Impaulsive with Logan Paul - JAKE PAUL BREAKS THE INTERNET - IMPAULSIVE EP. 44

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00:02:16.000 Alyssa Violet or your ex-girlfriend Erica Costell?

00:02:21.160 that sucked that was one of the hardest like things i've ever seen in person yeah this whole

00:02:36.960 vegas trip we went to vegas yesterday by the way welcome back to impulsive the number one podcast

00:02:40.520 in the world if you're not subscribed hit that subscribe button yeah we went to uh 0.87

00:02:44.460 fucking vegas yesterday what a huck i am not feeling great guys not feeling and mainly because 0.91

00:02:50.400 I lost $30,000. 0.99

00:02:52.260 That was just tragic.

00:02:54.100 T. Woods, we had him on as a guest recently.

00:02:56.200 Yeah, you guys know Tyron Woodley.

00:02:58.160 Okay, so I started with $500.

00:03:00.760 Yeah.

00:03:01.300 $120,000.

00:03:02.340 Balling out.

00:03:03.200 Bet it all on Tyron Woodley.

00:03:04.720 Everything's going well.

00:03:07.400 And then?

00:03:07.840 Lost all of it.

00:03:08.960 Not only did he lose, he, and I don't want to say anything because T. Woods is a legend,

00:03:13.600 bro, but it was almost like he didn't show up, bro.

00:03:15.960 No, no, no.

00:03:17.080 What?

00:03:17.400 The other guy, what?

00:03:18.500 What would you say?

00:03:18.840 Nah, I don't know, bro.

00:03:19.880 he's just i mean watching that he was saying that was not the tyron woodley we're used to seeing was

00:03:24.760 it no no no what do you think he was saying that he even he fell off from the from the jump on that

00:03:30.340 fight he said felt yeah i mean you were telling me but he in his post-conference he was saying

00:03:34.580 that he just like it wasn't he wasn't in his element the whole time well what's worse you

00:03:38.040 could tell after i lost that money uh i tried to you know do the classic i'll just bet more money 0.94

00:03:43.600 back and i lost nine thousand more dollars the dumbest thing he goes to me i figured out man

00:03:49.440 The easiest way to win your money back at the casino is just understand if you keep playing, you'll win your money back. 0.91

00:03:54.880 I go, bro, that is quite legitimately the exact opposite.

00:03:57.700 The longer you stay in the casino, the more money you're going to lose.

00:03:59.740 Nah, nah, nah.

00:04:00.220 He just keeps taking it.

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00:04:19.440 I want to introduce our guest.

00:04:20.640 He's a guest.

00:04:21.480 There's not a single human being walking this planet

00:04:24.940 that I love more than him.

00:04:27.220 He's got a collective 50 million followers.

00:04:30.960 He's an ex-Disney star, an actor, a rapper, a boxer,

00:04:35.440 and one of the biggest stars on YouTube.

00:04:38.820 Ladies and gentlemen, it is my brother, Jake Paul.

00:04:45.680 Is he going to come in?

00:04:46.940 Jake.

00:04:47.300 Jake.

00:04:47.820 Jake.

00:04:48.280 I think he went to the back. 1.00

00:04:48.960 Oh, shit. 0.99

00:04:49.920 Hey, guys. 1.00

00:04:50.260 Hey, Isaiah, he's over here.

00:04:51.400 I wanted to be different than all the other ones.

00:04:52.920 Hey, all right.

00:04:53.560 Do it different, man.

00:04:54.860 Your carpet smells down there.

00:04:56.840 Dude, I cannot tell you.

00:04:57.700 You guys got to clean that carpet up.

00:04:59.900 You know what we should have cleaned up is the mic that you're on.

00:05:02.660 That's the Riley Reid. 1.00

00:05:03.480 Infamous Riley Reid mic.

00:05:04.840 Never been cleaned.

00:05:05.600 Yeah.

00:05:06.220 How you doing, guy?

00:05:06.820 There it is.

00:05:07.280 Yo, thank you.

00:05:07.900 Yo, I'm stoked to be here.

00:05:09.340 This is dope.

00:05:10.120 Yo, I just want to say something.

00:05:12.180 Right away, man.

00:05:13.380 I feel like people watch these podcasts, and they're like, skip around.

00:05:18.140 They skip around.

00:05:18.960 don't be that person guys we're gonna get juicy today oh i need you guys to lock in with me right

00:05:23.880 now okay tell lock it don't don't just press the 10 second fast forward thing until you want to

00:05:29.460 hear some tea that when you say those things talk to is that my camera yeah yeah yeah make sure so

00:05:35.720 yeah the the your camera specifically is andre's yeah i see some clips from uh instagram on my 0.67

00:05:40.900 instagram explore page about this podcast and you're all going to hell ah yeah what have you 0.51

00:05:45.060 seen um that's no girl deep throating this mic yeah yeah can you smell it like the carpet no 0.85

00:05:53.560 yeah the carpet smells and yeah i just i'm gonna stay away from yo yo yo i mean i don't even know

00:05:58.860 where to begin with you guys so many things to talk about because i've i've known you all of

00:06:03.880 your life and most of mine uh where do you want to start right is there anywhere you want to start

00:06:12.360 You just released a song

00:06:14.580 Here, check this out

00:06:15.540 You guys may have heard this song

00:06:16.800 It's called I'm Single

00:06:17.580 It goes like this

00:06:18.920 Now available on Spotify

00:06:30.400 Please save it

00:06:31.280 Save it to your Spotify playlist

00:06:32.700 We're not working out

00:06:34.520 Yo, so

00:06:35.140 That's dope, bro

00:06:36.480 Congrats

00:06:36.780 You got 4.1 views

00:06:37.600 It's number 11 on trending

00:06:38.660 Must be nice to be on the YouTube trending page again, huh?

00:06:41.260 Yeah

00:06:41.500 no it's nice yeah how does that feel um it's been a minute for you guys yeah it was it was

00:06:47.400 actually a long time for me too it feels good it feels good um so why why has it been a minute

00:06:52.140 why yeah what's been going on um i think i think my video just weren't on the training page well

00:07:02.060 here's the thing let's talk about the training page first of all these are staff picks these

00:07:07.040 are youtube staff picks yeah i don't care what like people say like that they they claim they

00:07:11.700 have an algorithm i feel like i know i don't think they claim on the i think it's pretty well known

00:07:16.520 that on the trending page they're handsome like the shane dawson actually tweeted about it he

00:07:20.000 he was uh he was saying i don't know whenever i talk to them they they like are very adamant about

00:07:25.440 that it's based on watch time and like the view yeah it's funny because when i saw i'm single

00:07:30.340 for the first time i saw that video and your brother showed it to me uh right before it came

00:07:34.380 it was i was like yo this is bomb i was like yo this is this is a really solid track it's a great

00:07:40.920 video i was very pleasantly surprised um you made it up to what like number three or four

00:07:45.120 on trending yeah it was number three on trending we put a lot of time effort and energy into it 0.66

00:07:49.800 yeah you shot that shit for four days or so right yeah and you made you made a funny tweet you said 0.94

00:07:54.400 uh you know you make every day bro and what like a collective four hours yeah and it gets like 250 0.99

00:08:00.240 million views yeah and this one took four days and it's at four million yeah i i feel like that's

00:08:05.580 the way things work though like i was saying it in like a jokey manner because it's like

00:08:09.260 it's like sometimes you like sometimes just magic happens and it just goes poof you know um and then

00:08:16.600 sometimes like like even even on youtube videos like sometimes like i did this video helicopter

00:08:20.940 trampoline got a helicopter put a trampoline under it jumped on it over the ocean jumped off the

00:08:26.120 trampoline into the ocean there was hot girls there was all this stuff going on it's like it 0.96

00:08:30.800 got like three million views in like five days and then i like do some dumb like clown video and it's

00:08:35.240 like 40 million views i think i think i mean not i think it has to do a lot with thumbnail like you

00:08:39.960 know that yeah and you know what i found not to get like crazy technical and again you know this

00:08:43.920 i'm kind of just preaching to the choir but uh thumbnails where things are long are hard to make

00:08:50.600 look cool and when you have to fit a helicopter and a trampoline dangling 50 feet below it it's

00:08:56.620 it doesn't look big it's not really aesthetically pleasing um yeah the thumbnails gotta pop but this

00:09:01.920 is this is this music video i feel like is going to be a slow burn this could take off at any

00:09:05.840 second now i have a question it's it's called i'm single um if you get a relationship will you

00:09:10.840 delete the video yes yeah question simple answer but here's another question i talked to logan

00:09:19.840 about this uh is there a chance there could be a remix called i'm taking i'm taking i'm taking

00:09:27.680 i've been going to the movies buying lots of popcorn touching your arm on any chance no i

00:09:35.560 don't know all right you did a gucci something to think about remix yeah i did i did a remix on

00:09:40.340 the song i feel like i feel like when remixes are appropriate i'll do one i mean if it blows up

00:09:44.580 there could be a remix we were talking about maybe doing like one where you were on on the

00:09:48.740 Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I feel like a Paul brother music collab needs to happen.

00:09:54.260 Massive. A Paul brother music collab needs to happen. We've been talking about it. We,

00:09:58.300 I it's in the back of our heads. So for the low gang Paulers, just know,

00:10:01.980 just know that it's going to happen. But there's no like plans right now though.

00:10:05.940 I think when it happens, it's going to happen and it's going to,

00:10:09.800 it's going to be like that magic that when the time is right. Yeah. I got, I mean,

00:10:14.620 yeah, I agree. I gotta, I gotta, I gotta full like two year plan though for my music career.

00:10:18.740 Like, that's going to be the staple of my shit, though. 0.95

00:10:21.760 Do you have a plan? 0.99

00:10:22.660 He's just going to drop some more singles called I'm Single.

00:10:26.100 No, I definitely have a plan.

00:10:27.780 I'm working with, like, a lot of dope people on the back end that are, like, super, super.

00:10:32.920 You allowed to say who?

00:10:35.400 Yeah.

00:10:36.220 Yeah, I'm allowed to say.

00:10:37.280 I just don't like to ever name drop, but yeah.

00:10:40.180 Well, let me flex for you.

00:10:41.300 I mean, boy Wanda has been producing a lot of your stuff, and he's Drake's, like, right-hand man.

00:10:47.820 he's one of his main producers probably one of the best producers in the world actually yeah he

00:10:51.640 just won a grammy uh he's he's an amazing amazing person amazing producer like i've already learned

00:10:57.740 so much from him but yeah he's been he's been like kind of taking me under his wing um and it's been

00:11:04.100 like such an amazing experience but yeah he's done like all of like drake's biggest songs like

00:11:09.740 he he just like really has his finger on the pulse but he he started in a basement with drake

00:11:15.640 like just like cooking up like damn on the beat so he's like day one um but but he said to me he

00:11:21.580 was like yo like you like you remind not he didn't say you remind me of drake he was like you guys

00:11:26.440 were in a you guys were in a similar situation like drake was like i want to do music but he

00:11:30.760 was just like an actor on degrassi and like no one was going to take him seriously and like we

00:11:36.480 like all youtubers who like want to make music are in that same boat and you have to kind of

00:11:41.360 like over overcome that like where people are like oh you're a youtuber like even on some of

00:11:46.320 the comments on i'm single they're like oh like when a youtuber like tries to make a song but like

00:11:51.300 it just it's just that it's that thing you have to overcome yeah and i i this is a theory of mine 0.60

00:11:57.320 so yo you know this we've been making videos since we were fucking 10 right and we're 20 in early 20s 0.82

00:12:02.100 right now we have already logged our 10 000 hours yeah we know what the fuck we're doing like we've 0.88

00:12:07.240 done it with music not not the same we're just getting started with this stuff so there is going

00:12:11.660 to be that learning curve um what's what's the difference uh is this first off is this the first

00:12:16.360 track that you've worked on with people like that of that caliber this is the uh this is the first 0.88

00:12:21.780 one that i've put out now you got a lot of shit though i have a lot of a lot of music in the stash

00:12:26.400 and it's but for me right now it's like finding like figuring out that that that roadmap and that 0.68

00:12:32.160 plan for the music and then just like finding my sound and perfecting it and figuring out where i

00:12:36.980 I want my lane to be within music, but, um, but yeah, I've, I've, I've worked with like

00:12:42.100 some, some pretty dope people in the music space, but definitely like have been working

00:12:45.360 with, uh, Wanda, Wanda the most and crew.

00:12:48.620 We, we, we have a lot of conversations, obviously off camera and stuff that never makes it to

00:12:52.380 the light of day on YouTube.

00:12:53.140 And that's part of the reason I like the show.

00:12:54.560 Cause we can talk about things, uh, in a little bit more depth.

00:12:57.760 Yeah.

00:12:58.320 Um, can you explain boy Wanda's rationale when it comes to him, not putting a boy Wanda

00:13:04.740 watermark on his songs like a you know like a dj khaled or mustard on the beat does he not say

00:13:12.360 anything i don't think he does right yeah so i i i asked him about this um because you hear like

00:13:18.960 murder on the beats and like you have all these producers that that have their tags on there but

00:13:24.220 his answer to that was like eventually that just gets old and it like doesn't it's not like cool

00:13:30.200 anymore to like have your tag on there and music he said is music's like a timeless thing so like

00:13:35.600 in in the long run like will he want his like name like plastered all over that like 10 years

00:13:41.460 from now 20 years from now will it be cool for producers to have tags and um and yeah just like

00:13:47.920 not his thing no and he's stuck around for a minute i mean this is the dude who did god's plan

00:13:52.680 know yourself zero to 100 lucky you work by rihanna i mean the list goes i could do this for

00:13:57.760 an hour but best i ever had which is jake's first radio song dude did he produce uh i'm single no

00:14:03.540 right no he's oh he did yeah oh wow yeah produced by wonder so how he's how's he feeling about all

00:14:10.180 this like does he uh are you guys gonna work on more tracks yeah is he on the right yeah no yeah

00:14:15.420 we're we're already working on on new stuff um and yeah he he's like he's in it but like what

00:14:21.800 with him and i like we just became like really good friends like we hit it off like uh and that's

00:14:27.040 where i think the the relationship like started and like i look at him as like a big brother and

00:14:31.040 like that's what that's what's so dope about it like when we work together it's like so natural

00:14:35.480 and organic because we're friends and like we get along um and yeah for him this is just like

00:14:41.440 kind of like a fun like challenge sort of experiment thing where he's like let's let's

00:14:45.960 make people be like oh my god jake's jake paul's music is actually dope so are you the drake of

00:14:50.780 our generation he's the songbird he's the jake of our generation um no i mean i i think like i think

00:14:58.880 eventually that's like where that's where i want to be is like doing doing tours only focusing on

00:15:08.980 music putting out music all the time um and like putting my 10 000 hours in um i think

00:15:16.800 i think that whatever i put my mind to um in my life i've just found that i like always end up

00:15:25.880 somewhere at the top whether it's wrestling whether it's youtube whether it's vine whatever

00:15:29.800 whatever it was like i was always i would always find myself at the top and so i think like when i

00:15:35.160 go into music fully and like that's all i'm doing um i think like i will definitely be very very

00:15:43.060 successful um and so yeah that's exciting but i mean drake is like i i can't ever say i'm like

00:15:49.520 even close to that like he's like a you look up to him yeah i mean it's funny and i know all the

00:15:53.980 answers to these questions yeah uh no drake's the only celebrity that like i like actually like

00:16:00.880 care and like look up to about yeah yeah you did have you met him yeah yeah we hung out

00:16:08.160 Did you fanboy?

00:16:09.740 No, I didn't fanboy.

00:16:11.560 Did you ask for a picture?

00:16:12.880 I felt like I knew him already.

00:16:14.060 No, I didn't ask for a picture.

00:16:15.220 I felt like I knew him already when we met.

00:16:17.160 Why didn't you ask him for a picture?

00:16:18.960 Again, I know the answer to these questions.

00:16:20.400 I liked your answer.

00:16:22.020 I liked your answer when you told me.

00:16:24.300 What was my answer when I told you this? 0.97

00:16:27.060 I mean, bro, that'd be dumb to ask for. 0.81

00:16:28.840 Yeah, for sure.

00:16:29.180 I'm not like, then immediately he labels me as a fan.

00:16:32.440 A fan, yeah.

00:16:33.000 And it's like, yeah, I am.

00:16:34.500 But I'm also just like, I have my own thing going on.

00:16:38.020 like i don't need to like take a picture with him to like you know i've never asked a celebrity for

00:16:43.260 a picture like even with wonder like even with one down like bro like like is it cool if we like

00:16:48.640 if i post with you and stuff like that because like you i don't know like i don't know what

00:16:51.480 people like want to be seen like or want to be like framed as but yeah um i don't know is that

00:17:00.000 the answer yeah yeah no yeah yeah yeah i think it's smart i think uh i think if you're able to

00:17:04.740 be like a human being first and not a fanboy the longevity and respect that you get in a relationship

00:17:10.000 will be higher oh yeah um you've done a lot of stuff like i said with uh with music mainstream

00:17:15.100 rappers you did remember that one car ride you did with uh 21 savage yes when he was riding with

00:17:20.180 you was there any inkling of like yo this is this man's british oh no was he frightened that you

00:17:28.040 were driving on the right side of the road oh my god yo i no i i would i still don't think he's

00:17:36.440 british like i he's not really not british that's what i'm saying like i don't i don't get it i kind

00:17:42.120 of like was yeah i don't i don't understand that but no he he seemed like an american like just

00:17:48.200 he was a dope guy yo that video was pretty hard to watch i'm not gonna lie you didn't like it

00:17:52.280 it just seemed so awkward bro it's like that's what i wanted it to feel it was just so i was

00:17:57.380 so confused well i mean also your your online persona is like the kind of like troublemaker

00:18:02.360 like annoying little little brother thing yeah i think i mean even yesterday at the fight when i

00:18:08.080 was mid losing 20k you're still poking at you would not stop making fun yeah i don't know that

00:18:14.520 was just fun for me but but yeah no i i think that's what i wanted like the video to feel like

00:18:19.160 is like just like awkward and like like find like comedy and that awkwardness of like why is jake

00:18:24.620 paul with 21 savage like playing like annoying ass like like pop music yo but aren't you aren't 0.96

00:18:32.160 you concerned like shit this is pretty cringe right now like no i don't have a cringe radar 0.99

00:18:38.640 i yeah i think i've gotten like i think i've gotten like better better at that but i think 0.98

00:18:44.020 like to me if i'm in the moment and i think something's funny and fun uh and and i'm like

00:18:53.180 going with it then i really don't give a shit like what other people that's tight that's awesome 0.63

00:18:57.160 we were talking about it earlier too like you you said before the podcast that you're 0.94

00:19:01.680 you're a family channel as well so like i've partially like how does how does that play into

00:19:08.220 it because like if you if we were to go back and watch some of the cartoons we watch or like watch

00:19:12.220 some of the younger shows of our time it would probably be pretty cringe yeah like even when i

00:19:18.620 watched like the Disney show back like when I was in it and on the Disney show I like didn't think

00:19:23.720 it was cringe at all and then I go back and watch some of the scenes and I was like I disagree I

00:19:30.200 disagree with you too Spence I think when I go back and watch like a cheesy episode of Hannah

00:19:35.340 Montana I think because the context is that of like a family show even your show on Disney like

00:19:42.080 I never thought it was cheesy because it had the right to be cheesy it was meant to be cringe for

00:19:48.200 little kids to like you know i'm saying i think the difference on youtube is you're playing jake

00:19:52.580 paul it's you it's your name there's no character yeah and it's and it's just a kid making videos 0.57

00:19:56.680 this but you bring up disney bro i remember the first time i saw this i was so fucking proud of

00:20:02.960 you thank you man hey yo i'm jake paul from bizarre party and you're watching disney channel 0.54

00:20:07.680 no looker first ever oh nailed it yo like see i think that's cringe now though i think it's

00:20:16.060 I think it just, like, applies to, like, a younger audience.

