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Go Getta Magazine, St. Louis, MO (2025)

05/21/2025

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05/16/2025

Twilight Thursday: A Whole Vibe in Forest Park
By Piereun | Go Getta Magazine

Last night’s Twilight Thursday in Forest Park was exactly the type of energy we need more of in the city. It was live, it was soulful, and it was filled with nothing but good vibes and great people.

The Black & White Band lit up the crowd with their renditions of Cameo classics, but one of the real highlights of the night was when they dropped the hit “Boots on the Ground”—man, almost the entire crowd got up and started dancing. It was one of those moments that felt like unity in motion. Strangers became friends, and everybody moved as one.

I bumped into a few familiar faces while making my rounds—Luey V, Koran Bolden, and my guy Darrel Oliver. It was also dope running into my high school homie Johnny—been a minute, but moments like these bring folks back together.

The weather was on point all evening, right up until just before 8 PM when the rain tried to crash the party. But by then, the vibes were already sealed. Nothing could ruin the energy that was already in the air.

Twilight Thursday is more than a free concert—it’s a cultural reset. It’s where the city breathes, dances, and reconnects. Family-friendly, fun, and full of flavor.

If you haven’t pulled up yet, you really missing something special.

– Piereun
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05/13/2025

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BIG BOSS VET GOT THE CITY ON FIRE AGAIN

St. Louis stand up! Our very own Big Boss Vette just reignited the city with her brand-new single “I Look Like”—and let’s be real, she got the Lou lit once again. Shot right here in the heart of St. Louis, the visual brings that hometown heat with every frame, and the streets been buzzing since she touched down.

It’s always love seeing Big Boss Vette doing her thing. She’s not just reppin’ the city—she’s pushing the culture forward. From the first time I worked with her, I knew she was a star. Back then, I sought her out to open for Megan Thee Stallion, because I saw the glow before the world did. Ever since then, I’ve been rooting for her every step of the way. Watching her journey unfold has been both personal and powerful.

Vette’s got the kind of presence that commands attention, and her work ethic speaks volumes. She’s not only putting on for herself, but she’s also raising the bar for what St. Louis artists can accomplish.

This latest single is just another milestone in a career that’s destined for greatness. If you ain’t tapped in yet, go check out “I Look Like” and everything else Big Boss Vette got poppin’. We salute you, Vette—keep shining, keep grinding, and keep giving the city something to be proud of.

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05/06/2025

GO GETTA MAGAZINE EXCLUSIVE
Title: “Roaring Through Time: A Go Getta Experience at the Saint Louis Art Museum”
By: PIEREUN

This past weekend, I had the opportunity to step back in time—into an era where class, creativity, and craftsmanship defined culture. The Saint Louis Art Museum’s latest exhibition, Roaring: Art, Fashion, and the Automobile in France, 1918–1939, is more than just a display—it’s an immersive journey through one of the most iconic periods in design and culture.

As soon as I entered, I was struck by the brilliance of the exhibition’s curation. Classic cars from France and around the world, each a work of art in its own right, lined the gallery floors like royalty on display. These weren’t just vehicles—they were rolling sculptures, reflections of an era when every curve and chrome detail had meaning. For any car lover or design enthusiast, it’s a dream come true. From Bugattis to Delahayes, these machines spoke of luxury, innovation, and bold imagination.

But for me, one moment stood above the rest—the tribute to Josephine Baker. A St. Louis native turned international legend, her presence in the exhibit is nothing short of powerful. Walking through her section was like walking with her spirit. Vintage footage played alongside her dazzling gowns, showing her elegance and energy as she stepped out of luxurious automobiles with her signature grace. It wasn’t just fashion—it was a dedication to her legacy as a symbol of Black excellence, freedom, and global influence.

The museum didn’t just display her image—they honored her essence. One particular piece, a 1935 gouache painting by Émile Deschler, captures Josephine at the wheel, reimagining her not just as a performer but as a driver of cultural change. In every frame, every stitch of fabric, every photograph—you see her power, her poise, and her pride.

This exhibit is a must-see not just for art and automobile lovers, but for St. Louisans who take pride in our city’s influence on global history. It speaks to a time when the world was changing, and icons like Josephine Baker were helping to steer the wheel.

Whether you’re a fashionista, a car enthusiast, or a cultural historian, Roaring has something for you. It’s a celebration of movement—on the road, on the runway, and in society. And as a proud son of St. Louis, it’s a reminder of just how much power and pride our city holds.

If you haven’t seen it yet, go see it. Bring your kids. Bring your elders. This is more than an exhibit—it’s a time capsule, and our presence is part of the legacy too.

Exhibit runs through July 27, 2025, at the Saint Louis Art Museum.
Visit slam.org for details.

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05/03/2025

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05/03/2025

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GO GETTA MAGAZINE EXCLUSIVE
A Moment With Monet: Ashley Monet Joins A Conversation With Piereun as Co-Host

There are voices in the culture—and then there are forces. Ashley Monet is without question the latter.

A dynamic model, rising actress, brand influencer, and now co-host of the acclaimed podcast A Conversation With Piereun, Ashley Monet is stepping into a new chapter—one that centers her voice, vision, and unshakable energy. Her new signature segment, “A Moment With Monet,” is set to become a space for raw conversation, real elevation, and unapologetic truth.

Monet first captured mainstream attention through her standout role in the newly released St. Louis-based film Hustle City, a gritty urban drama that explores the trials, hustle, and loyalty embedded in street life. Her performance proved she was more than just a pretty face—she’s a storyteller, capable of tapping into deep emotion and delivering authenticity on every level.

