EP#12 | Getting Real with Logan Paul
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Niko and Clint sit down with the one and only Logan Paul. They talk about Logan's upcoming Flat Earth documentary, his life perspective, what drives him, his fight with KSI, and what he sees for his future.
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Man...this was interesting. I'll be honest, when this first popped up, I was...disappointed. Thought "Eh, probably going to skip that one," to myself. Then I caught Niko's outro on the Corridor Crew video where they make the title card and some VFX shots for Logan. Figured it can't hurt to give the guy a chance. And...I'll be honest. I'm still not a fan of Logan. Still don't even necessarily like him. But...I can respect and understand him a bit more. Being able to be honest about yourself, admit that you fucked up, that you have blind spots and can do dumb things without realizing the consequences...That takes a level of maturity. I hope the guy continues to grow. I'd honestly be happy if one day I could look at Logan Paul and go, "huh, look at that. He's made himself into a good role model." I also think he can do it, if he applies himself.
Well said, I completely agree.
Remember, the hate he's getting in many ways is similar to the hate pewdiepie used to get for his screaming personality. (Not trying to equate the two, obv the japanese story was a bigger fuckup) And now he's such a different content creator. I'd be happy to see the same with Logan.
@@Schnabetier Did Pewdiepie receive the same amount of hate that Logan receives? Genuinely asking. Also, Logan is honestly trying to change himself, it's pretty evident by the way he is on his podcast.
@@sudeshnapal1832 I would say Pewdiepie is currently getting more hate by big companies than normal people.
I am legion is dope you've got good music taste
"The hardest choices require the strongest of wills."
-Thanos
favourite part of the podcast
Nice
Best use of that line I have seen
Or pure ignorance or pure naiveness.
"I'm goin' up Thanos's ass." - Ant-Man
So this is why you guys were building the guillotine
@@joshualong7212 r/whoosh 😂dude chill it's just a joke and it's not that disgusting but hey if he doesn't like him that's his opinion🤷 just be okay with his comment and keep scrollin😂
@@Capn_Chimera r/whoosh. pretty sure marbled sky is joking
@@Gigazard r/woosh. pretty sure ComedyWolf_ is joking
@@joshualong7212 r/wooooosh
HroBro r/woosh pretty sure cherizord 23 is joking
I will say, I don't think it's right to judge anyone for hearing an opinion and being willing to research and discuss it. I am in agreeance with Niko on that hearing is not agreeing and to be well rounded and grow, it's good to hear multiple sides. Thank you Corridor cast for this podcast.
Although I still may not be a fan of Logan Paul based upon his demeanor on this podcast, it helped me understand him more and to hear his side of the story rather than just hearing general opinions on the internet and being disassociated with him due to it. And I can make my own conclusions upon hearing first hand Logan Paul's opinions and stories.
I think Logan Paul is aiming for a good direction, but we will see how he develops in the coming years.
I wish the best on his journey to better himself and hope he can mature as an individual and as an influencer on social media platforms.
He's got a lot of shit to fix and make up for
I think you can really feel his inner temperament in some of those answers getting control over him. He showed some signs of the iamverysmart tray
@@megatto691 You may be right, but everyone has to start somewhere. There are consequences for actions people choose to do, but it doesn't mean they shouldn't try to become better.
Personally, I think there are some actions that Logan says he will do in the future that I do not agree with, however he did speak on other things he wishes to improve that I do think will be good for his personal growth and for the viewers he influences.
Ultimately what concerns me the most is the effect on culture he has on younger demographics that follow his content. Logan improving and maturing is not just for him but for the millions that closely follow and agree with him.
From what I can tell, I think that he is playing a role at all times. He is playing the game above peoples heads and lying to them. Part of it is that he believes those lies, but I think it should be noted that he didn't know empathy until recently, in his own words. That is a sign that he didn't care what it took to be successful and potentially Sociopathic.
But not to listen to everything and let it change your beliefs like a tree in a hurricane.
It would be so funny nasa sent flat earthers to space 😂
They would convince themselves that they had been drugged and shown some VR, so nothing would've changed.
The "windows" were some really high tech screens! Force feedback was quite amazing as well.
