Logan Paul Pranks BBC Journalist With Lookalike During Cryptocurrency Allegations Interview
The YouTuber and WWE star staged an elaborate stunt to mock a BBC documentary investigating his alleged involvement in promoting questionable cryptocurrency projects.
- Logan Paul replaced himself with a lookalike, Rodney Petersen, for an interview with BBC journalist Matt Shea about cryptocurrency allegations.
- The prank was part of Paul's YouTube video addressing claims that he promoted crypto projects without disclosing financial stakes, allegations he has repeatedly denied.
- Paul criticized the BBC's documentary as a 'regurgitated hit piece' and highlighted controversies involving the network's past employees to question its credibility.
- Shea walked out of the interview after realizing the deception, later accusing Paul of avoiding accountability for the allegations.
- Paul, maintaining his innocence, donated $50,000 to a youth charity and stated he made no profit from the crypto projects in question.