Motovlogger Yanna Gets Honest Advice from Rendon Labador
RENDON LABADOR – The social media personality shared a heartfelt reminder for motovlogger Yanna, stressing that being an influencer carries serious responsibility.
He explained that public figures, especially influencers, must lead by example—particularly when it comes to showing respect to others. Rendon expressed disappointment over Yanna’s recent behavior, saying it contradicts the image she portrays. “Muka kang mabango pero ang baho naman ng ugali mo,” he noted.
Drawing from his own experiences, Rendon acknowledged that Yanna might be going through a difficult time. He encouraged her to set aside her pride, apologize to those she may have hurt, and reflect on her actions. He also questioned the source of her arrogance, pointing out that fame, beauty, or wealth should not be used to justify disrespectful behavior.
Rendon advised Yanna to avoid the public eye for now if she cannot treat others with basic respect. He also reminded her—and the entire motorcycle community—not to damage the positive image that many riders have worked hard to build. For him, motorcycle riding is not just a pastime; it’s a fulfilling activity that brings balance and joy to many lives.
Lastly, Rendon offered his support, saying he is willing to give honest advice if Yanna truly wants to improve. He warned her not to rely on enablers—friends who encourage her actions despite her mistakes—as they are not genuine. “Mag bago ka na habang hindi pa huli ang lahat,” he said. “Andito lang kuya Rendon mo sasampalin kita ng katotohanan.”
Meanwhile, Yanna, a female motovlogger with more than 400,000 Facebook followers, recently attracted online attention following a road altercation in Zambales. A video of the incident was posted online and quickly went viral, drawing widespread criticism. In the footage, Yanna is seen raising her middle finger at a motorist while accusing him of swerving and failing to check his side mirror as she attempted to overtake. The motorist, however, defended himself, saying the swerve was unintentional and caused by an uneven road.