@@Qwarzz space walk...? Also people would fake being flatearthers just to go to space.
I don't think flat earthers are real, they're just holograms
Couple people would be convinced. But, as people said, they'd either think of some way that they would have faked it, or just never agree to do it, thinking that NASA will do something to get them to stop talking.
Denial is really powerful. Someone that's in full denial stage about their dog dying, you could fully get the dog's corpse and show it to them, and they'd still find a way to keep denying it.
I don't remember where it's from, but i heard a quote 'You can't logic someone out of a hole they didn't logic themselves into'.
Plus, sending people to space is really fucking expensive, and NASA isn't going to pay to do it just to prove a point.
QUICKLY BURY THE NEGATIVE COMMENTS WITH NEGATIVE COMMENTS ABOUT THE NEGATIVE COMMENTS
Daniel S The difference is the haters deserve the negativity, Corridor does not! :D
So far it's working.
I like that approach. Hope it goes well.
Genuinely nice comment
Find the negative comments, then load your shotguns, find the mems, and fire them at the negative comments
Checked on the net, apparently he doesn’t believe in it and ended it with “that’s the stupidest theory I ever heard of”
animalamu u should watch the documentary, it’s funny asf dude.. he literally memed everyone. I watched his podcast after it released, they were trying to keep a straight face doing all these interviews and talking about it trying to pretend they were flat ear there
Niko is so intelligent and likable. Maybe that's why he is my favorite out of the crew. I would love to sit down and pick his brain and converse about day to day things.
25:58 “Do you have any friends?” Niko being savage
Niko is awesome because he is both wise from being a UA-camr for as long as anyone has been, but also still a relevant figure in this area... Talk about your true UA-cam elder wisdom right there from watching him conduct that interview
I'm impressed with how well LP balances being his character of crazy while also being sort of real. I appreciate seeing the other side of this guy. He's still kind of a tool but he's been through a lot and hasn't cracked and offed himself. Might be a good guy when he fully transforms into an adult. Its nice seeing that there's some substance behind what he does even if I don't agree with it.
Joel Joplin what does he actually do? All I can tell from his recent videos is chat shit about him self
Not going to lie this podcast changed my whole point of view on Logan Paul
Aight adam?!
In what way
Me I disappointed by him thinking the earth is flat... he have a huge young audience. If he wants to prove that the earth is flat or not, there are traveling in the space. And see that that earth is actually round
He's a better a person than I thought, but surprisingly less intelligent
How so? When he did a Mic drop at a flat earth convention...
I must admit, im not a fan of Logan Paul. I am however a huge fan of Sam, Niko and corridor and everything they have created. This a podcast showing differing opinions and i respect that, i wont unsubscribe for having Logan on their podcast, hell, i wont even judge. you asked questions that he probably hasnt been asked before and hence, added a different side to things. Anyone who says otherwise clearly arent true fans. Good job guys, keep it up :)
I like the crew but after watching the podcast, if you know anything about Logan Paul you won't find any gold nuggets here.
Maybe it was just me, but it was just more of this meathead trying to sound deep when really he just doubled down on things he's said before.
If this is your first time listening to him speak, you may be enlightened. If you've ever click on any video of his or any other person who's given him a mouthpiece, you won't gain any new insight.
I'll sum it up for you: Fuck people, fuck new friends. Positive vibes man. I do it for the views. I don't know man. Form your own opinions. I'm fucking successful. My secret is I work hard. Buy my merch.
@@SarcasticData I love that the way you use the word tool in your comment perfectly fits the top rated definition on Urban Dictionary, and merely from the context Logan provided in this video
Wow you wont even unsubscribe? How brave off you.
I just want to tell you that all of this questions were answered before on his broadcast but you didn't watch them , which is why they brought him here, so that someone that have contexte like me can give you a heads up that you are not aware of what you are saying, which is why this broadcast was made on this channel.
ive been following logan for several years and the japan incident has really help him grow up!
If you're mad at Corridor for doing this interview, you have the mental maturity of Logan Paul's fanbase.
True haha
Well said, hahah.
