Posting video of an apparent suicide victim on YouTube wasn’t the only disrespectful thing that Logan Paul did while he was in Japan recently.
Turns out, his trip also included a visit to Tokyo — where he proceeded to prank people by throwing toy Poké Balls at them and sticking dead fish and raw squid tentacle on their cars.
The 22-year-old even went so far as to don a kimono and conical hat for one stunt, and a Pikachu onsie for another.
“I swear, Tokyo is just a giant playground,” Paul says at one point, while filming the gags.
“Maybe it’s not. Maybe I should stop. Probably not.”
A video posted on the young man’s YouTube page — titled “We Fought In The Middle of Tokyo!” — shows the disgusting display, which was filmed on Dec. 30, just one day before he shot his “suicide forest” video.
Judging by the Japanese comments on YouTube, which were translated by Kotaku East, the clips aren’t sitting well with locals.
“This guy is an idiot,” wrote one user.
“I really hate gaijins like this,” another said.
“Go home.”
Others wrote: “Dumb American” and “Don’t come to Japan again…All Japanese hate you.”
Countless Twitter users took aim at Paul on Friday for his actions over the holiday weekend, including model Chrissy Teigen — who was one of the few people who spoke out in support of him after the controversy broke.
“Talk about the WRONG F–KING HILL TO DIE ON,” she tweeted. “I thought the suicide video was the stupidest thing he did but no.”
Social media had already been sharpening their knives and tearing into Paul over his New Year’s Day video, which showed an apparent suicide victim in Japan’s Aokigahara forest.
Despite the outrage, though, the young YouTube sensation has actually managed to gain subscribers in the past week.