00:20:20.040 Like, I think it's cringe to us.

00:20:22.820 That's what I'm saying.

00:20:23.420 Let's go back to that.

00:20:24.500 Like, there's, okay.

00:20:26.080 Like, the kid, my audience, like, thrives on that cringe stuff.

00:20:31.680 Like, my audience is younger.

00:20:32.880 And I think it's starting to slowly get older right now as I get older.

00:20:39.800 But at the time and place, like, when I was doing these things,

00:20:42.500 it was because that's what the audience was feeding on.

00:20:45.020 That's what they wanted.

00:20:45.840 and that's what they like there's there's and the sad part about it is like youtube is um a place

00:20:52.000 like there's more younger people on youtube oh yeah by far we've talked about that for sure and

00:20:58.660 it's like it's not it's not a place for older kids like the older kids are on instagram yeah

00:21:02.660 the audience is inherently young i say this all the time yeah yeah and you look at you and you

00:21:06.220 look at the the channels who are who are boasting the most amount of views and like you'll click on

00:21:11.940 one like i've clicked like some of the new youtubers that are coming up right now like

00:21:15.840 like you watch their videos and it's like you it's the most it's cringier than anything like

00:21:23.820 i will look at the moments and it's like and their channels are blowing up numbers so i'm

00:21:29.620 i'm in that area right now where it's like okay like my audience is young i i think i've moved

00:21:35.680 out of like my like yell like jake paul like jump on a news van cringe phase like it was definitely

00:21:41.080 a phase um but you still need to like you still want to know more of this i wouldn't crawl up

00:21:49.200 there why i just wouldn't do that a lot of the neighbors are complaining they're very upset

00:21:53.500 no why why they say that like like this is a character like i was living hell out here

00:21:59.060 that's like a circus yeah it is why'd you do that why'd you get on top of the van bro

00:22:05.960 so so literally the story behind this and like i promise on our mom's life i i'm inside like in a

00:22:14.160 business meeting like chill like like this like doing business and like three uh members from

00:22:20.620 team 10 come running in they're like bro bro there's a news fan outside like they want to

00:22:24.700 interview you there's like so there's people like the fans are there bro it's like he's super legit

00:22:29.060 they're like asking questions about fans i'm like i'm like no way like yo oh my god in my brain like

00:22:34.280 instantly makes the decision in my mind i'm like yo this is a perfect opportunity to like

00:22:38.200 make content and like have something go viral let's do something dumb something viral for you 0.92

00:22:43.220 or just in general ktla ktla for like everything in general damn and so i was like let's i'm gonna 0.99

00:22:48.660 go out there and just act a fool and that's what i did would you ever pull this shit now 0.99

00:22:53.040 um no are these days over i i think i think um you could probably get away with it now where 1.00

00:23:03.520 you live but where you live there it's like no i think it just i don't know like i'm not saying

00:23:07.760 necessarily like climbing on top of a news van but are you still gonna be a hooligan oh no no i

00:23:13.280 think those days are hooligan days are over yeah sad yeah sad but i mean i think there's levels to

00:23:18.700 the hooligan i think there's a tape there's more tasteful ways to be a hooligan yeah for sure um

00:23:23.260 but yeah i think like but that but that's another example of me just acting in in a moment and just

00:23:30.140 doing what I wanted to do

00:23:32.240 because I thought it was fun and funny.

00:23:34.500 Did you get in trouble for that one?

00:23:36.320 I didn't get in trouble, no.

00:23:38.120 I mean, I got on that.

00:23:39.960 How did I get in trouble?

00:23:40.760 A lot of blowback.

00:23:41.220 I mean, there was a lot of blowback.

00:23:42.960 A lot of blowback.

00:23:43.260 A lot of trouble. 1.00

00:23:44.360 A lot of, like, oh, this kid's a fucking idiot. 1.00

00:23:46.720 Oh, you're talking about, like, real legal trouble 1.00

00:23:48.740 because you have that, too.

00:23:49.840 Yeah, I do have that. 1.00

00:23:50.520 You're in some shit everywhere. 0.99

00:23:52.380 I want to get into that. 1.00

00:23:53.320 Yeah.

00:23:53.840 I want to get into it.

00:23:55.340 Nah, but...

00:23:56.040 No, I am.

00:23:58.140 But wait, tying these two together...

00:24:00.140 like hopping on the van and like Disney did the,

00:24:03.240 did the,

00:24:03.740 this happened around the same time.

00:24:05.600 So how much,

00:24:06.940 how much of a part did that kind of shenanigans vlogger lifestyle play in

00:24:12.880 your split with Disney?

00:24:15.560 I think,

00:24:15.840 I think there was like,

00:24:16.760 I think there was like a 33,

00:24:18.800 it was like 33% of it,

00:24:20.700 like me vlogging and like starting to like cause trouble.

00:24:24.520 And like,

00:24:25.740 because the,

00:24:26.900 the,

00:24:27.280 the news press thing that went around about this was like,

00:24:30.140 like disney star jay paul jumps on top so they obviously didn't like that i think they kind of

00:24:35.560 like put up with it they're kind of like oh like whatever um and then and then a couple months

00:24:41.060 later like there was another another like press thing and then a couple months after that there's

00:24:44.960 another thing and this was at the height of like my vlogging like it's every day bro i was going

00:24:50.080 ham and i was literally on set five days a week like working like eight hours a day 10 hours a

00:24:56.460 day on set than having to film a video every single day and i'm sitting there on disney channel

00:25:00.720 like literally making crumbs compared to what i'm making doing my how much were you making uh per

00:25:07.140 episode um i don't know if i can legally say that to be honest i actually don't think he's getting

00:25:14.040 smart yeah we don't want to dig him into any more uh yeah i don't actually i actually no i can't say

00:25:18.680 that um oh you can't no i can't i feel like i know what it is you don't have to say anything

00:25:22.920 I'm going to guess, just for those wondering, probably $10,000 to $15,000 per episode.

00:25:28.240 He can't confirm or deny.

00:25:29.200 No, you can't confirm or deny.

00:25:30.320 Don't say anything.

00:25:31.040 Don't say anything.

00:25:31.780 Don't even think about it.

00:25:32.640 Don't even flutter your eyes.

00:25:33.300 Stop breathing.

00:25:33.740 Stop doing it.

00:25:34.320 Don't look at the camera.

00:25:35.020 Get signs.

00:25:36.220 You friends with the cast still?

00:25:37.760 Yeah.

00:25:38.380 The cast is dope.

00:25:39.380 Who is this?

00:25:40.020 You still talk with Ethan?

00:25:40.960 Yeah, Ethan and Olivia ended up dating each other.

00:25:43.660 No.

00:25:43.860 And I ship it so hard.

00:25:45.260 Yo, I'm on his Instagram.

00:25:46.220 I ship it so hard.

00:25:46.260 I'm on his Instagram right now.

00:25:47.260 Oh, my God.

00:25:47.980 They're so cute.

00:25:48.860 They're like the perfect couple.

00:25:50.280 2.2 million followers.

00:25:51.740 Dude, I remember when I met him

00:25:53.080 I don't even know if he had an Instagram

00:25:54.660 Or he had like 400 or something

00:25:56.000 No, but that's what I'm saying

00:25:56.820 He blew up from the vlogs

00:25:58.620 Because he was in the vlog every day

00:25:59.900 Because I was on set every day

00:26:01.060 And then now he's dating his co-star

00:26:03.200 Yes

00:26:03.680 And they're, bro

00:26:04.480 They're like

00:26:05.300 Look at that

00:26:05.740 Ultimate couple goals

00:26:06.940 Kissing on the beach

00:26:08.040 Wow

00:26:08.900 Two Disney stars just thriving

00:26:10.420 Is this gonna last, Jake?

00:26:13.420 Bro, I honestly

00:26:14.520 I think it might

00:26:15.380 Which is why I ship it so hard

00:26:16.780 Because they're both like

00:26:18.220 Such solid human beings

00:26:19.920 And they're both so nice

00:26:21.200 and there's like their first love but what if they fall into the disney machine and become 0.98

00:26:24.940 a jackass like you um i think they have very good parents as well where do you speaking of 0.98

00:26:32.220 the disney machine uh where do you think you fall in the rankings of like disney stars who who who 1.00

00:26:38.040 got a little crazy you're probably i don't even want to comment what do you think um

00:26:43.300 i want to like name the other people you're talking about but like we're friends with

00:26:48.000 most of them so give some context go ahead no i mean you everyone knows there's the disney star 0.72

00:26:53.980 phase and then the post disney star phase we just go fucking berserk i but i haven't done 0.87

00:26:59.340 you haven't done that yet i haven't done when's it coming guy um when are the hard drugs coming 0.97

00:27:03.540 the people want to know coming soon we need plastic surgery we need a lot of hard drugs bro

00:27:09.500 we're waiting on it um no but i would say like yeah i would say top top three top five that have

00:27:16.720 like gone off like in a in like a like crazy kind of press way do you regret doing any of the crazy

00:27:24.180 things you did do you regret becoming notorious instead of famous uh no i i don't think so like

00:27:31.860 i think if you i think like there are some things that i would definitely like i i would go back and 0.67

00:27:36.880 like want to change but like i already happened so it's like fuck it like move forward what's 0.56

00:27:42.760 the biggest thing you would change if you could change anything um i don't i can't i don't have 0.93

00:27:48.460 an answer to that i don't think there's like one thing that ever comes to my mind and like i i'm

00:27:52.260 always like if you live with regret then you're just gonna like you're just gonna be eating

00:27:57.160 yourself away i have a question it's kind of a kind of a change of topic but not really um i

00:28:02.940 noticed this especially happening happening around disney and maybe the you going on bizarre dvark

00:28:08.700 is the answer to the question but for a long time and uh i know you don't like hearing this but for

00:28:13.960 a long time there was the stigma that you had of being logan paul's little brother yeah and uh i

00:28:21.480 believe you broke out of that and i think most people would agree um how hard were you trying

00:28:26.840 to break out of that if at all and what was the final thing that put you over that that hump yeah

00:28:33.420 no i've been i i definitely that's this is a very interesting topic and i'd love to talk about it but

00:28:38.280 this is like i've been breaking i've been trying to break out of it since like

00:28:42.600 since the it honestly back dates to like school no i remember like i remember like middle school

00:28:50.600 where like the teacher would be like your brother logan got four all a's all straight a's and you're

00:28:55.380 just the class crown you have a c minus dude you're like i'm not logan yeah but i think i

00:29:00.380 didn't really care about it being there but like i did i was always trying to like prove myself as

00:29:03.840 like a wrestler and all that sort of stuff but as far as like a business standpoint like when we got

00:29:08.260 to los angeles i was trying to break out of it like since 16 years old yeah because i remember

00:29:13.320 like going to like different viners houses and you would be filming vines with them and i would

00:29:17.980 literally be the cameraman i remember that and i didn't mind it like i was like whatever but i i

00:29:22.440 knew one day that i was going to emerge from that and um it was always in the back of my mind i was

00:29:30.300 oh and it and it drove me it helped drive me to like work harder to be my own creative to do my

00:29:36.240 own things to like um maybe take different a different sort of a different path in certain

00:29:41.880 areas um but yeah what the final thing that i think really set it over the edge i'm trying to

00:29:49.500 think i don't really know i don't know if it was like one thing but um but yeah how often how often

00:29:56.740 this is just for my own uh curiosity how often are you getting mistaken for being me how often

00:30:04.400 people in the streets calling you logan paul does it go both ways because we get i get literally

00:30:08.900 like 20 of the time someone comes up to him they're like jake jake yeah it's probably like

00:30:12.760 20 of the time do you think yeah i mean we don't look alike at all though that's what i don't like

00:30:18.380 a little bit like i can get it like i it might be the way we carry ourselves yeah but yeah i feel

00:30:23.880 like i feel like it'd be weird to uh to mix this up but it definitely happened i and i go with it

00:30:29.660 i know that i know that you go with it too and people are like are you logan paul i'm like yeah

00:30:32.580 And I just go with that

00:30:34.080 Sometimes he'll be like

00:30:35.720 I'm his less good looking brother

00:30:37.460 Do you always profusely sweat on these?

00:30:39.580 No 0.99

00:30:39.880 What the fuck is happening? 0.99

00:30:41.960 I have a fee 0.99

00:30:42.620 I told you guys

00:30:43.120 What are you doing?

00:30:43.960 I'm sick bro

00:30:44.720 Take off the hoodie guy

00:30:46.060 Even though it is the hottest

00:30:47.100 My softest merch in the game

00:30:47.860 You can get now on localpaul.com

00:30:49.140 I'm single out now

00:30:51.060 Save it to your Spotify library 0.99

00:30:52.680 Holy shit he's dripping 0.99

00:30:54.220 Dude Mike was talking to me 0.99

00:30:55.680 Last night over dinner

00:30:57.140 And he's like

00:30:58.040 He's like dude

00:30:58.760 Like this is right before

00:31:00.260 We were

00:31:00.700 You guys were all going to the club

00:31:02.240 i was bailing and he's like dude i'm sending it but this is not gonna be good for the next 48 hours 0.98

00:31:08.100 after this damn he knew it he was right he knew what he was getting himself into he's like he 0.95

00:31:12.640 he lost he also lost money but he made it back this morning so at least he's not 0.99

00:31:16.760 broken poor right yeah you know it could be worse like you like you thanks man so you you uh i don't 0.98

00:31:24.200 know how much of this we can talk about either but you are in some legal shit yeah how's that 1.00

00:31:30.280 all panning out um honestly it's a it's like it's it's shit like it's it's such a pain in the ass 1.00

00:31:36.660 to deal with all that stuff what happened to the dude who like you you like blew out his eardrum 0.99

00:31:40.620 and ruined his life with your car horn yeah yeah can we first preface like what how many cases are

00:31:48.180 well like what's going on yeah i i you can talk about yeah i don't even know what if and what i

00:31:53.880 could talk about to be honest but um a lot of the cases like just in general are just bs people like

00:32:00.860 trying to make bullshit claims um just because they know that i have money um a lot of like the

00:32:09.120 cases like from initial stand like and like where we've already gotten this thus far is like like

00:32:15.920 and i and i don't even know again if i could say this but like they're 80 of them are just like

00:32:23.040 they're just like going to get thrown away like yeah just because it's but it just it costs you 0.92

00:32:27.280 money right yeah it costs money uh it's time it's like annoying shit that my employees have to deal 0.95

00:32:33.120 with and like people have to deal with and lawyers have to deal with and i have to be on phone calls 0.97

00:32:36.460 dad called dad has always called that as you know the hassle factor the hassle factor how much like

00:32:42.100 david hasselhoff no no that's no that's the hassle hoff factor oh okay all right this is the hassle

00:32:46.260 factor got it how much is that taking on your mental is it taking a toll on your brain does

00:32:50.980 Is it extra stress you don't want to worry about?

00:32:53.020 For sure. 0.99

00:32:53.740 Is it fucking you up? 0.94

00:32:54.180 It's definitely a hassle. 0.97

00:32:55.900 It's just something that, yeah, it's something you have to, like,

00:32:59.120 it starts to, like, get to you, and then you just have to, like, again,

00:33:01.860 like, put it to the side and, like, just keep on going.

00:33:04.440 But it is definitely, like, something that's, like, super annoying

00:33:06.560 and time-consuming.

00:33:07.900 Do you—

00:33:08.660 It's wild.

00:33:09.400 Would you say you embody the role of a bad guy on YouTube?

00:33:17.120 No.

00:33:18.140 No.

00:33:18.500 i think i don't think i what about what about a troublemaker what i think i was a troublemaker

00:33:26.000 for sure brand on youtube right now i think i think it's um i think it just like i know this

00:33:33.360 sounds dumb but it's just it's just like me being myself as much like me being myself as much as

00:33:37.740 possible um with while still like catering to the audience but um but yeah i think i definitely

00:33:44.380 was a big troublemaker on on youtube at like back in the day for sure so interesting because you

00:33:51.320 know you know i know you i know you pretty well and there's so many sides to you that a lot of

00:33:55.280 youtube doesn't see yeah um there is the the youtube side the good morning just like i have

00:34:01.820 like it's a part of us there's uh there's the the affectionate emotional side of you which i think

00:34:09.300 is incredibly interesting um i think i'm most intrigued by your business uh savviness which a

00:34:17.020 lot of youtube does not know about yeah that's that's honestly like how i feel about where i am

00:34:23.220 positioned to actually now that you say it is like i see myself as like the jay-z of of social media

00:34:28.880 with what i've done and like already with what i've done already but where i will go in the future

00:34:34.740 is is pushing that narrative even more with like business but also like being your own talent

00:34:41.460 um and just like building like people around me and like an empire because like i don't want to

00:34:48.000 just be like that like fucking like youtuber kid and um that's why like i'm branching out and like 0.69

00:34:53.660 other things working on a ton of business stuff like which i've always done and i've always been 0.98

00:34:57.240 like super business savvy um but yeah i guess that i guess that is like my brand which is but

00:35:04.320 again that that is like who i am like i just want to build businesses i don't want to just like be 0.98

00:35:08.300 another fucking like anthony padilla that was like on smosh like damn it's called damn i saw y'all 0.97

00:35:16.120 had a little like uh that's back and forth on twitter what happened what happened he like hired 1.00

00:35:20.740 he hired my fans to be in a video and like made them look stupid to like 0.90

00:35:27.120 for his video like i don't know just like the dumbest most random video that came out of left 0.98

00:35:32.860 field um and it just pissed me off because i spent a day with jake paulers and their parents 0.76

00:35:37.140 i i grew up watching we we grew up watching spot smosh and it's like oh now this kid is like so

00:35:45.080 i saw i saw you tweet back at him saying that here watch how do you refer to yourself is it

00:35:50.420 jake paulers or jake paulers if someone was like oh like you're jake paulers and i'd be like yeah

00:35:55.880 sure like i wouldn't really take like the most pride in it yeah but like i'd be like yeah sure

00:35:59.720 like i watch his videos like i enjoy it magic maybe just like a supporter maybe so he's just

00:36:05.280 clowning these kids yeah and and i'm sure like they didn't have any idea of like what they're

00:36:09.340 like yeah how the video is going to be edited interesting you know he needs clout bro his 0.63

00:36:13.260 views you can just smell it i got 385 000 views it didn't work well dude he's bashing the people

00:36:19.460 who are gonna support the video yeah like what not the best move it does suck because um 0.93

00:36:26.100 I mean you said it dog 1.00

00:36:27.960 Smosh

00:36:28.800 Was our biggest inspiration

00:36:31.640 Yeah

00:36:32.120 Growing up

00:36:32.720 Our original channel

00:36:34.020 It was Zeus

00:36:34.980 Like literally

00:36:36.120 Carbon clone of the name 0.81

00:36:37.660 Carbon clone of Smosh 0.99

00:36:38.620 Like why can't we name it 1.00

00:36:40.540 Zeus

00:36:41.500 It's funny how you

00:36:42.880 Find those

00:36:43.780 Those people that you look up to

00:36:45.120 Once you start making it

00:36:46.640 And you're like 0.99

00:36:47.060 What the fuck 0.99

00:36:47.620 You know and now he like 1.00

00:36:48.560 Makes videos talking shit 1.00

00:36:49.700 It's like he inspired 1.00

00:36:50.840 Like if anything

00:36:52.060 He's the reason why

00:36:52.880 I'm like

00:36:53.520 You know like

00:36:54.640 Doing YouTube

00:36:55.300 Yeah for real

00:36:55.960 So it's like, it just, it's just weird.

