Netizens Can’t Stop Laughing at Vico Sotto’s Clever “Umbrella” Post — Here’s Why!
VICO SOTTO – Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto once again entertained netizens with his witty “umbrella” joke that turned an ordinary city truck photo into a viral sensation.
Vico Sotto once again amused the online community with a lighthearted post that perfectly captured his trademark humor and humility.
On Monday, October 13, the mayor uploaded a funny Instagram story that quickly gained attention on social media. The photo showed him seated behind the wheel of a city truck, looking calm and focused — a candid yet entertaining moment that brought smiles to Pasigueños and his online followers.
The image was originally shared by Pasig City Councilor Paul Senogat, who captioned it, “Mayor, san punta?” The picture showed Sotto in a natural and unpretentious setting — no bodyguards, no elaborate preparations — just the mayor doing his usual duties. Netizens praised the post, admiring his simplicity and how he remains approachable despite his position.
Never one to miss a chance for humor, Mayor Vico reuploaded the photo on his personal account, pairing it with the background music “Pangarap Ka Na Lang Ba” by Renegade Stories and adding a witty caption: “Hinahanap ko yung payong, wala naman pala.”
His caption quickly entertained fans, as it referenced the viral “payong” quote by Sarah Discaya, who recently went viral after revealing that she bought a luxury vehicle because she liked its umbrella feature. The quote inspired countless memes and jokes across social media, and Sotto’s post was seen as a perfectly timed, playful nod to the trend.
With this simple yet clever post, Mayor Vico Sotto once again demonstrated his ability to engage with people in a fun and relatable way. Whether he’s working on city projects or sharing light moments online, Sotto continues to earn admiration for being one of the most genuine and down-to-earth public servants in the country.
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