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YouTuber Logan Paul says he deserves a second chance after posting a video of a suicide victim

YouTube cut off his main revenue stream as a result of his actions.

Jan 16th 2018, 7:34 AM 10,583 Views 5 Comments

YOUTUBER LOGAN PAUL has said he deserves a second chance, having learned “so many things” after receiving backlash for posting a video featuring a dead body.

The 23 year-old told TMZ at LAX that he’s been treated “fairly”, in reference to YouTube pulling him from one of its original series, and cutting off his main revenue stream from his 15 million subscribers.

When asked if he thinks if he deserves a shot at redemption, he replied:

Everyone deserves a second chance, bro.”

Logan Paul posted a video of a suicide victim’s body hanging in the forest. After (deservedly) catching flack from the celebrities and the wider YouTube community, he took down the video and issued an apology.

Source: Logan Paul Vlogs/YouTube

To say Twitter’s not exactly alight at the thoughts of a Logan Paul comeback is an understatement.

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YouTuber Logan Paul says he deserves a second chance after posting a video of a suicide victim

YouTube cut off his main revenue stream as a result of his actions.