00:36:57.400 It's a, it's an angst.

00:36:59.240 I feel like that it's, it's, um, there's gotta be some sort of psychological term for this.

00:37:04.780 I would love to look this up and find out if it's true, but it's an angst of, um, someone

00:37:09.940 who once was becoming irrelevant and being angry that the new generation is, is being

00:37:15.220 received more than themselves.

00:37:16.600 Yeah.

00:37:16.920 It's like an old, it's like an old school vibe.

00:37:18.960 This happens in rap a lot.

00:37:20.500 That's what I'm saying.

00:37:21.380 Like they just can't get on the new, on the new vibe. 0.95

00:37:23.540 so they talk shit about the people that did it better before them yeah yeah or after and i and 0.74

00:37:28.760 i know i'll never become that person and that's what i'm saying that's why like you just like 0.91

00:37:33.000 that's that's why i want to like actually like build like real shit from youtube and use the

00:37:37.920 platform to like to to not only change the world but to like have a a career a long-term trajectory 0.66

00:37:44.360 and not just be like another one of these like youtuber kids um how do you how do you think you

00:37:49.400 do that through content through what you're doing with music well well the first like the i guess

00:37:56.440 like one very successful thing that i i built with the platform like just initially like right

00:38:01.960 off the bat was a company called fanjoy with um alongside of of chris have you said this have you

00:38:09.260 said this before have you i don't think i've had have you come out publicly and let people know

00:38:14.560 that you built fan joy with chris um i think i've said it once in a video somewhere but i don't think

00:38:20.820 it got like i don't think people like paid attention to it they're gonna pay attention 0.87

00:38:24.120 to this yeah because there are a lot of motherfuckers on youtube signed up to fan joy 0.93

00:38:27.680 yeah there's like including but not limited to like who's on the platform this is this is and 0.94

00:38:33.640 this is why like i'm so happy to say this i don't even know who's on the platform like i couldn't

00:38:39.260 tell you because i've built i built the company and like i know the big the big earners on it but 0.77

00:38:44.260 like the Chris will like tell me like who's added like he'll update me and I'll be like oh oh shit

00:38:48.980 like that's dope like that like the company's just growing and growing and growing David David's on 0.52

00:38:53.580 yeah name a couple people yeah David Dobrik um we do like we do a lot of back end for people that

00:39:00.120 like don't publicly say that they're on it as well which I don't know if I'm like able to talk about

00:39:06.860 who there are but like um but yeah we do a lot of like back end shops let me get this straight

00:39:12.360 when david dobrik sells a piece of merch you're technically getting a cut

00:39:17.500 um i'm not no not like fan joy yeah but you own you have equity in fan joy yes

00:39:25.840 so it's building my equity technically yeah but that's why it's like you did it right kid

00:39:31.360 good job jakey yeah thanks guys damn but that but that's like one example of like

00:39:37.100 i was like okay like what like let's not just like sell merch like let's build a business 0.83

00:39:43.280 uh because i i believe i believe like into any influencer out there that's watching this like

00:39:47.580 i believe that fanjoy is the best company to do your merch with because the roots of it are like

00:39:53.900 from my heart and like what i wanted to create and like and what sort of team i wanted there to be

00:40:00.320 um and like how i wanted to be treated i infuse that into the company um and and if anyone on 0.96

00:40:08.540 the platform is uh is unhappy you need to call me because i'm gonna go beat chris's ass no i'm 0.65

00:40:13.260 joking they do a great job but yeah i believe it i really truly believe it's it's like top three 0.60

00:40:19.100 best merch companies to be with what's uh what's the end goal there is fans are going to get

00:40:24.080 acquired for like 100 million 200 million dollars and then you get a cut when when you make your

00:40:29.440 money yeah if it if the company gets acquired um is there interest yeah we've we've we went down

00:40:37.040 the road with uh one buyer like pretty pretty deep down a road um but their their number wasn't high 0.60

00:40:45.420 enough for us so we just we declined their offer man fuck i'm good that's it that's not 0.82

00:40:51.040 that's not the only time you did a business venture with multiple people i want to ask you 0.98

00:40:56.720 a little bit about team 10 team 10 here we go i'm done i've been sitting here sweating i'm

00:41:03.180 starting to feel a little bit better we're trying to dive in the vegas the vegas is starting to

00:41:06.760 well you know what's crazy is like i feel like we haven't even scratched the surface no i'm about

00:41:10.760 no that's what i'm about to do we haven't scratched the surface of like where this

00:41:15.340 kind of where this podcast is even i'm about to do that what's what's going on with team 10

00:41:19.180 or uh first of all you're still talking to the people that were on team 10 yeah i talked to

00:41:25.400 some of them. Um, why did team 10 not work? The, I w I started the company at 18 years old

00:41:37.480 there. I had no idea what I was getting myself into from a business standpoint. It was the very

00:41:43.140 first business I created. Um, and that is a sense is what, what people saw with team 10 was Jake

00:41:52.000 Paul learning how to create business and do business and have relationships and like talk

00:41:57.780 to people and build something into, into, um, into a massive thing. However, I was basically

00:42:04.240 like, I, I was doing like all of it, a lot of it, a lot of it, a lot of it. And then, um,

00:42:10.400 and I was talent. I was like CEO. It was my vision. And there was just so much going on

00:42:18.060 that I couldn't control everything. And like, I, when I tried to like hire people in to like help

00:42:23.680 out, they just weren't the right people. They didn't maybe know how to build the business

00:42:27.520 better, any better than I did. And it just wasn't the right business team surrounding the talent,

00:42:33.100 because as we know, talent have egos, right? And all of a sudden they start blowing up. They start

00:42:38.340 making all this money. And I'm, I'm vlogging every single day. I don't have time to like,

00:42:42.260 be like, how are you doing? Like, is everything good? Like, what do you need from me? How can I

00:42:47.440 support you how are you emotionally like a lot of these a lot like a lot of people on team 10

00:42:51.160 each person has their own like very specific reason on why they left there's not like a

00:42:56.580 one thing that it always is um and but that's not but that's not the way that the media

00:43:03.040 has portrayed it the media is portrayed it as jake paul being the issue and being the reason

00:43:09.120 why 100 everyone left and that's not the case right this it's not the case like even some people

00:43:14.220 we were like get off the team and and but then the media still is like oh they left you know

00:43:19.180 um well plus they make leaving videos exactly that kind of 10 yeah classic um how many of

00:43:27.160 them are doing coco loco bright white smile ads now do you know do you know about this 0.74

00:43:31.520 this whole whitening thing yeah we talk about this all the time this is the 0.90

00:43:36.180 every employee that we've had at the maverick house and everyone who has ever

00:43:43.640 uh gotten an inkling of social media clout through me after they're done with the the team maverick 0.99

00:43:50.820 that is the next step the first post is to do a teeth whitening fucking white do you have a do 0.91

00:43:56.880 you have a ratio or like a number of i mean i don't really the thing a lot of them i do just 0.96

00:44:01.920 looking for a number when i do when i do like check in on them like sometimes just to see where

00:44:05.560 they're at like yeah it's it's along those lines of of those things but but honestly like what i

00:44:11.440 realize though is like through like this is something that i had to realize is not everyone

00:44:16.900 had the same vision that i did with team 10 a lot of them are happy with doing those ads and just

00:44:21.260 being a regular person versus like content every day let's grind let's make this a 100 200 million 0.95

00:44:26.580 dollar company a lot of people can't hang with that and then you like add in other shit like 0.80

00:44:32.140 oh this person's actually in a relationship with this person and then they get into fights they 0.76

00:44:38.880 are hooking up they're they're like falling in love they're breaking up and then they don't want

00:44:44.140 to be in that like same atmosphere so like that adds to it yeah real life complexities like real

00:44:47.920 life complexities like this like these oh jake like we're like the the dobre twins perfect example

00:44:56.240 but they're crushing it by the way i'm so proud of them love those kids um they're like my homies

00:45:02.140 really they are crushing it yeah i really enjoy watching their videos because they are so bad

00:45:07.120 but that's why i like watching their videos like i'm sorry but it's that it's that it's that

00:45:11.800 younger audience i know i know but i bro it's just like yeah it's i i am so entertained by

00:45:17.680 their content shots to the doobie dober brothers but but like so like they were they were like one

00:45:24.660 of the first people on the team and it's like i like was like wanting to grow the team and i had

00:45:29.860 this vision i was like okay what if we get like another group of twins and they'll like become

00:45:35.340 friends they'll like kind of like argue against each other they'll kind of like have this thing

00:45:39.980 like where they're like competing against each other like doing different things or like they're

00:45:43.380 just like just like two groups of twins like would be dope right i had this vision that was 0.97

00:45:48.400 bringing like the martinez twins and the dover brothers are like yo like that's bullshit like 0.67

00:45:53.360 because the martinez twins started to like do better than them on instagram and like i don't 0.87

00:45:57.200 know if that was like had anything to do with it but they like didn't like that at all and that

00:46:02.020 that was like part of the reason why they wanted to um leave the team so it's like it's just super

00:46:08.760 complex and like you i wasn't able to manage the talent at the time yeah um i remember being in

00:46:15.640 the house like i originally met you started working with team 10 like that was like my first

00:46:21.640 yeah i don't know social media like gig i don't know if people know that like yeah i met spencer

00:46:27.080 through jake yeah but when i was at the house like one of the things that i actually really

00:46:31.760 liked cause I was older. Um, but you had house rules, like you had things to stick to, to make

00:46:37.140 sure people were, you know, moving things forward. And I remember behind the scenes cause I didn't

00:46:41.140 just help you with videos. Like I was helping all the people in the house with content. Um,

00:46:46.100 and I remember hearing people like bitch and complain about it every now and then. Um, I 1.00

00:46:50.640 didn't feed into it cause I'm like, yo dude, you're in a fricking mansion and you're living the life

00:46:55.660 that millions of kids dream to live. So how did people deal with those rules? Yeah. As just,

00:47:01.440 and as a ceo i was like yo we need to actually do a have a fucking real company and this needs 0.97

00:47:06.340 to be like real shit where we can scale it and grow it and be responsible and i was like what 0.97

00:47:11.660 like what should we do what does every company have a mission statement they have like uh they 0.98

00:47:17.060 have uh like a commandments list of like what they abide by what they stand for and there was that

00:47:22.720 though there was that on that it was a sheet of paper and there was that on the sheet of paper

00:47:27.260 and there was like rules like clean up after yourself um no drinking no drinking like ask

00:47:32.900 jake if you like are gonna have friends over because it's like oh like i'd be in like the

00:47:39.100 middle of business meeting with an investor and there would be like people like smoking like in

00:47:44.160 the backyard um and like oh all of a sudden they have 10 friends over it's like guys if they're an

00:47:50.860 investor if an investor is sitting there like in a meeting with me and they're and they see like 0.98

00:47:55.920 all this like chaos going down they're gonna be like oh this is stupid like i'm not gonna give 0.90

00:48:00.820 you my millions of dollars um and you had some big investors in team 10 wasn't uh gary vayner 0.96

00:48:05.460 vaynerchuk an investor yeah who else who else um any any big names more so like venture capital

00:48:12.100 funds um but but yeah like super super legit people um that were backing it and and still

00:48:21.720 are backing it and like still support me um and i've learned like so much from all of that but 0.79

00:48:28.000 it but yeah it was a crazy whirlwind of a ride that like obviously got was like all over fucking

00:48:33.140 social media and had there was obviously so much controversy and misunderstandings and

00:48:37.340 and gossip how much of the uh how much of those relationships drove a lot of your success like

00:48:45.580 those relationships your engagement with other people like do you see your relationships with

00:48:51.520 people like even as far back as like elissa violet and then of course with erica like how much of

00:48:56.460 your success was driven not because of them but through that collaboration and through that

00:49:01.740 engagement with other people yeah i think like uh a really good amount like it was that was the

00:49:09.320 idea like we're a team yeah that was that's why like i called it that because the the original

00:49:14.400 idea actually came from and i don't know if i've really ever said this either but um i was i was

00:49:19.740 17 years old living uh i think at the broadcast center and i had this idea i was like i'm gonna

00:49:26.360 start a clothing line and i'm gonna get all the viners to have equity in it and uh and we're all

00:49:33.860 gonna promote the clothing line all together all the biggest viners and it's gonna blow up like

00:49:38.480 crazy and i went to like all the biggest viners and they were like uh or like i want 50 of the

00:49:45.080 company or um i don't know i'm kind of like doing my own or like whatever and no one was down for

00:49:50.520 it so i was like i'm just gonna make my own team of people so that like one day we can promote a

00:49:57.300 product together and blow it up because the biggest thing i didn't see in social media was

00:50:01.220 like creators working together to build a business like you see it all the time in other industries

00:50:05.980 because other people in other industries are actually like business savvy like rap jay-z's

00:50:10.580 like oh i'm gonna make title and all you you 40 musicians are gonna get a little each piece of

00:50:18.060 equity and they get it because they're business people they're older in the social media space

00:50:21.700 everyone's like oh i'm i'm no i don't know about that i don't know like i don't want to do that

00:50:27.580 like my audience wouldn't like when i promote that or like whatever it is um i think it's just

00:50:32.640 an ego thing and everyone has their own agendas everyone has different goals wants to do different

00:50:36.700 things and uh quite frankly most of the time they think they're the the best yeah um well and and

00:50:42.700 it's like a lot of it feels like it's a lot of talent like you're the one you're one of the only

00:50:47.520 people that i've met that really gets the business side and that's always like i've always looked at

00:50:52.240 your bro you and your brother very differently because i think i was the young i think i was

00:50:55.220 one of the youngest people to raise a million dollars for a company i raised a million dollars 0.83

00:50:59.860 at like 18 years old damn like talk like talking to you about business you want to talk about 0.99

00:51:04.880 business talking to him about business is like trying to pull kill me kill me literally kill me 1.00

00:51:10.220 he hates it i hate it i hate everything which is by the way which is fine because he's he's a 0.98

00:51:14.280 straight up he's a pure talent he's a pure talent you are you're more of a hybrid between the two 0.72

00:51:18.940 and you and you have really strong business sense i i learned that about you early on yeah and i

00:51:23.560 think that's i think that's what um look what i what i love about being your brothers because i

00:51:29.020 think we're just scratching the surface of like i feel like what we just did like the past four

00:51:33.640 years was like a warm-up for what we're going to be doing yeah and and as a duo i think we can

00:51:39.000 seriously like change the space yeah for sure even more even more than we already have yeah i think

00:51:45.900 yeah we already have but that's what i'm saying i felt like it was just like a warm-up you know

00:51:48.800 you know you said to me once you i think we were both drunk i don't know if you meant this you

00:51:53.120 said uh well maybe you don't drink i don't drink he was drinking apple juice

00:51:57.200 oh continue anyways uh you said you're going to be managing me in 10 years

00:52:05.420 do you remember saying that i did i do remember saying that and i yeah

00:52:09.820 i what do you mean by that where's jeff gonna be

00:52:13.320 i i think like long like i don't know i guess i don't know the way i but again it's like jay-z

00:52:26.320 right it's like jay-z owns rock nation which like which manages like all these different people but

00:52:32.460 like if i was my own manager i would be so good at it because like why don't you do it you kind

00:52:41.080 of are right now aren't no no no but like the because i have to because i'm doing like the

00:52:46.780 talent stuff right but but who is the clone version like who is the other version of me it's

00:52:51.060 you yeah so it's like i if i was your manager i'd i would be so good at it and like it's just

00:52:58.880 it was an interesting thought that i had in my mind yeah you blew my mind when you said it i was

00:53:02.860 like yeah well i mean you get stuff done dude if you're able to raise a million dollars by 18

00:53:08.400 like to hey it pays off look at things look at this net worth 19 mil that's what it says your

00:53:15.640 net worth is hmm hey congrats kid thanks man how old are you again according to the wealthy gorilla

00:53:21.000 Look at, look at, look at.

00:53:22.320 Look at.

00:53:23.640 Oh, this is credible experience. 1.00

00:53:26.540 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:53:27.880 19 million. 1.00

00:53:28.280 I can assure everyone watching this is not true.

00:53:31.000 Please put me back on Google Preferred, and maybe I can get here.

00:53:35.860 This might be true.

00:53:36.520 You always know it.

00:53:37.220 You always know it.

00:53:37.860 I was going to say, I think that looks true.

00:53:40.220 You always know it's credible when they put an exclamation point at the end of it.

00:53:43.400 19 million.

00:53:44.140 Only 23 years old.

00:53:46.180 Oh, man, you were going to make me zoom into this one minor thing.

00:53:48.800 No, you don't have to.

00:53:49.260 No, I mean, all right, you pointed it out.

00:53:50.500 It's not Famous Birthday.

00:53:52.380 I'm curious.

00:53:52.660 You guys got a similar network.

