‘People Thrive Off Negativity’: Logan Paul Hits Back at Fans for Criticizing His Gameboy Project

Logan Paul is no stranger to staying at the top of the news for any and every reason in the world. The YouTuber turned boxer often makes it to the headlines with his podcasts, interest in NFTs, art, and crafts and so much more. That said, a few days back, Paul became a talk of the town with the epoxy resin Gameboy project.

Starting off with a base layer of epoxy resin, Paul dipped 15 GameBoys in a solution, and all of them had a different color. Later, he put them on a base layer, spacing them out evenly. Post that, he used another layer of solution and used a blowtorch to iron out any bubbles or bumps.

The end result was a multi-colored GameBoy, complemented by a Pokemon-colored frame. Many loved this artwork by ‘The Maverick’. However, he also faced unnecessary backlash for attempting this creative initiative.

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In his latest podcast, Paul opened up on the heat he received on the internet for his artwork.

He said, “For some reason man people thrive off negativity to like positive positive stuff like that ain’t gonna make the news we want to see the f**ked up s**t.” 

“So the point is I’m f**king obsessed with this with this thing. And so I thought it’d be cool to make a table with some of my favorite things that I had in it for this for a resin project.”

“You don’t trend for good s**t. Typically, your trend for bad s**t. And sure enough, there was a subset of retro gamers that were extremely unhappy”

Some fans defended Logan Paul from the backlash

Logan Paul, on one end, accrued many reactions that didn’t go his way. However, there were certain fans who took it to Twitter to defend the YouTuber.

A lot of them felt the hatred coming in for Paul was absolutely unnecessary.

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As a result, some fans did not shy away from voicing their opinion about ‘The Maverick’. Paul is a fan of trying out some unusual life activities and he does that without caring about the criticism he might receive.

What do you make of Logan Paul’s above comments?