Drag queen Odasha Flop, also known as O-A, went viral after sharing that she received a supposed “PR package” from a brand but was asked to pay cash on delivery.
The “Drag Den” season one alum on Monday, September 15 posted about the experience on X (formerly Twitter) about receiving the “PR package,” which refers to kit of products or materials given to someone to generate buzz and reviews from the receiver.
Brands usually send such packages to influencers, celebrities, lifestyle journalists and other personalities in the hopes of generating awareness and positive buzz, enhancing its reputation and credibility.
“A brand sent me a PR package pero naka-COD,” she wrote with loudly crying emojis.
“COD” is short for “Cash On Delivery,” a payment method in which the receiver will pay for the item via cash when it gets delivered.
“Ang laugh ko, hauf [hayop],” the drag artist added.
a brand sent me a PR package pero naka COD 😭😭 ang laugh ko hauf
— O-A 🦖 (@odashaflop) September 15, 2025
Her post has earned 244,600 views, almost 7,000 likes, 268 reposts, and 32 replies on the platform so far.
Reactions
Some online users poked fun at the mishap. “BAHAHAHAA, at least daw naalala ka padalhan,” an online user commented.
“MALIIII, BWHAHAHA, IT’S THE TOT [THOUGHT] THAT COUNTS DAW,” another user similarly wrote.
“Mangyari na ‘to sa’kin, hanep, jajdjdjdjnd,” commented a different user.
“Reimburse na lang daw. Aliw, HAHAHAAHA GCash na lang daw [sayo] ‘yung pambayad,” said another Pinoy, referring to a popular e-wallet platform.
Delivery fees of PR packages are expected to be shouldered by the sender, who seeks to build goodwill with the recipient.