00:53:54.500 You guys got a similar, you know. 1.00

00:53:55.940 So whose dick is bigger? 1.00

00:53:56.920 Whose dick is bigger? 1.00

00:53:57.800 Yeah. 1.00

00:53:58.300 Let's get down into it.

00:53:59.240 Let's ask. 1.00

00:54:01.200 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:54:03.480 You won't. 1.00

00:54:04.840 You won't.

00:54:05.920 Finish your thought.

00:54:07.100 No.

00:54:07.300 The fans.

00:54:08.020 What was your question? 1.00

00:54:11.420 Whose dick do you think is bigger? 1.00

00:54:13.920 God, I'm on a family channel, man. 1.00

00:54:16.360 You're not on the family channel.

00:54:17.460 You're on a person.

00:54:18.220 And by the way, the audience here is much older at the UFC fight.

00:54:23.500 Guy comes up and he goes, yo.

00:54:24.640 It's an older guy.

00:54:25.220 He's like, yo.

00:54:26.140 Like he's doing a joke, dude. 0.98

00:54:27.080 He's like, I fucking watch Impulsive. 0.93

00:54:30.100 I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, don't want to be seen. 0.97

00:54:34.440 I'm like, thanks, guy.

00:54:35.380 He goes, yeah, man.

00:54:36.080 Just to let you know, I feel like it's a lot of adults, like guilty pleasure to watch Impulsive.

00:54:40.360 I'm like, I'm not that bad if you just like watch me for more than seven minutes.

00:54:46.060 A lot of people last night.

00:54:47.280 A lot of people last night came up to us at the UFC fight.

00:54:50.000 I think that's a core demo, I would argue to say.

00:54:53.460 Because, yo, similar to us.

00:54:54.800 You guys have had fighters on here. 0.99

00:54:56.320 Yeah, and we just don't give a fuck. 0.99

00:54:59.000 I'm just running out of fucks to give. 1.00

00:55:00.740 I give some fucks. 0.99

00:55:02.500 Speaking of the poll that you had going on there, 0.98

00:55:06.420 I'm going to ask you this because we're at the fight

00:55:08.120 and bringing it back to boxing a little bit and Alyssa Violet.

00:55:12.480 I don't know.

00:55:12.920 What?

00:55:13.480 Who do you think would win in a boxing match? 1.00

00:55:19.760 Alyssa Violet or your ex-girlfriend, Erica Costell?

00:55:27.400 Mainly because this may be the next undercard, dude.

00:55:29.620 I'm not going to lie to you.

00:55:32.860 Like, think about how much has happened to you.

00:55:35.380 Like, I'm sure they both hit you.

00:55:36.620 Who hits harder?

00:55:42.160 Spill the tea, Jacob.

00:55:43.480 One of them is a lot more classy than the other one.

00:55:51.980 And so I think that-

00:55:52.740 Well, at this point, I'm not sure which one you're talking about.

00:55:57.380 I think everyone knows which one I'm talking about.

00:56:00.940 I'm trying to play devil's advocate.

00:56:02.800 Listen, I don't like this energy.

00:56:05.280 I don't like where we are.

00:56:06.280 I do.

00:56:06.780 This is when I get most comfortable.

00:56:08.720 I love this.

00:56:09.440 I don't know.

00:56:10.080 So anyway- 0.98

00:56:11.480 I think we need to let that die 0.98

00:56:13.640 It's respect 1.00

00:56:14.600 Internet drama, it's internet bullshit 1.00

00:56:16.220 Who's the biggest bitch on YouTube? 1.00

00:56:19.320 I like talking about that 1.00

00:56:20.660 Who's the biggest bitch on YouTube? 1.00

00:56:23.440 You're just like, damn, this person's a bitch 1.00

00:56:26.000 He's sitting up tall right now 1.00

00:56:28.840 He's gonna make a statement

00:56:31.380 I would say KSI

00:56:35.800 Why would you say that?

00:56:38.000 Like, not in like a

00:56:39.180 Not in like a

00:56:40.320 he's like not tough way but like he's just like he's just like to me he's literal like

00:56:47.200 literal trash i would use the word grimy he's yeah which is which is like the same thing yeah

00:56:53.940 yeah yeah yeah like i don't understand his logic i don't understand his morals is like that and 0.79

00:57:00.000 vice versa he probably like that feels the same way about us but like i've removed myself from

00:57:04.000 having like a biased opinion just because you fought him but like i just see him and like i

00:57:09.180 just like i get like a trash vibe in the nicest way possible case i um well i mean yo um like i'm

00:57:17.560 not to like stick off of my enemy but everyone or not 80 percent of people that says that say 0.93

00:57:22.980 they've hung out with him in real life they say he's like just a regular ass dude which like you

00:57:27.040 know yeah internet real life works no i i get it even even when i talk even when i talked to him

00:57:31.860 in the ring like after the fight for a second like i did feel that vibe like he was a normal person

00:57:36.080 but just like what

00:57:37.820 what he puts like

00:57:39.740 what he says how he words his stuff like

00:57:42.180 I don't know

00:57:43.920 it just ekes me

00:57:46.040 it irks me

00:57:46.600 you put a thing on your

00:57:50.280 insta story saying it's your like number

00:57:52.180 one goal or you'd like nothing more

00:57:54.180 in your life than to fight KSI hey hey guy 1.00

00:57:56.160 I still gotta beat his ass 0.99

00:57:57.760 easy tiger I know but like 1.00

00:58:00.120 I literally wanna fight him so bad

00:58:02.240 you almost did I know

00:58:03.940 during the fight but I knew that would've gotten

00:58:06.020 Logan disqualified

00:58:06.960 so like

00:58:07.480 that was great

00:58:07.940 yeah I caught

00:58:09.260 I stopped myself

00:58:10.840 you were going hard bro

00:58:12.120 I think that was dope

00:58:12.860 to see how much

00:58:13.880 you'd go to war

00:58:14.520 for him

00:58:15.540 for each other

00:58:16.240 yeah

00:58:16.720 yo that's one thing

00:58:17.600 like

00:58:18.020 Deji and KSI

00:58:19.640 I don't know if they

00:58:20.140 trained together

00:58:20.580 or they did it first

00:58:21.860 or not

00:58:22.120 like I don't know

00:58:22.620 what their relationship is

00:58:23.520 but

00:58:23.760 I will die for this kid

00:58:26.160 and like

00:58:27.100 sorry to all my friends

00:58:28.420 but

00:58:28.640 you're the only person

00:58:29.820 I'd actually die for

00:58:30.860 like if we're going to war 0.99

00:58:32.000 we're going to fucking war 1.00

00:58:32.980 I got you 1.00

00:58:33.600 nah yeah

00:58:34.020 sorry

00:58:34.400 I got you

00:58:35.500 Really quick, speaking of fights,

00:58:38.200 you can't fight KSI because you have another fight

00:58:40.500 first.

00:58:41.820 Let's talk about how you're going to Superman 1.00

00:58:44.180 some hoe, dude. What's going on? 1.00

00:58:46.440 Jake Paul confronted Soulja Boy the other day.

00:58:48.600 This was interesting.

00:58:50.000 You're smoking right now, bro.

00:58:52.260 All those lungs, bro.

00:58:54.000 Six rounds.

00:58:55.020 Six rounds. 0.85

00:58:56.860 Back up, dog. 0.60

00:58:57.620 Six rounds, cuz. 1.00

00:59:00.060 Damn. 1.00

00:59:02.280 Is this happening? Seems heated. 1.00

00:59:03.420 yeah I think I want it to happen

00:59:06.460 I really want it to happen

00:59:07.940 it's honestly in his hands like with it

00:59:10.280 because he's gonna

00:59:11.680 like

00:59:11.960 he's gonna lose

00:59:14.660 I don't know if he actually thinks he can win

00:59:16.780 I am so confident

00:59:19.380 this will never happen

00:59:20.560 and I've been team Zed about this

00:59:22.400 and I say the same thing

00:59:23.320 yo think about this

00:59:26.840 Soulja Boy

00:59:27.920 think about actually fighting Jake 0.62

00:59:31.380 for what it'll be a week before the fight and he'll be like damn i haven't trained at all i 0.97

00:59:36.880 actually don't know how to box i'm high i'm high as fuck i'm four inches shorter and 20 pounds 0.94

00:59:41.300 lighter this is the it bro you can't just hop in the ring and like hope that you know how to fight 0.95

00:59:48.060 especially you bro you'll have like a year under your belt yeah here's the thing though is which

00:59:54.220 is why i think it i think there's a 60 chance of it happening is because he's smart and he's

01:00:01.360 he would use it to like market whatever he's doing and he would obviously

01:00:05.820 make a lot of money from it.

01:00:07.180 So like,

01:00:07.900 I think there's,

01:00:08.920 there is that other side of it.

01:00:10.100 And if like the money is right and like if he uses it for marketing,

01:00:14.080 which he will and what she already has,

01:00:15.920 like,

01:00:16.580 I think,

01:00:17.740 I think,

01:00:18.560 but when you knock him out of him,

01:00:20.040 that will do it.

01:00:20.720 When you knock him out, 1.00

01:00:21.520 is he the biggest bitch in the hip hop community? 1.00

01:00:23.880 Is his, 1.00

01:00:24.320 does his career suffer because no one will take him seriously?

01:00:26.680 Cause he's not a real thug.

01:00:29.180 I don't think so.

01:00:30.660 I don't think so. 1.00

01:00:31.280 either because he's proven through the deji fight that he's not a bitch and so and so like if he 0.99

01:00:37.380 gets knocked out by a boxer i don't think that really says it's all about how he plays it too 0.75

01:00:42.000 like it's like deji played victim and was like i tried my best guys like please like man like you 0.89

01:00:48.200 know if deji would have came back and been like man like that was bullshit like the like no one 0.78

01:00:53.780 would have cared so it's all about like how you play it afterwards nobody thinks that deji took 0.89

01:00:57.140 a fat w still by losing like yeah you know and he showed up i said this before in the past he

01:01:02.220 showed up bro he came he showed some heart he got in the ring with you and he nobody nobody really

01:01:06.320 talks about the the winners and losers as much as they talk about how much they respect the fact

01:01:11.320 that you guys were able to sell out an arena host an event like this yeah and and perform 0.97

01:01:16.540 yo at the um at the fight yesterday the ufc fight uh i noticed shit's kind of empty 0.66

01:01:24.180 Mike doesn't want me saying this 0.58

01:01:27.220 Because of what

01:01:27.960 A future relationship

01:01:29.100 I might have with the UFC

01:01:30.020 They need help brother

01:01:31.620 And guess who's gonna provide them

01:01:32.980 With the viewership they need

01:01:34.360 Me and Jake

01:01:35.980 Should Dana White 1.00

01:01:37.560 Fucking give us a fight 1.00

01:01:39.020 Like you would do it too? 0.99

01:01:40.620 I would fight in the UFC

01:01:41.620 I didn't know you'd do it too

01:01:43.840 Why don't you guys fight each other in the UFC

01:01:46.060 I mean

01:01:47.800 But you're right

01:01:49.220 The stadium

01:01:50.020 The stadium was like

01:01:51.580 There was a lot of empty seats

01:01:53.100 And it was Jon Jones

01:01:54.600 I don't know

01:01:57.160 Dana we're here bro

01:01:58.280 I got unfinished business to handle

01:02:00.900 They do numbers on pay per view though

01:02:02.660 They do do numbers but

01:02:04.440 Comparable to ours

01:02:06.680 In fact

01:02:07.320 Ours was the most viewed pay per view

01:02:11.000 Fighting event

01:02:11.820 It beat every UFC fight that year

01:02:14.860 Wow I didn't know that

01:02:16.420 Beat every UFC fight

01:02:17.400 And there was 2 million people watching for free on Twitch

01:02:20.920 Like destroy

01:02:21.740 Destroyed

01:02:22.780 Yeah

01:02:23.040 Do you know what the comparison was?

01:02:25.060 You guys fight to

01:02:26.160 Like the most viewed UFC

01:02:27.860 I think it was 800,000

01:02:29.080 And we had a mil

01:02:30.120 Okay

01:02:30.600 I believe

01:02:31.540 I believe

01:02:32.060 But yeah man

01:02:33.660 I mean

01:02:33.960 Look the models here

01:02:35.300 You're sadly mistaken

01:02:36.920 If you think

01:02:37.540 This is me addressing Dana

01:02:39.300 If you think

01:02:40.180 We're gonna go in there 0.99

01:02:41.200 And get murdered 1.00

01:02:42.160 Like 1.00

01:02:42.560 Don't put us against

01:02:45.260 A championship contender

01:02:46.680 Obviously someone who's been

01:02:47.700 Doing this his whole life

01:02:48.380 But

01:02:48.540 Again

01:02:49.500 If you're gonna let

01:02:50.040 Do like CM Punk fight

01:02:51.320 there's no reason we should not be able to get in the ring or in the octagon yeah no i agree do you

01:02:56.320 or or bro another thing bro like even like cody garbrandt what the yo like i seen i he he gets

01:03:05.300 knocked out in the first round both times repeatedly like bro i've been hit hard in sparring

01:03:10.740 by professional boxers and not not one ounce of me was even close to like being like giving up like

01:03:17.480 I, like, don't understand how people get knocked out.

01:03:21.600 Are you guys?

01:03:22.540 Hold on a second.

01:03:23.640 Hold on a second. 1.00

01:03:24.820 And I know that might bite me in the ass. 1.00

01:03:26.120 No, no. 1.00

01:03:26.720 That's what I want to ask you. 1.00

01:03:27.820 You're going to cut this shit. 1.00

01:03:29.060 That's what I want to ask you. 1.00

01:03:29.700 Yo, shut the fuck up for a second. 1.00

01:03:30.980 One second. 1.00

01:03:31.420 Let me talk.

01:03:31.860 I was talking. 1.00

01:03:32.400 You cut me off, you fucker. 1.00

01:03:33.720 At least in the first round. 1.00

01:03:34.820 I don't understand how they get knocked out in the first round.

01:03:38.300 When you're not tired and, like, not, bro, there's a button on your chin.

01:03:44.720 Yeah, I know.

01:03:45.060 Okay.

01:03:45.440 Yeah, science, science.

01:03:46.360 that when hit it's like right around there i know so how do you not understand that like i get it but

01:03:51.760 like i just like i don't know bro it's gonna man i hope to god you don't get knocked out and it's

01:03:58.100 put next to that clip right now of you saying i think it's a mentality though that goes into yeah

01:04:02.880 yeah yeah i get like you don't get into the ring thinking about like oh man i might get knocked

01:04:06.480 out like if you're thinking that like probably gonna get knocked out yeah my question is are

01:04:10.780 you guys are you guys dramatically underestimating what it takes to get into that octagon like like

01:04:17.060 there are people out there like you guys are looking at it from the angle of yo we can get

01:04:20.620 in there and hold our own dana white and the ufc are looking at it as like yo this is liability if

01:04:25.420 these kids step into the octagon with zero training or as little training as they technically have in

01:04:29.980 that sport there's a good chance one of them could die in the octagon that's that's normally

01:04:34.420 he's worried that one of you guys will get hurt

01:04:37.180 normally I would say yes

01:04:38.860 but I'm confident 0.98

01:04:41.260 I would murder 0.99

01:04:43.320 a dude like CM Punk 1.00

01:04:44.620 I will stomp on him 0.93

01:04:47.120 so again 0.76

01:04:48.080 let's base this on precedent

01:04:50.540 if you're gonna let a guy like that with his skill

01:04:53.320 level fight at his age 0.99

01:04:54.780 there's no reason a fucking young 1.00

01:04:57.420 bull like me who's ready to die 1.00

01:04:59.320 by the way in the octagon 0.97

01:05:00.840 should not be allowed in

01:05:02.440 yeah how hard would you guys train in comparison to the boxing match i mean you have to it'd be

01:05:10.360 like a lot more intensive it'd be a lot more intense yeah um i mean but but i'll say i would

01:05:15.800 see you guys have a strategy though i would have a strategy for the fight like i would really focus

01:05:21.880 on like the basics and the sim and and keeping it simple and having a super smart strategy for

01:05:28.560 the fight yeah what if you got little dickied like that did that dude last night ben askrin bro

01:05:34.080 dang for those of you who watch the fight ben askrin is the one who kind of looks like little

01:05:37.460 dicky ufc debut by the way um he was the one who got dropped i mean absolutely in the first 10

01:05:43.780 seconds probably the highest uh takedown i've ever seen he was at least eight feet in the air

01:05:48.500 i think you don't have to now but i think we can show it um yeah i'm already gonna copyright claim

01:05:53.240 this video for playing my song

01:05:54.560 and by the way I'm gonna stack 0.99

01:05:57.220 this shit with ads I'm gonna stack it with ads 0.99

01:05:59.220 you stack your videos with ads 1.00

01:06:00.840 respond to me

01:06:04.160 respond to me Jake

01:06:05.260 yes I do

01:06:07.040 yes

01:06:08.160 I have a

01:06:12.780 secret but I don't know

01:06:14.660 wait you have a secret

01:06:15.800 let me see if I can find this

01:06:18.320 I have a secret about YouTube

01:06:20.620 just mute this

01:06:23.240 with the tosses but uh this was this was how the fight ended up happening dude didn't give up he

01:06:45.240 was by the way i'm not i'm not fully sure he was conscious for the next 30 seconds after he got

01:06:50.120 Tossed and rocked in the face

01:06:51.740 Ended up coming back and choking this dude out 0.70

01:06:54.200 With the most aggressive 0.99

01:06:55.820 Fucking backyard brawl choke 0.99

01:06:58.040 I've seen in my life 1.00

01:06:58.800 He retweeted my tweet

01:07:00.980 Yeah it's no big deal 0.98

01:07:02.540 Speaking of getting absolutely fucking dragged 0.91

01:07:06.320 I want to talk about the Shane doc 0.96

01:07:08.440 A little bit switching gears here

01:07:10.120 What was it like 1.00

01:07:12.580 Having someone dig into your fucking life 1.00

01:07:14.480 Was it intrusive at any point 1.00

01:07:16.560 It definitely was

01:07:18.440 Hard to deal with

01:07:19.640 yeah it was like intrusive and it was also like scary like like what is going to be said what is

01:07:25.480 the end result of this and like where where is this going and like how is he gonna take this

01:07:30.840 because it was just it was literally his view of what i everything of my life and it was his story

01:07:38.380 of of what my life was so yeah it was definitely like it was definitely scary but i like had

01:07:45.860 spoken to shane but like before agreeing to do it and like for whatever reason i just felt

01:07:51.760 comfortable and i felt like i could let him do that shane's superpower is making people feel 0.83

01:08:03.360 comfortable yeah and his storytelling ability those two things combined are fucking lethal for

01:08:08.540 him um were you satisfied any any uh any ill will towards the final product that came out of 0.66

01:08:15.380 inside the mind of jake paul no i i was yeah i was satisfied i i think there was like definitely

01:08:19.620 like moments where like everything was like too dramatic you know yeah like or like too hyped up

01:08:24.780 or too like oh my gosh but um but but you know what maybe that's just my opinion though oh when

01:08:31.640 he would get like completely like the toast would pop up in the thing and he would

01:08:35.060 yeah yeah but i overall overall like i i really like i really think shane did a really good job

01:08:44.720 And yeah, I'm happy with the way it turned out

01:08:46.660 And we became friends through the process

01:08:49.260 Did you think it was going to get as big as it did? 1.00

01:08:54.220 I remember that shit was crazy 0.99

01:08:55.880 How many views does this have? 0.99

01:08:57.000 I think like 900 billion at least

01:08:58.840 I knew it would be that big, yeah

01:09:01.400 You did?

