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| Element | Details | |---------|---------| | | Manong Boso – a pseudonym for Filipino indie rapper/producer Rico “Boso” Santos , a former barangay DJ who gained underground credibility through freestyle battles in Quezon City. | | Release date | June 19, 2021 (YouTube premiere). | | Label | Self‑released under Boso Beats , a micro‑indie label that focuses on low‑budget, high‑energy tracks. | | Director/Editor | Marlon “Marl” Dela Cruz , a film student who used a Canon EOS M50 and free editing software (DaVinci Resolve) to keep the budget under ₱15,000. | | Location | Shot in the bustling streets of Divisoria (Manila), with cameo appearances by local vendors, a sari‑sari store owner, and a group of high school dancers from nearby St. Joseph’s . | | Budget | Approximately ₱20,000 (≈ $380) – covering transport, food, a basic lighting kit, and a modest royalty fee for the sampled 1990s OPM track “Suso” by The Bumbayos . | video title manong boso tayong tayo na suso 2021
: In Tagalog, manong is a term of respect for an older man, while boso refers to a "Peeping Tom" or someone who watches others voyeuristically. Please provide more context or details about the
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: This phrase translates to "standing upright" or "stiff," often used in this context to imply physical arousal. | | Label | Self‑released under Boso Beats