In her latest Stationhead episode, Ya Girl Renae tackled the ongoing drama surrounding P. Diddy, expressing her frustration with how many people are spreading lies about him. With everything he’s already dealing with, Renae believes it’s just wrong for bloggers to jump on the bandwagon and make up stories just to get clicks and views for their channels.

Renae pointed out that in today’s media landscape, it feels like truth often takes a backseat to sensationalism. She highlighted how some bloggers, eager for attention, are crafting outrageous narratives without any solid facts to back them up. “It’s wild,” she said, “how folks will create all this drama just to go viral. We should be better than this!”

She didn’t hold back, insisting that while Diddy might be facing his share of trouble, that doesn’t give anyone the right to twist the truth or fabricate stories. Renae made it clear that spreading misinformation not only harms Diddy’s reputation but also erodes trust in media as a whole. She emphasized that a lot of these bloggers aren’t interested in the truth; they’re just chasing views and clicks.

What really got Renae riled up was the broader trend of using public figures as easy targets for gossip and speculation. “This isn’t just about Diddy,” she explained. “It’s a pattern where anyone in the spotlight becomes a victim of false narratives. We need to think critically about what we read and share.”

Renae called on her listeners to be mindful of where they get their news and to question the credibility of sensational stories. “Don’t just believe everything you see online. Let’s hold these bloggers accountable for the things they say,” she urged.