What 4,000 stickers taught us about guerrilla marketing
We didn't buy billboard space for HopUp donuts — we walked the city with a bucket of stickers instead. Here's why that worked better.
[ We are NEHHBURR ]
Chandigarh-based, built for the street more than the slide deck — we plan the football cups, lake raves and guerrilla sticker runs that get a brand talked about, not scrolled past.

We build the communities and creator crews that make people show up for a brand more than once.

Events people plan their week around, not RSVP to out of obligation.

Getting the right people through the door — ticketing and distribution that doesn't leak half your audience.

Every project starts with people.
Not platforms.
Not algorithms.
Not trends.
People.

Attention comes and goes.
Communities stay.
That's where brands actually get built.
We don't pitch ideas.
We run them —
on real streets,
for real neighbourhoods.
A few of the things we've actually built.







A city-wide guerrilla sticker campaign for HopUp donuts — real stickers, on real streets, not a media plan.
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An amateur football cup that turned neighbourhood teams into real rivalries — FUFU Football Cup 2026.
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The live festival companion to FUFU Cup — a stage, a crowd, and a night that didn't feel like marketing.
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A run-to-rave festival staged right on the water — Lake to Lake, sunlit crowd and a DJ set to close it out.
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Run. Race. Rave. Live the moment. A night run built to turn into a party the second the race ends.
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A nightlife brand activation that put real DJ culture on the street, not a stage built to look like one.
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A wellness community's third edition — merch, movement, and a shared bottle everyone actually used.
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A year-end nightlife recap campaign, told from the club floor instead of a slide deck.
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90 days to build better habits, stronger discipline, and a stronger you — one community training together.
View caseBrands who'd rather sponsor a football final than a billboard.
That's the kind of marketing we believe in.


CHANDIGARH BASED
A day here looks like a location recce in the morning, a client call at noon, and a football final gone into extra time by night — same five people running all three.
We didn't buy billboard space for HopUp donuts — we walked the city with a bucket of stickers instead. Here's why that worked better.
FUFU Cup started as a friendly kickabout. A season later, it's the most competitive thing happening on a Sunday. Here's how a league builds itself.
Lake to Lake meant staging a rave where the ground moves. What we got wrong before we got it right.
Let's create something worth showing up for.