Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary Makes Upsetting Request to Logan Paul

The embodiment of power is in the accumulation of wealth. As seen, wealth is determined by the accumulation of commodities or means of production. Power leads to influence and influence to control and, hence, more power. In this sense, Logan Paul, 27, easily recognized on social media, co-founder of Prime Hydration, and with over twenty million subscribers on YouTube, reflects both power and influence. Not to be derogatory, but if “fighting” is for the “working class”, then Logan Paul does not need to get back in the ring. Here’s why.

Primarily, Paul is a content creator on YouTube and has a significant amount of liberty in determining the nature of his content. As mentioned, he houses 23.3 million subscribers, in other words, an outstanding group of consumers to sell what he would produce.

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Since Paul earns the majority of his income through a widely accessible platform, YouTube, it is fair enough to say he also owns a great deal of the means of his productions. To a certain degree, owning the means of his productions makes Paul independent, and simultaneously influential and powerful. Since in this manner Paul’s life is anyway comfortable, Shark Kevin O’Leary urges the former to quit boxing.

“You’re winning already”: Kevin O’Leary discourages Logan Paul to get back inside the ring

Being a content creator whose videos range from unearthing the rarest of Pokemon cards to punishing his younger brother Jake, for his consumers, Logan Paul himself, on one hand, creates hunger, and on the other, the bread.

As of January 2021, Logan Paul’s net worth is $19 million. At this point, and as he spoke, Kevin O’Leary would not get in a ring.

O’Leary said, “You gotta stay focused. And I wouldn’t get back in the ring. I think you’re nuts. You got all these. You’re winning already.”

In modern society, success is measured by the pileup of wealth. Being a wealthy individual, Paul is, if not for publicity and exposure, for what else does he need to fight?

Logan Paul answers, “I want to win. I want one win.”

Although Paul has his influence, he lacks a victory in boxing. Maybe, for that matter, we would soon see The Maverick back in the ring.

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Do you think Paul should quit boxing? In addition, what do you make of Kevin O’Leary’s remarks? Let us know in the comments.