Comedian Chris D'Elia is totally annihilating YouTuber Logan Paul on Twitter with his spicy comebacks after Paul announced that he would no longer be vlogging daily.
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It's been a week since Logan Paul made the poor decision to taze some dead rats in this video. It was a decision that led Youtube to suspend the millionaire's advertising - something that really should have happened a long, long time ago. Fortunately for us, the internet loves to revel in the missteps of others, especially the mistakes of very public morons like Logan Paul. The r/dankmemes subreddit is currently overflowing with proof of this, and here are some of our favorite memes that put Logan Paul in his place.
Logan Paul, apparently the internet's #1 moron, is in hot water again - and this time he won't be able to make money off it. Youtube has decided to temporarily suspend the vloggers advertising in response to his recent (and heinous actions.) One would think that after the suicide forest debacle and subsequent tearful apology, Paul had learned his lesson. But that's just not the case.
On February 5th, Logan Paul came under fire for animal cruelty following the upload of this video - in which Paul shoots dead rats with a taser. Lovely. PETA was not happy about this, and Paul received a lot of criticism from people pointing out that his newfound "respect for the dead" does not, apparently, extend to animals.
Just days before, Logan Paul made a very foolish Tide pods reference on Twitter - saying he would swallow one Tide pod per retweet. At this point, we're all aware of the insane crackdown regarding the Tide pod challenge. It was this tweet, and the animal cruelty, that ultimately led Youtube to suspend the advertising - tweeting "In response to Logan Paul's recent pattern of behavior, we've temporarily suspended ads on his channels."
Finally.
Simpsons shitposting is practically a religion at this point, and very few scenes have gone as viral as Skinner's hilariously disastrous Steamed Hams luncheon. Over the past year, many Youtubers have crafted some seriously funny and creative video remixes of the popular scene. Here are some of our personal favorites.
Grunge rockers Nirvana show their distaste for following the rules in this hilarious recording from British music show 'Top of the Pops.' Apparently the show runners would force bands to perform live vocals over pre-recorded back tracks. The Seattle band predictably deemed this to be un-rock and roll, and, instead of backing out, trolled the entire performance of "Smells Like Teen Spirit" in their own goofy and irreverent way.
Earlier today we brought you a recipe for edible Tide pods, now we've got Binging With Babish serving up something a little more tasty: Principal Skinner's P.O.W. Fish Stew.
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We've already established that Logan Paul is pretty much the scum of the earth, but Youtube meme lord grandayy has managed to dramatically up our distaste for him with this nightmarish video. The terrifying clip imagines a world in which vlogger Logan Paul replaces Alexa in an Amazon Echo. If this isn't the technological dystopia described in Black Mirror, we don't know what is.
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Vlogger Ross of RossCreations is causing a lot of laughs (and some anger) with his latest prank. The idea is to sneak stray hot dogs into the pockets (or hoods) of unsuspecting grocery shoppers and wait for their confusion and surprise. The range of reactions to the rogue meat tubes is actually amazing.
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Vlogger Logan Paul is under fire (and rightfully so) after filming a dead body in Aokigahara, a known Japanese "suicide forest." The video, which has since been deleted, shows Paul joking in front of the camera before stumbling upon a suicide victim hanging in a tree. The video, despite claims of demonetization, spurred heavy criticism for its seemingly exploitative and highly insensitive nature - especially considering Japan's historically high suicide rate.
Logan has since apologized, claiming he "didn't do it for the views," but the critical tweets - and memes - are still pouring in.
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Spoilers ahead! This video tackles some major plot holes in December's controversial Star Wars installment. Did you catch any of these?