Being mad abour corridot inviting a scammer, child abuser and an asshole to their channel now is considered bad? Sure.
sums up the hate comments on the new crew episode... it's sad
Anderssen 1115 OOOOOF
Honestly, my entire opinion of Logan Paul changed after this podcast. This is the first podcast I have seen on Corridor Cast and I think it was 100% worth watching.
I’m so proud of the open-minded people commenting in this video. Even though they do not agree with his actions or how the media presents him, they’re open to listen and respect diverse opinions and lifestyles. I guess I haven’t lost my hope in humanity!
I dont understand why people get mad. Even if you don't like the guy its still interesting to hear what they have to say especially when that person is talking to Niko and Clint.
I would 100% agree
MachoMelon I would've loved to see Jake on this, but I figured they'd but heads.
For me it's just little uncomfortable because I was one on few million that had actually seen his video about the suicide forest, and to seen him again, is just ehhh
(In my friends group we were fans of Logan and liked him quite a bit but after that, just whew)
Only watched 5 minutes and I'm not a fan of Logan Paul but this is the first time I have seen him be on camera and be actually tolerable as opposed to when he's spazzing out on his vlog and being obnoxious. I guess thats what kids like to see.
It’s because they’re children they don’t know how to move on, and they don’t know that hearing the opinions of others I perfectly acceptable
Haven't watched it yet but still would love to see more people, "controversial" people and to watch your guys opinion as well! Thanks for this
interviewing controversial people seems like a really interesting series given the interviewer's laidbackness
What’s with the camera angles
they are angled
@@CZTachyonsVN gottem
The one on Logan is fine, the camera on Niko and (Forget his name) Clint could be a bit higher up or more to it's right
Looks fine to me?
I think room is too small
You should make a podcast with D or something like that.
Yeees
Fuck D
@@SirKingHoff Why do you hate D?
i find D's energy and attitude to be really off-putting and negative. it could be just how it comes across on camera. but he always seems skeptical about everything, shoots ideas down, thinks other people's ideas are dumb, makes mean spirited jokes. but like i said, maybe he's fine in real life
I just thought D was really competitive, I think he's cool lol
Everyone who is saying that they are unsubing is an idiot, yeah Logan Paul might not be the best, but that just means he has a different perspective and that is what is interesting.
the flat earth theory doesn't make Logan Paul look smart
Well maybe they are unsubing because they don't like this different perspective anymore
This is really interesting because Logan is definitely a different person this year than he was last year. Everyone evolves, but sometimes we're stuck in that facade where we have to live up to this expectation of what people want us to be. Sometimes if we pretend we're what everyone else wants us to be, we'll end up believing it our self. Logan is clearly aware of why someone may not like him or his content, but he also just wants to entertain. He's trying to live his dream while entertaining, but the responsibility that comes along with that isn't always a clear path to controlling that, and when there are so many people waiting to pounce on you whenever you make a mistake you can either break down or toughen up and ignore them. Logan is pushing through and trying to continue his life doing what he loves while making sure he doesn't let the haters get to him, even if there is some real concern for him.
People are complicated, and he's young. I'm young. If every mistake I made was caught on camera and watched by millions of people every day I'd have some pressure building up as well. It's cool that he sat down to be real in his own way with you guys. Even if someone puts up a face, eventually they'll let it fall down and let their true self slip into the conversation which he did try to do while still maintaining his persona. Thanks for interviewing him and thanks for being so respectful to him regardless of the controversy around him. Great video. Awesome podcast.
ChromeFXFilms This is an excellent response. I guess the flip side of the coin is, is that what he did over the last few years, with the body thing, the abuse, bullying, manipulating those twins with his brother, etc, kinda reaches far beyond what most/any 20-something would do with no remorse. Wether this is right or wrong, I believe he changed not because he finally realized what he is doing is wrong, but because everyone, and companies, were really trying to take him down, and his business and online presence was taking a hit. This is entirely my opinion, doesn't mean it's wrong or right, but yeah.
I'm still giving him one more year before I trust him to have his head on straight.
This is my thing i always have to remind myself. The kid is an idiot most of the time. But if I had a camera on me in my early 20s and millions of people were encouraging me and hyping me up I would probably be full of cocaine and filming dead bodies in the forest.
