| "The Fall of Jake Paul" | |
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| Promotional single by Logan Paul featuring Why Don't We | |
| Released | June 3, 2017 |
| Length | 3:31 |
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| Producer | Logan Paul |
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| "The Fall of Jake Paul" on YouTube | |
"The Fall of Jake Paul" is a song by American YouTuber Logan Paul featuring American boy band Why Don't We. It is a response to the songs "It's Everyday Bro" and "Logang Sucks" by Paul's brother and fellow YouTube personality Jake Paul.
On May 30, 2017, Jake Paul and his influencer group Team 10 released "It's Everyday Bro", a diss track primarily aimed at fellow YouTubers Alissa Violet and PewDiePie. It received a largely negative reaction online. After Logan Paul made jokes criticizing the song in a video, Jake released a diss track called "Logang Sucks", insulting Logan and his group Logang. Logan Paul responded with "The Fall of Jake Paul", in which he insults his brother for not being as financially successful as him. The second verse of the song, in which Logan taunts him over his split from Violet, was initially unreleased as the brothers briefly reconciled after Jake publicly apologized in a video. However, after Jake displayed an unflattering image of Logan on a Melrose Avenue billboard in a publicity stunt to advertise his merchandise, Logan released the verse, alongside a music video featuring a cameo from Violet; the end of the video shows Logan and Violet about to kiss. In response to the song, Jake Paul released "That Ain't On the News" (also titled "YouTube Stars Diss Track").