The ever controversial Jake Paul is back yet again, as his infamy threatens to seriously harm his career, and possibly even his freedom.
This week has not been good for Jake Paul, as a local news reporter did a piece, saying that Paul's neighbours were not happy about his loutish behaviour and were considering legal advice.
In short, Jake Paul had put up the Team 10 houses address on Google, which means a constant influx of screaming fans are now present in the neighbourhood. Added to this, his childish antics, such as setting a large fire in his back yard has meant that his neighbours are not pleased. One even said he had turned the neighbourhood into 'hell'.
This was not the main issue of the week however, as Jake Paul decided to apologise to his neighbours...but he also secretly filmed his apology which is apparently illegal in California and can lead to a year in jail or a fine of around $2500. Following on from this, it has been reported locally that one of the neighbours is pressing charges for this act of illegal eavesdropping which could land Paul in jail.
It seems Jake Paul's reckless behaviour may finally be catching up with him and possibly house eviction is now the least of his worries.
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Friday, 21 July 2017
Thursday, 29 June 2017
Team 10's Jake Paul claims to own rights to Ricegum diss song, effectively taking the songs earnings
Once again it seems Team 10's main man Jake Paul is surrounded in Youtube controversy as the 'Everyday Bro' fallout continues and doesn't look like going away any time soon.
The song went viral, mostly for the wrong reasons of appearing obnoxious and cringe worthy, but since then an interesting twist has emerged.
As ever, Youtuber Ricegum was quick to emerge and teamed up with Jake Paul's ex-girlfriend, Alissa Violet to create a diss song, 'Every Night Sis'. The song was basically dissing Jake Paul and Team 10 whilst using the beat of the 'Everyday Bro' song.
This is where things get interesting, as according to Jake Paul, when being interviewed by 'The Hollywood fix', he claimed that he "claimed the views on it" and that he'd "buy a new car with it", meaning he has the monetisation of the video, which is definitely a possibility as the song may have used his original 'Everyday Bro' instrumental without his permission.
Interestingly the song is still up on Ricegum's channel, which currently sits at nearly 30 million views and counting. In other words, if Jake Paul is true, he may well be able to buy a new car from the monetisation. Elsewhere, Ricegum could theoretically remove the channel, but it also acts as good promotion for himself, so even though the two are 'enemies', it may be of mutual benefit for the video to stay as it is, earning Jake Paul money and Ricegum more of a following.
The song went viral, mostly for the wrong reasons of appearing obnoxious and cringe worthy, but since then an interesting twist has emerged.
As ever, Youtuber Ricegum was quick to emerge and teamed up with Jake Paul's ex-girlfriend, Alissa Violet to create a diss song, 'Every Night Sis'. The song was basically dissing Jake Paul and Team 10 whilst using the beat of the 'Everyday Bro' song.
This is where things get interesting, as according to Jake Paul, when being interviewed by 'The Hollywood fix', he claimed that he "claimed the views on it" and that he'd "buy a new car with it", meaning he has the monetisation of the video, which is definitely a possibility as the song may have used his original 'Everyday Bro' instrumental without his permission.
Interestingly the song is still up on Ricegum's channel, which currently sits at nearly 30 million views and counting. In other words, if Jake Paul is true, he may well be able to buy a new car from the monetisation. Elsewhere, Ricegum could theoretically remove the channel, but it also acts as good promotion for himself, so even though the two are 'enemies', it may be of mutual benefit for the video to stay as it is, earning Jake Paul money and Ricegum more of a following.
Sunday, 25 June 2017
Youtube's Team 10 Exposed (Alleged Nick Crompton scandal)
Recently, the Youtube super-group of vloggers, known as 'Team 10' have been rapidly gaining popularity and millions of views on the website and social media at large.
Part of this was down to the 'Everyday Bro' video from their leader Jake Paul who created a stir through his cocky persona and lack of creativity with his song lyrics.
Since then a slew of response videos followed and the Team 10 fame rose to even bigger heights - as well as infamy for being somewhat cringe worthy, nonetheless from a fame and monetary perspective, their success cannot be denied.
Going further down the Youtube rabbit hole found this clip from Instagram model 'Mick Maio' (link here: https://www.instagram.com/mickmaio/?hl=en). As seen, he is quite an attractive gent, plus his Instagram shots do seem quite homoerotic (which is relevant to the story later).
Anyway, to cut a long story short, according to his video - Mick was invited to the Team 10 house to hang out and possibly even join the outfit. Here he claims that Jake Paul was in charge of the house, that it wasn't as fun as it seemed and that the other members were not making the money which was hinted at.
So far, these claims are fairly tame. Based on his popularity it would be easy to assume that Jake Paul was the most successful and that there was a degree of sensationalism behind their videos...to think otherwise would be somewhat naive.
However, the most shocking part of the video is when Maio claimed that Team 10 CEO Nick Crompton came on to him via text messages, and pestered him if he could 'suck his dick'. In short, Maio goes on to claim that Crompton (a known homosexual) wanted sexual favours for Maio to enter the house and therefore elevate his career. Maio claimed that after he rejected his advances, he was thrown out of a party, their relationship soured and he left (it is worth noting that Maio is a heterosexual, so you can see how things could become uncomfortable).
Anyway, it is very important to state that these are merely the words of Maio himself and none of this is fact or proven - but merely based on his own self-published video entitled 'Truth about Team 10'. This video can be viewed below and viewers can come to their own conclusions.
Part of this was down to the 'Everyday Bro' video from their leader Jake Paul who created a stir through his cocky persona and lack of creativity with his song lyrics.
Since then a slew of response videos followed and the Team 10 fame rose to even bigger heights - as well as infamy for being somewhat cringe worthy, nonetheless from a fame and monetary perspective, their success cannot be denied.
Going further down the Youtube rabbit hole found this clip from Instagram model 'Mick Maio' (link here: https://www.instagram.com/mickmaio/?hl=en). As seen, he is quite an attractive gent, plus his Instagram shots do seem quite homoerotic (which is relevant to the story later).
Anyway, to cut a long story short, according to his video - Mick was invited to the Team 10 house to hang out and possibly even join the outfit. Here he claims that Jake Paul was in charge of the house, that it wasn't as fun as it seemed and that the other members were not making the money which was hinted at.
So far, these claims are fairly tame. Based on his popularity it would be easy to assume that Jake Paul was the most successful and that there was a degree of sensationalism behind their videos...to think otherwise would be somewhat naive.
However, the most shocking part of the video is when Maio claimed that Team 10 CEO Nick Crompton came on to him via text messages, and pestered him if he could 'suck his dick'. In short, Maio goes on to claim that Crompton (a known homosexual) wanted sexual favours for Maio to enter the house and therefore elevate his career. Maio claimed that after he rejected his advances, he was thrown out of a party, their relationship soured and he left (it is worth noting that Maio is a heterosexual, so you can see how things could become uncomfortable).
Anyway, it is very important to state that these are merely the words of Maio himself and none of this is fact or proven - but merely based on his own self-published video entitled 'Truth about Team 10'. This video can be viewed below and viewers can come to their own conclusions.
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