01:09:02.080 Yeah, for sure

01:09:02.940 It was basically all this stuff that was withheld information for two years

01:09:10.000 That so many millions of people watched and wanted to learn and hear about

01:09:13.500 and he finally put it all into one concise thing

01:09:16.560 and his channel and his fan base and his channel

01:09:19.420 is so like strong, you know?

01:09:21.880 So like combining those two things together

01:09:24.200 is just gonna, it's gonna explode.

01:09:25.900 20, 23.4 million views on a,

01:09:28.560 on a hour and 45 minute video.

01:09:31.160 This is, this is crazy.

01:09:33.200 This man is, he is revolutionizing,

01:09:36.300 revolutionizing this platform, dude.

01:09:38.340 My question is, 0.99

01:09:40.140 what the fuck is the inside mind of Logopole, Shane? 1.00

01:09:43.000 Who's good? 1.00

01:09:43.500 Yeah, that's a good question.

01:09:44.700 I mean, I'm sure people want to see that.

01:09:47.140 There's not much going on, probably.

01:09:48.240 Actually, nah.

01:09:48.940 We actually did see Inside Your Mind recently.

01:09:51.540 Technically.

01:09:52.100 Yeah.

01:09:52.540 I got that brain scan.

01:09:54.480 Yeah.

01:09:54.960 You did, too.

01:09:55.580 Yeah, I got my brain scan.

01:09:56.940 You didn't vlog it, though, huh?

01:09:58.060 No, I didn't think to turn it into content because I thought it was, like—

01:10:05.680 A little too intrusive?

01:10:06.580 Yeah.

01:10:07.100 Really?

01:10:07.620 What were your results?

01:10:08.620 Can you share?

01:10:09.560 Yeah.

01:10:09.880 um i i kind of like forget all of them but the the general consensus was like my brain is like

01:10:15.920 hyperactive like there's like white they like showed me the scan and there's like white dots

01:10:22.740 in the back of your brain like where most and the white dots are like activity and mine had

01:10:29.040 white dots like all over my brain and it's not a bad thing um but it is like i find myself that i

01:10:37.560 can't turn my mind off sometimes um like I'm always thinking I'm always like like going going

01:10:44.400 going I wanted to ask you one more question about Shane but now that we're I don't I would I would

01:10:49.380 stick on Shane for a second yeah because I know where you're going yeah I got and I want to talk

01:10:53.480 about anxiety later on and about what what that brain scan showed you um there were some people

01:10:59.140 who claimed that you found a way or you and Shane combined found a way to drag your brother

01:11:06.880 in that podcast do you do you have any thoughts on that

01:11:10.200 that literally i didn't tell shane and shane and i didn't talk about what any of the

01:11:19.100 where or how the storyline was going to be played out um because there's some low gangers that are

01:11:26.200 angry they're actually called low gangsters i feel like you should know that that's what i said

01:11:31.100 You said little gangers.

01:11:32.260 No, but we never sat down and were like,

01:11:37.000 this is how we want the story to be.

01:11:38.880 I didn't tell him to make one edit change.

01:11:41.300 I didn't even see the edits before they came out.

01:11:43.400 I didn't even know how he was going to edit it.

01:11:45.880 So the answer is no.

01:11:48.840 We didn't conspire against brother Logan.

01:11:51.580 Thanks, man. 0.99

01:11:52.440 We're going to make him look like a dick. 0.98

01:11:54.600 Along with Shane, who's doing it right on YouTube right now? 0.99

01:11:58.480 Where are we going?

01:11:59.580 What's the future look like?

01:12:00.480 YouTube, in my opinion right now, it's in a bad spot with content.

01:12:08.040 Everyone, like I was on my timeline today and like I literally saw like three YouTubers

01:12:18.860 upload like the same exact like basis of a video on like the same exact day.

01:12:25.980 So?

01:12:27.460 Well, it's pretty whack right now.

01:12:28.720 Yeah. 0.99

01:12:29.120 There's no original shit. 0.98

01:12:30.480 that's what it is there's nothing original which is which is like fine like okay cool whatever like 0.93

01:12:34.520 what it just it just not in the best spot like i think there was a point on youtube about a year

01:12:40.340 ago where like there was just so much shit thriving like all over the place um and and now

01:12:46.200 it's like clickbait click it's like so clickbait it's like ten thousand dollars i dated my brother 0.67

01:12:52.360 for a day yeah exactly which is fine myself to an airplane yeah like it exactly at what point do

01:12:58.540 which i'm guilty of which i'm guilty of i'm guilty of i'm not i'm not i'm not opposed to it but i am

01:13:03.220 working on a a new team 10 and be figuring out like what that different thing is going to be and

01:13:11.380 and um and and being a part of like the change for like hopefully this next wave that's dope but

01:13:19.400 i think yeah i think there's very few amount of people that are doing it right i think

01:13:23.600 there's the the ace family i can't go wrong there yeah there's mr beast yeah yeah superstar he's

01:13:32.460 coming on uh next next podcast uh but um and then the the makeup people are crushing it yeah yeah

01:13:41.440 um i wonder how phasy some of these things are that's where the list ends though for me there

01:13:49.360 is there like could because then you get into like other people who like do well and like do

01:13:53.900 dope videos or whatever but there's no there's not a consistency and there's not like uh there's

01:13:58.800 not a uh a um they're not like really pushing oh and well of course and then there's like of

01:14:08.560 course pewdiepie but like what there's no one like pushing the boundaries um what do you guys

01:14:14.640 think about people like will smith jumping on the platform like those uh older hollywood superstars

01:14:23.600 that are now coming on i mean i think will has been the only one to like somewhat do it successfully

01:14:29.000 but again it's like the platform is like built for kids so like he's uploading videos that are

01:14:34.900 like him doing whatever and it just like that's not the audience that's on the platform they want

01:14:40.380 to see the the like what the cringy like younger kid videos unless you can really build like

01:14:48.960 your audience like super strong for being an older audience like PewDiePie does.

01:14:54.620 Will Smith is getting a decent amount of views.

01:14:56.960 It depends what it is, but anywhere from this one has half a million, 1.2, 1.2, 4.8.

01:15:03.900 I want to answer that question too.

01:15:05.940 Yeah, please. 0.97

01:15:06.320 Because I think Will Smith, in what he's done, digitizing his audience, or himself even, is a fucking genius. 0.94

01:15:14.400 Yeah, no, it's super smart. 0.98

01:15:15.640 That's number one. It's smart as shit. 1.00

01:15:16.820 It's super smart. 0.99

01:15:17.340 No one else is doing it.

01:15:18.000 I mean, the Rock and Kevin Hart kind of pioneered the idea of an A-list celebrity using digital media to, like, grow and make sure their business stays thriving.

01:15:31.700 um and i think will has done a super cool hybrid type of thing where his videographers his editors

01:15:40.360 i'm sure his creative process is sort of professionalized like i'm i'm i mean i don't

01:15:46.060 think like our situation i don't think he lives with his videographers i don't they might not be

01:15:49.900 like boys i'm sure they're cool i could be wrong i was just yeah i was just with him uh in atlanta

01:15:55.380 and he's got two guys following him around like all at all times rolling rolling are they his

01:16:00.080 boys are these friends uh or like hired i don't know what to i think they're hired uh i don't know

01:16:05.180 to what level their you know relationship is because i know i know you're right about it he

01:16:09.060 does professionalize it yeah he puts serious effort into his team and it shows um yeah i think

01:16:14.400 his content's great and all that but it's also like it's will smith he's the perfect person to

01:16:19.680 do that though like he's he is kid friendly he's a huge name um but i think like i think if you

01:16:26.020 really like yeah i think it just it's just interesting and it's super smart of him and

01:16:29.600 for his business overall it's like it's dope but it's just still like a weird dynamic like

01:16:35.960 i saw this clip his daughter willow uh i think i was on instagram i saw it today 0.98

01:16:41.580 and i really liked what he said will smith's just he's a he's a fucking g dude like he might be one 0.91

01:16:47.740 of the best to go down in history ever and beyond just him his wife and the kids he raised squad 0.97

01:16:54.760 it's just a phenomenal phenomenon because it's one thing to be a good entertainer and a good

01:16:59.720 human it's another thing to be a good father you know that's i mean not everyone can do that

01:17:05.280 there's a lot of great entertainers who just had fathers and uh both of his kids are are being

01:17:10.380 raised right right and willow said in this video she said growing up um she would always see how

01:17:17.120 her parents uh jada right jada and will would would talk and argue and sometimes um

01:17:24.440 They would, they would debate about whether, you know, politics, philanthropy, whatever it is.

01:17:29.360 And when they would disagree and they came to the understanding of, okay, this, we disagree instead of leaving it there and leaving any sort of animosity to the situation, they would both end with an understanding, keyword understanding of the other person's beliefs, which is something I feel like.

01:17:54.440 this current society does not do well.

01:17:57.140 I don't agree with you. 1.00

01:17:58.860 So fuck you versus like, 1.00

01:18:00.400 I understand where you're coming from. 1.00

01:18:02.140 Agree to disagree.

01:18:03.300 Let's move on.

01:18:04.340 And how can we do that easier now?

01:18:06.700 Because we know where we're coming from.

01:18:08.740 She said that anyways,

01:18:09.820 I thought it was super wise.

01:18:10.780 I think that mindset's very,

01:18:11.820 very,

01:18:12.180 very healthy.

01:18:12.840 Sorry to get sidetracked.

01:18:13.780 No,

01:18:13.880 I think,

01:18:14.300 I think it's important to note though,

01:18:15.780 because I think there's people like Will and,

01:18:20.220 and those caliber celebrities and individuals are learning,

01:18:24.440 from you guys yeah and seeing yo social work so i guess what are you learning from them with their

01:18:29.560 content with that wisdom with what they bring in terms of value do you guys want to bring more

01:18:34.460 value to your followings yeah 100 i mean it's it's uh it's a very interesting like place to

01:18:45.760 be in like what what what sort of value do you provide your audience from like a knowledge and

01:18:50.140 wisdom standpoint or like an encouragement standpoint or teaching them about like lessons

01:18:54.340 or things that you've learned or mistakes that you've made and opening up about it for them to

01:18:58.400 to receive it um versus just like making content and like that's all you really do but i think you

01:19:05.420 have to i think it has to go hand in hand like you have to provide them with something entertaining

01:19:09.760 and and that and and weave those messages throughout vlogging is a super powerful way

01:19:17.760 uh that that can be done and honestly part of the reason that this this brand is so big

01:19:21.900 because it does have a meaning behind it like um i'll just use ksi as an example because he's

01:19:26.540 he's the only one that comes to mind right now but um not even pewdiepie their videos you know

01:19:31.860 they sit in front of a computer they uh observe review commentate on on content

01:19:37.220 besides an entertainment value vertical the viewers aren't really getting anything out of

01:19:47.100 that it's it's a 15 minutes of your day wasted you you probably didn't learn much you probably

01:19:51.960 weren't motivated to do anything you probably weren't inspired um well and you're possibly

01:19:56.320 inspired to uh your viewership to like harass other people and put other people down this

01:20:02.680 their content is so negative and so hate-filled that i think channels like that like i i just

01:20:09.140 disagree with i want i want to i gotta i want to play devil's haptica on it for one second

01:20:13.420 just because I don't want to gang up on him.

01:20:15.600 On who?

01:20:16.400 On anybody, on both KSI and PewDiePie.

01:20:19.280 I think one of the things he's coined on for a while

01:20:24.480 was providing entertainment and a way to forget about your day.

01:20:27.680 So I don't think everything has to be value-based.

01:20:30.400 I was halfway through my thought.

01:20:31.600 No, I know.

01:20:32.180 I know, but we're sitting here talking about PewDiePie.

01:20:34.620 He was one of the biggest creators in the world.

01:20:35.940 I think people watch his content because he's entertaining,

01:20:37.800 and I don't think everything needs to provide a value at all times.

01:20:40.480 No, you're absolutely right.

01:20:41.300 And by the way, is the reason he's the biggest in the world.

01:20:43.740 Because a lot of people don't want to be inspired or motivated.

01:20:46.380 They're cool with their nine to five.

01:20:47.780 They just want to, well, and they want to forget about their problems. 0.99

01:20:49.480 They want to sit and watch somebody bullshit for 15 minutes and enjoy it. 0.99

01:20:52.760 Which is totally fine. 0.99

01:20:54.060 I love the same.

01:20:55.060 I watch movies.

01:20:56.180 How much am I really gaining from movies?

01:20:57.760 You know, like, but with vlogging, what I was saying is,

01:21:01.580 it is a look on a human's life. 0.95

01:21:05.640 And you and I, specifically, I'm very fucking transparent. 0.99

01:21:10.460 and man if i if i grew up watching someone vlog and go through the shit we've been through 0.97

01:21:16.700 i i wonder what kind of person i would be because i knew bro i didn't know you could like travel 0.82

01:21:22.860 outside ohio and like yeah i didn't know either i wish i watched until i was 18 yeah i wish i

01:21:27.960 watched someone that like that was that inspiration or like showed me all these things that are out

01:21:32.820 there or made mistakes on camera so that i could like learn from them and like and like see the

01:21:39.260 world for myself so that's why i think in my content i like again like i try to i try to do

01:21:44.400 it as much as i can and actually provide value or make it feel like my fans are part of the

01:21:49.380 community uh and like like a part of something fun and a part of the movement because to me

01:21:54.680 it's a movement and to me it's super fun um so yeah i mean it's like it's but it's a fine balance

01:22:00.420 because you can't just be like be positive and like go go win and you're gonna chase your dreams

01:22:05.760 because then they won't want to hear that.

01:22:07.880 The kids don't want to sit and watch TED Talks all the time, you know?

01:22:10.780 Yeah.

01:22:11.540 I want to do a fun segment.

01:22:14.280 I had some fans send in some voice memos,

01:22:16.940 and they want to ask you some questions.

01:22:20.920 This is always fun.

01:22:21.840 I haven't done this in a while.

01:22:25.020 This is from Ashlyn Canney.

01:22:28.440 Hashtag Ask Jake.

01:22:32.200 Hello, Jake.

01:22:33.000 Wait a second.

01:22:34.220 Volume, technical problems.

01:22:35.500 There we go.

01:22:37.640 How do you get your hair to look so good?

01:22:40.720 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:22:41.800 What's up with that, guy?

01:22:42.840 Good question.

01:22:45.020 I feel like sometimes my hair looks really bad.

01:22:49.100 It's either good, it's either on point, or it's like Donald Trump hair.

01:22:54.160 It has its days.

01:22:55.240 But I do have this one gel that is literally the only gel that I can use in my hair.

01:23:01.860 It's like the perfect-

01:23:03.360 You used product?

01:23:04.260 Yeah.

01:23:04.500 You look like a walking, a real-life cartoon character

01:23:06.980 because of your hair, I think.

01:23:09.360 Yeah, I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing.

01:23:12.040 Thanks.

01:23:12.940 This is from Appalint Sky 07.

01:23:17.660 Yo, this question is to Mike and Logan.

01:23:20.620 Guys, did you guys that day bang Riley raid?

01:23:26.000 I really want to know that, bro.

01:23:29.440 My bad.

01:23:30.460 I don't know.

01:23:32.220 We get asked

01:23:33.840 There's no question I get asked

01:23:35.760 And I knew nothing about this

01:23:37.020 There's no question I get asked more than this

01:23:38.620 It is my inbox

01:23:40.200 Did you guys bang Riley

01:23:42.580 This question is every DM in my inbox

01:23:46.540 No way

01:23:47.340 Every DM in my inbox

01:23:48.380 And I've never once given any kind of

01:23:50.660 Like answer to it

01:23:53.240 This is

01:23:55.480 Ever

01:23:58.040 You know what I'm saying

01:23:59.160 This is Brittany Williams

01:24:00.200 hey guys so my name's brittany i just wanted to ask so i'm a high school chemistry teacher and i

01:24:06.780 know jake hates high school teachers so what can i do to help my students who are more creatively

01:24:11.320 minded to feel like they're learning something for a purpose and not grow up to hate me

01:24:14.560 thanks love the podcast hey we love you brittany that was a great that was a great question i want

01:24:20.260 to clarify and say that i don't hate uh high school teachers um have you ever said that you

01:24:28.280 well you do have that one song yeah i have a song that goes my teacher never taught me that

01:24:32.360 which oh yeah that's right which is the basis of it it's like i yeah i do feel like a lot of

01:24:37.020 teachers um are very cut and dry and they they teach this and they and that's all they teach

01:24:44.500 is like you're gonna learn four plus four but i'm not i'm not gonna help you emotionally i'm not

01:24:48.240 gonna like i'm not gonna like uh go above and beyond or or teach you anything that where like

01:24:54.300 this can apply in like real life um so yeah i would say like britney if you can like give kids

01:25:00.400 like value with something in the real life whether it's emotionally or or maybe each day in your

01:25:06.320 class you you talk let them talk about like let them have an open open conversation with each

01:25:12.600 other about where the world is at where the society is at like so that their minds can start

01:25:17.660 to like expand into other things or like even talking or like even i don't know like there's

01:25:23.380 just so much I would do to change the education system. But, um, yeah, it goes into the curriculum

01:25:29.360 that you're working with. Like you're very limited. A lot of schools don't allow teachers

01:25:34.400 to teach these things that you have to stick to a program to prepare kids for a test because your

01:25:41.560 school gets graded and funded based on how well some of these tests go. Um, I think a big thing

01:25:47.340 that I've learned, cause I'm working a lot with education and on a documentary about it. Um,

01:25:52.840 95% of learning happens while you're teaching.

01:25:56.840 So our educational system right now is structured for teachers.

01:26:01.560 So I think the suggestion to any teacher out there is, yeah, like Jake said, be student-led.

01:26:08.780 Be student-focused.

01:26:09.820 Let your students do the teaching.