@@dog6413 um what are you even talking about? He was disrespectful in Japan, and filmed the suicide victim. THAT'S IT. You mixed up his mistakes with his brother's. He NEVER even talked to the twins, and what abuse are you referring to? Stop making shit up.
Dog this is what they talked about on this podcast, it’s easy to be ignorant and talk without knowing the facts and backstory.
I wasn't a fan of Logan Paul. Still not really a "fan". But I respect him more now than before because He's trying to be a better person.
They say action speaks louder than words, I definitely saw a more vulnerable side to Logan as he answered to Niko and Clint. Cheers guys for bringing us a worth while interview with Logan despite the negative connotations associated with him. Am still not a fan of his work but I must say I do appreciate his sentiment on treating humans like humans and his ambitious drive to stay afloat with peoples attention online. Definitely an interesting podcast. Good luck to Wren for doing the dirty work.
After listening to this podcast I have grown a new perspective for Logan. And I think it’s good to hear that he acknowledges his mistakes and is willing to everything he can to fix it. At first I hated Logan but after this, I have grown a better appreciation for him!
U should watch impaulsive he's even better there
Where did Logan’s Old School Brooklyn accent come from?
I thought I was tripping! I never remember hearing Logan with that accent. Maybe its because I've never heard him talk calmly and serious, I've only heard him shouting or being loud.
I'm one of those that your preface was directed towards. I wasn't going to watch this, but what you said in your corridor crew video changed my mind. I don't like Logan Paul, but I'm happy for you guys to be able to do this within the context of recent events. Good job capitalizing on this opportunity; I wish you all the best as always.
I didn't know I wanted this interview, but here I am watching it
What microphone do you guys use. Just wondering because the audio quality is sexy.
Yung Otako I think it’s a audio technica brand mic... not sure of the model though
There is more to audio then just the microphones
Parker Nguyen the mics look like Audio Technica cardioid condenser microphones from the AT40xx series. Around the mics themselves are some standard pop filters you can find on Amazon. It would also be worth looking into a proper audio interface that will connect the mic to your computer and provide phantom power to the condenser mic.
Hope that helps
A good pod that wifend my perspective on both Logan and his Life still not my favorite youtuber but atleast I can understand why he done his shit and I respect how he has the right mentality about cahnging to the better. Good pod Niko and Clint this was the first I heard from youbafter watching corridor crew and node now I have another corridor channel to sub to
thank you so much, you guys. i knew this was going to be a GREAT one with the intro alone. very well spoken.
Thanks for the podcast, love the talk and bringing other views in.
I would like to hear Nikko and Clint's detailed thoughts about what Logan has said, the points he made, and their opinions about Logan before they met him and after their interview with him.
I agree, but I think you want to hear this stuff for the wrong reasons.
I Watched this whole thing, And honestly, I loved it. I actually gained more respect for logan, Becuase really I don't think a lot of it was B.S. And that he truly wants to make a difference. Very entertaining and really gave me good insight to life.
I love your point of view about taking in many perspectives and information in an attempt to challenge, and or reaffirm your understanding of what is. Love your content.
I love you guys so much. You should try and move the microphones so you can see everyone better. Great podcast!
This was a really interesting podcast. I never watched anything Logan Paul related and only knew about the forest thing from reddit. At the time it just felt like any other vlogger/youtuber trying to make money and going too far in the process, not a psychopath like everyone else was saying. From this, he doesn't seem that bad. Just a very successful guy with a slightly immature mind. He is definitely very smart at creating the brand he is.
This was a pretty good podcast. Was actually expecting less from what Logan had to say. I think my opinion of Logan Paul has improved slightly (I suppose this is due to understanding him as a person a little more)
"listening to people doesn't necessarily mean you agree with them, if you can't have your ideas challenged then it's not worth holding on to them"- Niko. Very wise and very well said Niko.
-please don't mind my paraphrasing
I didn't know what to expect when I clicked on this. But it's a very fascinating interview. Well done!
