Jake Paul Reacts to Mr. Beast’s Exceptional Achievement: ‘Never Done Bef… F***’

‘The Problem Child’ Jake Paul is not all about banters, at least not for his social media contemporary Mr. Beast. Despite transitioning to the boxing world, Paul still has a strong holding in the Internet community, with millions of subscribers on his YouTube channel. That said, Paul is no longer a social media celeb.

He is currently an undefeated boxer, and fight promoter, who has also teased a potential move to the MMA world. Amidst all of these, Paul hasn’t gone away from keeping an eye on the YouTube community or his former competitors on that platform.

Mr. Beast recently completed a decade of his YouTube career and shared the total number of views he has garnered so far. Well, Jake Paul shared a fresh insight on it and highlighted Mr. Beasts’s success with some more facts.

He wrote, “5 mill on YouTube in 6 months never done bef……. F***”

Jake Paul, however, changed his approach on his next tweet, which was aimed at Eddy Reynoso, the chief trainer of Team Canelo. While ‘The Problem Child’ remains outspoken on social media, he is actively getting attention from the Internet and the combat sports community.

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Well, Jake Paul is far from feuding with his fellow social media partners. Although he debuted in the sport by knocking out YouTuber Ali ‘AnEson’ Gib, Paul has upgraded his selection of opponents. Unlike other celebrities, Jake Paul has fought professional combatants and has put on Tyron Woodley and Ben Askren on the list of his in-ring victims. Therefore, he is no longer a YouTube fighter. But still has a lot to achieve in boxing.

Jake Paul can now face pro-boxers

5-0 as a boxer, Paul is yet to offer himself against professional pugilists. He has faced a social media star, a retired NBA player, and two former MMA champions in the boxing ring. All these names don’t bring on anything for his boxing legacy.

Well, Paul has hinted at a potential retirement after amassing a 10-0 record. It means he will accept at least five more fights before calling it a day. If that happens, there are high chances of seeing Paul return to YouTube. Else, he has a lot more professional caps to don.

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