01:26:11.680 Let your students lead and don't try to push them along as fast as you can and accomplish as many things in a short period of time.

01:26:18.560 From Bruce.

01:26:19.220 do you think that you would have a chance

01:26:23.340 against Logan in a boxing

01:26:25.480 fight

01:26:25.940 yeah 0.86

01:26:29.440 what makes you so fucking sure 0.89

01:26:32.600 I think I would win 0.98

01:26:34.240 oh my god

01:26:35.780 I said it

01:26:39.260 I said it on the day

01:26:41.600 when I watched you fight against

01:26:43.500 KSI

01:26:43.980 I think that night

01:26:47.400 I would have beat KSI

01:26:49.080 With where we were both at 0.89

01:26:51.560 You want that KSI fight bad

01:26:53.380 You really do

01:26:54.520 I didn't even know this till last night

01:26:56.640 And you started talking about it last night 1.00

01:26:58.440 You hate that motherfucker dude 1.00

01:26:59.960 I just think I would have so much to prove 1.00

01:27:01.860 Like if we fought

01:27:02.760 I would like

01:27:03.880 Have so much to prove

01:27:06.960 Just like you would be like oh I can't lose to my little brother 1.00

01:27:09.540 No I don't give a fuck 0.99

01:27:11.100 But I'm just like 0.98

01:27:12.540 Let me paint a picture

01:27:15.500 The only reason

01:27:18.860 The fight against KSI was in contention

01:27:21.320 Was because I got tired

01:27:22.400 Not a single person on planet earth can tell me

01:27:25.420 He's a better boxer or fighter than me

01:27:27.420 Not a single person

01:27:28.460 I got tired and that was it

01:27:30.640 I gassed out

01:27:31.340 Imagine if that doesn't happen

01:27:33.880 I'm not losing

01:27:36.280 I'm not losing

01:27:37.340 Like

01:27:38.020 That's a bold statement Jake

01:27:41.980 I'm just saying guy like

01:27:43.260 Is there any way we could settle it

01:27:45.260 We've never sparred

01:27:47.820 I'm just worried bro

01:27:50.800 Like I grew up with you

01:27:52.600 And like when I say like oh I'm an animal

01:27:54.720 I'm a beast whatever I also know you are

01:27:56.540 And it's almost like I'm seriously concerned

01:27:58.600 About our health

01:27:59.940 Yeah if we were in a fight

01:28:01.720 Because unless one of us gets knocked out

01:28:03.580 I'm not sure it would

01:28:04.940 Yeah I don't know

01:28:07.040 That's not the move man

01:28:08.860 People don't want to see it

01:28:09.840 Do you guys want to see it happen

01:28:13.380 And comment who you think would win

01:28:14.700 Alright there we go

01:28:15.580 They're all going to say you.

01:28:16.980 Like, just like, even like KSI's fans are like,

01:28:19.200 Hey, yeah, Jake would love me.

01:28:20.480 He barely made that change.

01:28:22.420 Like, they're never going to believe in me.

01:28:24.920 They're never going to be like.

01:28:26.120 Is that what his fans look like?

01:28:27.720 No, that.

01:28:28.620 Did you give me like one more of those?

01:28:30.440 When they were chasing after us in a Rolls Royce,

01:28:32.740 they were like, smoking cigs.

01:28:35.380 Like, that's KSI's fan base.

01:28:37.720 Like, I literally, we, like, the kid, like,

01:28:39.620 threw a cigarette at us, like, at the press conference.

01:28:42.020 They had knives, bro.

01:28:43.240 Like, so that's, yeah, that's what they look like.

01:28:45.120 this is from dwayne jr there we go what do you think about mike i mean i love the podcast and

01:28:54.140 all but mike yeah i i actually this is i actually like wanted to address it i feel like people

01:29:03.220 i see like i've seen comments where they're like oh like mike this mike that on the podcast

01:29:08.100 but i think i think you i think you guys are a great team yeah yeah we have a great balance

01:29:15.900 i don't get why yeah i don't so duane i disagree with you i will he i think he was just asking

01:29:21.320 what you think i think a lot of times we've talked about this before i think we there's a lot of uh

01:29:26.280 younger kids they're like we don't like mike he talks about drinking and all that doing the

01:29:30.560 kissing and sex stuff and with girls and all that stuff and so they're like the 14 year olds hate

01:29:35.460 me dude the 12 year olds hate me but whenever there's like a 26 year old they're like yo 0.99

01:29:38.940 we fuck with this dude whenever there's a 28 year old they're like we fuck with this like i get the 0.99

01:29:42.600 dms all day all day they're like yo love that love the energy but the young kids bro i've never been 0.99

01:29:47.640 able to create that like cringe like welcome back to impulsive guys today is going to be the first

01:29:52.980 show where we address ryan's toy time so stay tuned all right yeah it's always just about like 1.00

01:29:58.500 yo this is who the fuck i am if you don't like it suck my dick i don't care and that's how it's 1.00

01:30:03.700 going to be, bro, until the day it kicked off the show 1.00

01:30:05.660 for doing something wrong. Like, straight up, bro.

01:30:08.220 End of story. I like how you

01:30:09.620 ruffle the feathers, too. Like, you don't say

01:30:11.640 things that we all agree with, and that makes it fun, bro.

01:30:13.980 That means we're talking about good, juicy stuff.

01:30:16.240 Yeah, of course. Lewis

01:30:17.420 Noon. So, yeah, in summer, I fucking 0.99

01:30:19.620 hate you. What? 1.00

01:30:21.640 Nothing. Lewis Noon.

01:30:24.280 This question is from Lewis Noon.

01:30:27.680 When you think about it deeply, 0.98

01:30:30.220 why do men have nipples? 0.99

01:30:32.980 Like, 1.00

01:30:33.700 We don't feed babies.

01:30:37.060 When you think about it deeper, 0.98

01:30:39.440 why do men have nipples? 0.99

01:30:41.320 Because we don't have babies. 1.00

01:30:43.340 We don't feed them. 1.00

01:30:44.140 Whoa, whoa, whoa.

01:30:45.200 I want to hear Jake's answer. 0.99

01:30:46.580 Why do we got nipples? 0.97

01:30:51.240 I'm not a cat, Jack. 0.96

01:30:52.440 Can you milk me? 1.00

01:30:53.900 What the fuck did you just say? 1.00

01:30:55.560 Meet the parents. 0.99

01:30:59.220 I've never seen you this confused.

01:31:01.000 I'm stumped.

01:31:03.700 I'm stumped.

01:31:04.840 Congrats.

01:31:05.500 You stumped Jake Paul.

01:31:07.000 This question is from Madeline.

01:31:08.680 Oh, let's go.

01:31:10.640 Hey, Jake.

01:31:11.160 I was just wondering, do you actually care about your fans?

01:31:14.020 Oh.

01:31:14.920 Who is this?

01:31:15.580 Madeline?

01:31:16.020 Yeah.

01:31:16.720 Yes.

01:31:17.340 Yeah, of course.

01:31:18.900 I think I do a lot of work on, like, communicating with my fans.

01:31:26.300 I go into group chats on Twitter.

01:31:28.860 I'm always trying to respond to them.

01:31:30.320 I try to do 15 minutes a day

01:31:32.960 Where I'm like going and like favoriting their tweets

01:31:34.780 And stuff like that

01:31:35.480 Yeah I love them I love the Jake Paulers

01:31:38.680 And I think they love me

01:31:41.000 I hope you guys love me

01:31:42.280 I had an incident this weekend in Vegas

01:31:44.880 I don't know if you guys remember the story

01:31:46.920 I told about how I took a picture

01:31:48.880 With the girl and I reached

01:31:50.400 Accidentally when I went to put my hand around her 0.98

01:31:52.740 I reached my fingers through her hair 1.00

01:31:54.300 This is happening

01:31:56.120 Often now it's becoming a serious 0.97

01:31:59.040 problem really every fucking 0.98

01:32:01.080 girl that I like try to be like amicable 1.00

01:32:03.160 and friendly and put my arm around I end up

01:32:05.200 in their hair bro and it's always the curly 1.00

01:32:07.300 like pasta ramen hair that shit 0.99

01:32:09.300 just catches hands you get locked in 0.99

01:32:11.040 I get locked in I just feel so bad anyways

01:32:13.100 this question is from I care about my

01:32:15.200 fans off of the pasta hair

01:32:16.700 is there anything

01:32:18.800 that your fans do that annoys 0.96

01:32:21.100 the shit out of you or pisses you off like 0.97

01:32:23.020 where do they go too far 1.00

01:32:24.500 why would somebody think that you don't

01:32:27.260 care about your fans

01:32:27.940 uh those i think those are two questions okay your question's great too blend them together

01:32:33.660 i think i think like people people try i think fans sometimes try to live my life for me

01:32:38.900 i see i see their uh some sometimes i see their like opinions on things um and i think they're

01:32:48.820 just stuck sometimes in their opinions and they don't understand like real life um necessarily

01:32:54.960 sometimes like like a couple of the fans in my fandom like don't like these two people that I

01:33:00.500 hang out with um for whatever reason I don't even know why but I see comments about it and it's like

01:33:08.340 you don't know them you also like you know me online but like you also don't like know me in

01:33:15.040 real life you don't know what I need in real life you don't know who's supporting me in real life

01:33:19.340 like and i've been through a lot of shit and like i'm good at figuring out like who to be around

01:33:25.480 and so sometimes yeah i guess it's summarize that like just fans try to live my life for me sometimes

01:33:30.340 that yeah that's that's funny it's it's tough and i think it's because they care and that's why i

01:33:35.220 like i don't get mad they care so much about me which is why like i love them but sometimes like

01:33:41.940 i feel like it's it can be complicated for sure yeah i've i've noticed that a little bit too um

01:33:48.020 with some of his fans and they, or I guess our fans now are fans of the show.

01:33:52.380 Some, especially some of the younger ones, once again, that want to, um,

01:33:56.160 make or like dictate like how things should be or like what my role is or

01:34:01.360 what Spencer's role is without having any understanding of like the,

01:34:05.020 the environment or the landscape of what we do to support each other.

01:34:07.900 And it's, that stresses me out too. It really does. Yeah.

01:34:10.740 This question is from Mark. Mark smiles, by the way. That's good.

01:34:14.540 Real positive. Yeah, Mark. Way to be. Heck yeah.

01:34:18.680 Yo, I only have one question for Jake on the number one podcast in the world.

01:34:23.520 Yo, Jake, are you good, bro?

01:34:25.620 Not seriously behind the scenes, behind the camera.

01:34:27.680 Are you good?

01:34:28.720 I'm good.

01:34:29.420 Thank you, big fan.

01:34:30.480 I'm good, bro.

01:34:31.740 I'm chilling.

01:34:32.340 Yeah.

01:34:32.820 I kind of opened up about this in a recent video.

01:34:38.080 But yeah, the past year and a half, even two years, 0.95

01:34:42.000 it's been like a fucking uphill battle from what it feels like 0.97

01:34:47.220 to like people falling out of my life to going through shit to like like to stepping away from 0.98

01:34:53.300 the camera as much and like actually finding myself as like a person off camera to falling

01:34:59.960 in love for the first time to being in a breakup for the first time to these lawsuits as four

01:35:05.020 mentioned and yeah it's it's a lot and doing it all in the public eye but um but yeah i'm good

01:35:12.280 And, and I finally feel like, like just now I'm kind of like, like finally, like all that weight and all the, all the shit that was holding me back is like now at an end. 0.91

01:35:22.940 And now I can actually like revamp and like go up into the right again versus just like trudging through shit. 0.96

01:35:33.840 It's a good answer, bro. 0.98

01:35:35.960 Mom tells me you're stressed sometimes.

01:35:37.960 Yeah.

01:35:38.180 She gets worried about you.

01:35:39.240 She calls me.

01:35:39.720 She calls me sometimes too, even believe it or not.

01:35:41.620 Why does she call you guys?

01:35:42.780 Because she's worried about you. 0.99

01:35:44.100 I had to sit her down the other day.

01:35:48.360 Why does she call you, Mike?

01:35:49.860 She does something more for him, but sometimes she'll ask about you.

01:35:53.920 She asked about you, and then she asked about me.

01:35:56.660 And I had to just tell her.

01:35:57.720 I was like, Ma, I'm going to be quite honest with you.

01:36:00.520 Very fortunate to not suffer from anxiety, depression.

01:36:05.640 Rarely am I ever, like, sad, per se.

01:36:09.020 maybe it's because of that prefrontal cortex thing um uh but she's often extremely worried

01:36:15.780 about you and she says you're like losing sleep so some nights and stuff i i i think

01:36:21.880 i think specifically last week i was filming the music video and like sleeping three hours a day

01:36:26.780 and i was like i'm stressed but she she's at work she oh i mean you know mom she like gets super

01:36:32.360 worried about worried about about everything but but yeah no like that there's definitely been

01:36:37.020 moments and like the breakup thing was like super hard um so like that that was like like

01:36:43.060 going through like my very first love and like the first like real breakup that was definitely

01:36:47.280 like super difficult but I definitely do have anxiety um which is like it's like weird to deal

01:36:54.500 with um but yeah I don't know I don't know I don't know there we are back at that term again

01:37:03.040 and i and it feels natural i know you're still going with the no no this is it quickly um i've

01:37:09.940 seen you open up quite a bit about anxiety in your content which i which i absolutely love and i've

01:37:15.600 i've been very open about my anxiety as well and i get i bet you that if we did a scan on my brain

01:37:20.940 there would be similar white dots of overactivity because i'm sure the two are heavily correlated

01:37:25.240 over it's the overactivity is is correlated to the anxiety because you start to think think

01:37:30.080 think think right and you never stop thinking how uh how have you been lately with the anxiety has

01:37:35.400 it been uh better worse i think in it's it's uh i think it's just like it's kind of like

01:37:44.680 it's more like days versus like yeah periods of time it's more like that day it will be like

01:37:50.800 crazy or whatever um i find that like when if i'm not working out as much then it like gets worse

01:37:56.920 for sure um but i feel like i don't know i don't know if this is like wrong to say but i feel like

01:38:03.580 a lot of people have anxiety even 100 even like like i think it's very rare like that you don't

01:38:11.080 have it me too dude all like me too like yeah like and by the way he and by the way he so i think

01:38:17.200 like you probably do in certain scenarios right no never i get stressed right i do not have anxiety

01:38:22.980 i think there's a very fine line between the two i think i wonder what the actual like

01:38:31.560 dictionary definition is before i like speak on it well he looks that up i think uh i think the

01:38:36.880 because because a lot of my anxieties are i would say is coincided with stress the difference

01:38:44.360 between them is that stress is a response to a threat in the situation anxiety is a reaction

01:38:49.600 to the stress so i can get stressed and like it ends there like i i've figured out how to handle

01:38:55.920 it i buckled down anxiety according to this is i'm stressed how am i reacting to it am i

01:39:02.300 gonna go in my room and cry am i gonna reach out to someone and what do i need to do therapeutically

01:39:08.640 to help me in this situation i don't and i and i don't uh and i think you're right i think everyone

01:39:13.620 has anxiety i think but i think at one point it gets to like a level where it actually like for

01:39:18.320 me and you actually starts to affect your life like you you're you're doing certain things that

01:39:22.340 you wouldn't be doing or you're more so not doing things that you would be doing if you didn't have

01:39:26.900 anxiety um is there yeah is there uh i think like i've found that the fans some of the fans of this

01:39:36.100 show and i'm sure your fans go are so excited to hear us talking about this because it's stuff that

01:39:41.640 they deal with and they and it's very stressful for them is there like any piece of advice that

01:39:45.860 you could give to a fan watching and like really look at the camera and say it to one of your fans

01:39:49.780 about how you can cope with anxiety um yeah no i mean i i again i think like fitness is like a

01:39:57.080 great thing like that clears your mind or like even like meditation or like just sitting in like

01:40:01.400 taking five minutes to yourself where you're just like breathing like clear your mind um and

01:40:07.940 and letting it feel you like let the anxiety fuel you to like do what do what you want to do like

01:40:15.160 when i get anxieties like a lot of times it's cured by like me doing something creative or

01:40:20.740 going out and like making myself a better person so let it fuel you to like to get better um in

01:40:28.020 other ways or just to like self-improve um have you ever had a panic attack no like anxiety attack

01:40:38.620 uh i think there's i think there's a difference i think there's a difference because i because

01:40:42.620 i have anxiety attacks have you had a panic attack i've never had a panic attack a panic attack i

01:40:47.180 think is like a detrimental it's it's debilitating like you're going down dude yeah one thing building

01:40:54.080 off your point too i think with um you know exercising fitting these things in one thing i

01:40:59.400 see with a lot of people who are on their mental health journey just because like as kids we never

01:41:04.220 were developed to understand mental health and how to cope with things i mean we were but it was

01:41:09.780 never the focus in school like it's like get this done get a grade and move on move on keep going

01:41:15.180 and I think one of the biggest things is have realistic expectations too with like don't think

01:41:21.280 that your anxiety is just gonna be cured from one day in the gym like one session meditating and

01:41:26.040 you're like oh I can't quiet my mind this isn't for me like like anything it takes work and I

01:41:31.740 think that's the thing that we really missed as a society yeah in this in this country we never

01:41:37.480 never outside of i think that's why all of us were athletic to some degree where we have that

01:41:43.860 uh that like schedule that regimen but the kids that didn't have that you really don't have that

01:41:50.640 regimen outside of studying yeah you know and studying isn't something you like i do i do have

01:41:55.060 a problem with with one thing you said let's hear with all of us get into it at this table being

01:41:59.320 athletic oh what what exactly i listen i'm an older man now but at one point i was a power

01:42:06.840 forward played basketball for oh for real for eight years i played baseball i was uh

01:42:12.000 intramurals all-star league for bait for baseball in the intramurals mike's hey listen i give this 0.98

01:42:17.880 to mike mike's a good cyclist too i knew that i knew that i'll burn any motherfucker yeah i was 0.98

01:42:23.080 biking with him i'm just beat up bro i went through 10 years of severe and you got like 0.98

01:42:26.980 four rods in every part of your body pins everything bro i'm a mess this question is

01:42:31.380 from Naftali.

01:42:32.900 Branda, man.

01:42:35.900 What would you do

01:42:36.700 if you get more subscribers

01:42:37.880 than Logan? 1.00

01:42:38.960 Oh, you're fucking, 1.00

01:42:40.000 you're close, bro. 1.00

01:42:41.160 You are closing in on me, guy.

01:42:43.000 I think I'm not that close, am I?

01:42:44.380 No, you are.

01:42:44.880 You know what I do

01:42:45.360 if I got more subscribers.

01:42:46.000 You guys were talking about

01:42:46.780 this over dinner last night.

