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Logan Paul confronted journalist Graham Bensinger for posting his documentary for free on YouTube instead of their deal to sell it to Apple TV+. He spoke about letting Graham Bensigner into his life for five months to film a documentary, believing it would stream on Apple TV+, but it ended up landing on the personal YouTube channel of the journalist.
The heated exchange between Logan Paul and Graham Bensinger happened on TMZ Live when they were promoting the documentary on the platform. Notably, “5 Months with Logan Paul,” a documentary that captures the pivotal moment in the life of the YouTube sensation, a boxer, a WWE superstar, and a hydration drink mogul, is currently available for free to watch on Graham Bensinger’s YouTube channel.
On TMZ Live, Logan Paul shared his side of the story with Graham Besinger and said, “I thought he had my best interests in line because I trusted this guy to do a profile on my life. I let him in for five months under the pretense that it was gonna be a show on Apple TV, and yesterday it airs on his YouTube channel.”
In response, Graham Bensinger told Logan Paul to his face about where the documentary would be airing before reminding him about the same talk with his manager Jeff Levin. While Paul kept reiterating that Bensinger was lying, the journalist claimed that the boxer wanted the CryptoZoo NFT project and the scandal in Japan’s “suicide forest,” to be removed from the final documentary cut.
Logan Paul also remarked, “I didn’t sign up to be on Graham Bensigner’s personal YouTube channel.”
Moreover, the next major stop for Logan Paul in his flourishing WWE career will be at WrestleMania XL, where he will be defending his United States Championship against Randy Orton and Kevin Owens in a triple-threat match at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia this April.
Here is the clip of Logan Paul confronting Graham Bensinger for airing his documentary for free on YouTube: