History Creator / LoganPaul

* LackOfEmpathy: On February 2019, Logan uploaded a video of himself getting a brain scan, and it was revealed he lacks vital activity in the pre-frontal cortex, meaning that he has trouble with empathy, impulsivity, and human connection.
** However, commenters suspect that the video is [[ArtisticLicenseBiology full of false science]].

On August 25, 2018, he fought against British [=YouTuber=] Creator/{{KSI}} in a very hyped-up amateur boxing match at Manchester Arena in Britain. The lead-up to this match began on February 3 when KSI, after beating [=YouTuber=] Joe Weller in a match at London's Copper Box Arena, called out the Paul brothers to fight him. Later that month, the Paul brothers agreed to fight the Olatunji brothers (KSI and his younger brother [[WebVideo/ComedyShortsGamer Deji]]) in a two-part boxing match; one part held in the UK, the other in the U.S., with the elder brothers fighting on main card and the younger brothers fighting on the co-main card. The first part of Logan and KSI's fight ended in a majority draw, with two judges calling it a tie and one judge calling KSI the winner. The second part was planned for either February or May 2019, but it was later announced in September that year to be held on November 9, 2019, this time as a professional boxing match (i.e. no headgear). Paul lost the rematch in a split decision (not helped by a blow to the back of KSI's head that deducted him two points).

On August 25, 2018, he fought against British [=YouTuber=] Creator/{{KSI}} in a very hyped-up amateur boxing match at Manchester Arena in Britain. The lead-up to this match began on February 3 when KSI, after beating [=YouTuber=] Joe Weller in a match at London's Copper Box Arena, called out the Paul brothers to fight him. Later that month, the Paul brothers agreed to fight the Olatunji brothers (KSI and his younger brother [[WebVideo/ComedyShortsGamer Deji]]) in a two-part boxing match; one part held in the UK, the other in the U.S., with the elder brothers fighting on main card and the younger brothers fighting on the co-main card. The first part of Logan and KSI's fight ended in a majority draw, with two judges calling it a tie and one judge calling KSI the winner. The second part was planned for either February or May 2019, but it was later announced in September that year to be held on November 9, 2019, this time as a professional boxing match (i.e. no headgear).

On August 25, 2018, he fought against British [=YouTuber=] Creator/{{KSI}} in a very hyped-up amateur boxing match at Manchester Arena in Britain. The lead-up to this match began on February 3 when KSI, after beating [=YouTuber=] Joe Weller in a match at London's Copper Box Arena, called out the Paul brothers to fight him. Later that month, the Paul brothers agreed to fight the Olatunji brothers (KSI and his younger brother [[WebVideo/ComedyShortsGamer Deji]]) in a two-part boxing match; one part held in the UK, the other in the U.S., with the elder brothers fighting on main card and the younger brothers fighting on the co-main card. The first part of Logan and KSI's fight ended in a majority draw, with two judges calling it a tie and one judge calling KSI the winner. The second part was planned for either February or May 2019, but it never happened. KSI has requested for it to be delayed to November 2019.

Besides his vlogs and filmography, Logan Paul is also the host of ''Impaulsive'', a podcast where he discusses current topics with other notable Internet celebrities and figures.

Besides his vlogs, Logan Paul is also the host of ''Impaulsive'', a podcast where he discusses current topics with other notable Internet celebrities and figures.

He received mainstream infamy after December 31, 2017, when he uploaded a video of him visiting Japan's infamous Aokigahara forest, a place known for its high UsefulNotes/{{suicide}} rate. The video showed the corpse of a then-recently deceased man who had hung himself. Paul took down the video and later posted an apology video. Although Website/YouTube was slow to respond, they removed his channels from their Website/{{Google}} Preferred ad service, halted production on a sequel to ''The Thinning'', and removed him from the [=YouTube=] Red (now [=YouTube=] Premium) series ''WebVideo/{{Foursome}}'' beginning with season 4. Paul himself took a hiatus from his daily vlogs until February 4.

On August 25, 2018, he fought against British [=YouTuber=] Creator/{{KSI}} in a very hyped-up amateur boxing match at Manchester Arena in Britain. The lead-up to this match began on February 3 when KSI, after beating [=YouTuber=] Joe Weller in a match at London's Copper Box Arena, called out the Paul brothers to fight him. Later that month, the Paul brothers agreed to fight the Olatunji brothers (KSI and his younger brother [[WebVideo/ComedyShortsGamer Deji]]) in a two-part boxing match; one part held in the UK, the other in the U.S., with the elder brothers fighting on main card and the younger brothers fighting on the co-main card. The first part of Logan and KSI's fight ended in a majority draw, with two judges calling it a tie and one judge calling KSI the winner. The second part was planned for February 2019, but it never happened. KSI has requested for it to be delayed to November 2019.

* NotSoDifferent: When Logan accepts LetsPlay/PewDiePie's call for help in his subscriber battle against T-Series.

On August 25, 2018, he fought against British [=YouTuber=] Creator/{{KSI}} in a very hyped-up amateur boxing match at Manchester Arena in Britain. The lead-up to this match began on February 3 when KSI, after beating [=YouTuber=] Joe Weller in a match at London's Copper Box Arena, called out the Paul brothers to fight him. Later that month, the Paul brothers agreed to fight the Olatunji brothers (KSI and his younger brother [[WebVideo/ComedyShortsGamer Deji]]) in a two-part boxing match; one part held in the UK, the other in the U.S., with the elder brothers fighting on main card and the younger brothers fighting on the co-main card. The first part of Logan and KSI's fight ended in a majority draw, with two judges calling it a tie and one judge calling KSI the winner. The second part, should it go through, is planned for February 2019, although KSI has requested for it to be delayed to May 2019.

