Logan Paul Reveals the $100 Million Mistake He Made With Prime | PBD Podcast #856
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How did Logan Paul get started in content creation and what shaped his early career?
I don't give a f There's one guy named Logan Paul. Whether you like him or not, people are talking about him. He's everywhere.
I'm everywhere. When I picked up a video camera and I found things that I actually loved, it didn't feel like work. That part came natural to me.
Is he selling you a dream? Is he shaping your mind to do? Nothing. I worked hard doing things that I hated. You've had a few setbacks in your career. You've had certain and a lot of them were couple. How different is the last Logan Paul going through a setback than the one from ten years ago? The world's changing so fast, man. When you guys were competing, were you like punking him, pushing him around, like kicking his ass a little bit? It wasn't a competition. I was smoking him. How do you view content creation. What is the science of content creation for you? It's interesting because there is a science behind it. It's all art. They're all brush strokes on a canvas. It just changes. If you would box and do one of these big boxing matches you guys who who would you fight?
Something's gonna happen. Something's
gonna happen, that's for sure. You know, to Pat's point, I'm incredible. I really am. Um I've chosen to share my story with the world. The story has ups, the story has down. None of it fing matters. We're on a floating rock spinning in the middle of an infinite universe. If you think for one f second anyone actually cares about what you're doing, you're wrong. Were you like this ten years ago? Or did you
have to develop this mindset?
No.
If you and Jake fought, who would win? Whoa What's this guy tryna do?
Can I keep it real? Keep it real. Tom Brady.
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Thank you so much.
Man, I'm I'm humbled, I'm honored to be here. It's great to have you. Thank you so much. Yes. Please grab a seat. Sure.
Man, this is great, PVD, I'm impressed. So, question for you. I mean, of course, you know, I came to the back, we had a chance to speak. I'm gonna bring Dylan up here because he wants to talk to you as well. How is it possible this is the dynamic I want because we got some parents here that their kids are content creators, okay? How is it possible that your parents raise two boys? You guys have a very different personality. Yeah. You're different than Jake. Of course some similarities drive. How is it that both of you guys doing so well, getting so much attention? That's a great question.
Um, I l I love that lead 'cause I assume there's a lot of parents in here. Um and at the risk of sounding arrogant, yeah, my parents are two for two, which is tough, especially 'cause While we were always there for each other, Jake and I, my brother, um, and we definitely amplified each other. To your point, we are very different. We have very different personalities, and although we've done Similar things in terms of content, our businesses look pretty dramatically different. We say we're the exact same and the exact opposite. We're yin and yang, but To be honest, I I've said this before publicly, I attribute a lot of our success to man, you guys It's a cliche answer and I'm sure you've heard it a ton already, but it is the work ethic that my father instilled in us.
Um I think I think we were both raised by a man who Really did his own thing, refused to let the world tell him who he is, stubborn, hard working, and didn't bow down to anyone. But at the same time had this burning desire to just be a great father.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did Logan Paul get started in content creation and what shaped his early career?
0:00–9:23
2
What does Logan say about the science versus art of content creation?
9:23–19:07
3
How does Logan approach storytelling and what framework does he use for his videos?
19:07–28:36
4
What was the story behind Logan’s entry into WWE and his first wrestling match?
28:36–37:25
5
How did Logan negotiate the Prime partnership and what challenges did he face?
37:25–47:16
6
What was the $100 million exit mistake Logan mentions and how did it impact Prime?
47:16–55:24
7
Which future fight does Logan envision – Connor McGregor or another opponent?
55:24–1:02:16
8
What advice does Logan give to aspiring creators about failures, exit strategies, and staying humble?
1:02:16–1:09:58
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