Jake Paul To Discontinue 'Uncut' Docuseries Because It Became Too Real - Tubefilter

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In his latest video, controversial r Jake Paul announced he’s discontinuing his behind-the-scenes docuseries series Jake Paul Uncut, but says he wants to find a way to be “more real” with his fanbase going forward. “This space and this world we live in is so crazy. It’s so fast-paced, and it can suck you dry as a person before you even realize it,” he says, speaking one-on-one to the camera. It’s a rare, quiet format for the contentious r, who’s primarily known for his havoc-wreaking stunts and for spending a lot of his videos shouting at his 18 million subscribers to “buy dat merch.” (That said, it's worth noting this video has eight ad breaks and lower-third popups every so often directing viewers to Paul’s shop). “What I’ve realized is that I need to connect more with you guys and be more open,” he adds. He explains that when Jake Paul Uncut kicked off in November with an episode about his breakup with fellow r Erika Costell, it was meant to be a weekly window into his real life -- a way for viewers to see a side of him they normally don’t. That included showing viewers the candid day-to-day “nightmare” of dealing with the many, many lawsuits filed against Paul and his creator collective Team 10, he says. In his latest video, controversial r Jake Paul announced he’s discontinuing his behind-the-scenes docuseries series Jake Paul Uncut, but says he wants to find a way to be “more real” with his fanbase going forward.