GoPam Skatehive 2025 detonated at Praça Roosevelt with raw lines, heavy tricks, pixel-art chaos, and the kind of community energy you can’t fake. Backed by Skatehive DAO and INTERNUS, the event honored oldschool roots while giving the next generation a platform to go full send. Pure culture, pure skateboarding zero filter.
GoPam is the brainchild of pro skater Petterson Gomes 50 years old, aka Pamtech, a skater raised in the oldschool fire who never let the spark fade.
Started in 2013, the event was designed to keep that classic skate DNA alive while pushing local scenes and new blood forward.
Traditionally, GoPam revolves around the iconic Game of PAM, a twist on the classic Game of S.K.A.T.E: same rules, more soul. But for this Skatehive edition, the format mutated into something even gnarlier:
best lines, stage hits, flatground tech, and whatever else the plaza dared riders to try.
Pure street skateboarding.
| 10:30 am | 11:30 pm |
Because Skatehive is built by skaters, for skaters, fully decentralized, fully culture-first.
The 2025 edition was sponsored by Skatehive DAO, thanks to a proposal supported and voted in by the community itself, a crew I’ve been part of for a long time as a builder, skater, and onchain content creator.
S/O Eterna Boyz and everyone pushing the network forward.
Skatehive keeps proving that skateboarding doesn’t need gatekeepers, it just needs people willing to build, document, shred, and uplift the scene without asking permission.
That's why GoPam x Skatehive makes sense: both are about roots, resilience, rebellion, and DIY energy.
📍 Praça Roosevelt, November 22
A classic São Paulo plaza, gritty, loud, unpredictable turned into a full-on creative zone for the day. Skaters from all styles pulling up and throwing down lines that made the crowd lose it.
Stage tricks + flatground tech melting into each other, no divide, no hierarchy.
Pixel-style plaza art by the homie and artist Carlos Eduardo (SER), featuring the classic Skatehive PIXEL logo.
Some people said it looked like stickers… but trust, it wasn’t. It was Roosevelt becoming more hacker than ever.
During the awards, Higher shirts were also handed out to the filmmakers and skaters.
INTERNUS pulling through with support and presence.
Endless energy, sunburns, slams, breakthroughs, and scenes that will live forever in the collective memory of São Paulo skateboarding.
Want to relive it? Check the special content drops and edits in the links below. More coming soon.
Videoclips edited by Jorge Simas, Skate hive builder as well aka randomsk8
GoPam Skatehive 2025 proved that oldschool spirit isn’t dead, it’s mutating, adapting, and thriving in the hands of skaters who still care about culture.
Massive respect to everyone who showed up, supported, shredded, filmed, created, and kept the vibe alive.
Skateboarding survives because we refuse to let it fade.
