Jake Paul attends the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, the US. The former Disney Channel actor has nearly 20 million subscribers on YouTube, where he posts vlogs and pranks. Photo: AP Jake Paul attends the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, the US. The former Disney Channel actor has nearly 20 million subscribers on YouTube, where he posts vlogs and pranks. Photo: AP
Jake Paul attends the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, the US. The former Disney Channel actor has nearly 20 million subscribers on YouTube, where he posts vlogs and pranks. Photo: AP
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For YouTube star Jake Paul, no prank is too wild, no controversy too big – but now he’s upset the FBI

  • Thanks to his brash personality and shocking antics, YouTube star Paul has risen to fame as a social media bad boy and provocateur
  • But an FBI raid on his mansion related to his arrest for alleged looting and vandalism at a shopping mall may end his time in the spotlight

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Updated: 9:40pm, 10 Aug, 2020

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Jake Paul attends the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, the US. The former Disney Channel actor has nearly 20 million subscribers on YouTube, where he posts vlogs and pranks. Photo: AP Jake Paul attends the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, the US. The former Disney Channel actor has nearly 20 million subscribers on YouTube, where he posts vlogs and pranks. Photo: AP
Jake Paul attends the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, the US. The former Disney Channel actor has nearly 20 million subscribers on YouTube, where he posts vlogs and pranks. Photo: AP
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