RKH Media Documentaries

Gabbie Hanna went from one of the biggest creators on the internet — 5 million Vine followers, a New York Times bestselling poetry book, a charting single — to being at the centre of nearly a decade of back-to-back controversies. This is the complete timeline, from the very beginning to the Jen Dent allegations of 2026.We cover her rise on Vine and The Gabbie Show, the early joke-stealing accusations, the RiceGum feud and the disputed incident at Alex Wassabi's party, the fallout with Trisha Paytas, the Jessi Smiles situation and the Curtis Lepore tweets, her clashes with Rachel Oates and Angelika Oles, the Escape The Night fallout with Joey Graceffa and Daniel Preda, the 2022 TikTok episode that had the LAPD conducting a welfare check, her religious reinvention, and the harassment campaign allegations Jen Dent brought forward with receipts.Every allegation discussed in this video is presented as it was publicly claimed by the people involved. Where accounts conflict, both versions are shown.

Cringey3 built a TikTok audience on alt fashion, Hello Kitty, oversharing and anti-racism. Then her new boyfriend appeared to lip-sync a racial slur in her video, and her response was that she’d “given him a pass.” What followed was a full internet investigation, shifting explanations, heated live streams, and a question nobody could agree on: accountability, or a pile-on?

Sophie Silva built her entire career on being real — the girl who put her binge eating disorder on the internet under her own name, who spent six months hand-making Halloween costumes with real seamstresses in Vietnam, Ukraine, and Mexico. Then in June 2026, she took a sponsorship from YouTube's own AI music tool, Speech to Song — a product that turns talking into a finished song, no musicians required.Her audience turned on her instantly. She went silent for nine days. And when she finally explained why, the real story turned out to be about something much bigger than one bad brand deal.In this video, we break down Sophie Silva's rise from a 2023 mental health confession to nearly 2 billion views on her Halloween costume series, the AI ad that nearly ended it all, and what her silence really meant.

#jeffreestar #jeffreestarcosmetics Jeffree Star built one of the biggest beauty empires online, then faced the most damaging allegations of his career — hush money, resurfaced racism, and a shattered friendship that split the beauty community. This is his full rise and unraveling.

“If I don’t do anything else, I’m going to feed them kids.” Big Mama built a following of millions on giant food hauls and a loud, chaotic house full of kids. Then her former comedy partner, her sister-in-law and her own brother went live with very different stories. This is the full story of one of TikTok’s most controversial family accounts.

For almost two years, Angel Murdock posted scrubs, study sessions, clinical rotations and finally graduation photos outside Duke Chapel. Then real Duke PA students said they’d never seen her, and Duke said it had no record of her ever applying. This is the full story of TikTok’s fake PA student.

Angel Victoria Murdock, a former Netflix Temptation Island cast member, built an online identity as a Duke University physician assistant student. In a class of roughly 90 people, someone was eventually going to ask who she was.

A licensed attorney turned dating TikToker, Jezebel built a following on bad-date stories and wine-glass rants. Then came the feuds, the 9/11 comparison, the funeral video, the “fifth day guy” story and complaints at work. Here’s how TikTok’s dating lawyer ended up with a long list of critics and still argued she was the one who’d been wronged.

DJ Cook built a channel on “cleaning up YouTube,” exposing scammers, liars and cringe creators. But other YouTubers have documented him faking evidence, staging drama and turning real kids into content. This is the full story of how YouTube’s self-appointed janitor became the problem.

In this video essay, we deep dive into the most hated couples in 90 Day Fiancé's history.

Four creators, four public meltdowns. A 2-hour deep dive into the TikTok drama commentators and influencers who became the story themselves, from a commentary channel accused of exploiting a creator in crisis to an influencer who filmed herself entering a dead neighbor’s apartment.