After a week of closed door meetings, YouTube has announced they are cutting ties with their cash cow Logan Paul.
The video-sharing giant made the decision after Logan, 22, posted a video of a dead man hanging from a tree in Japan’s notorious “Suicide Forest”.
YouTube announced the popular vlogger is no longer a premiere publisher in the Google Preferred ads program, and none of his exclusive films will be offered on the video platform’s subscription-based YouTube Red service.
Logan will still be allowed to post videos on YouTube and monetize his videos under the standard revenue share of about $2,000 per every 1 million views. He will no longer bring in the big ad dollars that he enjoyed as a preferred YT vlogger.
Logan earned $12 million in YouTube revenue and endorsements in 2016.
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