01:42:48.060 This guy,

01:42:48.440 it's got a little,

01:42:49.460 it's got a little real.

01:42:50.840 A little emotional.

01:42:52.780 No, it didn't get emotional.

01:42:53.640 I made that up. 1.00

01:42:54.320 Fuck, Spencer. 1.00

01:42:55.240 Maybe, maybe. 1.00

01:42:56.160 No, I literally just said,

01:42:57.080 I literally said like,

01:42:58.200 literally,

01:42:58.920 that's not my goal.

01:43:00.280 I got like,

01:43:00.840 it's dope and like it's like it like i've i've like thought about it before or whatever and like

01:43:07.000 i i like put it into my content like as like a fun thing like let's pass logan and subscribers

01:43:11.400 and like it's like a fun thing but um the i i wouldn't do it like anything i don't think i mean

01:43:18.680 it's like it's we're brothers at the end of the day and like if i pass you and then two years from

01:43:24.380 now you pass me or you're past me on every other platform so it's like we're we're i'm at least

01:43:29.520 here to to build um to build in this industry together with you i uh me too and i think when i

01:43:37.180 came to that realization after we had both immensely failed and made massive mistakes and i was like

01:43:42.720 this is stupid because this is the this is the person that is always going to have my back and 0.79

01:43:46.900 by the way i can always trust and count on um that was a that was a big turning point in my life so 0.99

01:43:52.400 yeah the the numbers also to me are kind of or not kind of they are irrelevant how often uh kind of

01:43:58.880 relating the last two topics how often if at all are you getting anxiety or stress because you're

01:44:04.880 not hitting a certain quota when it comes to subscribers or views does that affect you at all

01:44:09.240 yeah what derives where does your anxiety derive from normally um that i mean that's super deep i

01:44:15.680 don't even know i think it's from i think it's from a multitude of things i think it's from like

01:44:20.180 a lot of different areas i don't think i can't like pinpoint it to like one major thing um

01:44:27.100 uh by the way yeah it's like i but like yeah like if i'm like if i if i um if i put a video

01:44:39.060 out and like i really love it and it like doesn't do as well like i'll be like damn but i don't know

01:44:45.160 if that's like where the anxiety comes from i think um i think for me more so right now the

01:44:52.180 anxiety as far as a youtube standpoint is walking this fine line of of like my audience is super

01:44:58.280 young and like i don't want to make like super cringy shit but like i also and but i also like

01:45:04.820 want to be myself and i but i also do want to um be like one of the biggest youtubers and and so 0.85

01:45:13.440 you have to like kind of play in all three of those fields like there's certain things that

01:45:17.460 you have to do to to grow your fan base or there's certain like there's certain things like i don't

01:45:23.440 know it's just like it's just complicated but i don't know if i can pinpoint where exactly the

01:45:28.280 the anxieties come from i think again like and i keep mentioning i think a lot of it came from

01:45:34.460 like just a cumulative like last two years of like just trudging through shit and feeling like 0.97

01:45:40.280 it was like an uphill you almost out you're almost out of the shit yes how close are you like 0.98

01:45:45.520 percentage i don't know i don't know like i'm like i'm like 80 of the way really 75 i got a 0.99

01:45:52.900 while i got another year i think before i can confidently say i am out of the shit 0.82

01:45:58.080 how how have my mistakes affected your your career and your it's a big question it's a big 0.92

01:46:04.900 question a lot a lot a lot way i know way more than vice versa yeah yeah like the like the week

01:46:14.580 that in the when the like i don't know there's been a lot like it's it's like from working with

01:46:21.000 like brands to um to just like a general like persona to um just like the the our names in

01:46:30.680 general like i always get lumped in like when the uh when you guys like um said the thing about like

01:46:37.580 going gay in march like i all of a sudden out of nowhere get lumped into all of that and stuff like

01:46:42.240 that but um but i think it's made a big impact like from a business standpoint um yeah like 0.99

01:46:52.320 it's the same thing that that you deal with it's the same shit that you deal with like just you 0.87

01:46:58.960 you also man i'm sorry about that yeah no it's okay i guess i mean we're here together we started 0.99

01:47:03.320 together we're gonna die together that's that's true listen anytime yeah i was just saying you

01:47:09.040 to say we're gonna die together bro anytime we do any sort of road trip or we're on the same plane 0.79

01:47:13.420 i'm like i'm so nervous bro i man i want to die together bro so can we live for a little bit

01:47:18.400 longer yeah i know we should do that for sure yeah i'm so nervous i think i think i think it

01:47:23.860 will doubt like i think i think for us it's like it's just weird because like we find ourselves

01:47:30.460 and controversies but like it's it's uh we've learned so much and like we've we've become

01:47:38.580 super good people from the mistakes that we've made and but now people still want to like loop

01:47:43.380 us into there and just like add to the shit list of stuff but um but yeah i think like time time

01:47:50.740 will heal that for us for sure yeah i was i was gonna say too uh before i think every one of those

01:47:56.440 controversies controversies has become just a little block that pushes you in a different

01:48:03.940 direction to do something differently and to start doing things better you know what i'm saying i

01:48:07.620 think both you guys have become better people and if you can't look at at logan and look at you

01:48:13.500 and say that confidently that you guys aren't the people that jumped on the van or the people that

01:48:18.960 did the things that he did wrong then you have to start looking at yourself and saying what is it

01:48:25.240 that I'm doing wrong or how am I looking at the situation incorrectly? Because I know both you

01:48:29.600 guys and you guys are dramatically different people from when I met you both, you know,

01:48:34.200 three plus years ago. And so I think at some point you have to draw the line. You have to say

01:48:38.920 these people have, some of these people have no longer become critics and have become haters.

01:48:43.420 And I think, um, I wanted to ask you that too. How do you deal with haters dude that have no real

01:48:49.980 qualm they have no real problem with you outside of the fact that maybe you're successful maybe you

01:48:56.840 hooked up with their girlfriend like like whatever it is you know what i'm saying like just straight

01:49:02.840 up and maybe that is a real qualm so let's not let's not do that one but like just haters like

01:49:07.380 how do you deal with haters i think you deal with haters by not dealing with them

01:49:10.800 just don't even address them i it's just a rabbit hole like and like you're never you're

01:49:20.280 never gonna win you just have to you just have to like keep on doing you and keep on doing what

01:49:26.960 you feel is right and keep on doing what makes you happy and and that will shine through all

01:49:36.540 like all of that and people the people eventually like won't have anything to say if you just keep

01:49:41.360 on winning um or maybe they'll have more to say because what if that's why they're mad in the

01:49:46.260 first place that is why they're mad but like at some point like if you just are winning winning

01:49:51.340 winning winning winning and like the paul brothers are gonna still be winning three years from now

01:49:55.260 like that's a fact we're not going anywhere like you know what at one point are they just like 0.95

01:50:02.460 well man that was my 40th tweet talking shit it doesn't seem to be working i just i just paid 0.95

01:50:08.940 ten dollars for this fight that went to their wall it's like yeah it's kind of like you said 0.98

01:50:14.280 like you said it's kind of like that rabbit hole like going down that like i resonate like going

01:50:18.880 down the flat earth rabbit hole like you really there's just a lot that you just don't know and

01:50:23.260 it's not worth going down it i already said it you want to get it out of the way you're gonna ask

01:50:26.440 him what's your what i was just not because i wanted i want to i'll ask you that in a sec but

01:50:30.200 I was just going to say real quick, I actually don't believe in haters.

01:50:33.060 So it's a, it's a thought I kind of literally just came up with just now,

01:50:37.440 but I think I'm going to stand by it for a minute because I can't remember

01:50:43.580 the last time I've referred to anyone disdaining me as a hater.

01:50:48.180 I've never been like, well, they're just haters.

01:50:50.260 I hate that term.

01:50:51.060 I don't, I don't believe in haters, dude. 0.83

01:50:52.640 I think, I think it's, it's ignorance.

01:50:55.900 um sure you can dislike someone but i i can't imagine you know i bet i bet 0.0001 percent of

01:51:05.360 the population uh is fulfilled with hating true hate um i think it's a term though like i don't

01:51:14.260 know that you know what i'm saying i mean everything's a term no but i don't think i

01:51:17.900 don't think that anyone necessarily well i guess some people with you guys have seen massive like 0.66

01:51:22.260 people literally people fucking it's bad but like but like but i don't think it's bro i don't think 0.94

01:51:26.400 it's and i only say this because like yo you know this in real life how many people are saying shit 0.98

01:51:33.620 oh my god none how many people are actually like hating if someone came up to me was like i fucking 0.87

01:51:40.340 hate you that's never happened yeah and it's not ever good no it has the only time a couple times 0.85

01:51:45.880 the only time that happens i when we were at that park that one time remember with that girl 0.84

01:51:49.340 she didn't say i fucking hate you she was disdaining me for the mistake i made 0.97

01:51:53.240 oh okay in japan and i said you just sent her some love i did the killed her with kindness i go 0.97

01:51:59.360 yo ma'am i understand what i did was extremely wrong and i understand that it upset you i'm

01:52:05.300 just here to tell you i love you and i hope you have a phenomenal day immediately disarmed her 1.00

01:52:09.640 i had never done this before in my life turning point she goes um she was yelling me about the 1.00

01:52:14.540 japan thing and she i was in my car and she was like kind of putting me in my place and

01:52:18.920 immediately disarmed her she didn't she did not expect that and she's like 0.94

01:52:22.560 what you know what you did was wrong and you're you're a sick human i go i i understand i get all 0.93

01:52:30.020 of it and you're warranted i just want to say i love you have a great day oh no she's like she 0.97

01:52:37.120 goes thank you yeah thanks you too yeah and i was like yeah it worked yeah oh wow i don't believe

01:52:46.260 in haters i think it's ignorance see it's so it's so hard when the when the coin is flipped like

01:52:50.460 those kids at the casino last night because we see that and like he he always tries to take that

01:52:54.900 route where he like is is like cool with it or whatever but when it's happening to your boy 0.99

01:52:58.980 like whenever somebody says something to him and on there i i fucking lose my shit bro here's why 0.97

01:53:04.480 like they oh and they always say shit when they're 4 000 feet away like they'll walk past us walk 0.99

01:53:10.080 past us face to face nothing nothing nothing nothing until they're just almost out of sight 0.95

01:53:15.440 and i and i always turn around i'm like i'm and i yell i'm like yo literally come back and say

01:53:22.360 like say it to us i told my two things closely bro i told you deal with this too just the people

01:53:26.960 by the way always passerbys 100 feet away uh i said either a don't say anything or b beat the 0.65

01:53:34.200 shit out of them there's a there's no one between like i don't it's it's either we're gonna go 0.74

01:53:38.820 handle this like i was raised to handle things in ohio or don't give them what they're looking 0.98

01:53:43.800 for but spencer said though that i think the ideal situation is you're able to say in this

01:53:50.840 lure them in a little bit so that maybe they do attack first and then we're rightfully able to

01:53:54.960 beat the shit out of them by the way i'll never i'll never you just said like i think like uh 0.75

01:54:00.660 I think he's like 0.99

01:54:01.860 in between

01:54:02.240 lure them in

01:54:02.760 no but that's what

01:54:04.040 they want though

01:54:04.760 they want to get 1.00

01:54:06.020 the shit kicked out of them 1.00

01:54:06.840 no they want a reaction 1.00

01:54:07.820 from you

01:54:08.140 which is why

01:54:08.580 you don't deal with them

01:54:09.580 that's why you don't

01:54:10.380 give them the reaction

01:54:11.000 if you do

01:54:11.520 give them a good one

01:54:12.380 it's just hard

01:54:12.940 by the way

01:54:14.260 I just want to say

01:54:14.940 before this gets cut

01:54:15.700 by the review team

01:54:16.400 I will never ever

01:54:18.940 and I've said this before

01:54:19.780 hit someone 0.90

01:54:21.280 attack someone

01:54:21.860 ever ever ever

01:54:22.920 but if I ever

01:54:24.960 get attacked

01:54:26.100 something will happen

01:54:27.860 it's going down

01:54:28.520 something will happen

01:54:29.560 and the fish

01:54:30.300 The beast will be unleashed

01:54:31.860 I agree with that

01:54:34.000 This question is from Olivia Francis

01:54:36.280 What got you the idea

01:54:40.520 To make your merch line

01:54:42.520 Rise and be original

01:54:44.020 For R&B

01:54:45.340 The clothes you're wearing

01:54:46.500 March 8th coming out

01:54:49.180 ShopRNBO.com

01:54:50.820 Yeah so

01:54:53.660 I'm really into fashion

01:54:55.760 And

01:54:57.340 I don't show it as a lot

01:55:00.220 and i and i don't have as much time as i'd love to to like be more into it um however i think my

01:55:07.460 creative expression for it to to to show uh that i'm into fashion is this clothing line and for me

01:55:14.500 it was like super exciting and i wanted to create something that um that you necessarily don't have

01:55:21.500 to be a jake paul fan to want to be able to rock i i logan would never be seen wearing my merch ever

01:55:28.640 in his life and i faced him the other day and i saw that he had an rbo shirt on and to me that's

01:55:33.420 the exact thing like that's cool that's the that's like the epitome of what i wanted to create

01:55:37.800 and this brand is like just started out there's so many big plans and things that we have uh on

01:55:43.560 the on the roadmap for it but um yeah i wanted it to be able to become something that like

01:55:48.980 like isn't just like uh you don't have to be a fan of jake paul to wear i think i think this

01:55:55.120 brand will surpass like jake paul um in like in that in the social stature in the social stature

01:56:05.080 like yeah the goal is like for the haters to be wearing it one day i think they will i think they

01:56:10.880 will raymond marzouk by the way i'm doing so many questions because i think they lead to good

01:56:16.020 discussions i realized this last time uh and by the way welcome to the longest podcast in the

01:56:21.800 History of the world.

01:56:22.360 How long have we been here?

01:56:23.300 Four and a half hours.

01:56:23.920 Almost two hours.

01:56:24.960 Two hours.

01:56:25.320 How long, bro?

01:56:25.740 No, longer than that.

01:56:26.680 Two hours, right?

01:56:27.180 Two on the dot? 1.00

01:56:27.900 I told you we got a lot of shit to talk about. 0.96

01:56:30.060 Yo, give this video a thumbs up and comment below if you are still here and you didn't 0.98

01:56:35.340 do skip, skip, skip through.

01:56:37.200 You're a true fan.

01:56:38.040 No, for real.

01:56:38.600 Yo, you'd be surprised.

01:56:40.060 I don't know about this one.

01:56:40.840 They've never gone this long.

01:56:42.160 But yeah, question from Raymond Marzell.

01:56:45.600 I don't have any questions, but I like Logan more than you.

01:56:50.420 Logan forever.

01:56:51.120 Yay 0.99

01:56:51.960 It's kind of fucked up 0.99

01:56:56.160 I just kind of let that one resonate 1.00

01:56:57.460 You just played this fucking stupid 1.00

01:57:00.060 Did you choose these? 1.00

01:57:01.600 What do you mean you didn't choose them?

01:57:04.100 They're sitting on your desktop

01:57:04.880 How else would I play them?

01:57:08.520 How else would I play them?

01:57:10.480 They're random completely

01:57:11.420 Yeah they're completely random

01:57:12.600 You guys should clean this mic 1.00

01:57:16.440 Shut the fuck up 1.00

01:57:17.440 We got two more 1.00

01:57:18.120 Sadra Matata

01:57:19.900 my question for both logan and jake is do you guys have any plans to work together in the future

01:57:25.360 maybe going tour together release some music together make a new series together and please

01:57:30.040 vlog more together oh look at that oh that's nice yeah i think we we touched on it briefly like i

01:57:35.520 think there's definitely be able to be music in the future we're working on a couple of business

01:57:38.780 things behind the scenes together um and yeah i i know we're both like going back into into making

01:57:48.340 more content on youtube and so i think there'll definitely be more vlogs together big facts

01:57:52.420 last one i got zmb better asked this question 0.99

01:57:56.300 hey yo my question is how big is your dick bye oh that is a good question nice salutation at the 1.00

01:58:03.900 end too how big is your dick bye see ya oh god you want to try to you try to answer this or 1.00

01:58:12.920 like a comparison to that 1.00

01:58:15.920 yeah a comparison relationship maybe

01:58:17.760 or a comparison to your brothers

01:58:19.540 somebody asked earlier I think

01:58:20.900 I don't know how to answer it

01:58:25.880 like I can't

01:58:26.440 I've never measured it

01:58:31.200 or in miles

01:58:31.840 yeah can you do it in miles

01:58:34.000 break it down by

01:58:35.240 I don't know again this might have to get cut

01:58:37.160 but I will say that

01:58:39.680 when you say might have to get cut

01:58:42.580 Who exactly do you think is going to make that decision?

01:58:44.600 Are you talking about your team or the podcast?

01:58:47.220 We don't cut much here, man, I'll be honest.

01:58:49.180 No, but I'm leaving this for the review team, guys,

01:58:51.640 if you're watching this in the first cut.

01:58:52.860 Why don't you put it in inches here, and we'll figure out in miles.

01:58:56.320 I don't know.

01:58:57.000 I don't know.

01:58:57.980 What I was going to say is like 95% of the time

01:59:04.580 when I hook up with a girl afterwards or during and like before, 1.00

01:59:10.620 Or they're like, wow, your dick is huge. 1.00

01:59:13.620 Nice, man. 1.00

01:59:14.920 Yo, I know you're not lying because I have girls.

01:59:18.640 Some of the girls that I've been with have friends that have been with you.

01:59:21.960 And their friends tell them, and they obviously tell the girl who tells me. 1.00

01:59:27.300 Anyways, good shit, man. 0.99

01:59:28.200 I'm proud of you. 1.00

01:59:29.560 Do you have any girls that would know both?

01:59:33.600 All right, guys.

01:59:34.200 Thank you for watching this episode of Impulsive.

01:59:36.980 Can we do something about Flat Earth really quick?

01:59:38.880 Because we touched on it.

01:59:39.660 What shape is the earth? 0.99

01:59:40.620 I don't give a shit. 1.00

01:59:44.580 Wow. 0.99

01:59:45.060 First person to say that.

01:59:46.280 Also. 1.00

01:59:47.460 You don't give a single shit. 1.00

01:59:48.900 I don't give a shit. 1.00

01:59:49.560 Not one. 0.99

01:59:50.100 Also, first person, maybe the first person to have seen the trailer.

01:59:56.660 For the Flat Earth documentary.

01:59:58.580 Yeah, it's fire.

01:59:59.020 It is. 0.97

02:00:00.140 It is so fucking close to coming to you.

02:00:03.120 Mike's, I just, he's biased.

02:00:05.720 It's great, but also, like, it's your first big thing, guy.