A very good podcast. Love the "controversial" guest concept and everyone was very articulate. Logan seemed to get increasingly comfortable as the podcast went on. I'd say that is good since you do not want any guest to feel uncomfortable especially someone that is "controversial". I will say I am not a fan of Logan or Jake, but they know how to beat the system and they are intelligent people despite trying to hide that fact behind a different persona. Keep up the dope podcasts!!
Hey Quill..Are you making your voice deeper?
Great job guys!!! Listening does not mean agreeing. Love it. Good interview, great channel.
I scoffed when I first heard Logan was on Corridor's podcast, but I am happy you had him on. While I do not agree with some of the things he as done, is doing, or is trying to do, I think it is true that I have had a brutally misinformed image of him. Thank you for this opportunity, I'll be looking forward to future guests too!
“I don’t know if I ever had empathy” is exactly how a sociopath would describe what it’s like to be a sociopath.
It sounds like your dehumanising sociopaths.
@@guaneerjock6247 yeah well sociopaths dehumanize humans…
@@guaneerjock6247 lack of empathy is a lack of humanity sooo
Okay made it to the end. Subbed. Clicked Bell. (I'm notify gang on all your channels and Node lol)
NOTES FOR CORRIDOR!!! Everything was fucking perfect. Questions were good, I felt a pretty fair balance between both of you and you both gave Logan plenty of time to speak. My only recommendations are on people to get for interviews! Get all the youtube bois, obviously. I'd love to see boogie2988 specifically. I think the quality here was worthy of bringing in stars as well. Actors, Musicians, politicians, and the like. Honestly I'd like to see you guys interview some major game devs as well, but less about the game they're currently working on and more on their experience in the game industry, etc.
This was awesome. Great job from all three of you.
27:35 😂😂 idk why I find that so funny. “We were going to Italy to go pick up Lamborghinis”
Logan reminds me of old school Shane. I think people forget how hated Shane was and how much controversy was attached to his name. But hes a good person and people finally realized. I think Logan will get his time.
I don’t like particularly like Logan Paul’s videos, but when ever it’s something slowed down and just a conversation he seems reasonably likable.
You did a good job interviewing him, great questions although some of them he didn’t quite answer clearly.
Looks like y’all prepared well. Amazing work !
The dry nervous 'ha' from Clint in the end was pretty funny
For all the people defending corridor, CHILL, no one is blaming them... 90% comments defending them 0% blaming them...
just few "unsubs" comments... if you are ok with logan paul... be ok with them to...
Their video on Corridor Crew is filled with negative comments, calling them sellouts, people saying that they've lost respect for them, etc.
After listening this podcast, this guy is cringy... but I don't hate him
TechGoggles watched some of your videos. And now I know who the cringe one is..
Like Fight Club, this is so different after seeing the twist.
Very interesting to listen to whilst I was playing Prey.
Not sure how much of it I can take seriously... But I'm always game for hearing people out. Keep the cool content coming corridor guys!
i love the fact that you open your platform for anyone, honestly give these sorta people a platform i love listening to the other side of the coin.
Ryan Higa, Ian Hecox, Anthony Padilla, Liza Koshy or Freddie Wong :)
These comments are just for filled with people talking about how everyone shouldn't be angry with corridor.... We Live In A Society
That Anna Akana plug during the last Logan anecdote was great. 😂
Honestly not a bad interview at all!
So both Tom Scott and Logan Paul were featured in that emission.
This is something I didn't expect to say.
I absolutely loved this podcast, and I normally don't like podcasts. This, though, felt like something different. It had this great theme and message of listening from someone, whom you may disagree with, and try to understand this perspective. Something that I believe that the internet, and people on Earth in general, need more of. From finding context to the video of the smirking "Make America Great Again" kid, to Logan Paul trying to understand why Flat Earthers believe what they believe, to perspectives and personalities behind cameras, and even coming to understand the controversial Logan Paul! (I certainly didn't think that Logan would be one to want to be a great engineer.) This was an amazing video/podcast (hell, an amazing form of media), I don't care what the comments say. On my way to make this comment, I accidentally pressed subscribe. Probably the best mistake I've ever made recently ;)
the points about brotherhood and reason/will to create most got me to cry
this was definitely a great interview.
