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Chad Muska (born May 2, 1977 in Lorain, Ohio) is an American professional skateboarder. He began skateboarding at the age of 11. Over the span of his career he has been sponsored by Maple, Toy Machine, Shorty's, éS Footwear, C1RCA, C1 Denim & Supply Co., Black Magic, Fury Trucks, Ghetto Child, TSA, CCS, Etnies, KR3W, Element, and Supra.

Using earnings from his pro skateboarding career, Muska set up his own makeshift music studio in his Los Angeles home and later moved to a New York City hotel, the SoHo grand, and produced a hip hop album, "MuskaBeatz", featuring stars such as Afrika Bambaataa, Raekwon, Special Ed, KRS-One, Biz Markie, Prodigy, and Ice-T.

In early 2004, Muska started to step away from the skateboarding industry and became a figure in the Hollywood club scene. Around this time he also dated Paris Hilton^[1]. Recently, while DJing at a club in Los Angeles that Muska regularly spins at, Kevin Connolly punched him in the face over comments made about Nicky Hilton. Muska was then escorted out of the club. [1]

In late 2005 Muska started to make a comeback into the industry. He left long-time sponsor Shorty's Skateboards on July 1, 2006 and was developing a new project, although he then joined Element on November 29, 2006. His current sponsors are Supra Footwear, KR3W Apparel, Element Skateboards, Ricta Wheels, Mob Griptape, Independent Trucks and Brooklyn Projects. He has a high-top signature shoe from Supra called the Skytop.

He has been featured in all of the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater and Tony Hawk's Underground video games. He has also been featured in Shorty's Skateboard's films Guilty, Toysoldierz, Fulfill The Dream, How To Go Pro, and Bak2Basics. He is scheduled to appear in the latest Element skateboards project which is to be released in June 21, 2007; "Go Skateboarding Day," entitled "My Element".

Chad has also made cameos in music videos such as singer Kelis' "Bossy", N*E*R*D's "Rock Star", and the Handsome Boy Modeling School's "The World's Gone Bad", and later was featured in HBO's Entourage.

References

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External links

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 Using earnings from his pro skateboarding career, Muska set up his own makeshift music studio in his [[Los Angeles, California|Los Angeles]] home and later moved to a [[New York City]] hotel, the [[SoHo]] grand, and produced a [[hip hop music|hip hop]] [[album]], "[[MuskaBeatz]]", featuring stars such as [[Afrika Bambaataa]], [[Raekwon]], [[Special Ed]], [[KRS-One]], [[Biz Markie]], [[Prodigy (band)|Prodigy]], and [[Ice-T]].
-In early [[2004]], Muska started to step away from the skateboarding industry and became a figure in the [[Hollywood, Los Angeles, California|Hollywood]] club scene. Around this time he also dated [[Paris Hilton]]<ref>http://chadmuska.org/chad-muska-paris-hilton.html</ref>. Recently, while DJing at a club in Los Angeles that Muska regularly spins at, [[Kevin Connolly]] punched him in the face over comments made about Nicky Hilton. Muska was then escorted out of the club. [http://hollywoodbackwash.com/2006/08/03/kevin-stands-up-for-his-girl/]Kevin Connolly is going to pay for punching Chad Muska. A MA teenager is going to rage on Connolly's name because the teen has so much respect for Muska and looked up to him since he was a young boy. The teenager goes by MRL from Milford MA.
+In early [[2004]], Muska started to step away from the skateboarding industry and became a figure in the [[Hollywood, Los Angeles, California|Hollywood]] club scene. Around this time he also dated [[Paris Hilton]]<ref>http://chadmuska.org/chad-muska-paris-hilton.html</ref>. Recently, while DJing at a club in Los Angeles that Muska regularly spins at, [[Kevin Connolly]] punched him in the face over comments made about Nicky Hilton. Muska was then escorted out of the club. [http://hollywoodbackwash.com/2006/08/03/kevin-stands-up-for-his-girl/]
 In late [[2005]] Muska started to make a comeback into the industry. He left long-time sponsor Shorty's Skateboards on [[July 1]], [[2006]] and was developing a new project, although he then joined [[Element Skateboards|Element]] on November 29, [[2006]]. His current sponsors are Supra Footwear, [[KR3W]] Apparel, [[Element Skateboards]], Ricta Wheels, Mob Griptape, [[Independent Truck Company|Independent Trucks]] and Brooklyn Projects. He has a high-top signature shoe from Supra called the Skytop.