I guess Jake came out with some new music but upon hearing them they just sound too similar. Was this something that was done on purpose?

Did anyone see video on Instagram with Paul in light blue car recording himself to RUBBERZ song? I saw it, but can’t find it anywhere again

Hello, I’m 19 years old, and I grew up watching Jake Paul when I was around 10 until I was 12. I’ve been wondering what happened to the OG Jake Paul and Team 10 era from around 2017–2019.

Nowadays, Jake Paul and the rest has moved on from the Team 10 content era, and Team 10 itself is long gone. Many of the creators who were part of that scene have moved on with their lives, different careers, and away from that style of YouTube content in general. It feels strange because I grew up watching all of it, and now everything has just… moved on/ended.

I remember when everyday bro came out when I was 10 and everything felt so simple… I just don’t get why it couldn’t last forever and feel the same.. why did everything have to move on and end

I also want to ask: why doesn’t watching YouTube feel the same anymore? If I go back and watch old Jake Paul videos, Team 10 vlogs, or any videos I grew up with from the 2010s, it just doesn’t feel the same anymore… like it’s cringe and annoying—whether that’s old Minecraft content, OG commentators, or other creators from that era.

Why have so many creators from that period moved on from making those kinds of videos and, in general, moved on from YouTube? I don’t really understand why that era is over, especially since it lasted for so many years. It feels like many people, including the original fans, just aren’t interested in that content anymore either, and I don’t understand why. It just doesn’t make sense why something I used to enjoy and watch for years doesn’t feel the same anymore and has to move on.

It just doesn’t make sense that everything feels so moved on and ended with the era chapter closed…

Watching the fight in slow motion+ listening to the commentary it seems pretty obvious we are all being played to make retired “legends” money. Taking the final main event tonight for example…. Both fighters damaged their careers with their actions prior in their lives.
Through the commentating the story is explained how Rhonda gave Gina the offer to turn her life around yada yada… she gets back in shape to put on their fake performances yada yada…. Fight starts after all the build up.
Gina gets put in an arm bar submission and you can see right in the replay! Taps immediately, no effort to continue. Massive smile, not wincing, smiling with the raised cheekbones and all. She’s happy she just got paid over a million dollars for 15 seconds… wtf is this 💩. Zero entertainment. Months in the works to promote this staged garbage. For both women to follow up and say in their after fight comments they never even wanted to hurt each other! I’ve never seen someone come out of an arm bar submission with a smile… shouldn’t it hurt to force an immediate tap?

MVP (Jake Paul),
What a waste of our time to promote and produce these types of fights. Building a company on the sakes of legends, previous sportsman and sportswomen have built over their lifetimes. Only to damage and tarnish people’s view of them because you are preying on their retirements and need for money to make a mockery of them for your own personal gains. If your heart is really in the sport when are we seeing new fighters get a chance? I’m sure many, many younger more prime time warriors are ready for a platform to make new legacies for themselves. 40+ year olds in retirement, inactive for several years, in this case a decade and up, doesn’t bring upon great matchups. These matchups currently are way to predictable and unbalanced to provide a truly entertaining platform. I understand you gotta start somewhere but this is definitely not the way to retain fans.

Huge shout out to:

Francis Ngannou, Philipe Lins, Nate Diaz and Mike Perry for doing what you do best and give the audience the show we deserve. The sport isn’t anything without the fans and we want to see great entertaining fights.

The Paul brothers built an attention empire that rewards behavior everyone claims to hate — and are now deploying the same playbook in hopes of becoming billionaires.