Im actually surprised with how insightful this whole exploration into perspective was. Logans on the point about how people who 'hate on him' only know the few clips taken from here or there and thats all some people know about him. ive come out of this feeling like, 'yeah, hes right on me about that. and that we're all humans at the end of the day.' hes aware hes fucked up some things and hes making efforts to be a better person.
ps wow, the fricken charisma stat on the guy
You need new mic stands. They seem to be blocking faces in this video. Mic stands or keeping them below the face or something would be much better.
It's a podcast. You don't need to see their faces. Sound quality is more important.
@@TheZnarfquad How would changing their mic stands affect sound quality?
@@ajablast it won't lol. read your original comment and the response back again
@@NtentYT oh so you are saying that because this is strictly a podcast and not at all a UA-cam video then they don't need to focus on how they look? Maybe I'm the only one who doesn't close their eyes when watching UA-cam podcasts.
@@ajablast no I'm saying your response doesn't make any sense...
Let me explain:
1.you commented that they should change their mic stands so that people would see them better, ok all good.
2.one guy responded saying that you don't need to see their faces because it's a podcast and sound is more important than the video.
3.you replied with asking how changing the mic setup would affect sound quality which has nothing to do with what the guy was talking about. He never said to change the mic stands, and he never said it would affect sound quality
Logan paul: math and science is my shit
Also Logan Paul : I want to make a documentary about flat earth
Have you watched it yet? It's pretty hilarious. I'd even call it commedy gold. They've trolled everyone. Must have been hard to keep it a secret for so long. Give it a try and turn it off if you don't find it funny after 5 minutes :-)
Have not watched it yet! Looking forward to seeing a different perspective like you said!
the best part about the video is almost every comment is either, how great the interview is, or, negative comments about, negative comments that don't exist.
My only critique having this been the first podcast I've watched from you guys is that it's not very pleasant looking. Not sure which cameras you're using here, and obviously the focus is the audio but surely you guys could up the production quality. It's what you're good at on both of your other channels. Footage looks grainy and washed out to me.
Seeing as it's a very long and uncut video, they probably don't want to film at a very high quality.
I'd love more wider cam that shows both the hosts and the guest. For the first 30 seconds I legit thought for a minute they had a fake Logan Paul there and it was going to be a parody. But for some things the guest says, I'd love to see the real time facial reactions of Niko and whoever.
It’s a podcast man, the audio is what matters!
This interview changed my mind about Logan Paul
Didn’t expect this, to be honest. I never “hated” the guy, I had no reason to, but I was mostly indifferent. I was glad to hear this, and honestly, he seems like he really wants to work on himself and be better. The way he describes his journey is like driving a car really fast. Sometimes, you are bound to hit something. He’s achieved a lot for being so young, and he’s slammed his head on certain parts of his journey.
I feel a little more motivated. I pride myself on always working on my future, being the best at what I do and making more moves than anyone around me, but he’s my age, and he’s achieved so much already. It doesn’t matter if you like what he’s done or not, again, I’m indifferent to his more mainstream content that I’ve seen, but he has done it, and nobody can take it away. Made me feel like I’m not trying enough when I should be doing more, and I should probably get on with the show. Thanks Logan. I hope one day the public perception is unanimously what you seem to think of yourself as. I for one, came out better from this interview, whether that was the intention or not. There’s something I never expected to say...
Woaw good job, love the philosophie of a open mind, very interesting ! Good job guy’s
confidence without clarity is dangerous
So I'll just add my thoughts on this:
I really enjoyed seing something about this talk: When the talk started Logang was his full blown persona. I'll be honest, I hate that. I'm not his target audience I guess and it shows. During the talk he really opened up though and I felt like there was genuine conversation to be had. That part was great. It also fits into what he said regarding making friends: He's careful about opening up, which I understand regarding his unique situation within the youtube ecosystem.
I also really get some narcissism vibes from him, but I'm not sure how much of that is persona and how much is the Logan under all of this, because that feeling wore off over the length of the talk.
