Jeepneys are absolutely Tatak Pinoy because they are Filipino innovations that have reached as far as the streets of Papua New Guinea but another Tatak Pinoy that is known is the reckless way of driving by some jeepney drivers (not all though).
Photos below courtesy of Zhander Cayabyab.

According to reports, the passenger jeepney lost it's brakes thereby hitting this store.


If we talk about an active, beautiful and an almost perfectly cone-shaped volcano, the first thing that comes out our mind is the Mayon Volcano located in Albay.

Mayon Volcano is indeed a Tatak Pinoy that we can truly be proud of.

After Eat Bulaga's success in Indonesia, is it coming to Canada?
We scoped this photo on facebook. It has been reported that this was taken in Toronto, Canada. A store with the name Eat Bulaga.
Is Eat Bulaga is becoming famous globally or this is just a random scenario, what do you think?

Efforts to promote tourism in the Philippines has reached London with their public buses printed with the Philippines' DOT Slogan, "It's More Fun in the Philippines.

Remember that in the photo? As the caption tells, "If you had one of these, your childhood was legendary."
Well it might be true. I remember when we were children, our neighbor with this kind of gadget about 15 years ago was just everyone's target to befriend - the reason: to have a chance to play with this obsolete gaming tool called Family Computer.
I remember, this gaming gadget 15 years ago requires a television screen to display the graphics. If you are Pinoy, I'm sure you are aware about the bala, a casette tape-like thing that loads a certain game.
Some of the most common games being played here are Contra, Super Mario and Battle City.
Indeed, time is going fast that this type of gaming tool has now been replaced by digital gadgets only using your finger to operate them. Nowadays, just touch the screen and there you have it!
But let us remember that this type of gadget was everyone's dream those times and once you acquire it, you were actually a legendary as the caption tells.
Kirby Asunto, a Filipina-American teener sings the national anthem of the Philippines, Lupang Hinirang.
Asunto, 14, sang the national anthem of the Philippines in front of the boxing crowd at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Asunto wore a red terno designed by Hollywood-based Filipino fashion designer Oliver Tolentino.
The Filipino boxing champion personally chose the New Jersey-based teenager to be part of his showdown with Bradley, after hearing Asunto perform at a Mass before Pacquiao’s November 2011 match with Juan Manuel Marquez. She also performed in his after-fight concert, following his controversial win over the Mexican.
Meanwhile, the Filipina-Mexican American Idol runner-up sang the national anthem of the United States in full blow that made fans shout in glee.