With some mournful piano music, suicide statistics, a first-person account of a suicide survivor, montage of the media backlash, videotaped conversations with experts, multiple shots of empty blank stares to depict deep thought, adorable shot with a puppy to show humanity — Logan Paul has been transformed and now ready to teach us how to keep people from committing suicide.
New Logan Paul is too sensitive to face the camera. His channel’s thumbnail appears to be mocking him.
In 5 simple steps, “new Logan Paul” gives an insightful process that can actually save people’s lives. Very useful stuff. Kudos to him for taking the time to bringing Kevin Hines’ story to his millions of followers who, just a few days ago, were justifying his actions in Japan.
New Logan Paul is delivering an important message while not facing the camera
The video is so well done that it appears new Logan Paul may actually be on the road to redeeming himself from that despicable video and all the stupid stuff he has done in the past. Cool story, bro.
Perhaps, actor and social media star Jimmy Wong delivered in a series of tweets what we all really wanted to say:
Here’s to hoping his next upload would be a PSA video on “The Dangers of Throwing Pokeballs on Moving Vehicles”, or a discussion on respect for other cultures, a documentary on entitlement and how it affects irresponsible actions, a touching video on not being a total douche, perhaps? At this rate, he and his PR team would never run out of material. A million dollars per offended party would be a nice touch as well.
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