YouTube star Logan Paul's upcoming movie has been put on hold because of his dead body video

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YouTube star Logan Paul

• YouTube is placing Logan Paul's next movie, "The Thinning: New World Order," on hold.
• He's also been removed from Google Preferred, YouTube's top advertising program.
• Earlier this week, YouTube had promised "further consequences" for Paul following a now-infamous video featuring a dead body.

22-year-old YouTube star Logan Paul's next movie - which was supposed to debut on the platform's YouTube Red subscription service - is getting put on hold, following Paul's posting of a notorious video featuring a dead body, according to multiple press reports.

The movie in question, "The Thinning: New World Order" was supposed to be the follow-up to Paul's 2016 YouTube Red original "The Thinning." Paul also won't appear in the upcoming fourth season of the YouTube Red original sitcom "Foursome."

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Paul has also been dumped from Google Preferred, the highest-tier advertising program available for YouTube content creators to monetize their videos, according to a report in Polygon. Google Preferred "aggregates YouTube top content into easy-to-buy packages for brand advertisers," according to the site's FAQ.

Early last week, Paul uploaded a video showing the body of a man hanging from a tree in Japan's Aokigahara forest, often called the "Suicide Forest" because people are known to have killed themselves there. Paul eventually removed the video, apologized, and said he was taking a break from vlogging.

More than 400,000 people have signed a Change.org petition asking YouTube to remove Paul's channel. As of this article's publishing, Paul has approximately 15.6 million subscribers on YouTube.

On Tuesday, YouTube made a statement on Paul's video, saying that "we are looking at further consequences" for the vlogging star. Those consequences seem to be coming to pass.

YouTube did not immediately return a request for comment.

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