Madam Kilay, binanatan kontrobersyal na review ng coffee shop ni Pambansang Yobab Euleen Castro

– Madam Kilay criticized TikTok influencer Yobab for her profanity-laced review of a café in Iloilo, urging her to give feedback respectfully

– She warned influencers against abusing their platforms, saying that having many followers doesn’t excuse irresponsible behavior

– Madam Kilay accused Yobab of prioritizing viral content over the reputation of small local businesses

– The issue reignited calls to declare Yobab persona non grata in Iloilo, with netizens demanding more accountability from digital creators

Social media personality Madam Kilay did not hold back in criticizing TikTok content creator Euleen Castro, also known as Yobab, after her profanity-filled review of a café in Iloilo went viral.

In an Instagram story and video post, Madam Kilay called out the vlogger for her harsh words, urging her to exercise responsibility.

“Kung matabang ang pagkain, kausapin mo ang manager. Sabihin mo kung anong gusto mong lasa — huwag mo nang idaan sa mura!” she said, pointing out that reviews should be constructive, not offensive.

Madam Kilay also reminded influencers not to misuse their online platforms just because they have a large following.

“Hindi porket madami kang followers, eh aabusuhin mo na ‘yan. Dapat maging responsable ka. Hindi lahat aayon sa’yo — at sigurado akong maraming nadismaya sa’yo.”

She emphasized that creating viral content should not come at the expense of small businesses’ reputations.

“Hindi ‘yan pagiging totoo. ‘Yan ay pagiging bastos na naka-filter sa salitang content.”

The controversy has reignited calls to declare Castro persona non grata in Iloilo City, while others online are demanding greater accountability and professionalism from digital creators.

As social media continues to shape public opinion and influence consumer behavior, the incident has sparked debate.

Many netizens rallied behind the cafe that Euleen criticized, saying that it is “home” and a place that so many love.

News, photos, or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, this could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

In other news, a 67-year-old tricycle driver was shot dead by two unidentified suspects while transporting a passenger in Umingan, Pangasinan. The shooting occurred around 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday in Barangay Lubong; the suspects fled on a motorcycle. The victim sustained three gunshot wounds to the chest and was declared dead on arrival at the hospital, while the passenger was unharmed. Police are still investigating, with motives such as a land dispute or revenge being considered.

Still in other news, a police officer was tragically killed in an ambush in Isulan, Sultan Kudarat, early Tuesday morning. Police Executive Master Sergeant Geoffrey Angub succumbed to gunshot wounds. A quick and extensive hot pursuit operation led to the apprehension of the two suspects, a father and son, who were found hiding in Polomolok, South Cotabato. Isulan Police Chief Police Lieutenant Colonel Julius Malcontento stated that initial investigations and witness testimonies point to a personal grudge as the motive behind the killing.