What does sibling manipulative jealousy look like with Logan Paul as our psychological subject?
As you may know, Logan Paul is the older brother of Jake Paul, who has been focusing a lot on boxing retired MMA fighters. Anyway, you may remember that Logan also did some boxing many years ago but lost to YouTube star KSI, and you may also recall that he basically pretended to fight Floyd Mayweather in an exhibition boxing match; however, recently Logan found that he’s a much better fake fighter than a real fighter. Sorry to break the news to you kids, “wrestling” is fake.
After Jake Paul won another boxing match against another retried MMA fighter, Nate Diaz, Logan invited Jake onto his podcast to apparently milk his younger brother’s recent win for himself. However, what was psychologically curious was how jealous Logan Paul was of Jake for being better than him at something. So, we’re going to break down Logan’s curious psychology and behavior, along with body language, to reveal what an angry manipulative jealous sibling looks like, so you can possibly recognize it in your own life. Now let’s get started.
Now in the comments: What would you do if you were Jake with an older brother like Logan? Let everyone know in the comments below.
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This video provides analytical commentary and opinion based on psychological concepts for educational and entertainment purposes only. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of any company, organization, or institution. This video does not constitute clinical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult a licensed professional for mental health concerns.
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What does sibling manipulative jealousy look like with Logan Paul as our psychological subject?
As you may know, Logan Paul is the older brother of Jake Paul, who has been focusing a lot on boxing retired MMA fighters. Anyway, you may remember that Logan also did some boxing many years ago but lost to YouTube star KSI, and you may also recall that he basically pretended to fight Floyd Mayweather in an exhibition boxing match; however, recently Logan found that he’s a much better fake fighter than a real fighter. Sorry to break the news to you kids, “wrestling” is fake.
After Jake Paul won another boxing match against another retried MMA fighter, Nate Diaz, Logan invited Jake onto his podcast to apparently milk his younger brother’s recent win for himself. However, what was psychologically curious was how jealous Logan Paul was of Jake for being better than him at something. So, we’re going to break down Logan’s curious psychology and behavior, along with body language, to reveal what an angry manipulative jealous sibling looks like, so you can possibly recognize it in your own life. Now let’s get started.
Now in the comments: What would you do if you were Jake with an older brother like Logan? Let everyone know in the comments below.
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Subscriber count at the time of upload: 595,700
#Psychology #LoganPaul
This video provides analytical commentary and opinion based on psychological concepts for educational and entertainment purposes only. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of any company, organization, or institution. This video does not constitute clinical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult a licensed professional for mental health concerns.
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