Commuters across Metro Manila are getting an early glimpse of YB Neet’s upcoming mixtape, Flood The Streets, through a large-scale promotional campaign that has taken over several bus routes across the capital days before the project’s official listening event.
Wrapped buses featuring the mixtape’s visuals have begun circulating through major transportation corridors, turning everyday commutes into moving billboards for the release.
One of the buses, fully wrapped in Flood The Streets artwork, travels the Ayala Alabang–Lawton route, passing through some of Metro Manila’s busiest roads including EDSA southbound, Osmeña Highway, Gil Puyat Avenue, and Ayala Avenue.
Another bus running along the EDSA Carousel route from Monumento to MOA Pasay features a side wrap promoting the mixtape, exposing the campaign to thousands of commuters daily.
A provincial bus carrying a back-wrap advertisement has also joined the campaign, traveling from Sapang Palay to PITX and passing through Commonwealth Avenue, España Boulevard, and Taft Avenue.
The bus campaign marks the first major promotional push for Flood The Streets, a mixtape positioned as a large-scale release featuring numerous tracks and a sound that aims to push the boundaries of typical local hip-hop projects.
The official listening experience is set for March 14 at Autocomplex in Quezon City, where YB Neet will host a Car Show Listening Party in collaboration with Hardcore Manila.
The event is designed to merge two closely connected cultures—cars and hip-hop—while allowing fans to experience the mixtape in its intended format.
According to the artist, the project was created through a spontaneous and instinct-driven approach with collaborator NEXXFRIDAY.
Many of the tracks were developed using freestyles, punch-ins, and raw creative sessions, resulting in a mixtape built from unfiltered studio moments.