02:00:09.060 No we're both equally excited about it

02:00:11.660 Be honest

02:00:12.140 No I'm not

02:00:14.380 You have called it

02:00:15.820 The greatest thing I've ever made

02:00:18.580 Doesn't mean I'm like 0.99

02:00:19.560 I am but bro I'm so numb to shit 0.99

02:00:22.000 Shut the cameras down 1.00

02:00:24.240 I put your head through that fucking wall 1.00

02:00:25.540 Thanks for watching this episode of Impulsive 1.00

02:00:27.300 Guys we freaking love you

02:00:29.000 If you're not subscribed hit that subscribe button

02:00:30.560 We're gonna do an audio only Q&A right now with Jake

02:00:33.280 I know it's been long

02:00:34.260 We missed one thing too

02:00:36.160 I'm sorry one more thing

02:00:37.220 There's a girl

02:00:38.360 I had a lot of people

02:00:39.780 That wanted to talk

02:00:40.480 About Erica

02:00:41.600 That's what we're gonna do

02:00:42.900 In the audio only

02:00:43.560 Yeah we gotta drive

02:00:44.600 These listens

02:00:45.040 Yeah I was wondering

02:00:46.140 Why you guys didn't

02:00:47.240 I guess audio only

02:00:48.340 I guess people have to

02:00:49.140 Listen to it

02:00:49.760 iTunes

02:00:50.460 Spotify

02:00:51.480 Hit up those listens

02:00:53.140 JQ

02:00:54.140 JQ

02:00:54.720 Thank you

02:00:55.740 Jake Paul

02:00:56.300 Thank you guys for having me

02:00:57.520 Of course

02:00:58.380 Paulson man

02:00:59.040 We love you Jake

02:00:59.920 Let's go

02:01:00.500 And also

02:01:02.060 Shouts to Brad

02:01:02.780 For monitoring

02:01:03.620 The lights

02:01:04.280 And for sitting here

02:01:06.120 For nine hours

02:01:06.820 we love you Brad

02:01:08.020 Brad's our BTS guy

02:01:09.640 you guys can follow Jake

02:01:10.820 on social media

02:01:11.480 at Logan Paul

02:01:12.340 audio only

02:01:13.620 Q&A

02:01:14.180 right now

02:01:14.960 take it easy

02:01:15.880 peace

02:01:16.700 alright here we go

02:01:18.760 we're gonna go right into it

02:01:19.540 I gotta update before

02:01:20.900 the Erica situation 1.00

02:01:22.220 men have nipples 0.99

02:01:23.500 because embryos 0.99

02:01:24.740 are always female

02:01:26.100 in their early stages

02:01:27.760 and males only differentiate 0.82

02:01:29.720 from the female prototype

02:01:31.200 after a few weeks

02:01:32.160 wow

02:01:32.480 I was a girl once

02:01:34.000 we all

02:01:35.020 yeah

02:01:35.240 incredible 1.00

02:01:36.120 We all have that female side of us

02:01:39.040 I wish I was still a girl 0.68

02:01:40.180 Really?

02:01:42.820 That'd be kind of dope 1.00

02:01:44.100 What if we had a sister 1.00

02:01:45.460 What would she be like? 0.95

02:01:47.400 Do you think she'd be more controversial than us? 1.00

02:01:51.060 Do you think she'd be hot? 1.00

02:01:53.240 Yeah 0.52

02:01:53.640 I feel like she'd be Tana Manjo

02:01:56.320 She really would

02:01:59.040 She'd be Tana Manjo

02:02:01.200 Hey 1.00

02:02:02.280 Before we get juicy 0.88

02:02:04.860 See, I just got a random text today from a girl. 0.98

02:02:10.100 My friend wants to sit on your brother's face. 0.62

02:02:13.360 You down?

02:02:14.420 No, well, I kind of handled this one for you. 0.99

02:02:17.460 I said, I'm going to need her to fill out an application. 1.00

02:02:20.820 Lots of people want to fill that seat.

02:02:25.120 That's my brother.

02:02:26.240 She said, ha ha, amazing.

02:02:27.620 I want to come back as him in my next life.

02:02:29.900 I said, no, you don't.

02:02:33.600 Are you sure about that?

02:02:34.580 i don't believe i currently have an application process anyways let's talk about erica costell

02:02:40.040 huh that's how you preface that segue hey you still uh you still love her

02:02:46.000 yeah yeah damn yeah i i'll always i think i'll always i'll always love her for sure for sure

02:02:54.460 um yeah we we are she still love you yeah you sure yeah yeah we talk about it we talk 0.96

02:03:04.560 about it how often yeah how often you guys talk we um yeah how often you guys talk well yeah 0.85

02:03:10.520 she's back to uh ignoring me um damn but it's just on and off ignore yeah like she it's like

02:03:19.260 it's like bi-weekly no but um yeah we but when we do talk like we that that that is what we say 0.96

02:03:29.320 it's like it's such an interesting and like weird situation and it's like super super complicated

02:03:33.520 and intricate but at the end of the day like we were really good best friends before uh and we

02:03:40.640 spent like every day together for for two years and grew so much as people together um and she

02:03:47.700 stuck with me through like a lot of shit um and so like not only was she my best friend like i

02:03:53.780 i fell in love with my best friend um but i think like just what the conclusion i came to is like

02:04:03.380 just because and i think the same thing for her it is just because you love someone doesn't mean

02:04:08.480 you have to be with them that's you know that's that's a tough pill to swallow huh yeah kind of

02:04:14.200 sucks yeah it's difficult it's difficult it's called life yeah life sucks yeah what uh what

02:04:19.720 was the what was the uh reason you guys split up what was what was like the main factor 0.96

02:04:25.480 that's that's that's tough i mean it i don't think it boils down to

02:04:32.660 um to one thing i think it i think it was we were both maybe wanted different things 0.94

02:04:41.080 um what does she want bigger bigger penis is that where you were going is that where i was 0.97

02:04:48.880 oh my god thank god dude i thought i was like took a risk there no it's perfect you guys are 1.00

02:04:54.760 assholes um uh this is really a schlong conversation that a boy spencer that a fucking 0.99

02:05:03.740 nice pun man that was awesome there you go continue jake sorry about that very good my i 0.99

02:05:07.820 know my fans are gonna roast you guys for being assholes during this serious i'm gonna be honest 0.97

02:05:11.700 the jericho fans are strong sure not yo listen man we get we get roasted all the time here's 1.00

02:05:17.280 what it comes down to we're still gonna be the fucking shit man not not for real we're still 1.00

02:05:22.740 We're still going to be here doing this thing. 1.00

02:05:26.060 So, yeah, yeah, go roast us.

02:05:27.340 Was the text conversation on your-

02:05:30.800 Whoa, whoa, whoa.

02:05:31.320 This is bad if we don't get the answer at all, though,

02:05:33.840 because then they'll really get mad at us.

02:05:35.320 Okay, dive in.

02:05:36.620 Give me a-

02:05:37.420 And then go to the text factor of the text from the I'm single.

02:05:39.920 What would you say were a couple of the factors that lent to the breakup?

02:05:45.180 hmm uh it's it's it's a lot but i think i think in general like we're

02:05:55.940 um we were just i think the biggest thing is we were growing

02:06:03.740 as people and and i think we were growing we started to grow in two different directions

02:06:13.560 Can I ask you something?

02:06:16.080 This is what I observed.

02:06:18.200 I'm not sure.

02:06:20.220 Sweet.

02:06:21.500 Where's she from?

02:06:24.120 Tennessee, right? 1.00

02:06:25.300 Well, yeah, that's where she spent most of her time. 0.87

02:06:27.560 But she's from Michigan and then slash Ohio. 0.99

02:06:29.740 Let's say Tennessee. 0.99

02:06:30.880 I would argue that little sweet Erica, 0.92

02:06:34.900 hailing from Tennessee,

02:06:36.120 is not cut out or as ambitious as you are

02:06:40.400 when it comes to entertainment lifestyle.

02:06:43.040 that that was a huge factor of it yeah i just like i feel just to be honest i feel weird talking

02:06:48.320 like opening up about this one oh we don't have to dude we can stop no no like it's not yeah i

02:06:54.240 just like i don't like i almost i don't want it to be biased and i don't want like people to just

02:06:59.700 or like i don't want to upset her oh yeah i get that which is why like when you say that like

02:07:04.540 that's like one part of it yeah like that's your observation you know i don't want it to be i don't

02:07:08.420 want to say something that like no yeah no problem is like super is it seems biased is a part of it

02:07:13.580 hard for you to talk about because you're still kind of processing it too still processing it

02:07:19.860 and still care about her um is there ever a world where y'all get back together

02:07:27.140 i don't think so i don't think so i think we i mean we we like tried that like we tried that

02:07:39.060 yeah um well that's dope just because just because i think there's a world where we become

02:07:44.040 best friends again oh that's cool that's cool um and that's where i hope it ends up because like

02:07:50.260 she she's super super super dope and in that way however i think it'll be weird to like

02:07:57.840 become friends with someone that you like love so much but i think if we can get to that point

02:08:03.320 it'll be very rewarding for both of us is that why you haven't deleted her from your instagram

02:08:08.880 you haven't deleted any of the pictures yeah no i mean like it was a it was a big huge part of my

02:08:17.720 life and like i'm not ashamed of it at all and and i and i still want her to and i still want

02:08:23.060 her to be successful and like i want to support her i told her that i was like like i'm here i'm

02:08:30.040 there for you whatever has there uh has there been any other uh prospects lately have there 0.73

02:08:38.220 been any other girls that you've talked to even remotely seriously after uh that they're jerrica 0.61

02:08:44.140 why did you yeah yeah there was uh like yeah like i started like i started to just live a 0.96

02:08:54.160 be it live a single the single life right you made a song about it heck yes

02:08:59.120 um but it's hard to find someone that like is just checks all the boxes and that and that like

02:09:08.040 you know isn't there for the wrong reasons i i think it's i think it's gonna be tough for you

02:09:14.100 to find love again i'm sorry yeah no i agree same by the way like i just know because i think you

02:09:19.640 know i think the key is bro don't date a girl involved in the youtube space that's that's a

02:09:26.400 new rule for me not is there anything that pushed you towards that uh i mean it's just everything

02:09:35.660 is just fickle dude i think everything is so fickle and i'm it's different for you and erica

02:09:40.620 um i just i i don't know i think i can gain more wisdom and grow as a human if i'm dealing with

02:09:51.140 someone who is not in such a superficial medium that being the internet because they can get 0.57

02:09:58.740 stuck there this shit is super clicky dude like yeah technically we're youtubers not really we 0.97

02:10:04.000 fucking do everything and we will continue to do everything 0.99

02:10:06.080 until we master everything. A lot of YouTubers 0.98

02:10:08.180 are going to be making YouTube videos

02:10:10.300 once a week for the rest of their lives

02:10:11.920 and, hey, all power

02:10:14.120 to them, not what I want to do.

02:10:16.320 Like,

02:10:17.560 go make those weekly, bi-weekly

02:10:20.340 videos. I want to do

02:10:22.020 different stuff and I want someone to propel

02:10:24.100 me who is also ambitious

02:10:26.340 and optimistic and wants

02:10:28.120 to do great things for this planet, not just

02:10:30.080 myself. Yeah, I agree with that.

02:10:31.760 My guess for both

02:10:34.040 I think both you guys got

02:10:35.660 Quite a few single years ahead of you

02:10:38.240 I just think

02:10:40.020 If you're looking for love

02:10:41.680 Then you're not going to find it

02:10:42.560 I think both you guys are going to

02:10:45.680 Bag and tag some serious tens

02:10:47.780 You're absolutely right

02:10:52.940 Just like you did

02:10:54.160 What do you mean

02:10:54.860 What do you mean by bag and tag

02:10:58.300 Look at Tom Brady

02:11:00.660 when he was in the NFL Combine camp, bro.

02:11:03.040 And then now look at who's dating.

02:11:04.740 Like, I'm not saying you guys look like that

02:11:06.620 in the Combine camp, but, you know. 0.90

02:11:08.580 They got Giselles coming their way.

02:11:10.200 They got Giselles on the way, bro.

02:11:11.840 The thing is, is, like, they're already, man.

02:11:14.640 There may not be dating them, but, I mean,

02:11:16.240 the girls that hang around even are pretty good-looking girls, dude. 1.00

02:11:20.240 But Giselle level, like, there's 10s and then there's Giselles. 0.99

02:11:24.540 Yeah, of course.

02:11:24.920 What's your biggest problem with any potential prospects

02:11:28.540 that you've had?

02:11:29.520 Like, like, what do you look for in a girl when it comes to emotional attraction and connection?

02:11:37.440 That's, yeah, it's very interesting.

02:11:41.600 I, it's someone that like challenges me and like kind of keeps me on my toes there and like emotionally and like, and, and vice versa.

02:11:49.400 um but also someone that like i just feel like comfortable with and like can just like be myself

02:11:57.060 and like super real with and like not have it feel like i have to like put into an effort

02:12:01.140 unfortunately i mean i'm young so i don't know if this is true most girls you you do have to put in

02:12:08.020 a little bit of effort right but it shouldn't be putting in that but you're putting in the effort

02:12:13.500 because you want to and it shouldn't and it shouldn't feel ever feel like work bro no yeah

02:12:18.220 Do you know what I'm saying?

02:12:18.860 Like you put in effort because you want to,

02:12:20.500 it feels natural and it feels comfortable,

02:12:22.000 but when it starts to feel like work, bro, 0.99

02:12:24.540 where you're like, oh fuck, I got a compliment 0.99

02:12:26.720 or otherwise she's going to get fucking mad at me. 1.00

02:12:29.080 So baby looks so good. 0.98

02:12:30.020 Been there, been there.

02:12:30.500 Like that's when you're in a, 0.99

02:12:32.020 that's when you're in a fucked up spot. 0.92

02:12:33.280 What are the things you're making sure 0.98

02:12:35.440 aren't happening with girls that you're talking to

02:12:38.520 beyond them potentially being showbiz?

02:12:41.620 Are there any other major red flags or turn offs right now?

02:12:46.340 Yeah, I mean, I'm not,

02:12:47.300 i'm not really like seriously talking to anybody because it's just like i think right i think

02:12:53.940 2019 and and even like 2020 it for me is like focus on myself right now yeah and like go hard

02:13:03.160 and grind and even that and that is another thing like like uh like sometimes like i'll meet a dope

02:13:10.060 girl and like i won't give her enough time so she should like yep you know because i'm i'm

02:13:17.400 focused on on me right now and like i have a lot a lot to to um to accomplish this year

02:13:25.260 i need a girl with intellect and who is unpredictable that's what i meant like 0.74

02:13:32.620 on the edge of your toes and like challenging you intellectually and like emotionally like

02:13:38.380 because because that's some i feel delayed in that vertical of emotion fall i fell on in love

02:13:44.800 like truly fallen in love one time and i'm delayed there and i feel a less experience there and like

02:13:52.640 in that sort of thing and so like for me it would be someone who would almost be teaching me more

02:13:59.460 about that and like when i've had dope conversations with dope girls like they they're very like um

02:14:05.400 they the conversation thrives because i'm so curious about like asking them about like the

02:14:12.620 emotions and like how they feel and like i find often so that a lot a lot of people are more

02:14:19.220 emotionally uh experienced than me by far so at my age well from i mean for me it's horrible

02:14:28.340 because i'm 34 and i would hope that i would have some of it but i'm emotional i'm a child

02:14:32.340 emotionally it's so hard for me to to drive those connections but the but i like what you say about

02:14:37.600 conversation because that's the first thing that i look for nowadays like if you can't keep me 0.98

02:14:43.740 stimulated from a conversational standpoint like i don't even want to fuck with you at all 0.99

02:14:47.420 like i don't want i'm so sick of like what are you doing later today oh that's cool do you want 0.99

02:14:52.920 to meet up around 6 p.m and maybe get some food yeah do you know what i'm saying i'm like yo no 0.96

02:14:58.180 Actually, no, I don't want to fucking meet you at 6 p.m. 0.70

02:15:00.440 I'd rather not because I don't want to sit with you 0.99

02:15:02.780 and talk about fucking plants. 0.99

02:15:04.800 Yeah, facts. 1.00

02:15:06.020 Unless you know a lot about plants.

02:15:07.720 Because you're a biologist.

02:15:09.500 Yeah, you know what I'm saying?

02:15:11.520 Hey, man, was the album cover inspired?

02:15:16.100 Was that a text with Erica?

02:15:19.300 From single?

02:15:20.980 No, it wasn't a text with Erica.

02:15:22.900 I would never put one of our conversations actually out there.

02:15:26.320 it was inspired by

02:15:28.500 like some things yeah but like

02:15:30.160 it was no that was like

02:15:32.000 stage

02:15:32.840 yo yo I want to close off

02:15:36.180 we've been here for a while

02:15:37.700 is there anything you want to ask us

02:15:39.720 at all about anything

02:15:41.520 I was going to ask you one more question

02:15:42.720 do you think life is a dry hand job

02:15:45.720 I think the

02:15:51.740 industry we're in is a dry hand job

02:15:54.300 But what's wrong with a dry hand job?

02:15:57.640 They're not that bad.

02:15:58.180 Sometimes nothing.

02:15:59.040 As long as they don't scrape a lot or have calluses. 1.00

02:16:02.240 Dry hand job from a weightlifter girl? 1.00

02:16:03.980 Not a deal. 1.00

02:16:05.500 Or like a raker? 0.51

02:16:08.240 Is the industry a raker?

02:16:10.360 No, I don't think there's anything wrong with it.

02:16:12.660 But there's better.

02:16:14.060 There's better things out there.

02:16:15.460 What kind of person would you compare this industry to?

02:16:19.700 In terms of

02:16:20.600 H.J. Giver.

02:16:22.040 what kind of porn are you watching 0.99

02:16:24.860 yeah that's a good question 0.99

02:16:26.540 and what industry do you think is an oily hand job

02:16:29.240 like a nice smooth

02:16:30.060 I feel like anything aquatics

02:16:33.360 is great

02:16:34.140 I'm lost now

02:16:36.240 I need to go

02:16:38.580 where do you see yourself in 10 years last question

02:16:40.400 oh my god

02:16:41.640 the Jay-Z of social media

02:16:44.860 I'm tired of talking

02:16:50.880 Yeah.

02:16:51.600 All right.

02:16:52.240 I'm so sick.

02:16:53.160 Bye.

02:16:53.640 We love you.

02:16:54.360 Bye.

02:16:54.560 Oh, I just hurt the ears.

02:16:55.540 Sorry.

02:16:55.980 Bye, guys.

02:16:56.420 Bye, Impulsive.

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Impaulsive with Logan Paul - March 05, 2019

JAKE PAUL BREAKS THE INTERNET - IMPAULSIVE EP. 44

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