Logan Paul Admits It Feels “Weird” When WWE Fans Actually Cheer For Him
Logan Paul is used to getting booed. What he isn’t used to? Love. In a candid chat on What’s Your Story? with Stephanie McMahon, the social media megastar turned wrestler opened up about a very strange problem. He is struggling with the fact that audiences have started cheering for him.
“I feel weird when people cheer,” Logan admitted. “That’s insane. What an unrelatable thing to feel.”
He explained that his entire gimmick is built on being the bad guy. So when fans break the script and clap for him, it throws him off completely. “This ain’t the gimmick, bro! That’s not what we’re supposed to do.”
But Logan isn’t just confused by the crowd’s reaction. He is also pitching a major shakeup for WWE. He says he has an “actual brain” and feels his creativity is being underutilized compared to his peers.
Logan wants to take inspiration from the wild Attitude Era. He told McMahon that he wants to “get messy” and take things to the next level. His goal isn’t just to serve the usual WWE audience.
“F**k the universe,” he said boldly. “We go inter-dimensional.”
He believes he can do for WWE today what Vince McMahon did decades ago: bring in completely new fan bases who never watched wrestling before. Despite his busy life as a creator and boxer, Logan says WWE is currently the thing he is most passionate about.
“It’s deeply fulfilling,” he said. “It encompasses everything that I’m interested in.”
Whether fans love him or hate him, Logan Paul isn’t going anywhere. He just wishes you would make up your mind.
