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Logan Paul was almost a movie. Like an honest-to-God Hollywood motion picture. The reason it never happened is that Logan Paul is a stupid dickhead and blew the whole thing up, and now the producers of that movie are suing him to recoup their losses.
You might remember almost exactly two years ago when Logan Paul went to Japan and thought it would be a good idea to visit the “suicide forest” in Aokigahara, where he came across a dead body. He also decided it would be a good idea to film the dead body, put it in a video, and upload that video to YouTube.
Logan Paul is being sued for $3 million over his suicide forest video
The video was posted three years ago
3 months ago
Controversial YouTuber Logan Paul is being sued by the production company of a film he was due to appear in due to his suicide forest video.
Paul was set to star in Airplane Mode, a 2016 film produced by Planeless Pictures, but according to court documents obtained by People, the company claims that the video lost them a $3 million deal with Google.
In the video, which was uploaded in late 2017, Paul filmed a dead body in the Japanese Aokigahara forest and made jokes with friends that appeared in the video alongside him.
Logan Paul Sued By Production Company Over Fallout From Aokigahara Video
A production company that was set to make a
Logan Paul-fronted film in 2017 is now suing the YouTuber, alleging his infamous
Aokigahara vlog tanked the film and disrupted a multimillion-dollar distribution deal with
Google.
People, the company,
Airplane Mode, an influencer parody film starring Paul, his brother
Jake, and numerous other digital creators, including David Dobrik,
Google–likely via
YouTube, which had plans for its own productions starring the Pauls–subsequently agreed to pay $3.5 million for license to distribute the film, Planeless claims.
But that deal and the entire film allegedly crumbled after Paul posted a video showing the body of an apparent suicide victim. The vlog, uploaded Dec. 31, 2017, was filmed in Aokigahara, a Japanese forest known for the overwhelming number of people who commit suicide there each year. Paul opened the now-deleted video by telling viewers to �
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