Kendall
123	24,500	Paiuline
124	22,400	Tom Penny
125	22,300	Ruby Trew
126	16,700	Pierre Andre Senizergues
127	15,900	Shaun Paul
128	15,800	Spencer Nuzzi
129	11,500	Bill Weiss
130	11,500	Steve Saiz
131	11,300	Tracie Garacochea
132	11,100	James Capps
133	9,349	Stevie Culhane
134	9,325	Kelly Bird
135	7,176	Keenan Lewis
136	6,705	Treyson Russell
137	6,539	Adrian Demain

Top Skateboard Influencers on Instagram. (1-50) (51-100) (101-150)

Top 150 Skateboarders on Instagram by follower count (51-100)

Moving past the mega-stars, the next tier of the culture is being shaped by riders pulling massive numbers on social media. This section covers ranks 51–100 of our list, breaking down the street pros, transition rippers, and influential skateboarders on instagram you need to be following

Top Skateboarders on Instagram. (1-50) (51-100) (101-150)

51	229,000	Vincent Milou
52	224,000	Angelo Caro
53	219,000	Lance Mountain
54	219,000	TJ Rogers
55	213,000	Aimu Yamazuki
56	210,000	Sora Shirai
57	201,000	Dern Brothers
58	189,000	Cibely Cavalcante
59	182,000	Micky Papa
60	176,000	Giovanni Vianna
61	175,000	Yung Wavy
62	170,000	Mitchie Brusco
63	165,000	Clay Kreiner
64	163,000	Bastien Salabanzi
65	163,000	Red Flame
66	162,000	Ray Barbee
67	159,000	Roos Zwetsloot
68	157,000	Alex Sorgente
69	155,000	Jaakko Ojanen
70	155,000	Momiji Nishiya
71	151,000	Aimee Massie
72	151,000	Tommy Guerrero
74	143,000	Mariah Duran
75	139,000	Cordano Russell
76	139,000	Spencer Hamilton
77	136,000	Josh Neuman
78	135000	Andy Macdonald
79	134,000	Fabiana Delfino
80	133,000	Marissa Martinez
81	131,000	Beaver Fleming
82	130,000	Mike Carroll
83	129,000	Corey Duffel
84	128,000	Madars Apse
85	127,000	Braden Hoban
86	127,000	Erin Wolfkiel
87	120,000	Chico Brenes
88	120,000	Pedro Delfino
89	114,000	Maurio McCoy
90	110,000	Jhancarlos González
91	106,000	Aunty Skates
92	104,000	Paige Heyn
93	102,000	Mike McGill
94	99,000	Funa Nakayama
95	92,300	Poe Pinson
96	89,500	Daiki Ikeda
97	86,200	Kairi Netsuke
98	86,100	Rune Glifberg
99	79,800	Vinicius Costa DaSilva
100	79,000	Natas Kaupas

Top Skateboard Influencers on Instagram. (1-50) (51-100) (101-150)

Top 150 Skateboarders on Instagram by follower count.

Instagram has fundamentally transformed how skate culture is shared and consumed.

This is the Top 150 Skateboarders on Instagram based on total reach, engagement, and cultural impact.

Top Skateboard Influencers on Instagram. (1-50) (51-100) (101-150)

Rank	Instagram Followers (as listed)	Name
1	9,600,000	Tony Hawk
2	8,400,000	Rayssa Leal
3	5,200,000	Nyjah Huston
4	3,700,000	Leticia Bufoni
5	2,900,000	Sterre Meijer
6	2,000,000	Yuto Horigome
7	1,900,000	Paul Rodriguez
8	1,600,000	Luan Oliveira
9	1,400,000	Shane Oneill
10	1,300,000	Sky Brown
11	1,200,000	Daewon Song
12	1,000,000	Chris Joslin
13	1,000,000	Eric Koston
14	1,000,000	Kelvin Hoefler
15	1,000,000	Mikey Taylor
16	1,000,000	Torey Pudwill
17	905,000	Felipe Gustavo
18	893,000	Sean Malto
19	850,000	Danny Way
20	767,000	Steve Caballero
21	725,000	Jamie Foy
22	703,000	Andy Anderson
23	701,000	Rodney Mullen
24	680,000	Gustavo Ribeiro
25	600,000	Aurélien Giraud
26	521,000	Louie Lopez
27	486,000	Lizzie Armanto
28	481,000	Filipe Mota
29	475,000	Nick Tucker
30	472,000	Jonny Giger
31	469,000	Cata Diaz
32	440,000	Jagger Eaton
33	435,000	Tiago Lemos
34	424,000	Ginwoo Onodera
35	422,000	Dashawn Jordan
36	415,000	Alex Midler
37	397,000	Chad Muska
38	392,000	Margielyn Didal
39	359,000	Jamie Thomas
40	349,000	Greyson Fletcher
41	342,000	Ryan Decenzo
42	336,000	Carlos Ribeiro
43	336,000	Christian Hosoi
44	334,000	Tom Asta
45	333,000	Stefani Nurding
46	321,000	Chloe Covell
47	271,000	Johnny Ringer
48	259,000	Guy Mariano
49	252,000	Miles Silvas
50	244,000	Lil Dre

Top Skateboard Influencers on Instagram. (1-50) (51-100) (101-150)

Bryce Wettstein | The Nine Club #343

In episode #343 of The Nine Club, pro skateboarder Bryce Wettstein joins the show to share her vibrant journey in skateboarding, from her early days to her current achievements. Known for her unique style and cheerful spirit, Bryce’s love for skateboarding began in her childhood, inspired by her father’s passion for creativity and athletics. Growing up with a backyard mini ramp, she quickly developed skills and a personal connection to the sport, leading her to competitions from a young age.

The conversation spans her inspirations, early competitions, and the supportive skating community she encountered at iconic venues like Woodward West and her local YMCA. Her appreciation for the people who shaped her skateboarding career, including family, friends, and influential skaters like Willie Santos and Chris Pastras. Bryce talks about her creative outlets, including music, help her maintain a free-spirited approach.

Bryce discusses her entry into professional skateboarding with Stereo Skateboards and her personal reflections on staying authentic and her experiences on the global stage, including competing in the Olympics and traveling worldwide.

Throughout the episode, Bryce’s humor and storytelling captivate, leaving a message of love for skateboarding, community, and creativity.

Karl Watson | The Nine Club – Episode 321

Karl discusses how he has influenced the skateboarding scene, especially in building relationships and community through his interactions and skating style.

He also reflected on his personal growth, mentioning various sponsorships and his involvement in starting his own brands. Karl spoke about the cultural shifts within skateboarding, his contributions to the sport’s innovations, and how skateboarding was evolving during his active years, emphasizing his role in developing modern street skateboarding.

https://thenineclub.com

Margie Didal | The Nine Club – Episode 323

Margie Didal from the Philippines got into skateboarding around the age of 12 or 13. She started skating in a university parking lot near her house, using her sister’s shoes, and surprisingly won a contest within her first year. Margie shared a funny story about posting a viral photo with someone she joked looked like Tony Hawk. She also talked about the quirky bureaucratic hurdles in the Philippines, like needing an ID to get an ID, and how important rice is in her family’s life. During the interview, Margie discussed her future plans in skateboarding, her experiences competing internationally, and how supportive her family has been, especially her dad who built her a mini ramp after she won at the Asian Games.