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Logan Paul is a Terrible Person

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The video transcript presents a scathing critique of Logan Paul, arguing that his influence has negatively impacted various popular hobbies and communities rather than enhancing them. The speaker begins by sarcastically acknowledging how Logan Paul supposedly made franchises like *One Piece*, WWE, Pokémon cards, and even Japan "relevant," but immediately pivots to reveal this as a facade for what is described as an infectious scammer mentality. The narrator contends that while these industries have genuine value—citing the $30 billion net worth of the *One Piece* franchise or the cultural significance of YouTube—the Paul brothers are portrayed not as pioneers, but as parasites who enter these spaces solely for monetary gain. This behavior is likened to a virus or an infection from *The Last of Us*, suggesting that Logan Paul's presence degrades the integrity of these hobbies by prioritizing profit over genuine enjoyment and community spirit. A significant portion of the argument focuses on the specific harms caused by Logan Paul's actions, particularly in the Pokémon card collecting community. The speaker accuses him of inflating prices through scalping and treating collectibles as mere commodities rather than art to be appreciated, contrasting his behavior with collectors who buy cards for display and personal joy. The transcript also highlights a bizarre and satirical segment where the narrator mocks Logan Paul's visit to the Pentagon, juxtaposing the serious nature of military service with what is presented as an inauthentic and embarrassing public relations stunt by the Paul brothers. This incident is used to underscore the speaker's belief that Logan Paul lacks genuine respect for institutions or people, instead using them as a stage for self-promotion that ultimately alienates true fans and soldiers alike. Ultimately, the video concludes with a call to action for viewers to stop engaging with Logan Paul by simply ceasing to watch his content. The narrator asserts that the only way to get such individuals out of hobbies is to deny them the views and revenue that fuel their schemes, noting that if these platforms dry up, Logan Paul will inevitably move on to the next target to exploit. While acknowledging that some industries like Pokémon are taking steps to combat scalping by printing more cards, the core message remains that Logan Paul represents everything wrong with modern monetization of passions: he is depicted as a "heel" in real life whose actions make participation in beloved hobbies nearly impossible for average fans. The video ends on a cynical yet firm note, suggesting that despite the endless cycle of rage-baiting and controversy, the solution lies in collective disengagement to protect the sanctity of these communities from further exploitation.
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Shout out to the One Piece fans and thanks for being so accepting of me and your community. >> It was really nice of them. >> They're just like thoughtful. >> You did make One Piece relevant. >> Basically, guys, did you hear that, guys? Logan Paul made One Piece relevant. You know, now that I think about it, he did make One Piece relevant. I wouldn't even stop there. I'd go even far to say he made Japan relevant. I can't even say the name Japan without thinking of this. There's plenty of things that Logan Paul made relevant. I mean, look at look at this. WWE. You know, when I hear people talking about WWE, they're not talking about The Rock. They're not talking about Stone Cold, John Cena. Nah, we're talking about Logan [ __ ] Paul. I mean, who can forget this classic? Logan Paul versus WAIT, WHO'S THAT? OH, WAIT. IT'S THAT GUY THAT LOGAN PAUL MADE RELEVANT. I SHOW SPEED. YEAH. OH [ __ ] HOW COULD I FORGET? SPEAKING OF black people, I wouldn't even know this guy's name if it wasn't for Logan [ __ ] Paul. Would you look at that? Another thing that Logan Paul made relevant. Pokémon cards. You know, when I was a kid collecting Pokémon cards, nobody was talking about it. Not really the most relevant time to be a Pokémon fan. You know, it only made around $3 billion annually. And don't you dare think for a [ __ ] second that I forgot about this YouTube, the platform that I made a career with. That would have never happened if it weren't for these two, the pioneers of YouTube. The pioneers of using a camera. Everybody watching this video right now, if it wasn't for the Paul brothers, we wouldn't be here. So, I want everybody down below to praise them. You know what else Logan Paul made relevant? Apparently the Pentagon. I'd even say the United States. Logan