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Feid, Yandel (and Hundreds of Fans) Shut Down Miami River Bridge to Celebrate ‘Brickell’

Feid, Yandel (and Hundreds of Fans) Shut Down Miami River Bridge to Celebrate ‘Brickell’

Feid and Yandel just brought their party single “Brickell’ to life. On Tuesday evening, the reggaeton pair — who collaborated on recent EP Manifesting 20-05 — hosted thousands of fans on Brickell Avenue Bridge for a massive party.

In some videos, Feid, aka Ferxxo, and Yandel could be seen dancing around and waving at fans from atop a yacht as fans watched from other boats while the duo’s music blasted on speakers. One user captured police officers dispersing a large crowd. Feid also shared videos of other folks on boats following his own. “Come through!” he said in an Instagram Story.


Feid invited his fans to join in an Instagram Story on Monday evening, summoning them to join the impromptu celebration. “I have a chimba invitation for all you beautiful people in Miami,” he said in a selfie video. “Tomorrow around 5:30 or 6 p.m. We’re going to do a crazy hang-out. You can come on foot or feel free to join on a boat. Whatever you want to do, come through.”

“We’ll be with Yandel and who knows who else!” Feid teased. “All my people from Miami will be there.”

The in-person activation celebrates Ferxxo and Yandel’s joint EP Manifesting 20-05, which arrived in April and features songs such as “Pa Janguiar,” “De Negro,” Fecha,” “No Digas Na,” and of course, “Brickell.”

“Thank you, Yandel, working with you and your team has been one of the coolest experiences that I’ve had in the industry,” Ferxxo wrote on Instagram after the EP dropped. “We had a great time from the day we created the dia until the day we finished the video. Thank you for joining me on this album that had to happen.”

The Miami hangout comes just a day after Feid joined Young Miko on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform their collaboration “Offline.” Feid is currently on his Ferxxocalipsis World Tour, and is scheduled to perform in Salt Lake City tomorrow, May 15.

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