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This sticker is taking the Philippine car community by storm

Curiosity got the better of most people

This is how they make the exterior interesting. PHOTO BY JUSTINE MIRALLES

Car enthusiasts often customize their rides with custom seat covers and vinyl wrapping. However, for most people who prefer a simpler approach, they add bobbleheads to the front, stuffed toys to the back, and perhaps some small decals on the sides.

Now, something got the netizens’ attention. It’s that Tapat Sa ’Yo sticker. This simple graphic is often seen on the rear window. The label showcases intention and creativity. The combination of the sleek design and typeface makes even minimalists fancy it.

Not as cliché as some might think. PHOTOS BY JUSTINE MIRALLES AND JUSTIN YOUNG

People might be wondering: Where did this come from? Did they miss a new line from a movie or a quote from a book?

Then it finally hit—it’s actually a cute and effective campaign from the Philippines’ largest oil company, Petron Corporation.

Who's not down for a great deal? PHOTO BY JUSTIN YOUNG

Petron Value Card holders may get their sticker when they fuel up at participating stations. This subtle decoration unlocks perks, such as the P5-per-liter fuel discount.

The best part? Petron customers fully embrace this. Some—regardless of the rewards—show support, even saying they’re part of the Tapat Sa ’Yo Club. Their public display of loyalty, trust, and fellowship is admirable.

The composition is timeless. PHOTO BY JUSTIN YOUNG

With more people adding the sticker to their rides, there will come a time when it’s impossible not to encounter it on the streets.



Justine Miralles

Justine is a writer, photographer, and visual artist, aiming to captivate people through visual narratives. She is interested in motorcycles, motorsports, anime, and gaming. She’s curious and aspires to learn as much as she can. She can drive and ride, but still considers herself as a passenger princess.



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