Jake Paul doesn't know if he'll stop partying during the coronavirus pandemic, but says 'our leadership is failing us'
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Jake Paul doesn't know if he's going to stop partying during the coronavirus pandemic.
Like other influencers who have failed to adhere to social distancing guidelines, the controversial YouTube star provoked outrage after hosting a July 14 party in his Calabasas mansion's backyard. Dozens of maskless
"I don't know what to think of it, to be honest. I don't think anyone really does," Paul told Insider. "No one has answers, our leadership is failing us, and everyone kind of just doesn't know what to do. But I personally am not the type of person who's gonna sit around and not live my life."
Paul is currently preparing for a September 12 boxing match with former NBA guard Nate Robinson, which will be virtually broadcast on the TikTok competitor Triller for $50. It's the undercard match to the main event, featuring boxing legend Mike Tyson, who's making a comeback to fight Roy Jones Jr. The match will not feature a live audience because of COVID-19 social distancing restrictions, Paul told Insider. Previously, he's won fights against otherIn a recent tweet, Paul said he plans to "become one of the biggest prize fighters in the world" and show people the "real 'Jake Paul,'" as opposed to the Paul portrayed in the media.
"I'm a human being. I put my pants on the same way, I cry the same way, I have anxiety the same way, I fail the same way, I win the same way," Paul told Insider. "People don't like that, they scream out my failures and whisper my accomplishments."
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