Not Again

Logan Paul Sparks MORE Controversy With Ill-Advised Comment On Cardi B's Photo

February 1, 2018 16:35PM

What was he thinking?

Logan Paul should’ve just laid low after the controversy that resulted from him posting a video of a person who committed suicide in Japan, but he just didn’t learn. The YouTuber left an ill-advised comment on Cardi B‘s photo and now he’s facing a lot of backlash. Click through to see what he said!

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Cardi had shared a photo of herself from the Grammys with a Kanye West lyric as the caption. "They trinna crucify me like they did Christ," she wrote. That's when Logan left his comment that shocked Cardi's followers.

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did logan paul really comment that on cardi b’s picture…. time for bed pic.twitter.com/B5LUlwyMJ5

— aves (@averymckinney) February 1, 2018

"Lawlz u tellin me," the internet star wrote. Someone shared a screenshot of the exchange on Twitter, writing "Did logan paul really comment that on cardi b’s picture.... time for bed."

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Japan will never be the same 🇯🇵

A post shared by Logan Paul (@loganpaul) on Dec 29, 2017 at 8:56am PST

People were not okay with Logan comparing himself to Cardi. “She aint the one that filmed a dead body and put it in a vlog so… Apples and oranges," someone commented.

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“I’ve never been hated by the whole world…" @LoganPaul tells @michaelstrahan he made a "horrible lapse of judgment" by posting controversial YouTube video in Japan’s suicide forest. https://t.co/FBnkEYbCxg pic.twitter.com/TYsvCAgrmO

— Good Morning America (@GMA) February 1, 2018

Others called Logan out for not being genuine in his apology following his offensive video. “Your apology is fake and you have zero remorse,” someone wrote.

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My problem with Logan Paul is I can't get over the sense that he feels as though he's ENTITLED to millions of dollars and YouTube fame, just unconditionally. "come onnnnnn give it back! I said sorryyyyy!!!! jeeeeeeez!!!"

— Dana Schwartz (@DanaSchwartzzz) February 1, 2018

People have been criticizing Logan for acting entitled since YouTube cut ties with him. "My problem with Logan Paul is I can't get over the sense that he feels as though he's ENTITLED to millions of dollars and YouTube fame, just unconditionally," writer Dana Schwartz tweeted.

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It’s 2018. Let’s grab life by the Pokéballs.

A post shared by Logan Paul (@loganpaul) on Jan 1, 2018 at 4:27pm PST

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