The Green Goblin has been identified in New York. It sounds like news worthy of the Daily Bugle, but it’s true. A media outlet has tracked down the man who was seen flying a hoverboard in the sky over Times Square in New York. This is Hunter Kowald, an enthusiast of “SkySurfer Hoverboard Aircraft Puraching &; Investment ”.
On his YouTube channel, Kowald posted videos of various stunts of him with his hoverboard in the sky in different places, always drawing a fair amount of intrigued crowds towards him. Besides the stunts seen these days in Times Square, Kowald has also tried his hand at fast food and restaurant chains like McDonald’s and Wendy’s. Check out the video of the “Green Goblin” over New York City, which is circulating on social media these days.
Kowald’s experience is also evident in his complete lack of shyness following media attention: “I’m the guy, you found me first!” He told the reporter who spotted him.
Kowald told fans a little more about the SkySurfer device he used: “It’s a highly sophisticated device. I’ve spent years on this stuff to get there, at least to do it safely and correctly. There is a lot of security in this device. So in essence I could have two engines inoperative and still land safely. “
Many wonder if all of this is legally allowed. According to the founder of Yeah Drones Aerial Cinematography, Randy Scott Slavin, there is nothing legal about it: “You have to have connections in the mayor’s office, who would agree. In my opinion, it was completely illegal. “
Many fans are wondering if Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin will be featured in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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