Since you said you'd be interested in hearing about the topics discussed: I really liked both the part about the importance of family, something which Logang seems to have come around to realizing (as a sibling I really identified with the sentiment of knowing that your siblings are the one true constant you can rely on. They won't give up on you even if everyone else does). Also I love the question of "how do you keep your passion from becoming work". It has appeared before and maybe (I hope not) it's because some of you are struggling at times with that. I think that's just a question that everyone is asking themselves so it's great to get different views on it. To pitch another viewpoint regarding the topic: Many people don't work in what their passion is. That's the reality of life. I do however feel like more people should try to make their job their passion opposed to making your passion your job. It can't always be done, but it's worth thinking about.
I'm not always interested in the corridor crew vids, especially when they get really memey, but in contrast I always seem to enjoy this podcast. It's a great addition to the regular content and replaces some of the more tecnical outlooks we used to have in the Sam and Niko channel (befor the rebranding). I'm not trying to appear too negative here, I overall still enjoy most of the content and I hope things will stay that way. In the meantime I'm happy we all have something as interesting as this podcast to watch.
Das Schnabeltier your so gay and nerdy
I love how this it _not_ an echo chamber. Always good to hear from all sides.
This is the first podcast I have finished completely. I really enjoyed how you asked him questions about his opinions on controversial issues, but didn't push on it. Let him speak his mind, and let people decide for themselves on the merit of his ideas. I would love to see more of that in the podcasts.
I actually enjoyed this, and seeing logan like this really shows how people act differently around different people or on youtube. He seems like a nice dude to talk to.
Ofc he has had some pretteeey bad controversies in the past but i dont really mind too much(like he said himself how he recognises when he properly fucked up and tries to fix it) i dont watch him and i dont think i ever will but i gotta admit that this guy is killing it especially for his age, something which i wont be able to achieve lmao
He never fixes things he brushes it under the rug. especially his bullshit with the suicide forest. His actions prove he is a worthless disgusting human being who only cares about making money without a care about anyone around him. Hell his whole japan trip was one big slap in the face disrespectful to soo many people.
@@sniperpanda2965did you watch the podcast?
logan paul: "i have a lot of ammunition"
also logan paul: "JJ has no dick"
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm yeah oki
this was really interesting and i really enjoyed buuut i had to point that out
This is the only podcast i watched till end!! I love it 🥰 i love the vibe of these people's
Tact and respect for your fellow man is always refreshing. I Enjoyed this. It was unique experience to watch someone have deep self realizations & discussions in a healthy environment. XD he just ate the hell out of that mic tho.
Really thought he was about to make out with that mic
He just seems really comfortable with who he is, and I'm very surprised at his openness. I do think he came off as a bit arrogant, but I think that just has to do with how comfortable he is and he doesn't care how people react to him. I do think he lacks an understanding of his impact. Because of him being a "maverick" he does things that kids shouldn't necessarily do. He does what he thinks he should do, but those kids shouldn't replicate his actions.
Henry Panthofer thats exactly what he’s doing. He’s exploring and doing new things nobody have done before and at the same time he’s taking the risk and doing some mistakes for us so that we knows what to not do.
This was very entertaining. I think its really cool first off that Logan reached out to fellow creators on the platform to do the vfx for his documentary. Logan and Corridor have very little in common but it's awesome seeing creators help each other on projects and getting exposure. As for the interview, I think it was very eye opening with a lot of great questions. I don't think a lot of people know much about Logan Paul and while I may not be a huge fan, I am definitely not a fan of blind hate. I think you guys made a lot of great points and everyone will get to see a different side of Logan and what his real views and goals are. Loving the podcasts so far, keep it up!
I enjoyed this podcast. It was informative.
Also, it was the first corridor cast I have watched that didn’t delve into the same old UA-cam algorithm topic.
