Logan Paul Returns To His YouTube Routine After Suicide Forest Scandal

Logan Paul is now just milking his scandal for attention.
As you surely know, the YouTube sensation was hit with an immense amount of backlash when he briefly uploaded a vlog featuring an apparent suicide victim. The since deleted vid had footage of Paul and his friends laughing while examining a dead body in Japan’s Aokigahara forest.
Related: Logan Defends He Is A “Good Guy Who Made A Bad Decision”
While the 22-year-old has already made his return to YouTube following the scandal, this is Paul’s first video not exclusively about suicide. Logan’s first upload was, of course, an apology for his insensitive social media snafu. The next video was a short film all about suicide prevention and awareness.
Sadly, the third installment in Logan’s return to the video sharing site shows that the Ohio native is back to his annoying antics. At the start of his vid, Logan is dressed as a bearded man who’s washed up on a shore. As a voice over described Paul as “the disgraced YouTuber,” Logan hit back with:

“Yo, hold up├óΓé¼ΓÇ¥disgrace? What you mean disgrace, boy? I took a break. What other YouTuber you know can take a three-week break and still gain 1 million subscribers?'”

Ugh. Don’t BRAG about your scandal, bro. Have you learned NOTHING???
Paul went on to poke fun at the aftermath following his January scandal AND even signed a petition for YouTube to delete his channel. Well, it’s clear that this kid thinks he’s indestructible. One-ball Paul also addresses other controversies, including a $4 million lawsuit he’s facing.
In order to save face, he once again brought up the fact that he’s donating $1 million to suicide prevention organizations. He also added:

“No matter how much hate or comments from random strangers├óΓé¼┬ªit’s noise to me. I will never ever ever forget who I am at my core and no one can make me think I’m something otherwise and as long as I’m learning and improving and getting better as a person then we good.”

In his conclusion, Paul also acknowledged that he’s “a very polarizing dude,” thus bound to always face criticism. In fact, he vowed: