THE TRUTH ABOUT JAKE PAUL VS JOE WELLER

Summary

The video features Joe Weller addressing rumors about his recent fight with Jake Paul, where many viewers speculated it was staged and that Weller 'sold out.' Weller explains the situation, including his decision to join a music video with Paul after the fight, which he admits made him look bad. He defends his actions, claiming he approached the match with good intentions and didn't care about how it might look. He also addresses criticisms, dismissing claims that he did it for attention, and clarifies that the fight was real, despite appearances.

Takeaways

• 🤔 Joe Weller admits that the fight with Jake Paul was not staged and he was not paid to participate.
• 🏓 Joe ended up at the scene of the music video by chance after playing ping pong and hearing about it from Waimate.
• 🎥 Joe felt he had a few options: run away, get angry, or crash the video, and he chose the latter, which led to the perception that he was part of the video.
• 😤 Joe believes Jake Paul manipulated the footage to make it look like Joe was a backup dancer and not angry.
• 📅 Joe claims they agreed to release the video on a specific day, but Jake released his version a day earlier.
• 😡 Joe is not upset about the video's portrayal and is taking it in stride, showing a lack of concern for public perception.
• 🤝 Joe mentioned that after the fight, he and Jake talked it over and were calm, suggesting that the drama is more for show than real animosity.
• 👎 Joe dismisses criticism and claims of losing respect, indicating he doesn't care about negative reactions.
• 🏡 Joe went to Jake's house with the intention of having a good time and challenging Jake, not to upset him.
• 😆 Joe finds the reactions of others, including other YouTubers, to be overblown and humorous, emphasizing that it's all part of YouTube drama.

Q & A

What was the general reaction from people regarding the Jake Paul and Joe Weller fight?

Many people believed the fight was staged, and there were rumors that Joe Weller was paid to make Jake Paul look good.

How did Joe Weller end up in Jake Paul's music video?

Joe Weller went outside to watch what he thought was just a music video shoot, but he didn't realize the track had disses directed at him.

What were Joe Weller's options after realizing he was in the video?

Joe had a few options: he could have run away, gotten angry and started a confrontation, stood by and watched, or crashed the video.

Why did Joe Weller decide to stay in the video shoot?

Joe chose to crash the video because he didn't want to run away or let Jake Paul manipulate the situation. He also felt that getting upset would have played into Jake's hands.

How does Joe Weller feel about the way he was portrayed in the video?

Joe feels that Jake Paul intentionally used shots where Joe looked like a backup dancer, even though there were other shots where he was visibly annoyed and telling Jake to back off.

Why does Joe Weller believe the fight wasn't staged?

Joe mentions that if the fight had been staged, it would have included a more convincing knockout punch rather than something that looked unimpressive. He also insists he was not paid to lose.

How did Joe Weller view the fight's opportunity?

Joe saw the fight as a fun challenge and wanted to see if he could genuinely compete with Jake Paul. He went into the match with the mindset that anything could happen, but he was ready to handle it.

How does Joe Weller feel about the YouTube drama surrounding the fight?

Joe thinks most of the YouTube drama, including diss tracks and reactions, is exaggerated for the cameras and isn't as serious as people make it out to be.

What message does Joe Weller have for Jake Paul after the fight?

Joe calls Jake a 'wanker' for releasing the fight video a day earlier than agreed and for adding insults toward Joe's ex-girlfriend. However, Joe understands why Jake did it, as it’s part of YouTube culture.

How does Joe Weller handle criticism from other YouTubers?

Joe isn't bothered by criticism or people saying they've lost respect for him. He maintains that he went into the fight with the goal of having fun and doesn't care about how others perceive him.