I honestly feel like there was some good conversation there. And hearing some of the words Logan said himself, he at least gets it to some degree. He still seems arrogant in the way he speaks about certain things, but like he encouraged himself: I can empathize a bit, because he's a human being. I liked this episode of the podcast. Entertaining and thought provoking stuff
Halocrafter that’s not arrogant, that is how comfortable he is in his skin
@@grevengriff8609 It comes off to me as arrogant, at least. The way he delivers it might be throwing me off
Get Rackaracka
Yooo I second this
Probably a matter of time, now that they moved to LA.
hell YEAH! I found out about them through sam and niko in the first place
Please do this
i'm surprised to say that this podcast, featuring THE logan paul, was sorta life-changing. this month alone, because of reflection and learning new things from wise people i admire, i've learned so many new sides of things that i had no idea i was interested in.
thank you corridor for having incredibly life-changing questions for guests and for having light-hearted conversations that are still mentally stimulating and deep. thats what this world needs more of!
Thank you guys! slowly healing the Wound we deal with everyday!!! You have to give people a chance!!!
Niko, I really like the way you do interviews. Love your mindset.
Clint and Niko: "So you would rather.... go down to his level instead of be the bigger person?"
Logan: "Yeah. Fuck being decent. I'm an entertainer."
Clint, Niko, and I: :O
Great podcast and great questions!
There is NO way Logan Paul thinks the Earth is Flat. He graduated with honours, was a A+ student and earned a 4 year scholarship, fully paid for to university. But he loves to swim against the waves. Just to see what happeneds.
That's shocking considering how unintelligent he is.
@@Gawillamon I was thinking the same thing. I wonder where Lorisa214 got this information from...
@@Gawillamon I'm not a Logan pauler....but you've gotta admit this dude is HELLA smart...if you didn't get that aura from this podcast...you have no business talking about intelligence...I seem to think he has changed from his past self..as I have recently watched one of his podcasts where he talks about the James Charles controversy in which i expected hes going to smack him..but he didn't...it was the most unbiased viewpoint i got along with pewdiepie's...
@@arjunarun2458 LMAO! If you think Logan Paul is "HELLA smart" then you're hella dumb lol.
@@Gawillamon He clearly is, you can be smart, but have no emotional intelligence, for example. He knows how to get attention, which means money. If you don't really care about what people think of you and care mostly about money, you would do the same. You can never run a million dollar business without being smart.
And btw I've never liked Logan, but to say he is completely stupid is just ignorant.
“Flat earth theory’s actually make sense” - Logan Paul 2019
"Maths and science were my shit."
Something doesn't quite add up here
Have either of you watched the documentary like damn.
And this, Ladies and gentlemen is the moral of the story...I'm not sure if this was actually a stupid comment or a genus one but it's great no matter what XD
Loved how Logan kept barking at the end😂
Just want to say that was incredible, I never even liked hearing that guy name but after listening to this I may not like his demeanour but I've a new found respect for the guy. Just goes to show how narrow minded I can be and probably quite a few others.
Smart move corridor. Smart move.
20 minutes after the upload and people are already whining... I don't like a lot of what this man has done, I don't like his attitude (from what I have seen) but dropping negative comments for nothing, without listening to this conversation... that's just low guys.
Let's just listen to this, make up our own minds and move on. This is what the parties involved in this Podcast do aswell
I have been keeping up with you guys for years now. I have attach a list below which you may find interesting for guest for coming shows (no particular order):
- Freddie Wong
- Seananners
- Hutch
- I'd like to hear more from previous interns as well i.e. the selection process, their first initial days and thoughts and maybe prior experience could be an interesting space. Maybe even speak about some of their favourite youtubers and what they have been working on.
- Any old school youtubers, especially in the gaming space from machinima days
- D from node
You guys have been in this space for a long time your reach of types of guest you can have is vast.
Very nice that people are thankful for this podcast. It is good that you realise that the general internet opinion is not the same that YOU would necesarrily have after seing him in person
You should move the mikes out out of everyone’s face
The way he's talking and his expressions make me feel like he is either really nervous or is lying/making stuff up.
Considering he's normally quite the... outgoing type... he's probably not nervous
That Man Melvin this is what you have to do when media is crawling around and waiting for you to make a mistake that they can take out of context and make big. Looks like he’s just watching his worlds carefully
@@grevengriff8609 yeah that makes sense too, good reasoning
I wouldn’t say he’s a liar. He’s changing the way he speaks to adapt to the situation. From Vlogs for kids to this is a massive difference.