Paul. I'm going to say this with kindness and respect. You are relevant like P. Diddy made baby oil relevant. You are the P. Diddy of YouTube. You did make One Piece relevant. >> Before I get into this, I just want to say, who the [ __ ] is this bald dope? Rip it. I bet you're ripping something, buddy. And then you got the guy over here looking like he's doing blackface. Oh, wait. No, that's just his beard. I want to take a look at how much One Piece made. The overall One Piece franchise net worth is estimated at $30 billion. I'm guessing around 29 billion of that is because of Logan Paul, obviously. I mean, would Luffy even wear a straw hat if it wasn't for Logan Paul wearing one. One Piece is literally one of the top 15 highest grossing IPs of all time, by the way. Ah, this person forgot to put thanks to Logan Paul. This is the first time I don't want someone to be a One Piece fan. You wouldn't even know of One Piece if it wasn't for this guy right here. It's really the Luffy D monkey he thinks he is. [laughter] >> Yep. It kind of looks like him. >> I'm sick of these outsiders, these larers coming into our community thinking they can just enjoy One Piece like the rest of us. Bro, [laughter] what do you think this is, bro? You think you can just watch the show? I hate him. I I honestly I hate him, bro. He wants us to hate him and it's working. This face right here is one of the easiest faces to hate in the universe. Honestly, he doesn't even have to speak, bro. Just looking at him, it fills me with unspeakable rage. >> In my opinion, if you have not learned Japanese, >> he knows a lot about Japanese. I mean, HOW COULD WE FORGET? AM I RIGHT? AM I RIGHT? [laughter] >> YOU should never be ABLE TO EVEN UTTER the words One Piece, LET ALONE WEAR ONE PIECE MERCH. >> I'M GOING to be honest with you guys. I might actually drop One Piece now. >> [laughter] >> I want to make this clear to you guys. I'm not stupid. All right? I know what he's doing. He plays a heel on wrestling. A heel meaning a bad guy. But the only difference here is that WWE is acting. He's actually a bad guy. So, are you acting as a bad guy or are you a bad guy? I think we know the answer. When I think of Logan Paul, I don't think of YouTube, WWE, One Piece, Pokemon. I think of one word, scammer. I actually started to like Logan Paul purely because of his in ring work in the WWE. But I'm not going to lie, WWE has been terrible lately, which is why I've been watching AEW. I guess it's the Logan Paul effect. Everything he touches, he infects it. He's like the [ __ ] Cortiseps, the infected from The Last of Us. You don't want to get touched by Logan Paul, which is kind of why I call him the Diddy of YouTube. The LAR never stops for Logan Paul. The LAR is endless. Right now, he's streaming. He's doing shiny Pokemon hunting. streamed for 34 hours straight. 997,000 unique views on Twitch, 2.1 million views on YouTube, 3,700 encounters, no shiny Pokémon yet. And as you see right here, he's showing proof of all of the viewership he gets on this. I'm going to be completely honest with you guys. Yeah, I do blame him for all of this, but I also blame the people watching this [ __ ] Logan Paul says One Piece fans shouldn't be upset over his rare graded manga purchases. You aren't gatekeepers of a hobby that was made for people to read, to watch, to enjoy, to collect, to get inspired by this infection of a man. He hasn't made enough money. Apparently, Logan Paul's net worth is estimated to be around $150 million. That's not enough, guys. He needs that Charizard. He needs those shiny Pokémons. What's next? He's going to build his own city. He's going to build his own city full of larers just like him. Larpers, scammers. Oh, wait. That's That's pretty much New York. Let me not give him any ideas. Before I stop the jokes and the sarcasm, I just want to point this out real quick. What could Logan Paul possibly offer the United States military? I'm trying to search for the clip of him at the Pentagon. And these are the top search results. >> We just got the pleasure and the privilege of getting a tour of the Pentagon. And uh what a what a cool experience. We see all the men and women. >> Bro, what is that hair? I can't believe what I'm looking at right now. Who is allowing this? I think I have a good idea actually. Honestly, if any country wants to go to war with us now, I think now is the perfect time. You want to guarantee that win? Well, here you go. >> We're serving this great nation, I don't think there is any greater commitment to sacrifice than those who are willing to live, die, and fight for their country. So, I think it, >> bro, they're 11. They're like, are we [ __ ] serious right now? Are we [ __ ] serious right now? Is this some kind of punishment? Are