* SantaClaus: He's on the receiving end of a diss track in one song.

* ReferencedBy: He's referenced by LetsPlay/PewDiePie in some videos. Logan Paul has a [[https://youtu.be/SNgSs-1TGKI video]] that's in response to when [=PewDiePie=] referenced him.

* ReferencedBy: He's referenced by LetsPlay/PewDiePie in some videos. Logan Paul did a [[https://youtu.be/SNgSs-1TGKI video]] in response to when [=PewDiePie=] referenced him.

-->'''Logan Paul:''' I'll play your game, Mr. Pie. After all, you are my colleague, my peer, my compadre. We make money, the same way. We even make mistakes, the same way. We're not so different after all, Mr. Pie.

* BrokenPedestal: Once upon a time, Logan was held in a better regard than his brother Jake, with many calling him the good brother. Then the Japan vlogs happened...

He received mainstream infamy after December 31, 2017 (or January 1, 2018) when he uploaded a video of him visiting Japan's infamous Aokigahara forest, a place known for its high UsefulNotes/{{suicide}} rate. The video showed the corpse of a then-recently deceased man who had hung himself. Paul took down the video and later posted an apology video. Although Website/YouTube was slow to respond, they removed his channels from their Website/{{Google}} Preferred ad service, halted production on a sequel to ''The Thinning'', and removed him from the [=YouTube=] Red (now [=YouTube=] Premium) series ''WebVideo/{{Foursome}}'' beginning with season 4. Paul himself took a hiatus from his daily vlogs until February 4.

On August 25, 2018, he fought against British [=YouTuber=] Creator/{{KSI}} in a very hyped-up amateur boxing match at Manchester Arena in Britain. The lead-up to this match began on February 3 when KSI, after beating [=YouTuber=] Joe Weller in a match at London's Copper Box Arena, called out the Paul brothers to fight him. Later that month, the Paul brothers agreed to fight the Olatunji brothers (KSI and his younger brother [[WebVideo/ComedyShortsGamer Deji]]) in a two-part boxing match; one part held in the UK, the other in the U.S., with the elder brothers fighting on main card and the younger brothers fighting on the co-main card. The first part of Logan and KSI's fight ended in [[spoiler:a majority draw, with two judges calling it a tie and one judge calling KSI the winner]]. The second part, should it go through, is planned for February 2019, although KSI has requested for it to be delayed to May 2019.

* NotSoDifferent: Logan invokes this when he accepts LetsPlay/PewDiePie's call for help in his subscriber battle against T-Series.

* BrokenPedestal: Once upon a time, Logan was held in a better regard than his brother Jake, with many calling him the good brother. Then the Japan vlogs happened...

Logan Alexander Paul (born April 1, 1995) is an American actor and internet celebrity. Paul first gained fame through videos shared on former internet video service {{WebOriginal/Vine}}. Paul's television and film work includes guest appearances on ''Series/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit'' and ''Weird Loners'', and roles in films ''Film/TheThinning'' and ''Film/TheSpaceBetweenUs''. His younger brother Jake Paul is also an actor and Internet personality.

He received mainstream infamy after December 31st, 2017 (or January 1st, 2018) when he uploaded a video of him visiting Japan's infamous Aokigahara forest, a place known for its high UsefulNotes/{{suicide}} rate. The video showed the corpse of a then-recently deceased man who had hung himself. Paul took down the video and later posted an apology video. Although Website/YouTube was slow to respond, they removed his channels from their Website/{{Google}} Preferred ad service, halted production on a sequel to ''The Thinning'', and removed him from the [=YouTube=] Red (now [=YouTube=] Premium) series ''WebVideo/{{Foursome}}'' beginning with season 4. Paul himself took a hiatus from his daily vlogs until February 4.

* BrokenPedestal: Once upon a time, many had held Logan in a better regard than his brother Jake, calling him the good brother. Then the Japan vlogs happened...

!!Logan Paul incorporates the following tropes:

He received mainstream infamy after January 1st, 2018 when he uploaded a video of him visiting Japan's infamous Aokigahara forest, a place known for its high UsefulNotes/{{suicide}} rate. The video showed the corpse of a then-recently deceased man who had hung himself. Paul took down the video and later posted an apology video. Although Website/YouTube was slow to respond, they removed his channels from their Website/{{Google}} Preferred ad service, halted production on a sequel to ''The Thinning'', and removed him from the [=YouTube=] Red (now [=YouTube=] Premium) series ''WebVideo/{{Foursome}}'' beginning with season 4. Paul himself took a hiatus from his daily vlogs until February 4.

He received mainstream infamy after December 31, 2017 when he uploaded a video of him visiting Japan's infamous Aokigahara forest, a place known for its high UsefulNotes/{{suicide}} rate. The video showed the corpse of a then-recently deceased man who had hung himself. Paul took down the video and later posted an apology video. Although Website/YouTube was slow to respond, they removed his channels from their Website/{{Google}} Preferred ad service, halted production on a sequel to ''The Thinning'', and removed him from the [=YouTube=] Red (now [=YouTube=] Premium) series ''WebVideo/{{Foursome}}'' beginning with season 4. Paul himself took a hiatus from his daily vlogs until February 4.

Logan Alexander Paul (born April 1, 1995) is an American actor and internet celebrity. Paul first gained fame through videos shared on former internet video service {{WebOriginal/Vine}}. Paul's television and film work includes guest appearances on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Weird Loners, and roles in films Film/TheThinning and Film/TheSpaceBetweenUs.

!!KSI and his channel incorporates the following tropes:

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