But her grind didn’t start on set. Ashley Monet has long been a presence in fashion and media circles—serving looks, making statements, and setting the standard. Whether walking runways, curating her influencer brand, or uplifting women through powerful affirmations and self-love, she’s been making her mark.

Now, with her transition into podcasting, the culture gets her in full. A Moment With Monet is the heartbeat of style, strength, and substance. Each week, Monet breaks down the things that matter—from beauty and relationships to mental wellness and personal growth. She doesn’t shy away from the uncomfortable—she embraces it with elegance and realness that resonates.

“Ashley brings a feminine fire to the table that you can’t fake,” said host Piereun. “She knows who she is, and she brings that confidence and insight to every conversation. That’s what makes her special.”

With A Conversation With Piereun continuing to grow as a leading voice in urban podcast culture, Ashley Monet’s addition as co-host is a game-changer. Her segment isn’t just a moment—it’s a movement.

Be sure to follow her journey on Instagram .monet.collections and tune in weekly for A Moment With Monet. The vibe is shifting, the frequency is rising—and Ashley Monet is leading the way.

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05/02/2025

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Orlando ‘Pretty Boy’ Watson
A Saint Louis Legend, Forever Respected”
By Piereun | Go Getta Magazine

As the anniversary of his passing approaches, the heartbeat of St. Louis slows for a moment of remembrance. The city feels it. The culture feels it. The streets that once lit up with his energy feel just a little quieter. Orlando “Pretty Boy” Watson wasn’t just a name you heard in nightlife circles—he was the circle. A legend. A pillar. A blueprint for what it meant to move with style, purpose, and respect.

I had the honor of working alongside Orlando at a pivotal moment in my own journey. When me and my brother Trust of the St. Louis All-Stars—also the founder of Drip Entertainment—set out to bring Megan Thee Stallion to the city, we teamed up with Orlando to make it happen. He didn’t just support the play—he empowered it. He knew it was a big push for our movement, and he stood beside us without hesitation. That’s who he was—solid, humble, and always looking out for the next generation.

For me, Orlando was more than just a collaborator. He was someone I studied. Someone I admired. We shared the same lane, the same love for the game. And like they say, find your white rabbit and chase it—Orlando was mine. I watched his moves, his finesse, how he commanded a room without ever raising his voice. He showed me what Real One energy looked like in this industry.

When I launched Puff & Paint and threw my first festival, my brother Trust made a post calling me one of the biggest promoters in the city. That moment alone was big for me—but then I saw Orlando had reposted it. He added just five words: “Showed this king some love.” Man… that touched me. That’s when I knew I had earned the respect of someone I once looked up to. That hit different.

I reached out to Orlando shortly after and invited him on my podcast. He agreed, no questions asked. But timing… timing has a way of doing its own thing. Around that same period, he was openly battling cancer—a fight he faced with more courage than most of us could imagine. Through it all, he carried himself like the king he was. Unshaken. Unapologetic. Full of grace and grit. Even in the storm, he was still him.

I never got to do that interview. Never got to press record and have that conversation. But if I could speak to him now, I’d say:

Orlando, you were everything I hoped to be in this game. A man of vision. Of respect. Of undeniable presence. Your name rang bells not just for what you did, but how you did it. You were a giant in this city, and you’ll forever be one in my heart. Thank you for noticing me. Thank you for believing in me. And thank you for showing me what a king really looks like.

I promise you this—your legacy will not fade. As long as I’m here, your name will live. Not just in conversation, but in action. In the culture. In every move I make for this city.

Rest easy, King 👑
Your light still shines.
Your legend is eternal.
Forever St. Louis. Forever respected.

🪽🪽. “Show This King Some Love 💯💪🏽👑”

04/29/2025

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Rising Star: Torrie Danielle a.k.a. Ashockiee Latte Blends Fashion and Mental Health Advocacy

St. Louis has always been a hub for raw talent and authentic energy, and standing tall among the next generation of movers and shakers is none other than Torrie Danielle — known to her growing audience as Ashockiee Latte.

Not just a model — but a movement — Torrie is stepping into her purpose with her groundbreaking event, “Fashion Meets Mental Healing”, under her personal brand Get In Motion. Set to take place on May 24, 2025, this isn’t just another fashion show. It’s a statement. A declaration. A healing space wrapped in creativity — blending high fashion with real conversations around mental health, an issue too often overlooked in both the Black community and the beauty industry.

“I wanted to create something bigger than just a runway,” Torrie says. “I wanted to create a platform for healing, empowerment, and realness.”

But Torrie’s hustle doesn’t stop at the runway.
She’s a true renaissance woman, using every gift God gave her:
• Entrepreneurship: As founder of Get In Motion, she’s building a brand centered on empowerment, beauty, and mental wellness.
• Media Personality: Co-hosting on Power Talk Worldwide, Torrie lends her voice to real topics that resonate with the streets and the boardrooms alike.
• Culinary Artist: Through STL Tease Treats, she proves she’s just as talented in the kitchen as she is on stage — creating experiences that satisfy both the taste buds and the soul.
• Mentor: Hosting model coaching sessions, she uplifts aspiring talents by teaching them confidence, professionalism, and most importantly — how to walk in their own light.

You can catch her daily grind and genuine spirit by following her on Instagram at .

At the heart of everything she does, Torrie Danielle is about motion — motion toward healing, self-love, and unapologetic authenticity.
And just like her brand promises: Get ready to Get In Motion.

Stay tapped in with Go Getta Magazine as we continue to spotlight the culture’s real ones — the ones building, inspiring, and healing the community one step, one show, and one conversation at a time.

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