Only what’s hot. Never the noise.

YouScoop posts one kind of story: the one the Philippines is talking about right now. If it isn’t trending, we don’t post it — even when it’s news. That is the whole idea.

How a story gets here

We watch what Filipinos are searching on Google, what is trending on X, and what the country’s big news Pages are posting. A story makes it here only when it is trending in at least two of those places and at least two real news outlets have reported it. Fandom moments — a PBB night, a K-pop birthday — get their own lane, and we only ever say what fans are celebrating, never a rumour.

Our own words

Every story is rewritten in our own words, in the light Taglish you read on your feed, then checked line by line against the outlets’ reports: a name, a number or an event they did not report does not get published. Disasters, deaths and tragedies are written plainly — never as a joke.

Their video, their credit

When an outlet has the video, we play it from their own Page, so they keep the view, and we name and link every outlet a story is based on. Background photos on our cards are free-licence pictures, credited.

Corrections

If an outlet takes its report down, we take ours down too. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we will fix it.