we actually held captive right now by the enemy? It's you guys who etch your names in history as you fight for and allow us in this country to have that freedom. >> If I was a soldier and these two showed up to talk to me, let's just say that's my last day being a soldier >> where we can prosper and be happy and be the great nation that we are. So, a deep personal thank you from myself, my brother, and uh all of our fellow Americans. Damn, bro. If I was a soldier and Logan Paul said he's proud of us, I'd become Steve Rogers. >> Each one of you matters. Take this moment and be proud of yourselves for what you do. >> Oh man. Damn, man. They have Logan Paul and Jake Paul saying they're proud of me. Bro, only if they brought FaZe Clan, I'd be quick scoping the terrorists. >> We are blessed to be born here, come here, and >> Bro, why does Jake Paul talk like he has brain damage? >> You should never take that for granted. That's what God created us for is to lift each other up in the hard moments. >> Yeah. You know what else God created y'all for? Scamming. >> To be there for each other in the hard moments and to come together as a collect. I have [ __ ] chills right now. Welcome to America, guys. I can't think of two better guest speakers. They might as well have Hassan as a guest speaker next. Imagine serving your country, putting your life on the line, and you get Logan [ __ ] Paul giving you a speech. [laughter] Yeah, bro. I'd start fighting for the enemy. All right. All right. back to One Piece. Okay, what you came here for? I'm not stupid. I know he's rage baiting. It's working on a lot of people. You could say it's even working on me. I'm the one making this video. I want to make this clear. I'm only making this video for the views. I want to make money off the larer, guys. Come on. But jokes and rage baiting aside, it doesn't mean that what I was saying was false. He is an infection. I hate these [ __ ] that enter our hobbies purely for monetary gain. Logan Paul over here inflates prices for cards, wears a [ __ ] straw hat, and thinks he's the savior. You're the poster child of the hobby. You're the poster child of the suicide forest. You're the poster child of scamming. Logan Paul is no different than all of these fat [ __ ] you see at Walmart waiting outside for hours to get the next ETB, the next booster box. [music] I've never wanted a safe frag out more in my life than now. Bro, this guy's about to eat the [ __ ] basket. I want to make this clear, guys. My wife and I, we buy Pokémon cards, but you know what we do with them? We don't resell them. We open the boxes and she displays her cards in binders. She collects it for the art. She loves the art. Do you think Logan Paul loves the art? As I was looking for a picture of Logan Paul with AI, I just came across this picture. Bro, this guy's laring George Floyd, man. I don't know what I'll offer to the conversation of Logan Ball hate that other people haven't said already. He's a piece of [ __ ] He's an awful person. He does have fantastic in ring ability in the WWE. He's a super athletic guy and I'm sure he's doing something wrong related to that because everything about him is inauthentic. Everything about him is fake. So, what do we do? How do we get people like this out of our hobbies? We simply stop watching them. Why are you giving him views? Why did I just give him views? WHY AM I EVEN talking about him? Sadly, it won't stop. If One Piece, Pokemon, WWE, if they all stop making money, Logan Paul is going to move on to the next thing. That's what these people do. Enough is never enough for these kinds of people. Hundreds of millions of dollars, I guess that's not enough. We always have to make more and more and more, infect more and more and more. It sucks because something that brings [clears throat] us so much joy and so much fun is now being used and abused for the sole purpose of monetary gain, to inflate prices and make it near impossible for the people that actually enjoy the hobby to participate in it. I do like the fact that Pokemon is kind of going against this lately. The newest set, they're actually printing tons of it, so it's not near impossible. You don't have to sacrifice a [ __ ] arm and a leg to get the card you want. They're printing so much of these cards for the 30th anniversary. Everybody has a chance to get something they want. And that's when you'll start seeing all of these scalpers on the obituary. And honestly, maybe that's for the best. All right, guys. That's pretty much it. I feel like I could make a video every single day about Logan Paul if I wanted to. What's he going to LAR tomorrow? Let me know down below in the comments. Until next time, guys. Sayonatada. You know who else knows the wordonatada? Logan Paul.